The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1908, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, av~etvsVAt, FEBRUARY ll, (190806 UP TO DATE) AND NEWSY'} = ee BURNS‘MADEGOOD’ | - } _. + OPEN SEASON IN ENGLAND INSECOND BATTLE... ag / ON BRITISH SOIL z¢ ae RADAR ARRAN THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ree enmennad aa Deserves Credit for Taking Chance Against Touted Foreigners —Let- | ters From Members of the Pugilistic Fraternity. OMMY BURNS “made good" his | a promise to put Jack Palmer | out within six rounds. Tommy turned the trick in four, and from all| accounts he outclassed the English | ex-champion so far that he might have | ut him away sooner if he had cared | to, Next comes Jem Roche, of Ireland. | When he finishes Roche Tommy | Burns might as well come home. He! has established his superiority over anything England can produce in the! fighting line so easily that there will | ve no other heavyweights to oppose} m even if he waits a year or two! é more. In England now Tommy Burns is In the same position occupied by big Jim Jeffries in America 1 ‘And Burus dese:ves a lot of credit. He isn't a giant in size by any means. , He is short, strong and remarkably fast. He is a clever boxer, but more is a fighter, He can®——___ Represented Barisan EMPIRE > " ® sat. 215. Maude Acams in The Jesters. than a boxer 1} tap until he gets an opening, and then |no exception to the male. 1 could tell RUDOUN fas ‘ ay liver ¢ 1 lows of t nock- } a lot more, new play, SctSRTSy ESE Eo [Sincerely Ba TELS NETbO Me? ETHEL BARRY: RE i ced ‘ACK TWIN SULLIVAN also handies| the typewriter (all fighters typewrite eir letters now—it's the fashion) as follows: CLICK, Sia ANOPMEIE CONN awerss shiga Wallace upped Geo. "M.Cohan’s, KEIO BE HU ica. soars “THE Tab bychUM ae TRE THER SAVOY "site : A Rip- vac Whirl ind Saces UTHOUGH Burns has been add A ing to his bank account of late py picking up all this easy lish money, he is a real fighter. Went tarough the list of heavyweigt claimants the Arcadia, Cal., Feb. 2, 1908. | Dear Friend Bob: | Bob, just want to drop you a line jto let you know I'm still among the e ones’ and working all the time. nds to his credit that none of the |Joe Thomas was another ‘easy one heavyweights rushed In to get|for me, but I have Jim Flynn now for 1 of him. They were satisfied tol ten rounds on the it th ins Jet Burns do the experimenting. candy won't be go eas v 8 coun’ Squires, and t Molr, whp was reputed a + pough Burns beat these men with ease, af NEW YORK ar s.30 arr Hippodre ome bens : Bartle o! ‘part ‘ria Fe are three heavy WelEht ENE outweigh me twenty puinds, we | Defeated Pugilist Concludes American Rained Blows on est cee ~_ CikcoS eaeaea fl BES 20 BAYS America now who can cl Burns's | tough, hard fight Chie b = ee : Bean A 4 rs “ a us i First, there ts Jack, alte srid teltapeeitnalusnease hietaies Um hateniseielitiney Days Englishman at Will, Knock- a IN THE van, who has an old dectatoi uink I'l outbox him and wi j {i i = Tommy. “That ought to be wiped oUt. | 45 T yalleve T madt Mier oe tm Are Over. ing Him Out in the Fourth. | ¢ an, who a there is Olg Al Kauffman, wy edie foes and should have had the de- cision each time, so I'll try and make It pm | decisive this time so there won't be any} LONDON. Feb. 11—T will fight as soon question about ft, other morning newsp: oming up raph And last, but not Jack Johnson, whom ng and Bret nark ¢ he i} nment, | ) CRITERION * Nat 1 ‘an be made. Mike Twin has gone up to ‘Frisco t ments | in a battle, 4 We 3 Johnson will, give Tommy a battle, train for hia go with Kerchell, which y| mostly in terms of ri on the| Fight One-Sided. (tags OME i) “A BARREL OF FUN “AND h put and weight At le no cinah that | (ink Ber sie einy as neler yo the a a t 3 wa \| CASIN }} MUSICAL DELIGHT.” 6. sun he on will ‘turn his. title over order as Méllody, and Mike will! Burns in thelr fig! AON wT oe | 4 RICEanE Probably a battle treet eng vor, hand is sure to get! ater the contest, gaid that ne 108 v Th W ORLD | Be waeat"| Miss s Hook S$ wonld be and Bur It I whip Flynn good Uncle 7: e had $ Un y 4 ie nd dona, fr perl | wanes PENN Re AE ae ne WiLL CANS WALKER auisix |] an faker of the ae O'Brien | time we ea sucker out of him the next | ‘ at, Db’ re Hine Be Ta 4. Rubens O'Brien—while | Tam training out here at Arcad! pa ncon ( merece f 7 ‘on the| where the greatest race track Paling his elbows, z en t [Ica has just. been completed, a eae eres oe whsow THE WIT HING HOUR KEITH & CaS | [the place. for sports, tnose training] °IPal forever HY ld Herods9, ti8 A mn Hat on the Lucky Hal n ranch are| 1 oNDoN. I attling Nelson, Eddie the Terri- 2 b2.0} 1 renee grand place to train. :t teh doa ol: olz boo You ought to take a trip out this w BYOU Ti vq" {some time as this fs a fine cou: With best regards, I remain your fr i JACK TWIN SULLIV: rocR eal LIN as | AOLEY WHFS CAROL IN FAST Si-ROUND 60 iy 2 track Inthe YORKVILLE," Lanra Burt and Henry Stanford MBTROPULIS 1378 Wizard of Oz | HURTIG & SE. at BAR | Mi BiG keTy Ted! th PO-NIGHT, P I’m not Tek. every tt ing He w rine PEACE WITH A. ALU se ATT, The threatened trouble between Harry Hillman, of + " E | BUNDY dhe Biggest A Waltz bene the local mid- : ; «floor aa Dp eae! ; Hy os 1 Univers |e A. pen chen worst sma sas | git as, iain to be geen that Palmer! Hillman Las also notifie yerin a yer to |] GARDEN g)\va | LIBERTY his carreer 8 limit to win MABEL au ‘0 feren'hint here. Then Mtr was baily wh Harvard Crew Men Begin Work. mm peer tec BOLLY CH fetch him here. Then Mr ley, he Mght h : aT ean ; find the gest bad Bradley, he ight heav le England, in the main y i} New Amsterdam yiit!nis® 2 S THEATRE, Bway & at the stag of the Dry Dock A. ¢ ASTOR Byres ated ‘its clubhouse, on East Tenth street. VIOLA ALLEN , Vif His poor showing was the result of hin is bubbling | failure to get into shape for the battle Hee ihn ve 4 CARNEGIE HALL, TO-MORROW, at 3. | wLAteY, - r a ef CON eng of first round he stage 5 E eee i 0, : cB me Mle corer ear on ; BLOOMFIELD [5,80 sa. | BELASCO wv The Merry Widow aca ea W A Viennese Operetta In 3 Acts niin canes : WARFIELU ANCE a) ATTLING NE body in the annual tn of the Atlantic! pa: ats Bradley ily Cirote Ti “You see such men ag Memste, } Heer ‘Amutout Night Fy Farland and t crowd are just ef not alr about tig telling the public thi but ‘you don't se 133 pounds « Night. van and Jim Flynn are their ten-round | before the Pa igh j 2 ita » round di ohn Met ip i in the fourth, a ce Ottic Da | Daneswelte trem Pon thie. da ; 5 sasney etsl “LE : che presents | its wie VINA at Baldwin's ranch ch staggered him. 4 anys uno. Scabeia OF MUSIC, 1th & Ainge “Iam a long wavs from a dead one was ao tired then’ that he, McFarland Fichts Wels} aan ae ven ds Ooh Went — David el sy r . ake 1 om m 0 ui to follow up his advant q ariand ights els [cu in ng dsor a ag) yet, and you take it from me that eee te tam Hone fraloy iS elsh_ on) a, ging for Windhon BLANCHE BATES © i's after my ne at they'll be running | banging away at Carroll's stom Feb, 21 and Kelly Meets teht 1 h et ht the last ee da, in vith lo nigh -el: } Nn left-hi ngs, which took al! be PALL ets night, anc Cort wan e he i 5 riven 50 atWe Sear Cre ek nan Ae ees are beanie raga) (or sue ec URNA neW Dear TeRcHatoole alt, DGS etary oe 1 ey ut Yuiony | Atlantic Yacht Club Elects, ipRvantarones hi gente nition Wham | | Papke on March 106, in| Sullivan Fights Flynn 7 Tetaaan ey | Jack "pastor Sek “UWEVGRTENT ELS Be sane att “pwin'! Su ng, as they are y can and will do! at the Consolidated A, ©. of them putting ite "hnockita. Gritt BY JOHN Pot GG K. 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