The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1908, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 138, THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Joe Gans Going Blind 2 May- be; but Boer Unholz Won't Think So When They Meet on Thursday. ling news that Joe Gans, light- ’ weight champion of the world, 2s going bind. Harry Tuthill, for- Sheony trainer for che Giants, and with the Tigers, has vouched the fact, and Detroit is all up and horrified in conse- ice. Whenever a Detroit writer his pen in hand and slaps out & few paragraphs about Joe Gans gktwho fights Boer Unholz in Caiifor- {naa Thursday, by the way), he sheds = and makes a human interest sy. Tt would be an awful thing tf Gans ee lose that wonderful sharpness of fiwision which enables him to block *everythingg in time and land where he .Bleases. If Joe's eyes went on etme, » Or even took a half holiday now and Fs Detroit comes the start- ay Hy then, he couldn't punch anybody on the nose with absolute certainty. Neithe: could he be sure of stopping everything that came his way, and then we would be forced to endure the heartrending spectacle of a great eshampion getting what he has given so Many others during the past sixteen or seventeen years. LOOKS LIKE FOXY MOVE, “I met Gans down East a few weeks @go," Tuthill tells the Detroiters, “and Roticed t e couldn't see very well. I comn on it, and he admitted that his si, " Gans, so ys, confessed that he wasn't ing, as he could whip ts of to-day eye in, commission, this looks like an. plaints, Joe would et Packey McFar- ckey is becoming In fact, any- est .an be found people tte who think P the old master, This means a big gate, and a big share fo champion. But, unfortunately, McFarland doesn’t think, in his own heart, that he classes with Gans just yet. He'd rather walt a year or two until Gans develops ossified joints or rheumatisin, or something lke that. Whenever Gans does begin to crumble Packey wants to be on the ground close waiting to catch him when he falls If Joe, now, could persuade Packey rves Were tangled, oF might trap Packey into a fi De roit is Packey's favo ite stamping-ground. He fights the-e| often. Tuthill is a friend of Joe's, and| @lready on the ground. Quite conve- alent. GANS IN GOOD SHAPE, Joe Gans Isn't so terribly aged. There fs Ao reason for his breaking up fust mow. He doesn’t have to fight often enough to hurt anything, und he ts only} thirty-four years old. Bob Fitzsimmons | fwas a year older than that when he| ‘won the world's heavyweight champion-| ship from Jim Corbett. | Joe's eyes may be on the dlink, so to! speak, but a little thing lke that won't | keep ‘him from slipping a punch or| two over on Boer Unholz. Watch him. ‘These eves save rounp THE OPENINGS FoR A HUNDRED KNOCKOUT: BLOWS Belmont the Beautiful | | a Joy t to the AC OES a bie ner at Jam entir Finest Course in America Openrts the Real Season of Thoroughbred Sport. goes to Long Bea will devote the to the deve terests at th: BY J. TOD SLOAN. ww By trove oven Belmont Park] ne went to the wh ldreth waved him throws open its gates to-day pens alae LAB AY d n up and hadj and will present a card of — | | races that has rarely been excelled at} J; A) Vein) uavantranvstacrs this time of the year. It will really] tiey were in sixteen times. | mark the opening of the commence- ment of the season’s great racing, and eociety will be out in full force. | ! when race, was grabbed in large chu St. B morning | piqued and revengeful over the 108s of opening game against the “Ves are returning to the Hill- sod in th tt top | respective eyes, | Ort | work and that | catch. Griffith made that pos Joe mas ALWAYS BEEN za SHARP SHooTE | Highlanders Are Sore; They're After Revenge + AMERICAN W. L. PC York.13 E LI Clubs, jeveland’ 21 Louis, .12 11 Cleveland at New York. I at Bi. bY LOZEMAN BULGER. usage, it is up t of this column to anno that the H aders this ernoon wi Tt is li or one of the ott now ot at after sit a stickler for form and good the chro: te th er s “GAMES SCHEDULED FOR T feel tert There is not another course in all the world. with the possible excep- tion of Longchamps, in France, that is so thoroughly equipped to take care of and make comfortable the! throng that will visit this grand{ monument to the thoroughbred horse to-day, and certainly there !8 oy, no other where ladies can feel more w at home in both club-house and pad-| dock than at Belmont, Considering the recent the Jamaica meeting terlay was a very good public, and the most to the bookmakers that on a metropolitan track year. All of the winners on the c day were heavily played, and it another tough day for the booki for disastrous has occurred in many a one was 6. so Jim of suspension ILLIE LEWIS writes that he Is W homesick, and will soon leave that dear Par-ee behind and start back for New York. Willle has) knocked out half a aozen or more now | in France. He may take a quick trip to England to take on Gunner Molr. ‘The Gunner seems to be elusive. Willle (mparts the information that Tommy Burns is also willing to fight Moir! @gain before leaving for the everybody gets a w he a weil plucked b iy I note that Jack Johnson wants a feather or two to add to his collec- tion, and {sn't averse to fighting even the frequent Johnson isn't a ERE 1s some Baker No Match for Glover a he 1 to I nird ‘ed Baker, the bell counted out. T or landed a ie omacn end © aw gent him stags ao Baker was “al e Brown 4d him to his corner nd stopped the the, eee Fitzgerald Defeat Herrera. BOSTON, Mass. May 18.—Wilie Fitager- ao | of Sea Clim in | Was not @ serious one. | well played. Dugan, although he finished the day | with a couple of winning rides, hac ee ean @ very nasty fall after the finish of the third’ race, ‘but luckily for the players the last race his tail It did not take Gavlen Brown long to Bet a post! in the East. as J. A Weinberg was. to gral) him. “Mr Brown signalized his into the ranks Druid al trainers t @ third race. with horse being the Mr. bang- he Weilnberg's won ned ayed Meatoan, Nerrera a . SHARKEY STAG TONIGHT. -: ein The Sharkey A a w { * me . s sixty-fift) street Union Settlement A. C. Plans Outdoor Games. r si th 3 wr > tay st " the Soren and club Baseball To-day M.—Americaa 1g married men will have some ex League. Park, Americana va |atars in thelr line-up, they are expected Cleveland, %* “to give the young fellows @ tussle, i a 36 One mile in 1 nes IDA D.-@lx furlongs in 0.49 LT 2-5, hand PLEASE furlones 0.23, 0. OAT tS, 1.01 out AW P. DALI in 0. Las 2 20, breesing. James P. Sullivan, Champion Miler, Again in Good Standing in A. A. U. At Sheepshead Bay. breezing GALLOP FORM for n 0.40, DIL +5, lily bad y Ou L 3-5, One LO, 26, STANDING OF THE CLUBS. NATIONAL New York at F xe : if he York ne arti and Cle of base user t nstanding, as siow as have been in ta didn't order, was jords in the ail mile 1.21, 3 the rea! the offer to A the 13 of all hat a adds taal wrot Lhe wuld and Win is to Highlanders strong, nat t As to mt a Hilltop fans anxs ome, 2 to ont about a & cinoh erican League. » is Kolr certain on the come un Kind of di on, it is abot ngenious K to ment says nen has an excellent veland ali d can re- ry sc king ine ch the xaine s to @ quick, though disastrous | Doyle pitched a game that Would have Leen a victory nine umes tof ten, but Addie Joss sunpiy Sign Upon our most’ fer sood-night could urse long before gb. Any wa. ang on at the yapit-on their oid ‘to-day. seen since the followin, t 1 ts where! worth of too strong je Wspaper only the k the oail Jesn't want veral of our Were convinced heir will late Barney Drey- t all of our ne time, Just rrive nk to som t or tn necessury to rt for pltch ut time tra give ast he way | MAXHAP J ost py (S ONLY STRINGING THE Baer . - -—+-— ' | | Bill Squires Says He Is Ready | to Take Another Punching from the Champion. BY JOHN POLLOCK. OMMY BUR? ham ®) and the rentive whic his trunk in a } Squires k: a few rounds fe Was pe at 138 poun day of the b ‘on Friday evening, May wh atlor Burke. 4 swine ‘un meet F the Bo They will come together in a x-round bat Burns Back in England | After More Soft na Be a — (Specta! to The Evening World ) PITTSBURG, } yew York players spent Jova burg in al summer parks iver bo hare jus You kn man vicious lin | drive | of Niles with one hand | & bit funny, somehow Bail went ip and pul that was hit by Laio! laugh tll! o} Moriarty says never did unde stand exactly what humor was the other d y went to nut on eft and ffs Morlarty minute later that K eino shirt, and ONT ached. At that Y uptly stopsed laughing.” Was Finder r, wasnt ‘It? ) that new pitcher oung ITE Reging to Young. of the Boston grandpa. The Pitts t « the third successful n the League. He was put in tov late, though, to stop the Giants, tleman enga inquired of Jake St ix the best placs to stop @ very tersely and accurately “Behind the bat'' Joss and stopped a lot of them that Jay Bemis Way yerter. Mike Martin was run out of the clubhouse for remarking that Nano- | Jeon Lajole learned the art of making; Jong drives while working as a | in Woonsocket, R. T. _ Kerry Men’s Annual Games ——.—__ A big programme of Gaelle games ts| New scheduled for Celtle Park boys from the up with Kerry's an next S| the “Bann Kingdom" of Kerry, T well matched and have rivalg for years In Ireia A solid silver cup for th nated P. Parker. Limerick teams {vill m ime next Sunday, and f past year the contested. Another whie! by Dents Buckley, pre Kerry Men's Association, lietic events are alse on the day. the Intrepid nual outing at In_ football | rv’ County will sons of the se teams are veon friendly }and America, victors ts do- Mayo and et for the first rom their rec- games will be ent will be a hurling match! There are between Clare and Kilkenny hurlers for, among tho three a Valuable cup has been offered wident of the Several ath- programme, Jand athletes from Boste lw Bridgeport, reester and other Ir! centres of Mathewson Will Pitch To-Day; Bresnahan to eee a Rest the of to. again game eto rest. up. yers. who fF for Hana Wa his ability as a ng sent one of suburban ride to the sixth t the end of th 4 hia, known rim, of f th It was iron’ nan prize bx. nd Grim scarcely landed & WILL OPEN SATURDAY AT 4 P.M. LUNA PARK CONEY ISLAND AN mENSTEIN'S, Bway] Bves Marvellous 7th Av.[Daily Wot & Lawin. Vit, Japs | P Ingland are coming here to com-| —pavib_ te, 1 ther Chang, the well piLAsco’ nown Chinese Catholic priest, who 19/LAST 4 EV! [in New York, will be present as the | DAVID BEL | Euest of the association, and will pre- Pi eronta THR War sent the trophies. Matinee To. on Fleld Day at Clason Point M. A. Grand: THE EVANSHIN sihe Annual fleld day of Clason Point, | pati sthat (MB lda) iNtary 5c pe held nn the W. a2 it. Eves 8. Mats. Wed. deSac. Academy ( n Saturday, May 16, AMERICAN j: $1, ABRAMSON'S More than two hundred entries have been received thus far, and ERary, more {are'expected. Class competition Ty keen and several of the promising athletes ‘hope to lower the school records. ‘events ivistons, Senior, Jun- (ior and Midgets. It ts anticipated that this seid Gay pill exes the Pare ele teresting days. ‘reparal al made to accommodate a twent ITALIAN GRANDOPERA CO. 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