The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1908, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD | THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK |xostir‘roces eI MONDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1908. = KETCHEL MUST BE | STANLEY KETCHEL A STRONG ‘CONTENDER FOR MIDDLE-WEIGHT CROWN; RECKONED WITH IN" LANOING AN ext PUNCH ON SULA CHASE AFTER TITLE : Pag ees +-—_—_—_ His Victory Over Mike “Twin” in One Round Places Him Near | the Top in Middle- | HMNOCKING TWIN Suutivan DOWN (N THE FIRST Round. Weight Class. TANLEY “YOUNG” KETOHEL will have to fight Papke and Kelly now before the middle weight championship can be deter | mined. His one-round knockout scored over Mike “Twin” Sullivan | places him too near the top of the! middle-weight class to be ignored. | They thought that Ketchel woutd | be a cinch for the clever Boston Twin. Ketchel, who never beat any | —= ~ = J oune eric . 6 a = —- — “S55. GUNTS PLAY THEI FIRST GAME OF SE Herzog to Yjehape to siart a groeliing epring praction romisir | He expects to leave here on Wednesd other topnotcher than Joe Thomas, Arrives at Camp and He mureday | for pone ees enivest bings in ahs rv the team’ | men are all feeling well was rated a8 a rough and rugged) slugger, a dangerous man for any | other slugger to fight, but easy meat for a fast, scientific boy like the Twin. “Mike Twin,” “without wishing to “take any of the young fighter’s credit away,” says that the first knockdown | ‘blow was a fluke. He wants another chance. Perhaps if he had another | chance he'd outpoint Ketchel. The punch may have been a fluke, but rt Things To-Day hot As —Hilltops in Shape. fine fettle, a: | from him Ghia enanc AMUSEMENTS. - Wketchel scored it, and followed with a Tommy Burns asa fighter. I read what ry hard ‘at ue rk here. The [HIPPODROME * Saguick knock: in the first round of {you say about him, but I want to know here Saturday Mthe ‘That will stand on the rec-| vour honest opinion. Is he a wonder or pords. | four-flusher?” ass lacinatcntcany, | If “Constant Reader” isn't running a ‘ S: \ . 3 : " ifcant de. [IM about reading this column ne | bes eet ue Hilttops in Good Trim. CIRCUS 22 1 rot R SEASON ierifcart ta, | Knows what my “honest opinion” of Pia ar ree 7 SP! t 8 shed Su ‘a left og |e raierinedin ised workout yeaterday, and | oot has tel Highiae svera in tats |CASINO [oii To-Night y nes al ‘ommy Bur 5} Et + iS aes) “to the , ie ats eet ad wen Sou re t fm thie exrin go ends t0 keep goin pow. He may SAM BERNARD ¥j lo ney ‘a inte nis body |€82 depend upon it that it 1s my y tn Waco next | Da : Le hase sick work, |Cbinion.” I don't w Bie Sere eee Cana ates Suppele 70 | sneaking around with a private opin- area bio shad the) soune La Sea tanner GF Shinue to be dangerous |10n that 1s quite different from my pur psd in nen sn car LYRIC, Exes. 5. 3 lic one. they Cad in shape an SOTi However, I don't mind repea’ my GH aS : opinion of Tommy Burns, if it any | value. It's just an opinion, you know MAJESTIC eee Wed rjay | think he's a corker for his size and SBANDANNA fighters of “ty | wet I think, for instance, that | 5 ie Waiker LAND. } shor’ than, Thongs L ‘ ; HACKETT ©)... wa 0c] re) y. "eat whip. SI h Ma Yapke and Hugo Kelly would | a8 when he knocked out Kid McCoy [bas 3 icc a= nahan has tie 20Daysi inthe aire IHN MASON i tend hi asaiintean eaeaes : E A LEW FIELDS Mra count KEITH & PROCTOR'S NAT M. 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