The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1908, Page 12

UP TO DATE |AND NEWSY u THE al SPORTING is IN NEW YO te nanan, THE BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1908, England’ s Lead Signifles Nothing for America’s Best Events Are Still to Come —Police Surgeons’ Funny Joke. When Rose PUTS THE SHOT, GOTCH THROW TAREE MEN IN HEN the second day of the Olympic Games wound up, leaving England in the laad by a score of 17 to 16, there | FAS ASHQK, was some anxiety on this side of the | i pond. But the early lead signifies noth- aes eng, America’s best events are still (Special to The Evening World.) DALLAS, Tex., July 16—Frank Gotch, throwing. In reality we have scored | worta's champion heavyweight wrestler, more than we expected to in the appeared tn Dallas last night before @-events that have already been con- nearly 2,000 persons in a match to throw | | tested, | Klank, Willlams and Jones, three local America didn’t count on better than wrestlers, juside of one hour, or forfelt @ third in the 1,500-metre race, Shep- | to come, ail except the hammer $500, Pard won it, scoring five points. Amer- ” fea did as well as sie expected to in the). G0tch threw hts three adversaries tn (ERE d to Emgland’s [88 than nineteen minutes’ time, and first. In the } Cana- ‘90% 6 per cent. of the gate receipts as dian took third, deducting a point from ®#8¥ Money. He started for Houston and Galveston this morning, where he the nine counted upon by the has Bigiohesy arranged, We didn't expect anything in prophets i |1n the Omylplc games, there are & num- Mel Sheppard Can W EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN — Break the Record, Says Hjertberg there by rec pard's victor “Why, pard can do the ‘1,500 in four minutes,” said Mjertberg, “and I'm willing to gamble on It, There are few who knew how good he was, as he hi always trained for the ‘8%,’ but some of us believed he lacked only the oppore HILD athletic circles in the old of the news of Shepe town are still upset by the mar- yellous ability shown by “Mel” Shepard, who won the 1,50 metre race Sh ber of “I told you so" people who have sincerely belleved that Sheppard was the best man in the world at the dis- tance, ‘ |tunity. ‘To get out and do the distanca Ernie Hjertberg, trainer for the Irish-| in record time only shows his marvels American A. C., hasn't got the broad) ous ab another runs Just at present there receiving ner in our midst grin off his face yet which was put | the attention his erve. Thi is Gus d without ao), { member rn A. C., of Brooks judges say that In a few | progress and some be able to ' Lawson Robertson novice when the ances is con- mere equalling the two yards ormancs for there vetween sprinters ral-born parties 4 t do under 4 Murphy loes ria can not nipe jin throwing, and didn’: get ay From the trial heats in the Face it seems likely taut ongland and Sweden wi! score all th which will be no disip Up to date we are about four points a@head of the score predicted. Yrom this morning until the last day Of the games events more in our tayor will be contested, and It is safe to s ,that the slight early iewd ot Bagla. will soon be ove F dict on 1. It appears that | When Shep. was examined for the Police force he was rejected upon the Frank HeNicholl, of Des ) Moines, Recommended by Donlin, May Join Gians, UNNY foke—the police surgeon ver- | ‘ M’GRA W, WITH LEAD INSIGHT, IS AFTER MORE NEW PLAYERS STANDING OF THE CLUBS. | saaor™ AMERICA T AE TP Louis’ Cleveland Chicago... RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. 16: New York, J. Firat came New York. Ut: Ch ty York. 2,” Second i c Bro vein: _ ARREST AS A HUGE JOKE. Those Familiar niiar With the Cir- cumstances Think It Real Funny, e but at motor says he told Tayior to si'p Taylor walked awa ulm a fiv a few hen Just! vame back and handed Dubois the five spot. The trailers, who proved to be { deputy sheriffs, as suspected, grabbed i Dubois has been ing si Dubols triumph Jong | tly. bet ve the new Littie or no reak. Faleada was a sample mn certain ocea= fed at the ‘track, eeasini ro ton. 1 —. anne Mhing to fear inh hi helt (Special to The Evening World) Pala, 1 First game. Philadel Tenia ia, 8 BY VINCENT TREANOR, police and Rround that he had an “athlet "| CHICAGO, July 16 — McG Hae tol hia imams aie NCE) | ae Which would unfit him for cuty gullating qith the Den Molhes olub itor Lous. 2 ED FOR She Re B r HE arrest of Billy Dubols, the | | vis AMUSEMENTS. BANS tegatana ort | MT Pe gO) Me DUP Mates ee ene ee career oP peti geed mayan bomen maser | To sitoune ‘comminloner 4 THEATRICAL IELD DAY | possessed of almost human intelligences! lin thinks highly of him, and is anxious apalnntu Brvoniva vat ‘cine DAL, here. on of by eal be at ‘ Hell > Philadelphia at St, Lous, Al hton yesterday that t nothing thel for the Giants to land him. He played | Detroit at Philadelphia. Boston at Pitteburn the referee of {ac anrLgpeii | Panett | POLO GROUNDS, 155th St & 8h Av : Sheppard's heart at all, with Callahan and Donlin on the Logan international cable! ”. ala castncHere lanhow itn hes: shed by TO-MORROW AT 2P. M. w many among the fat-laden New| square semi-professional team, and {s Peterman ion " t nGalltmne eases iar pete aves tigeait rn Reseee fe eas ras com: | Rea Ef h ath that Shepp eee eat® 2f| considered one of the best flelding couibe oo sk, 2 minae | and the Unt) eine followed everywhere he went by a mated that | yew YORK HOME FOR DESTITUTE the strain that Sheppard prances through] youngsters in the business, MSHS COALS ChE) 2AM nthe one side, | ii.5 He pretended to pay litt! hetntey| in every rac Phd Rain Wouldn't like to take Shannon. ; >» men. He pret y hat CRIPPLED CHILDREN, Wi i Donlin telephoned Jimmy Callahan, ime tor Jokes,” the little presid tention to them, but along toward the 4\) ut Aerie tT] UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Sh at kind of a man is necessary in| ger of the Logan Squares, last at) GE Bh jokes," the i ‘ast race he decided to put them out. | Flood, a “fie | setons, 4¢ TRESS AND 3 ARAURAdTT asking whether McGraw could Judging by yesterday's crowd, | Galliig werenketey ory) Hial Usinetii ie) | Tach ne ar eu have | ION ( AN AND HARRIA » broad-shouldered sort fooka olls, Callahan's third base-| people will see t mena record | told him he suspected that his trallere 0 sdded to within the last few ‘ALL STAR 1 decorative o} nd can't pun for nie aye » New Yorks | Seer ee eee feapiiciticordere nuit Ik bas car wi Ike @ porpotse, or Callahan tots Donley Nat Me, ; t action, Bo) BFenate imcases’ wore there. fe! nae: | CARNIVAL WP SE ani Ak ‘ Nace ra mi 3 a ngs Bd a Bolneas eng and they y stand in the| NATInI ——— | for CHARITY bi 4) feet and have plenty of wind for a fig President Roosevelt would really have sv! ' LEKMIEST “DAW when he gets w king distance? Y D GALL OP FOR} a “corking” good fe went to bridg Sencar | It's a joke to man could IND {Celtic Park next to wee the yas the Tun the race that Si against | Cork and Kilkenn thall teams A to warrant the Jiglishr esday un he had |in their decisive struggle of the season. @ heart tike e@l tube steam boll: The meet will be held under the aus- Ree oiler, d, At Sheepshead Bay. ae. f That ancient “athletic At Gravesen A Z ; L Assoviation, which Cecella Loftus, Butler & Bassett, *Sticn was exploded long The Evening World) (Soeclal to The Brening Wor ‘ en are Jimmy Gardner at Los Angeles, Cal., loa eto. Daly Mat. 256. . aekind of an “athletic he Ce} PN EN Tb ranean Bay au way, eaptain of Shipley Munger. AuGy Be J despite the fact that they battled at 143 Wintel. A reat track Was Koos . Was ¢ ay, bu ate to nave above ue uted BY Pry yi POLLOCK. jpounds at 3 P, M i ‘ The best work- A ——>—_—_ : a | vbest thi " DEL AN own meet, LTHOUGH there are three good! 5, A ent tenons! OLYMPIC STAG TO-NIGHT. [A ‘tees caning she meters al ASTOR tee nete le to end . f his ——— weight championship tite att he etth: Yeu! ere Yel aes Phe sather it ail prerent not one of them 4s entitled out THE GREAT UKE 6 Jelly) ean at the Hele to It, as they cannot make the weight) tne 0 | Ant Stars et trl 9 MORI! nny. boy i ' “ : of M2 pounds at the ringside, Since! ‘ te Kautineee! np ¥ ‘ aart fi Movlan Was born in N and, oF ea ste al : ie ET Ke iF sat & art , in thauene ther likennye live ( as Billy “Honey” M retired from) His dt, Will, be Rae 4 with Jim Flynn, pe aunee in Up of Ireland w weeks | P te|the game Harry Lewis, Mike “Twin Take Tron Steamboats 1 few of th stop the Sullivan and Jimmy Gardner have all | Tt the boring game ra Permitted to go Mi and Tady. Bilder spires From Irishman va eee g his title, Lewis says) {x was proven pei eeds the es never he should have ft, as he sknocked out| i te Fecent, sten.coind battle between Jim A s 4 THE se as in Hig many ——— Hy aie ten-round go "war" BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES, [crx "et" Minaunee 1 to The BE lowing \CHT CARDN ® PER OMS OB WALCOTT, the colored fighter of Boston, who only a few years ago er many a great fight nd we have at the g;| present day—w s terrific blows on the jaw appearance In his first y in nearly two years wind A. C, stag, a battle fn last night where he Jack Robinson, the Chicago boxer, a six-round bout, Althi has scored a few knock and his manager, Pat Walcott Is fight- ing in great form again, he put up @ Robinson, with the tame battle against WALCOTT, THE GIANT KILLER, JOINS “HAS BEEN” CLASS! Mellody in four rounds, at 7 pounds at'3P. M. Mike: "Twin" Sullivan claims he {ts the legitimate ug as he got a decision over They fought | blows on him during the fight, and Joe missed many a swing for his Jaw. Cove Had Britton Down. the Princess A. C, stag, Percy) the Western boxer, and Jack Britton, of Chicago, fought a slashing six-round battle with honors about even | at the end. In the earlier rounds Cove | d ali the better of the contest, and| for a time {t looked as if he was going’ to win by a knockout. Britton pulled himself together in the last few rounds, and by carrying the fight to Cove made a better sho Kk Ih the fifth round Cove dropped Britton to the floor with! a punch on the Jaw At Hariem to Luna in 55 wider a tent several iniles from the clty Frsaroes, raced Beco amounted t LUNA [é fuinuces, © The aubeay 8,500, gate for a fight ich It Waa reported was to be stopped ty | PARK Brook. then trun he authorities, the Se Billy Mac alls, the fight promoter of nananer of Tony Ross the Itallan light heavy-welgnt, of Newcastle Pa., who has been doing considerable fight ing’ during the fourteen months. Ross) had an, arg Jimmy Dime. {iret manager and Ross PAIN'S EXTRA GRAND DISPLAY at did not want him to Tok afiee. ie lnterests in: the future,” I E CONEY I>LAS look after his interests athe future, itoss STEEPLE | sLAND’S the engaged M. ral ca cna A a CHASE | FUNNY FLACE_ “Cyclone Johnny’ jompson, e h : , . welgnt fighter of Sycamore Ii, who. the EIEN tek) a great impression with the fight fans o Ogden, Utah, by defeating Peter 3 Fall fiver, € ) Mat, a by, & é, ne California fighter, “for. tw at a show to he held before the TT, Utah A. C., of Ogden, Vtah, July 27. Jim Jeffries recommented Dalton’ as @ good ‘03: ponent for Thompson, NOR BEACH Edile Henion, the game little hter of FI Li VORK aH who has decidet to tre h rere ONION dat flebting again, ts training hy BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS OOO OT ne , at Colma, They. wii | BRIGHTON BEACH, So-gay at f which the night of for a pirse of $1,000, ‘orbs rine wt "eet Manion “beats MUSIC HALL, ‘sincere eating’ Gay Murphy he will ed againat Phil | piragcotis and others, Seats at neem & By Straus'_and Anderson's Piano Wareroome, AMUSEMENTS, A Reé-Hot Show ina Cool Theatre—Press. THE MIMIC WORLD, (28° CASINO. day Eves. 8.15. “Matinee Satu 215. 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