The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1908, Page 16

oe THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 190s. UP TO DATE AND NEWSY JES THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK — BARNEY DREYFUSS SAYS: MINT. OF MONEY FOR TOMMY BURNS IN FAR AUSTRALIA Heavyweight Champion’s Earnings on Island Continent Wii Total $146,- 000 if He Beats Jack Johnson —Crowds See Him Train. EDITED BY Cat alll SOC lni aN Edgren, World, New York. SYDNEY, Dec. 0.—Interest remarkable; average 6,000 dally pay watch my training; betting even; fecling good; referce ferce unappolated. BURNS. HE above cable from Tommy | ‘ eae Burns came into The Eve- ning World Office last night, after having travelled 11,570 miles across continents and under oceans. The cable is brief and to the point, as cables are apt to be when prepaid at the rate of sixty-six cents a word. Tommy paid $13.86 to let The Evening World's read- ers know how things are going. papers to see how remarkable {s the in- terest in the coming Burns-Johnson fight. Burns, the champion, has made a tre- mendous hit in Australia, the new El Do rado of pugilism. And Johnson, by his gl gantic stature and his panther-lite skill in boxing, has no doubt made him-| self an object of awe to the natives, although he has been training there only a month or 80. That Johnson has made an impression is proved by “ BRESNAHAN O M A the laconic GES ene even.” The negro’s size has offset to a oe URRAY AND SCHLEI JO! N GIA NTS MURR ND SC L A = _ Three-Cornered Deal B: Magnates Likely to Be si Burns weighs nds when in condition. me, as did BY BOZ 2 In his best BASELA I takes only a glance at the Australian ittance to his training quarters. | class, and if h seeing him in action is wellj who has & rges. And even sum, the receipts | a month or, “whips this big negro, & bugaboo to all the for a year past, he pion as even the n, Hell a BARNEY DREYFUSS HOLDS STOCK IN THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS - ‘What is your attitude regarding ‘syndicate baseball.” | hie three MAN LULGER, ‘President Pulliam ¢ on Record «Ne syndicate Ball"—Dreyfuss. ‘No Such Thing as Syndicate Picts | fs) as Saying Pittsburg Man lar eee to It” sala Mr. Drey- Ball.” Beaty the {he chas ad (5 ce gz lls worke al no such thing as syndicate base! Did Not. The next query caused him to then look serfous and finally, before swering, his face Mghted into a meon smile, which, by the way, ac- compained every answer. The question was “Is it not @ fact that, although New | York is the financial pillar of the Na- | tonal League, a combination of your- b t Pirate Owner. “yeurs “only ARNEY DREYFUSS, president of B the Pittsburg Club, the Rockefel- ler of baseball, was interviewed Yast night at the Waldorf by an bing World reporter and queried ered matters of much interest to the f It was the first time that Mr. neay case | has been induced to make a statement. / Due to the fact that there have been), persistent rumors to the effect that he |.) held a controlling interest in several Nationa! League clubs the question fe Was put point blank to the Smoky D d ae aa ‘ ; City magnate. ng seh ty to « con F ’ oratronranng nwo Ores’ =“ Ell and Demara, Pony Team R! ‘ opposed to New York ' wittsburg Club and hold stock in the 9") oe : : 9 It 4 || aus aiken’ vik: { Philadelphia Club. There is uo truth e . R A M, Das = d 5 in \ in nace, Are Making Goo : fm the report that I am interested tn ay | " 4 FROM OTOOLE IN [Pats soni Brooklyn and Boston,” replied Mr. Inexpe the Pair Have THOT TIME—d 8S. 4 k0E Sedans. Dreyfuss. ; New Stuck Stealily With this yas of youngsters have stuck BILLIE BURKE au 1e Leaders, icemaraia Manvel | SIX. nOUND BOUI | | Sag i 1 the excep- Burns a Wonder, a Ive no wonder t? | Burns the PY AMUSEMENTS. hilo « PROCTOR'S” uss, is not {t a fact 125th ST. bear Lex Ave [Gi DATIY ata oe ATLANTIC Mr. Pulltam, president of the Na fional League, was recently asked by { The Evening World this question “Does Mr. Dreyfuss own a control- | Bing interest in the Pittuburg, Boston Qnd Philadelphia Clubs?” His reply, ng lapped, AMMERSTEIN’S +45. wen over bis signature, was: “Mr, # —-— ra ts a phy H” ciod.w, Daily Mat. exes ey is not antere: in gay club . 2 a marvel.| KhiuKeKoutaen ar W fiat ine Rigi s| By mone LREANOR, sree ares vs 2 Ya seutside of Pittsburg. Fiven some of. : r | SHSUL Per ate yrs (Special to The Eventag Worl.) \] FRITZ) SCHEFF A, ste . i ee ame ar ast jon thelr own gro. af RED HILL * reser meine CGN | PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee’ 10—- | ea yg and uthers OONTEAY" Fos e ns i ° Ms at John T. Bri ead In and n sLOCKy 3€ Tommy O'Toole caught oe tartar in ‘ pal Pees Gia Se aad ad Mr Dreyiuae's Reme wae not on |Nations! League cou The s >» i man, he te broal-) owen Moran last night in one of the THE SERV RVA i TS "HOU SE. Car Ga DP AYTON’S Honan pallys fhe list. has always been opposed to New emara shouldered, de ary mn rg z § y yatta prewenta Another question was then fred at 30h TEA" dood at Bie ih wo runanrs| cisied and has {qq he National'A: © ue Eaghanian | cm | Siuvveshar| gi ea BATES THE SAL OF THe BiLDEA WEST Mr. Dreyfuss. |ings of the league Mr. Brust Ne ae ont | air of musctlar|oy aggressive work all through the it HFPOOKONE: Best ith Bt pe Dima, 5 Wk. Dec, 14—Komeo and Jollet a HEED Ks bly enourh to| ourney, was entitled to the deciston. COLUMBIA THEATRE, GEORGE. eo with the body | He continually kept O'Toole on the de- of @ husky six-|ensive by his rushing tactics and a ICY RIC footer, He welghed tard teh hand vii which often i pounds when | sund ledement on O'eole's face anu || THE BLUE MOUSE began the race | "2" ine second round Moran practtcal- | MAJESTIC “oa. Sou nce bike raciny ‘Iw ome” Washington and Tiliary streets, HA Aeviss pEviL i! vaudeville 200" 10 1 Fe Me HACKETT *! 4 5. Be Longboat Breaks Records Even on Heavy Dirt Track + jon the four-lap track being covered (GW. DE MARA: Oe Oe Taree a follows: First mile Indian Runner In Great Form. :nira For Coming Race With | win, et Dorando. A ERICH | ‘sl interne Sh law H HIKE, ZANCIGS: | © Maude Hall, Car! Special tarry, The br » He r helght of his che. 0 i Y miles in 54.87, the last mile tn 5 he fast time of 6.15 and the slow est mile in 5.40. Can you beat tt Takes grit to get out on an old track fan inch or more deep in soft, clinging ; wud, and so full of rough places that uu rin part of the time on the turf @AKes, not to speak of the discos fof a raw, penetrating wind and snow falling. Add to this the h Sweaters und no pacemaker or envour- the order of the ack, | s the two youths ere ardiol u cadomene Mix all in six ounce” bottle, ore TE : (hop rae 4 : Mrs. FISKE iy "Salvation Nel Nell, octabee 1 of, Dei Peet Te OPP arene rene hand uprer | DE WOLF HOPi PER ANE) Ailments of Men which completely closed the local nTh VESTA VICTORIA eye and vent him ruwgering to | CASINO * Bet oleate Mat sat 218 LINCOLN SQ, Francesca Redding & Co. Happily Overcome 4 hedia not regain his form unt |! LULU GLASER I abhi SUCCESSFULLY TRicD BY MANY ifth round. O'Toole in that round ¥ — i Lotion, Bnd Dy AgaTeNElve DALY'S "site wet. « of the money Bi0! Went up ‘tie. pace inthe aixth round. || WM, FAVERSHAM J. it is hard to Hill Looks Like a Boy. : But is rally came too lute to, Ket him 4hi \ / ie Seren Tra) Hil), the other member of the team, ts much @ \< thaLu 8 i Se a on ‘reutr DUAL ROWING RACE FOR waa af Munleal Lod YORAUILLE GRAUSTARK He was COLUMBIA AND HARVARD. | END (THE GAY MUSICIAN Mat, To-day, "A Love Behind a Throne, | *|DLNast wiley Soba Meson. un HIRI THE GREAT QUESTION Harvard and Columbla rowing crews NEW ANST kos iM, TRAE ' (it Hatuaay. With JESSIE BONSTELLE De mara wan will probably meet in @ dual race early Yous bid: yy are,dt,# next spring, Harvard will want “the git huger® “Tine NEMO HURTIG & SEAMON’S|, gua the track: |\(Mertere mith their dates with Anna GAIETY Te Tae S191 CASINO GIRLS BiG SHOW.) nd Cornell. This will cateh THE TRAVELING SALES! [AN “aoe Corel «Tae wil eaten |G COLONIAL & i retiring, follows five teams De ‘ M a f ‘i his week, hay ia Ley vay St 5 my wot to work " Y pee ‘ agement of & band of music and cheer | by phys vane i chat Palihal tage e insisted on bell ne put on been kept idle all fall owing BRUADWA ih at il AP 4h Do suut, wally. 260 n. oth \fmg thousands, and then remember that | , ougboB! 2 he w 7 been nse ltieg that beset the Howinw MIM) AGU TA fsif SiuiLIANS nla ‘this time ts a tui 5 Detter | tinea anene : at in the history of he sald to his hand 4 of the Morningside inati- | TO-NIUily, 515 tata P| A BRA | Juilua Stewer & ona | eK of Bo !a js time is @ full 1x minutes better! Haves ‘ ot toppled off hie Batt vr Bway Winter sommencement | ee} ‘than that in the Dorando-Hayes Mara , - | LIB i M at PK! nosele. For tae Eee est thon neil "MUSICAL. Deana | abate Uo a 4 I ‘ad to q ¥ OF Pan Cogg-W Fwe-beg pardon, Tom / {Zaongboat, the Onondaga Indian—is cer- ) |eedply a wonder, even if he has a name } Ment Mike Flanagan says sounds like } (the air of an Irish jig. He took j@ret work yesterday afternoon over t j@pendoned track of the old Berkeley @rel at Burnside and Aqueduct avenues, GMs tomers wavs raving moves trom | YALE HAS CLOSE SH, VE — the Papi icely vat een No » ut to thie piBee, yeee| WITH MANHATTAN TEAM, BY JOHN POLLOCK, ' it ‘Ghon race with Dorando in the Garden tmext Tuesday night. Longboat’s head- OL, VIA WIRELESS ACADE ABE TONIGHT “erie” NEW YORK | TINEA TEE © | Mont jomery and Stone f wUSstAN a Miscaa Re Raion || Cachan gute tate Ketchel Refuses to Fight sywruowy ELMAN HELD wiss'itiocstte |(ieoie cca te ear si Winner ot Kelly-Papke Go titer, con ACUMEN SCE WebeN'S oi Sladek Me | 6-DAY CYCLE RACE. es ut fe | AME RUSSELL F.2/oen sex | METROPOLITAN SocahcsfBtlix. || ‘oe Sit seth Ze gO ASTOR ee iii ‘in as iy ROLLER RINK pisaecneies | — a ted le Mall rely ew Hout are gratis) iy ‘cl sitade to" ts 0 $2.50. at bos of o Used on Jan. 15. Long | Ketehel er cent absouutely recelpt i Ketchel, the middle> clined to consider any tei y * determined | ‘he Yale basketball team barely man B a1 aah Ble CIRCLE? sities at Mame FAW Si ssissiit in | ee ‘ai Mo rie Rea WALLAGK’S ie e704 to win out from the M roi Ce ee he twelve-round battle between Jem tere is at Jerome and Burnside ave- | o, shte in the oll and Charley Grifin at the’ Ar: le i : ail the offers made A. A. of Hosts Tuesday 2 Phane 106-—Btuy, : r fights with middieweights, | sight, which 'was won byl nabs | OLYMPIC | Makes Whirlwind Finish. to settated Indh Bet onan Lalani” Pena |MARIE C. ‘Daily P Lengboat did not know when he rush. With eleht minutes io pl O'Connor, his manager, deciined @ fat> | Seow wht MUBRA’ | [Mtarted what distance he was expected val team till four polats to the tering offer Teceived from Baron Long, manager | Ber cent. reond ves Ms Grifia ade i > \ y . f the Jeifries A. C., of Low Angeles | Sinis have desided te put bins os ose io Cai, Sor Keichel to Aight the wines ot}in'e teow weeaa’ ° 2S Se O® i good, but t busy and pil igen tor The Brening Worle, y & re feyes paloce ia fe laat tow pee