The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1909, Page 12

SSS IDL TTT CO IE REE ITT TE Sica ata napa anal bas RAED NENG GIO OA Co MA kn comenenenmesinunnmesn iasnin ieniennsseacnammememuaaias 13 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1909, | Add i UP TO DATE vereate| THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [noé2"2Sen DRISCOLL SHOWS WHAT DRISCOLL DID TO MARTO WONDERFUL FORM | | : AGAINST MARTO | ++ Little English Feather Weight zeal Heavier Opponent to Piece’ in Fast Ten-Round Go and Is Never in Danger Himself. ime Driscoll-Marto {ight at the Fairmont A. C. last night Dris- coll's seconds poured a bottle of Ji before the last round of the champagne over the little English HARTO NEVER fighter's head. He was a fighter KNEW WHAT Quote Tuey Worth pouring wine over. They doa't pour “extra dry” on the thirsty loc of two-dollar fighters in the pre- liminarles. It wasn't that Driscoll needed spir- ituous encouragement. Far Driscoll won about as far a boat would beat "Vic McGuire in a Marathon. They were just grooming him para) & spurt In the tenth DRIscoLL Duck ep Bos Werner Fests : From 9 >.S 5) THE BEST MARTo NEABLY FAINTED WHEN, (~~ CovuLcD SEND THEY PouRED WINE over, DRIScOLU'S HEAD, ATHLETIC FEVER IN BROOKLYN ‘American Horses Draw Top Weight DUE i TO TRINITY AND ACORN CLUBS Ae Rae H es. fasls ares Are Worthy Rivals race navel CEO e (ee handicaps to be Both Irish-American and And right here is where I wax en- thusiastic. I'll admit that the ordinary bouts of commerce pall upon me. T’'ve been looking at fights so long that I can, on occasion, read a good story in the Saturday Evening Post while the preliminaries are being hoved on, and enjoy it as much as if I were sitting In my library at home. Starting Whi tae Novices, | They Have Made Good on Track and Field, i eventh Regiment Games. 8 spirit of + e English turf this sea- t Keene's Ballot holds the Jaw Vark > ave to pack can look at an ordinary main event Without a quickening heart-beat, New York A.C. Jubilee event But it wasn't that way last night. This boy Driscoll would stir the en- ! SEM Daiscour. s Colin, the Keene thustasm of a wooden Indian. He!s. cond place | BY VINCENT TREANOR, without room for argument, the fastest | \ a THLETICS have been given a \ and cleverest little man in Ar at A boom !n Brooklyn during the “this moment. He hus everything, ‘and R year or so. Up to the time of Johnny Marto was given a sample from appearance of the Trinity A. nid th every case last night before the ten Acorn A. C. in field and tra minutes later by the clock he looked as if he had been on a tear and had fallen off the Singer Building and landed on That's the D ney on the 1 Lapis! his face. apis n, from the 124 pounds, Walker's rying the same Liangwm and J horse entered ired as the be seen from at the American by the Englishmen, New York Trade Would Be aC Be a Good Prop- | t d it looked as if Now Betw, RR rate ee Na BOXING STAGS TO-NIGHT. uaa Biche hutora chaice, There Non say McGraw osition for Both Teams, Is ieee Mean ar a i Twas little to choose between the boys and Lumley Ra ia ; : Ganrioot— then in appearance, although D: u nley, General Opinion. Track Team lee ive, at One Hume ‘was clearly ten pounds the ees n, for insta! treet and Lenox ave greates the two. Both were small wai out the prine BY BOZEMAN hUILGER,. it by trarein ne | : Denver, Col, fas broad and square of : ia Tis rent lalkeaiaives alae Aim weight oham: pair of Indian warriors. seemed ANAGER LUMLRY, of Brooklyn the bs i Same | rolled up po! bee dia ea to carry a superfluous ounce of fles has made or is about to make a It the SOA th ag | BUE ny lade ere tee: "Both were evidently in “the pink of) Proposition to Te-Herzog deal goes | company ra. In the M7 Such success | lot ent, [of the Glants, to exc’ oe as haw occurred 1m | comparative In condition.” Both’ were f ra Ta the Marto started with a rush and a sur- | Intyre fo prising burst of speed. He looked dan- tise a good gerous, benefited, Mel But right from the beginning D: chera of the avoided Marto's hooks and jabs wi he ne) always been Mghtning footwork and swift duc 5 forced to play or stopped them with the cleanes he were transferr of blocking. In return he so suddenly that the Italian never es- | eaped the blows, and so hard that he | Mur Ho 4 set Marto stiff up on his heels time! pes. ‘o zat and again. A score of times he brought | Marto up standing with hard jabs. Dris oll is master of the jab. He whips it] Wwen oran 4 £0- vig ul out Ike a flash, and never misses, His Judgment {s so fine that in round after peal ee : round he sidestepped the plunging stead of Marto, and as he floundered on the! Local Lightweight Has Trained me: 7 AMUSEMENTS. NEW AMSTERDAM was EVS.AT S10, Mate Wea B.PAUNTLET 7.0, ecee alr BROAOWAI”) ATE Bay ail rop!) SPORTING Bird Hal New Cireus ntinn, Specta Dati eat A CO ett TS vamoire ; Sporting News: News | in Small Chunk: — Mate, Wed A ahiet CINDERELL Abarrs nore, Sallie Flyer, NEW YORK.) Fas ' ats. Wed ANNA ‘in 1 Ziewleld WeStE u HELD); | MISS INO 3 TWINS a GAIETY ai ‘ otNewortenvs | | LIBERTY for strawberrtes r al out the latest y ath at Ro official | street at ered him with swift punches Sat liothebbarb iia Recouapraitieriblocetncr Hard for Battle With Ene: CASINO Matinee Mrs. Lestia Garter KA 3SA, Marto Landed Hard. | fb roye otigueagaial IGAN traineanaeeraial EDDIE FOY i ‘i Kec yan Once, in farto met | lish Featherweight. ’ ' i Mat ST aaa CIRCLE oa} James with a hard straight iis liar Gira ; oun | THE QUEEN OF THe “WOU al IS Ppearerev neat aa rraveataetea|ins lm REATOHTN) FOL T/OGK ye Fru mel Hite nate pean Tan Fit j Sui WEA NT seat oh ai Ate tmportant “International | # mw ins otticlal nf ’ | Gam pe te : baie ‘END, OE WOlF HOPPER PIPET FRANCES STAR 1, ak ‘ . a i ey, et ag: tears pe th aay ; ela PL EMPIRE bayou gs fee | BELASCO MAUDE ADAMS "ivtiec tXiae, | || BLANCHE nals Ft HUDSON ss \oehicss ETHEL BARRY MORE Bs old favorite do fight as the rounds picked stead ly at left and ri OMANES INE TROT Eves 2 Wke.inove. 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