The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1909, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1909, UP TO DATE AND NEWSY THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK poseatcvenen JEFFRIES STRIVES — TO MAKE WORLD'S CHAMPION Wise Delaney Induces Former Title KAUFMAN = Holder to Take Charge of eel lia His Protege. an a champion out of Kaufman. Billy Delaney and Jim talked It over. Delaney told Jeff he could work atrong and willing youngster,” said the ~ wise Denaley, “All Al needs ts the pro: | Der schooling. We haven't any Tosnmy | Ryan to drill him the way Tommy did | you, but if you will come on the road with us you can work with All every day. Ina few months Al will be fit to deat the world, be- he nt to fore he would consent. 1: said to Delaney: “Billy, I w see a white man beat Johnson. If you think I can waip Kaufman into shape I am willing to try. At any rate I will be getting pretty well paid for my services.” Delaney says that Kaufman has failed to develop because he has never yet met a man who was his superior in knowledge of the game. “Tommy Ryan took hold of Jeff and cut him to pieces every day until he developed Jim Into the best man in the world. I think Jeft can do the same thing with Kaut- man. Al has beaten eve! ite man in his class. And I want to call attention all out ‘e been Js pondered three da of business, None of them hi ny good after Al 1 got through.’ that he will permit Al to fight) , Johnson, Delaney {s the old fox of the fighting game. He never shows) his hand unless he knows he has the) Oher fellow beaten. If Jeffries made 4) ‘world beater of Kaufman, and Delaney | was convinced that his protege could / take the negrc’> measure, {t 1s hardly | Mkely that he would miss the chance to @nnex the crown and all its wealth “| glory. Johnson will hardly be ready to fight| for another year. Sam Fitzpatrick will naturally endeavor to accumulate 4} large sized bankroll before letting his | man take a chance on losing his prestige. Johnson may take on a few easy ones, but it Is safe to bet that he will not meet a live one for a year, Asa matter of fact there Isn't a live one available at present, Stanley Ketchel says he will fight Johnson, but it is hard to be- Neve that the Michigan boy rious, | De has not yet declared a after a very expensive trip half way around the world, hey did not get a very fat end of the purse, and It will keep them busy Some time cleaning up enough to square account Jeffries could accomplish wonde Kaufman—with Delaney st by lending his experience and wi The tip at present is: Look out for Al Kauf- man, Je N and Fitzpatrick landed In with Kaufman (o-day ts @ chanipion com- fared to the crude and a Jim effries that Delaney and is {n tow. They developed Jeftr: Into the greatest fighter of his time | — Cross-Country Run Finishes in a Dead Heat: One of the greatest cross-country Tuns ever pulled off in this that of the Mott Haven A day, when after a five and a half mil Tace Al Raines, of the Irish-American A.C, and J. Stack, of the McChesney AC ity was yester- , broke the tape together, making @ dead heat of the race. Only three seconds bebir two men was Harris, the negro runrer of the \ cury A. C,, while T. Hogan, of Hol: Cross, was but a s¢ ind the col ored man. ‘The time of the two men who tied for first place was thirty-one minutes flat Ratnes and Stack got together the race was about ha together during tl but their fost pace the finish and He near nipping them yards In_ the closed Conroy, with lites, won, fir with @ hand) inutes, was second iB AS, fifteen seoc the Kime made in the was Hallen's first dictar looks Iike a find for the club. PHIL LORZ WINNER IN MOHAWK A. C. RUN, PDii Lor was the winner hawk A. ( DAS COU run the five and a half ow Bronx roads tn 2! minutes onde, beating out P. py Only sev out ce thirty ay is ran “rene IT Was ) MALL ITS AWE™ OMSPIRING G5 Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 14. Im PORTANCE, IM JEFFRIES has actually be- gun training. But not for the! PUT THAT ONG INTHERE Purpose of meeting Jack John-' Mpeg noe son. Jeff says he simply wants to Pp ae Sins? Terie get his wind in shape. “I am going on a tour with Al Kaufman for a! sparring partner and | don’t want to, be as slow as molasses,” he says. “Al is a speedy youngster and 1, must get up some speed to keep up with the pace he will set for me.” It is believed on the Pacific Coast —in fact Jeff's most intimate friends say so—that Jim hopes to develop wonders with Kaufman. “Al is a WITH BATTLING NELSON---AUTHOR. TRE BITING SNOW MAY FALL AN TH WINTRY WINDS May WHAT YER Bor tw Biow, "BUT NEVER THE LESS as peat Beer ere THE BATTLE IcEPT PLUGGING ATH WINK OF tT! DENIED. WITH ONE OM AN LAID THEM ALL Lows DEADLY WALLOP= -NALSON HANDED ME A WHOLE San rult, FANUSCRI THERE SAT THE AUTHOR POR, A: OVER @ BUNDLE OR MANUBCEIBT,¢ HARRY. BHR IN ALL HIS CLORY WUL NOT ARRAYED LIKE JANES @y! Dat RenenDer MDWARD BRITT, AS A WORK OP Zr ONL A POOR BEAUTY SAMES 13 ALL THE NEWSPAPER MAN SO SNES GAN WIS ONE DESing ISTO BASY OLD KD CAR COP AN HEIRESS AN SErTLAa UP/ Seta B OUT ACHAPTER ON THE DOWN a OF ONE SAMNES EDWARD BRITT." BATTLING NELSON'S BATTLE WITH WORDS. Phillies Have No Brooklyn Puts Job Lot of | TOUGHEST ENCOUNTER IN HIS WHOLE CAREER Chance fe Claim "Ball Players on the Market - [ane the wintry winds ee ess, the Battler kept plug r 1 ‘ 44 on and lald them all low." He looked He Ducks Big Words. phia National club to get in a claim on It’s Easy to Fight | in inthe R FRUTDE DULG LG'S etesctantios or pot loatvones overs | my. uagsltien wa tote Wavesuia act duns Wrarci(ths (oesnty foloeialsd tr ,eh?" and to show his a Hard Proposition When You |Jabbed his stiffened thu third and fourth ribs with jolly empia- | m jStesthiatiis) Jolly, tortira: he explained when my |by the Nationa! Commission Co 3} to Tell All About It, | “Do you mean that to rhyme?’ 1) reading liad yesumeds I have tried to it ret , du asked, fencing. Says Lightweight Champion. eee oe up) you've been used | Leaning forward jto reading, is it?” T assured him that the fourth chapter, 1 read carefully, | name was not even carried on the Phil- enh 2h n NiewE rad Jand as my face falled to show any |iles" reserve go thay there is no([& Way which he thinks will Shalt | ee TUE NEMO ligbrataitrratiellt iandinevonaen eallccie ve ntreetiiesani eg AAS Wesnce of Farrell losing the player, of strengthening his team. A good | stu ni BY BOZEMAN Bi GER. ; ; | peaairinely: “I'm putting over some- at's the biggest word that's In the * ATEN, Biway yah i Literary Office of BATTLING NELSON (ine.)"” |thing new here, and that's where I am PES Ce aT eae Weds Matinee Prices Sey to $ic50, going to make a hit!’ That is as near an exact reproduction of the sign on the door as\ “Having gone this far Nelson handed can be made. But there it was i., all its awe-inspiring importance! MY | Bate! me read. For Ay feeling of timidity as | rapped on the frosted glass panel in answer to 2] mein neveh ed any experies summons from the author can readily be imagined, [Secure eumater In response to a grunt which indicated that | was to enter I shoved | ters that I had to read | Manner he has told some !ncidents the door open, and there sat the author poring over a bundle of manu- | ®F@ graphic in detail His Work Was Done Well. 4 chy script that looked like one of the early editions of our leading dalle. | Tae Sete Gee EAT Lhe lied himself, "an Oe l Lead in High School The present et came puzzled to know why he had have sald ‘unpolished,’ which meana the} {On one side of the desk rested a typewriting machine, a bottle of | jasked those questions. Y » th ft cd jmucilage, the W orld Almanac and a sporting annual, On the other lay | | tame that nat he had eliminated ev meant: 4 ‘ds, for % He was a bundle of freshly sharpened pencils stacked up like cord wood. meaning of words, for instance, He Nelson blotted 6 bbets ts that of asking —.>—. alvors STRANI A CRATAR HaT ENS , may blow, but, |him to—and other things. Couldn't put ! q Charley Bbbets, of ¢ ‘t no ee vs Henne tub, that In a book, could you?" There is no chance for the Philadel- HAT Prestdent Charley Fbbets, of f no service ¢ the Brooklyn National League as placed on Gud, fs determined to put a so long he stuck to the original|State League player bought by Frank team in the field this ie that vil : ayson, H, Hoch, phraseology, He was about to Jump at| Parrell of the Highlanders. President | be a credit to the borough across the J. Pomel aang foi by substituting | Biny Shetteline, of the Phillies, says | tridge ts already shown by the way In Melans, 8. Ro Mureh, L, the rights of his team were overlooked | which he has started in to stir up Ritter, J, Ryerson, Thomas P, Shees vyhen Ward | things with the team. By engaging ban and Jesse W ng in his! tierry Lumley as manager of the clud all the big words that onsigned to and he locked retlectivety, “Tvé|the ‘Tri-State League, for iife a sear |and also corralling Jimmy Sebring, who _AMUSEMENTS, |slammed in a couple that are beauta."” Tago by the National Commiseion Phila- | was recently reinstated by the National TaN Ren CERT asked that T read |delphia lost all claim to him. His | Commission, President Ebbets a) tn ae ASI RDA nega, a, good nature he mb between my “LE get "You know, we delcarts ees Stuyvesant High Looks ANNA HELD In MISS INNOCENCE manuscript and Work of @ man | ““'r' put that one In there, Kid, to show | ke th ll Ch Seca tees Like Basketball Champion ly wonderful. qT) | that's bird of 4 a You Gal the first chap- | pit} Sant He Rn rh als \ cause ¢ ee |by fair margins, but iD) has done on, In 8 simele | trey look tt up. . Once tt gets in thelr | [anything to compare with the §0 to 0 nut itl tick, and they'll learn some-' Manhattan Teams Gonguiek Safe | teste trassessa oy erent torneo |thing."” The word was used when he ponent from St. Nicholas Helghta, will probably Joped, Same thing, but I wanted to put’ the oy 4 unless somethi Trmidevslopedi tot herionsiorerimttielloneen tame ournament. Nelson's Greatest Blow. jsend Harris getting out of last place. 1 tried {n vain to explain that the two| rernita of the fourth round of | Heya’ High and Commerce will probably i ! nform orullotielitinds (i fight It out for second place, and fourth The author was in his shirt sleeves. eeenils aivaye trying to learn some: | came very’ MeATTEeC RETR EAE Genes | the high school basketball tourn@- | place ought to fall to elther Clinton or \The only thing that betrayed his main | Bat Nelson’ Fee er ea Rey z for so doing Tn fact. I think that at. | ment, played off Saturday night, | Eastern District, ‘The latter school | calling was the movernent of muscies so Sj be Mae at work revising hin manuscript erpt was largely responsible. for hia pas arAesery ay ever, hag a atrong team, and if th a Brues b y half hidden bring along a dictionary. Some pi demonstrating his great Iver punch on | make It pretty eat Boys’ High they may nose out} Rare Bae well formed as to be only ‘danse raphs he would rewrite as many me an hour later. |championship wit stay In Manhattan| Commerce for aecond place hono SON" s} Via acess | by the pink-striped covering, There ae e ory Evurtimen CNothipe ever wotathiteu “aupagt ¥Qu" AFeatet Mow, Bare Tang wil be won by the creck Stuyvesant| The standing at Dreaont It 04 fo | also a “cauliflower” ear, but !t reste untll he had thoroughly d jasked, by way of suggestion “That Stuyvesant boys are unde- | Yon. Tost, | 4 var ad end Begine In the H t f | might be an interesting feature in the five. ‘The Stuy Stuyvesant iG) | : on the leeward side of his ees ane Cs on Bills Nolan, the man Me . © tented thus far, having successfully Als: Conmenen. Hf h ff die d that the room was to read ig secret of the layout, It makes the Aninj theese ‘ster 8 r wa sh emats intthae patticulan (hing in “That's good stuff, Bat," was my com- yest chapter.” Hie took me into |send Harri Of be) Riky cohen TSS HY Broad a on nasi COE SAS ASSLT ment. “Only [think you ougnt to have |the secret, however, and explained that games on the Red and Blue Flushing» ios ph 0” M ea ON WEDNESDAY a little more dialogue in tt." jit bad to do with the liver, Walt'll I/two, with Commerce and Eastern Dis- | Townsend Harris 0 43 Josep ara Machkyes, Meeks y? he looked querous! Bhow ou." , I i Took Swat at Joe Gans, ‘ eae anaes RUG HE |e aca rather tremulously and started | trict, are likely to eauso the Irving plaee | =x =HIc3 ; With the slash of his pencil World’e champion lightweight Say, te he swung around}to ba way. “Oh, T won't hurt you,’ gregation somo trouble, but § AMUSEMENTS. TU SAN h a: et eae aneeas fighter telle all the eeorete quickly. ‘What the ‘ell ts that dialogue he sald. reassuringiy, “I just want to yesant ie assured of first place for two) | Hast Wee at 1 hing anyhow? That word ain't my |show you the principle of It." In his ome anyway, as the team|| EMPIR E fiver oth fy Ey Begiu'g Next We mt omewhat ¢ oe Gans and of remarkable oareer. book, But {t sounds to me like a good eye I thought I saw something thet! | weeks to c ‘ | Mats. Wed, & Sat, sae PAULL eae avetiate one, niade him think about our tilt over that | stacks up against Flushing next Batur- )} 4 sine ADAMS !n Wit BLANCHE BATES FIGUTENG tu { e I explained as best I could that dia-|word “unsophisticated.” | day and ought to have rather easy plok-) y BEL ASCO : t down, kid,” he began by way of iy aa: *: [logue meant a conversati between| He put his fist under my arm and] CRITERION * 5 ee dith at Was an ‘abysmal brute,’ and I didn't 3 we ralteantiatane ing Nat Susu Mmalineimenteeliees I want to a tWo persons, “In mher words, Bat,” I/explained that he was now backing out Pall king m see rou've been to col. | Want to slip him a booat jaaid, “write down just what you andjof a clinch, “When I get right here,” with Commerce tn the runner-up pos! | WM. GILLETTE i in ISams RL ISS you come questions, You've been “| “Flop yourself down there, kid," he | Nelson said to each oth a he sald, 1 Jab my hand Into the iver, | ton, the Manhattan teams are well es HACKETT sisusiny lege, haven't y i 7 y| "Oh cho ampt. stical 4 h Intrusion of the Mats. =} went on. I want to read you @ few te Wher tn ltected agal the In a 3. Sat. 2 eal hi a. Wel de lared t I cou hen I came to he wae grinding out a) Aded his head, “Wall” | vers of my book and see what you | feat in the bask pter concerning the downfall of one | Brooklyn fives, and, barring accidents Mrs FISKE || Salvation Nell or, “I want you to teil of the word think of it." 1 request, or rather his that heswanted) @iver cer m piy . and nes Edward Britt, the title will undoubtedly stay !n Man-| order, was obeyed. | ‘A weak attempt was made to explain Chapter on Hard Knocks. that {t meant a person whose bad deeds “Here's one that T think will be a) Young were well known. This didn't quite knockout."’ and he pulled a closely writ- mark so far as the Battler was con- ten strip of manuscript from beneath d. He looked up inquiring! lage b ‘notorious.’ cer “In other words," I sa.d, “to say that chapt ‘a man Js notorious is more of a reflece mn than a compliment how I finally triumphed tn hat ‘triumphed’ ts a pretty you," replied the author, ‘You good one eh, kid?" I really | , ee ee eT eall aman notori. thought it a bird, but that was just a Local Lightweights little knock.” teeler. aes is “Here is the way I slapped the tdea for Ten-Roun mean to say tha! ous I'm handt District have | ‘3 “As you'll see, this Commerce and Eastern SAVO* fs dealing with the hard knocks Leach HOS in Ring both beaten Townsend Harrie this year | | BELASCO. VARFIELD int Soy =| GRAN Cia Ns crena house ae EVANS | dolian Fitinge tie Leonned, |dohn. Kio Alf Gibson Frank Morrell ry Morse hattan for the fourth consecutive year. GARRICK i, Wed, O t M ‘Tho decisive drubbing the stuyveuant | WM. COLLIER t gave Townsend Harris Saturday meavyiti ito 0 eet night showed that Capt. Cavallero's five | KNICKERBOCKER ia} nell nape 2.16, are almost in a class by themaolves. || Fritz Senet PRIMA DONNA. Bway, By. & fat es for Dis man to-day, providing that | will agree to fight Blily at 160 pounds ts Sign up* Charlay_Lecardi, the San Francisco fight promter, who has been granted the fight per d Battle f(t tor denuary to hold @ Dosing show there, | __ Waterbury _B Le & Tenney, TV UOE WEBER'S "224° WE, Hyway, 20eh 6t AN INTERNATIONAL i Mlk Wit pity ray eri "BARATWORE {n W.S, Maugham'a most successful comedy HAMMERSTEIN’ Sim iis ae 78-$1.00, Dally, Ma Down t the word into the M. &. : - } i his own troubles In gatting a good nope ALLARD Mini " ¢ work,” the author gleefully com: ep ecoire ease sl on Jan, 20. oe ter te Gent at ma dubs i fa Mas | DEBIAN ES oi ILady F Frederick. ASTOR' 5 ; Wa tae mented as he cl zed | I uu ike It, on the level, now— for ten rou! ats, Wed "The ears rious’ ull,’ and he read thus !m-} ‘allfornia sens \\ part of & wanted tic ie vely: "The biting enow may fall | it poundito fant cnt 8 Hailing Johesen | HlPeoORONE Le oe ig CC! ol ES Lied : BY JOHN POLI.OCK. ulene teed THRATRE, Wth Bt. & Mad, Ay a ae FTER trying for several months to |, er od Betton wanes, (hat , CARDEN Eve.8.16. par ate fa Bat 248 Rue nel IM GENTL LEAN FROA MISS! SSDP clinch a match between "Young | hel under DIXIE ont E.14th st, Star Athletes Alter Records (Air serene: Nae ale [+n OT local Hghtwelght the reopening stag of Manager Billy Gib- tae on, of the Fairmont A. C., last night wet ha ald re % RY JANE'S PA. us CASINO ie Bway. Eve in Great Brooklyn Games wcitisstict fat 7 SeSetiat iets seg, MARY JANES PA gay | EmDIE FON Mat. Dally | ‘Smolcine, 4 ts erred pe about IL” | BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, aan his club on the Mat, RENTZ SANILEY oe \ present Roldar Macys) Andy yy alan tof Jan, 2, They will battle at, 139 peed twelve round bow eae ? itt | LYRIC Hiei ance adway and Ralph a Wh s Aotente Gonnei the world's rec: might of veigh in at 3 P. Mt. Otto has | per Reyee and Tote und bout between KEITH & \ BRIG has, | UC Wed asa vai \ ROOKLYN'S greatest athlette, mils (i eee MMfctntee, of the YMC. A, always been of the opinion, th favnn Av. on Jan. 28 hag tallan those : ERMANN, | i : tare Highland and Irish dane f Pea alogmingaale tearal could bent Cross, and now the i ny SIIy. anges of padel| MiesTiC#® i ar Wale Maa The “28 t t ing carnival © takes place at In the ten mile the beat lon distance the inte the best of conditio er refused to make the mi ite initia anu 5 || Hast Week tt * an ef of Hittiate Nee i Na Regiment Armory, on men in tralning are entered, and. it | Will get Into the best of conte ; ark tapecially engaged, bi Nould prove the best event of the eves | wade in q core 4 c Matinee Dal 1 should prove the best event of the eve: | Ae IMO AS oth men have obi tay th et FAL EAVEGSILAN AYTON'S “atin Dallr V to its capacity. intel Takin * ASHLEY AGAIN BREAKS dig sae sae MOHEGAN A. C, RECORDS, , the Mohegan A.C. run- record to his nd a quar- Ashiey an the « ave aen # hutea, yards nson, wlio had @ minute | men startad. > Dry Dock A. C. Stag ToNight 6 dry ‘ a bitter Nght, in duel between Slegel Wanamaker'a, O'N om Stein, for te lowing the clubhouse should be pa MeCarey, ot the Pasitis| * eal bo a 1 hot meat, Papke, the ex- lo eS grik catlagh iy area ae rs METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, A House. ar SE Se | ie CNRLK 8) 3 a Genin Virginio ‘COLON Valesia y Carey, the Quaker Ci | r tt ight much @ great "ate te equal | Th In the semi-windup to ihe a a battle on iaat Friday atehe Jeet ed to inet Bathing Huriey tap | Mat, Dally. a5e.) The B c .* > SALOME BALL (MASQU BADE) an a eng. y lange, angaged him to tnke onetrone” BOM? rae ble be ona of the best bouts of, tha) —_ ¥a erhem vi 1 ead e LEAH KLESHNA | Jan, 18: The House of » Thousand Candles piddiowelant, ant Lit adlawe lent en Bathin, mery and Sat, 2.15 Man from Home a BIJOU, Pavia Peon in ir 4 fy LOUISE GUNNING: ENDL "as MARCELLE, nn SBN NEY YORKVILLE tan? Mat are trae exam manhood. — 7! 7 must hat steady cngrres to, wi cadway & ditt ees CK's roadway eas expectations go rom rire | WALLACK'S satinee Batu ABS RNA E fh Witte esa = t f, ptt Uburg ties yi MARIE CAHILL ash hay HURTIG & SEAMON’S |", endl i an enon = MURRAY ‘ii ATRL MT, | Anne Hastings’ Big Show || Hina bets ent rat CE woke TRANSATLANTIO. BURLESWUERS, | ee =| aeverthelasn CIRCLE t in EATRE, By Op oth By tts ANE Ronnies at THE QUEEN OFT THE MOU WULiN ‘OUbE ¥ a Sena “nary vont || eo BROWN POTTER every wi Rr: Cal, inet Bight] ht heavy-wat ght c Hor tigate emer |