The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1908, Page 10

UP TO DATE AND NEWSY wn THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK AUGUST 13, 1908, EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN: Boston Fans Will Get Pugi- lstic Treat When Papke| Fights Carroll and Man- tell To-Night at Armory B night when: Billy Papke fights Johnny Carroll, of New York, and Frank Mantell, of Pawtucket. Papke is to meet Carroll first and Mantell afterward, each in a six. round fight. That is, six rounds if dt goes as far as that. Last time Billy Papke fought two men In Bos- ton he disposed of the first in a round and the second in four. Popke must be ‘some fighter’ when the promoters can’t find one man good enough to meet him alone. Willle Yewis was first matched to fight him, bwe William evidently thought It over carefully, for he crawtished. There was no chance to “fix it” with Papke. In to-night’s battle Johnny Carroll will go on first at his own request. Car- OSTON will have a treat to | roll fought Papke in Illinois when the Thunderbolt was beginning his career, Carroll was knocked out on that mem- rable occasion, He wants a little come- beck for his record book. So John @eked for the first chance, He hasn't explained whether he feared Mantell would knock Papke out and take the chance away from him, or whether he/ wants to save Mantell a beating by pitking Papke of before he gets into tho ring with the Pawtucket Terror, Carroll may give Papke something of a fight, although he went to Boston Jast night on short notice and three ays’ training in a gymnasium. Carroll | has a Fitzsimmons punch. He also| has a tantalizing guard, He !s a cool | and classy fighter. The only trouble Carroll has Is in getting fighters to Taey Ate SEE STARG WHEN "PAP" HITS ‘EM, MADDEN AD Expresses Opinion That Keene Colt Would Have Won Had He Got Off. BY VINCENT TREANOR. (Spectal to The Evenine World.) itted after the United States $8,200 which went to the winner, Th wizard belleved that he would be sec- ond, but he hadn't counted on Helmet being left at the post. Madden ex- pressed the opinion that the Keene colt would have won had he got off. Conside dissatisfaction was le ex: meet him. He ts a welterweight and fights Papke to-night weighing 14 pounds stripped, while the Thunderbolt weighs eighteen pounds more, As a rule he has to fight heavywelghts or go without matches, as all the men of his weight, are afraid of his kick. This isn't to say that Carroll has a brilliant chance with a man like Billy Papke. The Thunderbolt ought to wade through him, with eighteen pounds ad- vantage in welght. Papke also ought to wade through Mantell very easily. Mantell hasn't shown a trace of re EG) since the night he put Ho Mellody out with a wallop. n't the Thunderbolts last ap-| Fe esepce in the East before going out| o fight Ketchel again, Papke will, Meet Sailor Burke here in Naw eel in a few days at the National oh This bout has nothing to do ay the dout that was to have been pulled off by Billy Elmer. The “Consolidate: a" tickets will be no good at the National. s Elmer has shown no signs of Ret- tlhg ready to return th urn the money buncoed gut of the “members” on that occa- on they are probably no : where else, fopdien) T was under the “Vie “Vice and Immorality Act” that two New Jersevites were fined $1 each for playing baseba’ last Sunday, It is with a new sensatio of surprise we learn that there iy , Is any. ng either vicious or immoral about the National game. renee ane EACH CROSS has given good 1, proof that he ts not a Nehtn Although matched against Tommy Murphy, a genuine lightweight who can easily make 133 pounds ringside » Cross refused to make the any agreed upon. F fight at 133 pounds, t ted the welghing in to be at ig Inatead of ringside, After « Tefused to weigh in a finally, when the match was fall through, conse ing in at 5 o'clock me ar pone hould noth it ni; igh at This give: Cross six hour in which to be ants ‘ Wellerwelght again, He will w 3 ounds, which is his usua fighting welest Bena TWIN SULLIVAN writes Boston that he back Into and will fight an at weight. Mike will h finding a real welt ho will acknowl- edge his welg of them call themselves lightwe'zhts feathe weights. Asa rule fighters « of this weight que are of announcing their Lewis, for instan welterwe signs champion of the other smile, UGO KELL Stift and Ge of those Bchrec! to figh plonship of the who NATIONAL LEAGUE, Wek. PUL Glau w Chicago at Pi Cineinnat! at s ;Met was turned sidewise when the bar- pressed over the start in the race. Hel- rier went up, and thus blame reflects on Starter Mars Cassidy. As a matter of fact, Cassidy was not to blame. Hel- met simply wouldn't break. He seemed dead and sleepy at the post, and eral times Not purposely Bev-| pulled him out of line and anplied the whip to\" arouse him, and it {s possible that the whipping did the colt more harm than good. Madden in the luck In which he {3 now running won the race and nat- urally was jubilant It !s sald that one of the big stables SARATOGA, N. ¥., Aug. 13—John E. | | Madden adn Hotel that he was lucky to win the) MITS HE WAS LUCKY TO WIN | Season has gone ao far as to engage « prom: |pe English jockey. | Many of those who ‘‘fell" for Whip Top in the first think they got what old-timers | whl remember as a Kelly and Biles, MoMiMan, a hot tip in the fifth, got s bad ride from Notter, He'll keep, however, Capt, Larry Dempsey had the best line in the Personal Liberty parade. Larry bought the suds afterwant for members of his com. pany just to show hie appreciation, Tom Shaw was down for a bundle on An- gelus at even money, BILLY PAPKE, THE ILLINOIS GaRRor HAS THAT ~~ FITZSIMMONS PUNCH = WHEN HE GETS (IT OVER: a game nny and hurling which J contemplating racing abroad next royal reception, Martin Sheridan, champlon all-round athlete, !s not the party. He ts scheduled to arrive the metre run but KEELER HAS GREATEST RECORD OF ALL BATTERS . LEAGUES —_-—_. —— KEELER’S RECORD "IN MAJOR LEAGUES. Hits 30 21s 221 24 38 Hits Year 1901 1908 .., 1904 1905, Year, 1893 © sot 1808, Mike ! BERT KEVES Wit MM iLL A AMERICAN LRAQUR, We be Clu. 1s! of some day any MARTO AND MADDEN MEET IN RING. TO-NIGHT. rer emmy, FRANKIE NEIL WILL STANDING OF THE CLUBS. CLASH WITH O'BRIEN, weleht stag of use is nest litte ell he Is ots are ! a ball Baseball, [Passenger with several other OR Bl REGATTA embark her passengers until to-day, Bishop Greer Praises Team, Bishop David H. Greer was "IELD, Mass. Aug, 18—With tation of witnessing the great- t rowing event of the year aboard, and during the trip he evi much called the and j sengers comp Hn mia ne, ted. presentations thousands enthusiasts of the sport came pot timaniike. conduct to attend the 1g > was natic eld on the Conne Ww and Saturday all over the whion will be cut River to-mor- Prominent oarsmen country arrived d Eathered to w trophies when Bi Carpenter was ca peec d upon tor absolute also Bishop for of on- passengers of a and said that he did not foul at THUNDERBOLT. P~_ Paprwe 13 UKeELy TO KEEP JOHNNY IN THE CORNERS. JEANETTE S Agrees to Terms for Bout at, National A. C, on BY JOHN POLLOCK. OE JEANETTE was signed up last night by Matchmaker Johnny White to meet Sam Langford for t one of the stags to be C. next month. Jimmy J six rounds held by the National A Jeanette, with his new manager, De Forest. called on ¥ e a _ and sald they were ready to sien up for e rd, and Wh lost no time in gett ing Joe's signature, The 4 Sept. 1. WITH TPP m1 M’ GRATH SAIL FOR HOME ot: 2, 26522. in excellent shape for their six-round battle ten days hence. He Is to be the recipi-, %t the stax of the Fairmont A. C.. In Its ent of @ big reception in Dublin to-mor- | ©4000 Arenas ar arr ne BOARD the Oceante, sailing from row night given in hls honor. ClgnlOiatreat snalrlrd arsnve pe ren Thero will be some great doings at HAverpool to-day are John Hayes, The athletes aboard the Oceanic vis-| just now, and as Baldwin put up a great Ulmer Park, Brooklyn, Sunday, when the winner of the Marathon race; jted Ireland, and wherever the little against champlon Charley Griffin at the clans of Kilkenny and Tipperary | M&tt McGrath and John Flanagan, the band of Irleh-Americans who hu the same club a few weeks ago, they should |meet to settle the Gaelic football cham-| Champion weight throwers, and others John Bull given a great put up a rattling good fight plonship of 1906-7 |of the coterle of athletes who scored reception by & suteiahinenpimniva com Since the victory of Jonn Hayes {n| brilliant triumphs at the Olympic ted and entertained, and Hy iGiitfiny the iteatherimelant cna the Marathon race at London the! games, Bperhiin: MEMaCTTHE er jedi vho made such & ere! pps” have got busy, Hayes's fati . p Mimhest vermis of che reception snowing in the two fights which he has so y mah, and are nen the Oceante sails into New accorded the! HOR ONU IA dle Gomes, with LAkeh Choad t c x harbor a tug having aboard dele-| Hayes was one of the most popular anq Matty Baldwin, will figure in anothe; {gations from the Irish-American and members of t nd at Nena on the night of Aug. 21. He wil Park on Suns other athletic clubs will meet’ the re- Bert Keyes for six rounds at the Fatr he big game, Cork|turning champions and give them a mont A, C, stag. AS Keyes 1s one of those a SIGNS FOR FIGHT WITH LANGFORD |" st_night | Slambang fighters like Griffin, Should be a hummer, the contest Fretaic an on that account phy at odds Philadel rer of 1 Weight fl George ( Sulltvan Mustaine hia err wing perfectly. me out With the announce referee t Mo: Him Jett: would pugh with WHAT SIR THOMAS MUST NE little sentence laid down as & O' condition In a challenge and ac- ceptance In the deed of gift of the America’s Cup to the New York Yacht Club is all that stands in the way of a race next summer for the fam old mug, but the acceptance of this conditton seems to de causing Sir Thomas Lipton great uneasiness. And yet to get a race all the Sir Thomas has to do {a to state what will be the length on the load water line of his boat, Sounds easy, doesn't it? There 1s so much to be learned tn reading this deed of gift, printed In the year book of the New York Yacht Club, | which is in {tswif such a plainly written document that one wonders how 50) much nautical jargon has ever found itg way into print In discussing the re- cent challenge of Sir Thomas for exaniple, is the express stipulation ne dav and id thercity In any time during the race. “As becomes aA earb, The hotels filled up|an American atl however,” sald ¥ and tome of the visitors who | Carpenter 7 a the ruling’ of the had not secured accommodations be-| "The Olympic Reception Committee, forehand found some difficulty in ob- which is arranging a monster reception aining them Aug. % for the victorious Olympic Many of the scullers and cr ent Champions, sent broadcast to-day an (And crews went a ooeal for funds to defray the expenses to thelr hoathouses early to prepare for! of the reception, spins on the river and to : ze themselves w the cou > river early In the day was some-} SARATOGA ENTRIES. rough from a south wind, but gave promise of {mproving later. Champion Harry Bennett appeared to (Special to The Evening World.) 3 eal favorite for the champlai SARATOGA RAC Aug. 13.— although many were of the Following ieee ee lon that Frage He decent? Wuettt | Following are the W nake a good showing. The vistt- ne smen are expressing their ad- pi two-year-olds gfleld course pla ia BASEBALL NOTES. ark Griffit ot in the Kaiten an us does not play he gives the * cignals from t His sya $ vail to be twice ricite as McC kee —- 06 Boston Americans claim to have 198 40, tna 1 e during thei Re fifteen days at 8 Kansas y Ha uiteap; e mile mericans’ new pit the 18 xames he pi ib atruck 94 men two-year-« ide nipmin Easy K Polo, Grounds, To-Day, Admisaion, be. janis va. Brooklyn, SIXTH RACE—Malden: three-year-olds Fi Bunch 79)" Chlet Brant ‘ eagorentice allowance —_—_ FORT ERIE ENTRIES. FIRST RACE—Six furlongs: ing. — *Spelght, 100; *Sister Jennie, 100; *Nita Ri jy Eleanor. 105; Malecon, 105; Point a, Webb, 108; Saini i 108; | Flower 105," Tenorette, SECON Steep! chase; | short vaily, 18t; Konfir. 140; m Palmer, 148; Lights t, 151, THIRD RACE-Six, furlongs. 103; Wamboro, 105; Coateutter, ; Hambay, 108; Arleight cane MI 1 For, 198; Tom Reld, 108; Con FOURTH RACE—One mile and seventy ing, ing Thistle, 94: Almah. politan, 102; *Imboden, 1 Nancy 107; Us 108) ACE—One mile and seventy Fantasia, 90; Lafeunesse, pounder, 104; Chanida mament, 90, mile and sevent he Gallagher, 9a f it Rall, 103; Jupiter, 108 Jack Dolan, 100; Ex: ae itn s If *Aunt m | Minnie, 9T: tiaty: Baidu Hor isterine, 102: Tady’ Corinne, 102) Helen 102" Fatelia C.. 101; Keep Moving, 107, ‘Apprentice allowance Weather cloudy, track muddy, New “York Wine Shoot. GARDINER'S RAY, L. 1, Aug, 18,—New York State won the interstate record target practice competition between divisions of tha haval militia nz A general average uf a dths Nits per minute, were Rhode few York. New Island, Massa. ay, C chusetts and Maine, ———> Five Motors in Gold Cup Race, OGDENSBURG, N, ¥., Aug. 18,—It ts | now assured tbat tive, and posalbly sy, mo- tor boats mill, compete Jn, the Gold feaal Cup races oo ewe, neat Wess, te a ate a mate tn ana DO | TO “LIPT THE CUP Here, , 9 must be bee water I feet to ¢ 4 voats tween ® and feet load and schooners trom s) to Id enable Sir Thoma With a boat tha very ¢ the etre rater (eq anh Shamrock, Wiieh the unprecedented record races salled on tha other year. According to the very uy the challenge fall was for a race wit boat of about @& feet water lin And right here is a point which seems to have been completely ov ed in sien art to ou made out of side this best that ff Sr stated the line of his | manded and or La forfeltiire of the cup. | Could Force a Race | The deed of gift expressly states that having duly issued challenge {and given his liad water line length, {if the parties cannot mutually agree upon the terms of the match, then |tho series of races must be sailed and without any allowance | Whatever, this latter being a very im | portant Clause in the deed. ‘Acceptance of a challenge Indefinitely fixing the water line as about w8 fect | would place the designer of a defending yacht at a serious disadvantage for the ia son that the designer of the chal- lTenger might juggle the length, sail ‘area and displacement so as to get the best speed results and out any reanray Mor the load faler line length. | Cominig over with a boat of good length for the class and capable of carrying an Immense spread of canvas, we might not be able to fasrly meet such a. craft in competition. Then under the rules of the deed of gift, the cballenging owner could demand a race or the cup. A mere class rating gives no line on the load water line length. There would be no serious obje for a race of yachts under 70 fe he cost ot. building would be less ‘then halt that for a 9-footer lke the Re- lance, and her cost and expenses were ‘fully $2,000, In years I!ke the present the smaller sum would be more easily raised, In 1901 all the money necess; {to build a boat was raised in one night and the order to bulld was wired to Herreshoff. One Course for Sir Thomas. If Sir Thomas is really desirous of a race there is only one course for him to follow. This has been plainly outlined as above. There are absolutely no re- strictions as to the model, sail area or displacement other than stated, and he has until Dec, 1 to issue his challenge. | Ten months’ notice {s required and no races can be sailed between Nov. 1 and May 1, the time being generally Agured | from Dec. 1, The New York Yacht Suh unlike any | similar organization, was \ncorporated under a special charter. Others, like the| Larchmont, Atlantic, Brooklyn and New Rochelle, have a board of trustees that ters. In the New York Yacht Club all yacht owners are entitled to a vote, and the matter of getting 2,000 men together to vote on a.question—which In this case js largely hypothetical—ts a serious mat- ter. Sir Thomas has no occasion at this | time to ask that the club should vote on whether his challenge would be ac- cepted. If he sends over a defi couched in proper terms !t must be accepted, for otherwise he could bring over his boat and lift the mug, anyway, should there be no boat to mast hi has practical control of all racing mat- | W YORK YACHTS MIAKE FINAL RUN CRUISE TC-DA Mass, Aug, 13.—Al straightaway course of 381-2 miles from Wood End, the finger tip of Cape Cod, across Massachusetts Bay to Half Way Ro off Marblehead, lay before the yachts of the ew York Yacht Club fleet, as they left the harbor shortly before 9 A. M. to-day In a stiff south- | wester, for the final run of the cruise of 1908, Yachts Reach Marblehead. HEAD, MARBL create po ub: fe Mass., Aug, 13.—Tha New York Yac 3 P.M, to- er Queen in the into the har yachts, inciud- run acro » southwest e finish | AMUSEMENTS. 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