The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1908, Page 18

ia THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1908. ey Sad UP TO DATE vereeei| THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [nof2SF22%: ROBERT EDGREN BOXING OPENS UP AGAIN IN NEW YORK. FINE STADIUM BUILT OF MARBLE, SULLIVAN'S DREAM eS tae A. A. U. Head Has Plan for a Magnificent New Home for Athletics. i National A. C. Will Pry Olf Lid with Ten-Round Go’ i) for Members To-Night— Other Lc giiimate Clubs to} James FE. Sullivan, president of the Av ALU 1s advocati: of a stadium in New York which will seat 60,000 spectators and surroundings a field where all branches of field sporta the construction may be conducted. Foliow Suit. pe STARS wiLe Mr, Sills ni has rece been oe eee, pointed a. of the Board of , Ui, VERY EXCLUSIVE NOW - Greener | Edueatton, eves that. some OXING, that has been quiescent | €U,: UY Jwe COPS WILL BE PINCHED “wg Nationan sultable playground should be created B of late in New York, will open) RY//7Z nas AND CHARGED WITH Notaina e benent ot tHelRsteat a \o-night at the National. | ie BURGLARY \F THEY Tay To Dow, HO) be waLA/ To make (ho opening noteworthy, BUN SRCN SR: itertotleost itienprormet the club is stating out with a ten- r of the sta that if the round main event The boxers are | . Seer sine fairly good boys—Madden “| Pacific ( oast ( lubs of a few dozen light harn men, Ferns. {t Is not too much to as ar attens There seems to be no reason for a sw thous ‘Knock dul} season in the glove game. I? it ever Was legitimate it is now. The National are . O & Lr urns Bays that there is no way in which in- terference can be legal, as the boxers Promoter, were, to. open up q that perform to-night are entertainers srr Crees \ i yeea_ | Said Oliver, “In the first. pl procured to amuse the members of the | Make Him ( Bes to Meet Win- | far trom“home. and. then. ‘agata, “t ton'e NE AERRGE Cea oeL EL lene (J think Buckley. Would think’ of ‘opening ups | he wants the that there are en In New er and wants club in the South, has not spoken to : Ba Fitteen Teams Ready f -# for or Start of Big Race wo COIS? SONS | IFTEEN teams will compete in the eesaued Deng weer cag Gs SAYS §T'S ALL RIGHT, F six day bic: race which will Dorando fs intensely interested In the there is no prize for winning—no winner ner of Kaufmann-Barry me about the matte: is kind - —no financial incentive for placing a = ‘ re Garden |Tace, owing to the fact that tw r r 1 when 9 Freddie Welsh now comes forward starcga ten acleoog sauaremobrcen) ; ane ae A na A ard) where a! knockout punch, Battle. statement Inewhich he says that ihe oaly | | at 4201 next Monday morning, when|Itallans are entered, though not as GARD ORG) HSE) No person who {s not a genuine mem- Jey ne ge ERE Packey McFarland ts at Dorando Pietri, the conqueror of |teammates, Vanonj teaming with And-| have been 1 is torn down to make Danvoriherchibacanwact. Nat as 188 pounds, weigh in at the ring ide. "The $ tie Aue ements 3 m for busines s. It {8 also he i 2 can get in to see 1 engi ae Hlenter Se aay) that he ts a legiti- Johnny Hayes in the recent Marathon /|¢rson making up the Itallan-Danish ts ae f SEP ate aoe anes grec bere BY JOHN POLLOCK. Chewonlyvatesingratie) welghee Cynon ne race, will fire the pistol that will send|team, while Brocco with Lavrousse will that the enough to keep the boxers from feeling ke up the Italian-French team. a In’ Now lonely while in the ring. Even the po- fare sending cablegrama to Tommy Owing to apie ‘ he ordinance permitting YT! set & 9 ‘ Without oominltiing Sieuewiay ae Burns, the heavy-welght cham- day concerts it will not be neces- |? es 0 contests aii ; erieaine | i There is plenty of ground ° be other offense, according to Johnny | Pion, who ts in Australia, offering Bun | oes to wait until 1 o'clock in the RG Hoe Dueba Of New atten Wall Waite. The police will be retused aumii-|a fight with the winner of the Kautf- | morning befo: starting the race. In- ae priateenirs’ ed tance, and legal steps will be taken | ann - Barry forty - five - round battle, Will be opened at 7 Adapted fort om 8 o'clock until mid- | Possible for t palnet thet Atv: : a stead the do Mb 7 Send their legal risked? Hf they go be | nich takes place at the Jeffries A. C., | . while f *cloc’ id “There are Tour in New |of Los Angeles, Cal., on the night of FIERO Lech Conte ih Ae given to) aside a part of such a conv z A Dec. 3L Jimmy Coffroth 1s willing to Sis T= fight promoters of California » purpose, or it ts not {m+ » Park Commisston to set ent lo- ing. Th Bi h Nati 1 away the tine until the start of cation as Van Cortlandt or Prospeot hese are rown' 8, "U he ational 95, the race. o s tc he p ose, en boll and die Fairmont, | BAAg Ue ree ot eae tere euases, 4 the vastly increascd attendance brought ©The curtain raiser for the yates le AA lof these clubs have vrge ti in the event of Burns beating Johnson, ships. Brown's runs all the time, |, ey A), whether putting on boxing shows or’ nor, | While Baron Long, of the Jeftries 4. & Bru io xyinnusiuin is aiways busy, day | says he will guarantee a purse of $20.0, ea on er ree nd night. Six or eight hundred profe: : vi f letting the fighters tvaction) - will) the 2 PGUEIAenT oikkecpaupNyemriyarenaten | oe coer i city of Philadel-| 1 eagus wake to protect the public and | enty . of the gross re- : phia: William J, shetealize, ‘James Pot- ships and use the club whenever they | ‘@ke Seventy per cent. 0! S b d b h E | preervanthen integrity: Newnallenal have tine. ‘itis a great training Broa, | celpts. If Burns should be successful tions ubdmitte Y I e vening |ter, a. EB. Wewboid B. Newbold, Preserve the integrity of the national —_$—»—___— FARLEY LOSES CASE 2 | IN TROTTING SCANDAL, est in the Boston Club. That is @ John 8. G, Dovey and abont in recent years by the extraordi- Tho controlling in: nary interest shown by the public in Aseba! the matched ra ww night, pro pecially ‘the between Albert Wills, jer of the world's record , and Bobby W is is a ttle 1 | Francis EZ. B. 4; Cc. ort? fellow, but a demon for following pace| James Farley, t Strikebreaker,” for circus men and stage acrobats. The | 4 Beating Johnson and decide to take Eo ing sracl, 98m bors Space | Pen tro action te necessary as long as{Shd. Will wive Walthour the trace of nad a decision given against him at the ce gles Symnaeium is wpen wilethe |. the winner of the Kaufmann-Barry [Rovingon, A. Van Benenetaer, George | af his life. In addition to this event there ¢ the Board of Review iprvtessionel cacdistee nina ae metus ook dications are tiat he will ori.ad—W ou top m- Charles Da FH. |the game ts conducted on the level.| will be. a dupes cornened race between ot the Board (ol eyis Reena eee ee ik | COmUMRLsLEHRINOICS LO pala Haupt oh Pownsss ve jaw | When it ceares to be conducted in this | Frabk tf, Hramers ‘e| American cham- Trotting Association, two are almost exclusively boxing cluvs:} #aat. ms Jeast_$25,0W for his end alone, 219 gon Coleman, ur Broek. H.|manner nothing can save it if a thou- | Pion; Major Yay ny ebemtamOUs (col> y Hill Hotel. The But their membership is not of the float Mestreient! mercia!ism. Frasier, BW. Clark jr., W. Lennig, w fond actions wore taken. One thing cred rider, and Victor Dupree, of decision of the Addison ip Johnny Summers, the English lghtwets! } . Houston, James W. Paul jr, Bdg: that I will recommend in my annual| France, who has beaten all the best erty: ait thousand hentbers. | «ao fights Junmy Britt a twenty-round pout | Scott, B. I. Hyneman, Andrew evens report, and which X think the National |" in Europe in races, including | County Agricultural S cf Middlee course, these members don't pay $60 a at the National Sporting Club) of, London, | son. Eeaguo shonid adopt, is legislation that | Major Taylor, “who will ‘try t@ get |pury, Vt, who decided that he had com= year dues, like the 5,000 members of the j on, Fey, 22, f",8, PUTR, 2, Sago" vuating Pes Rested bi ALR OR AAO Eo) tor aR Gv hae (Ooch teats ‘entered for the| mitted a foul with Index on Aug. 2 4 e 1 ab. er New York Athletic Club, Jah Gouaptain,” ie lightweight boxe» 'N view of the coming meeting of the National League, The Evening a eT pee five him prac. | Ene, and not e freak contest by reason | Faco are as follows: ter Rute eesione then i sennie V 6 | PE ae aint she Geko y cohens. ba | Soliemeuetone ‘Rouse, O'etiza's piace. World submitted to Harry Pulliam, President of the National |ycany three votes in the National Pe stators stsefoltaell oer 1 2ghann Sto Mokand’ laceis ondiiatimna coMtnr tix ners Sevaaltse means what he says when 5 j ermany, Johann Stol, Holland | |aecision, intimated that there was FJD Cc Ea ro es cross ae League, a number of pertinent questions, all of keen interest to the |Lesguet c my. additional” sale, would soe, Copenhagen; Caro Vanoml, Haig |arrangement to permit the favorite, Jen! ; |, Anothes club in Brookiyn has secured an | ¢, x, Dreyfass controls but one Dixie-Vankee ‘Team—Robby ‘alt ati fog game. Joe hus been boxing steadily injunction So. reairaia, tie police ce |fans. Mr. Pulliam delayed answering the questions for twenty-four | vote im tne National League, and that etiatiey eye oe othe, Tame tae) atlanta, Ga; Hddie Root, New York |P wired? with ene Ste eae ever since his last ring battle. has | terfering wi oxts k » (fa the Pitteburg Cinb. He has no more: iesaaa City mau brit 5 . alway’ taken’ good! care of his healthidg.the Nationall A.C. wach at fc" | Hours. His one request was that his answers be printed verbatim. He |Control over the vote of the Phuadel- °"¢ °% i vin be keon Tnierctt: =J04 Porter, Brooklyn fe officials SAR TE y and condition—for Joe has sense. He | o‘ficiais had shown by ite b explained that where facts are concerned the answers were founded on PBi# #24 Boston olubs than he has ovor eptekengins the) iN at! 2 ET denied Faries's story aud swore that tic J : near by ite expls ere fac Ic t ere founded on Bhs "vote of the New York or Chicag ern League? The Mormons—Hardy Downing, Salt £0 4s just forty years old, which is going some for a fig ting man, but when one considers the fact that Fitzsim- | i ad interfered with the mare and w W., 7 esti rasp tray a vers clubs. |_ a. I am not aware that any action | Lake City; C. I. Hollister, Sait Lake gesorved tu be ru teva Of! the ‘race. hat he knew, and where questions of policy were concerned the answers Q, Will the National League take some | Will’ bo “taken, “I tkinx the ‘Dastern |! eines ot: e ; aL oentaae 4 ; ee | : and Messenger Boy expressed simply his own views. The questions and answers follow: action to offset the growing bellef that 2@aewe 1a well able to taxe care of ite | pha tin, New Milfors Conn. ons in his thirty-seventh year knocked ; self, Iam sare the National League | ie + MADDEN AND LE LEIGH out Dom | arkey and Gus Rublin with- | Q. Will the National League take any) Q. Does Mr, Dreyfuss own the control- baseball is becoming too much of @ com- has no intention of interfering with Satter Continentaimmanen meertrad Hin, | Set te on iasecsit pasa ble Poi mera ling Interest. in the Pittsburg, Boston | Merelal proposition? ete aaaire, mopar Gpotinenal tei brea. il) HORSES READY TO SHIP, that Choynski might still win a lew | n against sy U and Philadelphia clubs, and shares in|. A. To this tion I will say that 1; . How about major leagues cornering | French Teams—Victor Dupre and Leon | eet DED Peter a eG Young De Preaek | A. There ts no occasion for the Me-| 01. Brooklyn Club? lao Bot see w the ational League | the market on minor league players? Cepreeticn anno! ever end Henn ent ner, ar Choynskl began fighting ¢ nla, fo) f ? can do other than continue ai sin afourcade, all ¢ ance | Bob) E s¢ are first recorded scrap Was with Jim Cor- | 26,408 APES a tional League to take any action eaainst| 4. Mr, Dreyfuss does own the con-|the past to giv \teagues sone wat come to the major! “Tralian-French Team—Maurice Brocco, | rived here yesterday ington, bett in San Fran twenty-four years | Coy" und expecta. to. bet’ mon | syndicate ball, because there is no ayn- | sroliing interest in the Pittsburg Club. run contest. org! teres action of their respective Soe NBS | Italy: Rower Labrousse, France. |ky., with 100 brood and fifty age, Corbett just nosed Choynakt (6nt |iWolgsat, | dicate bell in the Wational League. eo Goes not own the controlling inter- tion as ‘be blamed for put few ‘aro drafted, I beltevs Aue Rie ae ae eA arnt elon Leigh ng the fist year or two of hi scien Sidney; Gordon Walker, Swney. lings, belong tugene La cer, But for Corbett Joe might have | | Sam Peete manager of Billy | jmgscit, Rowrever, that the ball clabs “pacific-Atlantic Team—Floyd. M. and John B. 3 The lot will be hampion. He fought all over | Pap d his record fairly bristles | ompel pana 18 famous fighters | {0° ew net of He was clever as a light-| the ‘twenty carried a remark- | Baron Lony, rN 1 to E i 7 bat it {8 | land, San Jose; James Moran, Bi | sb NO RISE OUT OF DONLIN, jaw tion that is open for ar; ont, be- wong Island Teum—John Bedell, Lyn- BERS Srp Two Toms, Longboat and Eck, SAYS MANAGER M’GRAW, Sarviasieusst, fateones’arestsaeas Dogo Non samt-Niatthew Downey, | wil go. aires : Will Figure in Next Marathon . 1 pave na noo wham, | EE Pt htt Saturday on the nka, Jockey Garner h Shannon and the tof thors Madden gh cc breds. punch Collins, oynaish of and West ‘Team In vB. Mitt t driven back into the! wife Cate owe ach da py ifteen miles will prob- \ ae ger men have taken his s all. We | brother eeuauaan iene slicetnan, | When he does Tecan Ae thne eae to] wre: manager of Longboat, ar-|fgure out matters if he refuses to ag- EMPIRE ;, would be interest: Veteran Trainer Takes Charge | NEW AMSIERUAM “005 ‘Wed. & Sai HIPPODROME #2! =<: a be Inter | B if eet seats Eves 810. Mats. W eh arena Bee Redskin in Work ete eR tte a GE HR Fal eet esti || SOHN DREW in dith STM | | tance anv cued iometine | | Sarg tanger “LITTLE NEMO el ite Suet of Redskin in Wor cr tbe aytgh oh motes gaeces te itn ine ail aie iest een | HUDSON > tice" pat sue | | RAN CUBR, "RAPA || BaoAUWAY 8th come back’ In rates ta | s before the race by Toronto men, who| Mike 13 getting the ccin with his act eta: Weds Pa ' anh | Pret ot hited ghar iltve hay eet sly for Marathon. tlieve Longboat. ip the pest niatataon |and if hein tesking corn hocae tone {ETHEL BARRYMORE 42% LYRIC ® ay Evian S15 We coo JORITERION east, raot® | |THE. BLUE MOUSE," | | xt A000 tara est sean” wan'tieltean | WM, GILLETTE in. Samson, MAJESTIC fe! 26 Bg Libewt 1 ee ee |) LYCEUM *"% || DE WOLF HOPPER @ world. along the act, why it ts 0 ae ison of records it should| So sald Manager Mc be remembered that Lon HEN Tom Eck, a trainer of all Hoston Marathon last year the greatest bicycle riders in the twenty-five miles on a h ast twenty-five years ly natu five SIGILIANS wl Jeria Husel so much that they ome back.” | of this sort of s Corbett. The Den Uway n in the| The ied in a Bh 26 EVENTS ON FOR and has all the characteristics ; Drama ook hold ; | | i s nd ought to be at) * " world’s me of 2 Wa me} wo VIA Oe Um te BA PLN the. i |of Tom Longboat to train him for the | minutes man, oranda’ rag tne |, New Lots A. 6 Play Violets, || BILLIE BURKE Ei CASIND Ye Sasa Wines, H i Aluiny {| Marathon race w orando at 1 nee in the race with Hayes | “ gale ected when the | rT : : able eter us daya, Now and. ftughi # nd | Marathon race with Dorando at Madt then, ‘phis’vear Longbout tor | new Lote A.C firat Rugby team meets |” GARRICH Sat Wed aida! LULU GLASER In ,, THE TRAY nother into the | vn Suuare Garden, Der. 15, oversbody at Montrenl, covering the 19% miles In| the Violet A. C. this Sunday at New COLLIER = rat OT a AVELING SALESMAN 4. In! Johnny said that the Indian would go to the time won te Ward Marathon | Lote Oval, at, New Lots road and Lain wM. THE DALY'S Qa Whe ey NEW YORK Thi He pt ing line in the pinit of condition utes, and for the second | wood street, Brooklyn. As both teams | B ret Rs a fe | phy. i pe th PRs Ot ¢ ng : nthe Montreal Star Marathon | have ot met with defeat, the fur lis | ANICKERBOCKER WM. FAVERSHAM fn! ! ANNA 4, t 0 eRKY prop ° covering this. course in| sure to fly. As a preliminary the New ' handle for a race. He {s naturally tn te Ee ne COUraE An Pe wecona team Will crchenge punts (4 FANE) SONEFF pniath iy, L080. af} IM, HELD a r than Dorando’s in the recen¢| with the strong Maspeth Indians. First; SAVOY a Ee, Bway, co 15, Hayes. game called at? P. M. Including a desire for Smartest of Muhical P. 0, CLERKS’ GAMES nel Hi ¥ iL i Re" eanmia™ erin: || eset Siiviéshi| ie Ten en ra eopeterd re cn carter ; meena anes || a a uy Mu dn senrgenn [once wate fone of wn ath pre Bolters Ready for Hot Fight rasmasreivs sigs. avast cau tasey 225. || ft appearance Long- | i : rae pal F, Record Against th: Big reel we aiatia deat AMER? | | ANwie RUSSELLEI con ocx || ARV igs r. 1 ae eee £ c. atuee), | | aghee Betti, Wm, nodge 7K Theatre Bt ave areal Kean ned ant he na fest Cas the 1 APH OhAs es teat aneeen teem | || ASTOR o cay) nee || HACKETT “ini o'siin dae of morttad living daitaletaniiiza inte itect ' pin, wiigey,| iad” dohinny anlar Matinee We" ‘the is N From Hom ll vires. FISKE. “Salvation Nell.” Ale an It 1s probable that the meeting he 1 ee toe at ciee & Mave J CIRCLE {, ght. X J ie s overvont and winter | paseball holters to be held Sunday will sae, led. the td = Mat. faiurda ay ah 4 BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, . cles: menwtirement Je result in the formulating of de- volt iP Rome Tan drives. "Broaident Dovey. | “BEAaNEy's | VESTA VICTORIA Mts MANN Road Bes? LTE UY NEL 5 es not tp. co NS t taperm down in an\ mandy to be made on the big leagues Dan MtcGanoy "ang on that LIN L lsu Odell, Boganny Troupe, | Next Eee, a the Moulin Rouae COLUMBIA THEATRE, formers reacmblance Rob through the National Commission, but 4 se will let Bobet on m Bi loers, WALLACK'S ae “Keve. cy Washington and Tiilary stree! 8 legs ure @ marvellous | ty ; gt ‘ . 7 Pls Mkely to be agreeab iMERICAN AE ELA Satur 15, Under New Management i ro there are @ lot of fighters in the Amert ug ilikoly co be ar ‘ da BT. itt: Ott "bors Z ae naa f hone and tinews, or om | can Association and Eastern League that | frst bag’ well ehough te tae Favaats pMOMING MARIE CAHILL » Tue Spoctal Sunday Concert Deo. O. , Grai ‘opening Monday, Dec. 7. : ‘ aye ares Longboat y want to go further and atart a be plese. alge pect ite re Landen Mate baby @> |len't a man, a deer.” He er- | pall war. If they do they have & man in| Preatde: out Ui foal pr ry Kilitlea, the Milwaukeo lawyer, arednriice caine as F | Harry Lenser Mat—Dagy BOT aa ina 8.8 REAL VAUDEVILLE. rae, PAR AR, Rok rorya COLONIA whe ne “h GENTLEMAN FROM at sissiii 10,BIG ACTH: 10 CENTS, NO }IGHER, Nig, corva of umpires for @ runner, the ood to who will lead thelr figh 0 haa b i $6 Ralph av, A a re Dua Uresitie|curcuetn the Vickeat war Easanall nen Vacs agai obit aehadt!? iit | Mate Dally, 280 ernis. Acide Cepliaine ee! KETH & PROCTOR’S [EMPIRE .uicetsty, Jii8h ihm ever known—that of the National and ees, SL th AVE, | BHOWB-. re STARS. M THE CHAMPAGNE GIRLS eek & | Sth KEalierment, bray AE litt t O-P1LCOL) MUD ET Et ase ALHAMBRA Phil King Is Coming Back : eee f | American League—and who knows the! 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TY SPORTS COMPANY ve ne meek tie S Ore See MarattBlng TERNAL | Ato RIB bea phys tion HOO | te te teagned tra ve METROPOLITAN UPEKA nOUSEICE SHATING. istic | Montgomery and SOM in weit ORE that imeny miaieker were made SLtiticn Yor ike ip promiaee ty ie awn” 81 CliRLou wilh be gradually tite Fis gino State oF caster ad bagel til ashe "tia *IST.NICHOLAS RINK cribs SY. pyieas Be. te 0.80, dats. Wet. i : 4