The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1908, Page 12

” . iA baled ek i licall a aie) erro towne ee age 5 eer oa ONG LILY greene ’ ' ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1908. ‘ THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY 20h nl EDGREN | _ M’'COY TRAINS IN LUXURY “ENNINGS AFTER. FOR RETURN TO PRIZE RING HAL CHASE, IS Way indulgence, has cut out for him- — self, The call of the roped arena ts in | Millionaire Friend Loans Fine j nis viooa ana wtth it has come the de} Former Champion Has Stren- termination to do or die. Villa to the Picturesque Heh Willen ‘every -mOkoing over’ Uhe| . LIDLIS Time Wiping Out Ef- “ hilly and rocky roads has brought blis- 3 Fighter. | tered feet, sore joints and tired and fect of Long Idleness. aching lmbs. In the afternoon boxing | bouts with the ruggéd O'Brien and] | heavy-welght Prof. Murray ts far from] for t MARLBORO - ON -'THE- HUDSON, | child's play, Soft muscles and wasted | luck. Oct. 1h—-Kid McCoy, the most ple-{ tissues, the results of several years of| ,, Mc UP TO DATE AND NEWSY -_—_>-— NALS RENT RR EIGER OUETTIE Offers Four Men in Exchange by Is anxious to get to the top.} for Highlanders’ Siar. First “I have tried the automobile, real es: Rv World) m, turesque satile figure tn the} indulgence, are fighting hard against / tate, Jewelry and the detective business, Baseman | fighting w reecntly in the lme-| this assault, but the indomitable wiit| but have been @ fullure, 1 was cut-out aseMan, i jlight of the Great White Way as aj of the athlete and. the coaching of for a fighter and nothing cise,” You ; Pace maker for the Wee Hour Brigade, | Trainer U'srien are steadily and surely worte, and: thi os ehat cL att i orld, and Bone tO" One of the bigge: veal } automobili jeweller and sleuth, ts | prevailing He is showing many traits} NOT rh . ne of the biggest deals in the Yes, Hayes Won the Mara tomobilist, Jeweller and Glas ils EE ee gE | do—work, work, work a RINSHO a gto RESETS Al Widing up a strenuons cou DP tPA. ete Cine ori hatied aa], farts) Pollok, who ts handling the | i a a Ty _ SSANAReS two men, seemed more than si isfled, Under way UAE) irly an ing here. He will re-ent prize | MeCOs Ai it at re tia . : SL ring in New York on Friday nights | qipping the scales at s80 pounds when| magi citas, tg fhamplenshitce the ers, Cifase, the | BCBY.- ARIE UATUE InatHe sh-lined | he first started Work at Jack Cooper's | Mmaddh if pedis at fst baseman who quit the Squarely—at Least One MeCoy will battle in kymnasium, McCoy balanced the | HoWGk. 7 Mec ee Ed eae ce RYSURIAGE ey ; lub" and he has train plush- |": t onnterdagcae roanie o'Br ‘or leweight, an I id algo like London Paper Has Woke} lined" quarters, A millionaire friend, FYSy8 aim ‘going to. teke a pound a day Tam very, much mistaken I will Conroy and M ar is out, th now in Furope, turned his handsome [off him from how until the night of the | continued the “Dresden china” manager, res eis wills U illa here over to MeCoy and “Phila-j fight, with Stewart proudly said to give the Hi, e Mullla, ' P. Seraiinty eae O'Brien, as he looked’ fjs charge over. SERN SETTCET Tan aTarent t h ir their Rossman v < er and a cash doa tn | work and Motor stripped. tor ‘nfs batt | BIG DAN BROUTHERS bonus for Conroy ani Moriarty. Sobedy | way ik talking about the rub down he complained of being th the p over: His feet were a mass of | WILL LEAD THE GIANTS. PHA a Isters and ails hands were painted | to include the h fodine Zwhict said was do’ hree Biren” theme OlBsHene was in| Dan Brouthers will manage the Adiealavianty veiter condition. and Jumping on | Glants » will play after hk rub ‘down z ihe, and aatiaty souraerd | butt imate middleweight.” | in a lanced at 163 pounds and| noon. Th vker smiled, remarking, “I guess | good team in the fi ali doubt at rest. Toss in Mr. | the river will be ford at 158 pounds and lets s r he comes to belng a cham-| Iphia Jack" O'E é omen sink {n—over in England. But eventually they do think. The following paragraph, printed a few days ago in a London sportins paper called The Captain, shows that England is gradually coming around to the American view of things. In) another year or so they'll probably offer to give Carpenter the medal toll T takes a long time for an idea to. nd grand ers as Chase, first base for the rt There never etween Chase and lighlander owner, nd Elberfeld: r and Elber- m the Hill chanee to man in the -bu on the Hifi To; ing rolls aroun It's the oe ~ BNSP OTHE GATHERED. ON LOCAL GRIDIRONS The team of the High School of Com- merce was stung yexgerday on Hoboken Heights by the football experts of Stevens Preparatory. The score was 5-0, It was one of the closest and most exciting games of the season, and twas very hard to pick the best team. McGraw has not fants’ scout w Ure been deposed 1 lead the team rkle, Devore Marquard, Durham, M. n came in off the road a ght checked sult, which he y had made him a present in 1898 “That suit has been my ascot, and when I brought {t home ther sald: ‘Jack, keep it alway the 400-metre race. And about the year 1916 they'll admit that- America | won the Olympic games. Slow, sure, eh, John Bull? ‘Here's the paragraph: THE BEST MAN WON. It seems to me that natural the enthusiasm displayed ove ando's magnificent effort, hysteria went a little too far. Because Di rando ran himself out and couldn't last home, and becaues Hayes ran a well judged race arid won, Dorando got the plaudits and embraces of he crowd, and Hay the t ance of a was Hnyes and Hefferon who ran the best race in the Marathon, and who are entitled to the greatest credit, but. of course, the theatrical, nature of Dorando's finish appealed more to the multitude 7 ‘Vhe popularity among schoolboys of inter. foottball is constantiy growing, ‘This year the team of Central Manual Training School, of PPhiladephia, will entertain the ams of Morris High School and the High School of Con Clinton has discontin. series with her old Philadelphia * shouting and testimonial gi over, we m celmly re aye: the United States, best a long distance ru the wo Vernon. little bette: says he'd g:ve Dan Kelly the dust at the High - ° rast "te bo cae ae oe meatal ee "EVENING WORLD RACE CHART Gesmicsa— sur) Baseball Is One Profession ale tah Seg H ee erento SIXTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK. | “GES FIT ANTES eae oe ae erie tanta te man || aWeatheh Clear: Oct! 14. track Fast. || 1... 7 hat's Not Overloade “<= Tenney ain oie a High Schvol mect the teal uniate distinctica of participa he , seq 18 “after looking says G - 1 ye ; | He was thinking of Covaleski and Mor- Ber econioet % as ee aren ae Pollok, “I can't see where Tom would JRST RACE — Hai es, SLU a ‘ deat 8 le t SS decai Brown. | the. only, rouble at, the roan nites make eno} pay training | Mors oP: peas im First Baseman’ Says | “What profession can we find that ty | Nbelon che tenetninendend bri tbelecore, expenses. in beating t payer W pers peat better for a man than baseball?” Ten- mplon Townseng Harris Halt TT heat is a ‘dead 3 ak menelicid ney asked, and then answered his own et certalnly ought to cut some sport in ‘ow. There 443 Is Still Open Field estion, “It is both honorable and pends are son 5 matches Pee REY | Profitable, and that is why I am a pro- Grant, called the ‘team that novo 1 out to see any- rel fy be: * : for Good Men. | fessional bailplayer.”* hiuiedll tapes hci: thing less amidt (Ui and : pail i H | given Tam a college graduate” he pirine tame thar possibly: thie long, hare bout here. 1! expenses of running oes by A OnE MAN BULGER. | admitted. “I won my diploma in Brown {0 'Go‘with iI. H.'s suctese tn pone L j bein B GER. | University. I entered the national of a T t hn were, fay, i rn cS mission, = if 1 6 mene cy ” 91.500, there'd be nothing left for the miles, ett a , y alk with Fred | fame knowing full well what I was do-| , fhe members, of the Prboklyn Boys’ High wrestlers Turk, | Nanma \ : : an of the jing, and I have never had cause to ¥ aarganization | by beatin “ate who js 3 want 1 Pi Sh, OA de explana- jfegret tt. The profession 1s not only | [yee at Marne ays ne, OTe foaet ‘That's = = * of baseball as norable and prantanie, but it is | scare of the credit for the victory over at len: 2D aid admi. jhealthfu. I have a iittle home at Win- | !lobokenit is ide, to Cavard, the right half: 5 ‘ mS Ss year were Liethenekeme Ithrop, Mass., just outside of Boston, (ee daaeD Sato! Seam. | Cayena eipts and to be there with my wife and little 4 p- drop “kick. = Be past twenty- girls atter the season T manure you, 19 | ee ee een Giada as sot m4 : pon the fact a most happy existence. ertstacicie ! s so dit. | | : "is $0 aif i Tenney Is an Artist. The De Witt Clinton team ts in a bag. a of the ee | | A_ visit AY repeat home the past| way at precent < ¢ the {neltgte u fact that the jsummer developed the fact tl are. Mclihen i oS thlete. He spends mo, urgen ou i wirsrtwn | MURPHY OUTPOINTS COSTER, ablilty, but A RTE er “tener lr thelr atudles : ; srt education and ral culture, The | studies, Some of its pictures are beeen, seamed CT the rit Wey pO Sevary, ay TENNEY. ja'thorough’ study of arte nevhas mage! BOXING STAGS TO-NIGHT. £ this cit w oH nond Is ne (DEFY FRED TENNEY, | “or we 1 know that the profession Sutpointed Joe (k r f the wor n eo e of bal pla pas not heen looked > = = POISE: Joe Cush : i eels 3 |e Onelof the Makes profcesoenttVHOM | A the Bergen Beach A. C. Frankle jae wh ily Gi = yn boxe ANY’ Go RGUTESR Meer lees come meemutenthink: 1tsts Tas step REeT corotesslonecailunge arn Very | Madden and Johnny Marto, the local Mnaretacrtt 4 4 e. y pisseurs of downward to branch out into profes- | high at the rt. Therefore, I feel that | ightweight, will be the principals in matey Rey Ce for instance, is a} sionu! vaseball. 1 aiways answer this n do much more by trying to ub: Hy ata en nd has often been vs sayirg that doctors, lawyers, bank- | }ift the game While We are a pertoph: |the main bout of six rounds. In the ade in the n y e ba ings to be pub. | Sis and writers are pentiful, ‘but inj than, by geserting and allowing ie’ es | other bouts Mark Devi will meet Jack bets that the G won! canis. aa ectman Nad. Dienty ink alle wing pe Pub- | the entire United States ther not | fall into decay, Smith, and Phil McGovern will take on and B pets are : more than two hundred first-fank bale |°""{ regard it-as quite ap honor to be pin pat 1 wie 2 FOURTH RACE Aer pia z ean players. They have scraped thiscoun-| among tho to Johnny Glynn for stx rounds, aa 1036 andlinredaixteont Topnotchers Are Scarce jtry from Canada to the Gulf—even to!sion that is honorabie, At the Maspeth A. C., Brooklyn, John- 4 tate ime: ff, 3. gyon by ‘Thaye said Tenney | the coal mincs—with a fine tooth comb, | pleases mer more thane te Rion that ‘T ny Dohan and Harry Scroggs will figure pee Sister Mars Ow ¢ | eye no more, ; pally c Nong ; Tithe HED } Pe to-day, “why to be @ baliplayer |", droil expression came Bver Tenney's | oem ed bafpiayers who fank ag. 1H the star bout of six rounds, Four y's t as : 1 had several professions open to| face as he mentioned the coat tien, eee chatty other bouts will precede it. $34 8 me H ie = : rae { = | AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS, _ AMUSEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS. i pow |p HATS i nn Anne | LES BUSEMENTS, ..; Ces s fi wa f aly a = 7" rO-M & A, ip ef ra walk" EMrink ii 'tiitai & HIPPODROME: New York Pin, wep agi) | CIRCLE "yon si Bitaemnsreces a Aa rd rland a 1 on 1 . Ht Geo ‘eweat Mu ' MAN ACAR'S. penne ay ) ne, JOHN DREW in Jack Straw NG i THE E AME CA N IDEA MR. 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