The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1908, Page 8

UP TO DATE AND NEWSY THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, HE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 1908. = a onriata A EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ‘Bantam Champion Gives Bostonian Terrible Beating in Bout at Long Acre—Papke Makes Good in Boston. Boston had a treat when “Smil- {ng Bill” Papke stopped Johnny Car- Toll !n two rounds and made Frank Mantell quit in a round, Some fighter—this Papke. We'll have a chance to see him In New York when he meets Saflor Burke. After that “Pap” is off for the Coast, where he is going to have all ques-| tions settled with Ketchel. In the| Nght of Papke’s fights of last night | Ketchel's chances don’t look o brass- bound as they did before, It will be | a great fight, this one for the mlddle- | weight championship. Ketchel and| apke are men of the good old time at No soft metal in these boys. As for Papke's New York fight—it isn't a copper-rivetted cinch. Sailor Burke, while he ien’t the gamest fighter In the world, has an awful kick. He dropped Hugo Kelly for a nine second count once. He has dropped a Jot of good men. Burke is particularly good during the first minute of a fight. If he lands a food nee ck, bis eft out in a Jab. ‘These Y z] c| pi i} enes only ade ei with care eave make a a 8 Of it n nearly out at the end of the In his corner seconds df he can. Worked hard massaging his r! h |showed a patch of red. He came ny ugh to make a G": night for fights—last night. Tue PUNCH OF BOSTON: : RO” oot ie a gon KiD BROAD IN O'BRIEN'S CORNER, A T the Long Acre last night Frankie Neil, American bantam champion, | round, but after a mir ! gan) sston, | {98 Nell. tamed him th q ues far Open: B gave Freddy O'Brien, of Boston itng ty Bunches ain with left: - Everything in Shape far Op @ terrible eating. fe =| as welcome as the dinner bell to Prac mess and cleverness in clinching and) O'Brien, It was Neil's fight by a mile. ing of Yonkers Track Toughing barely pulled him through the @ix rounds. Neil looks like one of the old line champions. He Is the class! youngster seen in New Yorw in many along day. Match him with this boy Mi: SHERIDAN and the Irish- n Saturday. American athletes are to be given the Iberty of the city of Dublin to-day, There will be Parades and banquets and all sorts of celebra- PIC and span as several hundred S workmen directed by Intelligent Griffin and you'll see the fight of the|tions. ‘The Mayor will present Mar is year. with the keyes of the city on a golden effort 'd make it, Empire City Neil has the quality that Is in every | platter. track, at Yonkers, was certainly @ ¥eal champion's makeup. He likes to fight. There was a very skimpy crowd @t the Long Acre in spite of the classy card, In fact, there was hardly board) money in sight for the fighters. Jooked the house over and told the man- @gement that he'd fight for fun, money | or no money. | And he did fight. O'Brien had pounds the best of the weight. O'Brien was inches taller, In fact, Neil looked like @ nice little boy beside the Bostonian, ! It will be a proud day for the Celtic dream as the long, slanting rays of an athletes. I can imagine Martin com- paring the present welcome with the ‘ay afternoon, The last work of prep- events that accompanied his emigra- aration for the two weeks’ meeting to lon to America many years ago and begin Saturday had been finished, and chuckling to himself. Martin's depar- 48 General Manager Matt Winn loo Hea ture was urged by some country over the ground from the CURA On shoneen who objected to Martin's he said to James Butler: “I have beer poaching on his preserves. Martin used !n many cities and around man) fa © go out on a moonlight night, run tracks, but when it comes to Cosy down a hare and take It home for and combining all the equipment for a breakfast. he gentleman who owned perfect racetrack, you have them ds." Wal wore llaht alii "i ; the hunting grounds didn't appreciate standing on their hea etl mae a i running pants, that) 114 fact that this exercise was develop. Aside from the Improvements made ‘HOG a tat 60 OW. ing the future greatness of the world’s last season and in the early spring, M O'Brien was clad in regulation black all-around athlete, If he meets Butler has expended a lot more money trunks, Ma W no doubt he'll invite him to recently in preparation of the track for ing to-morrow, Four GIANTS DO NOT FEAR’ _ THIS WESTERN TRIP: | Brooklyn catch all the hares and gaff all the fish The fight was all Neil's from the start on his preserve, and welcome. He immediately rushed, During the six rounds he walked into O'Brien steadily, never taking a backward step, His| first punch was a snappy left that chugged Into O'Brien's stomach and Qgubled him up. Neil's left has been) famous ever since he knocked out Harry | Forbes with it and won the champion- Bhip. It's the most wicked little left in the business, Nell has a knack of Bnapping it in with a motion like that) W of a ball player throwing a hall, It They play at & After that thel ure will bo for Philadelphia, where four games least fear or lack of Giants moved on to the tae out. onfidence, lands with crushing force, and he can the West last night, and to-morrow in o expressed himself as being whip it over time and a a St. Loula they begin their lon; ully prepared hold his own whl Bpeed that es blocking impossible. ampaign of the season on foreig land « le. He believes In the second round Neil varied mat- &? n will in all probabil Crandall, MeGin- ters by suddenly hurling his right across faeplsnaslp In the Na- ‘Ames and Taylor will be able to to O'Brien's jaw, nearly flooring him, Cubs and Pirates down. He He used a few rig " Brooklyn game t expect a great deal of trouble scrap t! CineInnat! or Boston, The ie Glants regard as even Raeethe perlor vere prominent, they more d ous than Chicago is P Neil au and It was delphia do%the pu and hauling. boarde ne Glants have no game to-day, as au ns ta) nped in in the mo- ¢ Before returning to the they will be on the road for thirty-alx The best that O'Brien could do was [olo Grounds the Giants p very hours from the time they lett to try for a right cross and occa In the al League, York. NEW GOLF CLUB FOR PELHAM BAY LINKS. SARATOGA ENTRIES. EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. alden fillies and geid: (Spectal to The Ever World.) tive and a half fur- links at Pelham) EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, t formed by YONKERS, Aug. Following are f a and the entries for Saturday, the opening : day of the race \ s " track fast Weather clear WITH WHICH FRANMIE NEIL WHIPPED FREDDY O'BRIEN EMPIRE CITY READY FOR A BIG MEETING August sun fell over the plant yester- | PAPKE AND NEIL MADE GOOD LAST NIGHT. No Second and Pawtucket Fighter in First. Evening World.) ll Papke ay AM: d the w ;!mmense barns, capable of accommo- dating 200 horses, have been completed, : of New York, and these stables raise the total to ollnd and) a and over F. | nearly 600 stalls, all of which will prob- A Outil agree a : ably have an occupant during he Papke nad as | meeting, which promises to be one of @ scared wh round bouts. : dw the moat euccesstul of the metropolitan gy ; | ctreutt, Will Use New Chute. joo Another improvement which {8 cer- ta tain to be appreciated by turfmen as) Carroll was well as patrons ‘s the use of the new |I-ne agai chute constructed over at the six-fur- long pole for use in races at three- ; quarters of a mile, Heretofore these)! aces were started on the turn of the oo unter: A track, which was not alone dangerous, elther clinching’ 1 and unsatisfactory from a timer's | { naround atandpelnt but a handicap to the o placed a r, The new chute will be used $ Jan the fh ay very first race of the opening da | rf 1s belleved that the change In the scale of prices of admission from $3 to $2 and $1 for women will draw a/ larger crowd to the track, There will SHOW THEIR CLAS be no separate inclosure between the field and grand stands nor will a special latter has not been “abolished,” stated In some local papers, ! been simply made a part of the grand stand. Both stands, as well as the club- [house, stables and fences, have all been comp [ee painted and renovated, The|!vimpic games at London pace in front of the fleld stand has ali |Aibition on the p: been filled and sodded, and a beautiful |Pisht, and tn ea lawn now exists where before was an records unsightly hole, Other sections of the grounds have also been filled where needed. This improvement has even ex- tended to the Jerome avenue and other thoroughfares to the track, and the chauffeurs will have no reason to com- plain, y here last det- San Track in Fine Shape. The track has been worked over daily for several weeks and yesterday was as 4S a bullet, some platers working over the course in time around forty. If fair weather should continue until he opening day the Yonkers Hand.cap, J.B, Taylor, of Scottish-American Golf Tourney. The annual fees of tho be held \ Aan ‘ | links, produce a fast race, particular Pree ere class of norses expected to start is far) gyro of the t above the vue y. With @ field Uke | players in the coun Cova Montgomery nk Gill, Resti- ng, Nealon which are ell- gioie, and a lot of others of equal class, ft looks like the event would be one of McCarter, ,dack Atkin, F King James, Vrim, all of ee East Beats South. East and South met of the chal thd Vol the racing features of the season, chample Th ere will e six races each day, and | courts Club at Bay Saturday, AUB. 1g. the een eee! OMS: | Ridge, Beale C, Wri Boston. and Ray- Saturday, Aug. 15, the Yonkers Hand) pont Serie tee cee DET Silken a aae ee Ane the Demoiselle pion doteating Hugh Whiteread Woodie’ Stakes the Dub nat K. Va,. the Sout Wednesday, ‘a. 19, th Vernon Handleap; ‘Thuseday. Aug, the Wakefleld Stakes; Iriday, Aue: the Aidsummer Stakes; Saturda wets ae Shooting at Camp Perry. Mt. Aug, 22, the Empire City’ Hand cap CAMP PERRY, O., Aug. 14.—The en: Monday, Aug, 2M, the Whirl Stakes camped United States service and Nattona wiey, AUR, 2, the Xnlekervocker | Guard rit eady F \ ndleap: Wednesday. At the Mle, | Quard_rifie ready for the an kes: Thursday t i iheninas (Mleermeatalioes| n& Handicap; Bridaye Aug. 2, favored the final prac: + the Frivollty Stakes, STANDING OF THE CLUBS, NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE, Wye Ful Club. PEL C nati W, Le PC. 4/Brookiyn: Louis i a BS 43. ta..b4 44 651) St 3408 340, 2: Boston o Cincinnatl, GAMES SCBEDULED 70R TO-DAY. tsbure, Bt, Louie, Cleveland at Ne rie Chicago at Washingt. Deir Lost Bt 4 rounds. Billy Barrett Will also \ Gl HO ofa Aftee nutes, Flimnap . —_—_>——— Savior” ball To-day, 4 F. *Apprentice allowance. Amasicans ve. Clevelund “a0 PAPKE SMILES - LAST THREE ROUNDS Papke armen New Yorker in : : BALDWIN AND M’GARRY | ve an exe Jeoxnny CARROLL GROGGY,. WONDEP CARROLL AND MANTELL al — he. ENOUGH WAS PLENTY FoR MANTELL- CHAMPION OARSMEN GATHER FOR REGATTA event we went to the floor. B saved Carroll tallow en round, with it had gon before caught the jj vs d Papke ane et ‘Boat - Two-Day Meet Starts a Races on Connecticut River To-Day. AMUSEMENTS. (LIBERTY (Special to The Evening W. ,, Mass, Stee Sue” alesman. ¢ Chorus Lady Aug ‘a sis , The pe HARRIS’ J tush ANS & 10) Honey Boys. JARDIN de PARIS ¢, POL Lies ori 1908, ew A miaterdam aniage 6a hea MY al Perey of ¥ ed out Babe Cullen In made Harvard races. unds W b HTAai HAWicIES ROOF Root, vill) GERTRUDE HOFFHAN “AVISION OF SALOME” van, Winsor 8, Bollat MoKay,. 25 & Arthur, Ber & Radcliffe ryan, others | FIGHT IT OUT TO-NIGHT } BY JOHN POLLOCK. ATTY BALDWIN and | Garr Gran ST Ni atinee Bagurday 2.48 JOSEDIL SANTEEY ty LUCKY Next W “14TH ST. Lotte W Net Week tty DRED Take t Me- th in excellent con- for their six-round bout, stag of the National A n Tuerday Murphy. the Harlem e for Milt Ba Howard, Jim Dor { v is ale ands 2 | SUC LIU UR vene ae oe Fain’s ASG Yea hata ONS ATRSHTE Brown Beats Herreshoff. | ! aoe eae _ aries n "TLUNA MANCHESTER, Vt MW Both ° some time, Abe || Live Mermaid ver in Siberee, CONEY ISLAND'S | showed he has some class by beating CHASE| FUNNY spor. | Johnny Frayne, the lightweight cham-| New York Veteran Cricketers Lose. A LAUGH IN BEVERY seul, pion of Callfor With a margin of 90 run a8 and three wickets | au the Brooklyn Cricket | _BROOKLYN LYN AMUSEMENTS. BRIGHTON The twenty-five round fieht between Stan- off at Jim Jeftries’s club at Los Angel Jard Sinai 20. Why | Cal., on Labor Day afternaon, antzer roupe, ES warded a check for $1,000 to San Franc | MUSIC Norwory, Scotch Law as guarantee that his club will pull off the which 1s satisfactory to Joe O'Connor, { Ketche!, The latter will finish {up his training for the fight at Los Angeles, " HALL SPORTING. TT Fy 4 Mat? SMARTEST OF MUSIC AL COMEDIES, THREE THINS Sartor, HERALD SQ, | be: ‘Tommy Ryan, who retired from the ring. !s now aciub matchmaker. He has organized a club at his home at Benton Harbor, Mich, “EMPIRE CITY RACES” Yonkers & Mt. Vernon (Jerome Ay.) sisned ea, the Wester BS b OPENING Day {U-MURROW. ght, to meet ‘Kid’? Hermann, of ie Fite <: ‘On ing C ned "S ‘ hy w oon Labor Day. Ryan will oficlate Eves 8 3 MAT. TO-MORROW, 2.15, Charley Mahood, who tr sat Thurs Sat BECKETT *#! 1 at.. 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