The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1909, Page 7

J \j got LAREYOTS ‘ -«- LATEST REPORTS AND TIMELY COMMENT GIANTS IN FACT AS WELL AS NAME ARE M’GRAW’S MEN oe EE New York Ciub Will Present the Heaviert and Largest Aggregation Ever Put On the Diamond This Year—No Midgets in Lineup. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. —The New York National League team of ih be composed of Giants—giants in tatsure as well as that a coast Se gun shoots harder than a six- Me deter ler. Of course tt | to the pitchers, for Show their winning 4 month of hard work As yet Holmes has [inne that would im ways better than little men are ever, that U! are th yet difficult to tell rule they tes u a wonde » has © is no questi a good man. f and the arm, it Waller be ing has the perfect build i He is al Kidder, White} | York at however, y until he gets In siape ever, at the New beam a He tips the e of itis solid team t dining table have a yesterday; would give a dollar to see! nce realized that big men were needed to , pol head is inclined to take He | dubbed him every ou 4 y came from the ho- tto Meye wes Heller, the i of fare, which has at every Hust. He weighs 210 IS. ©, Steaks,” mganing that they Ann NR eBCOG » from Kansas’ City, Holmes con- wutck ss about three of these “K. C a breadth of shoulders as the players call the st mons could hide behind meal. Hence the name "Kasey fhe other heavy tick for life, Nets first arrived the old e vis) Sits plavers thought him a Rube and pro- farquard, Cceded to kid him, but they soon drop- Me. Ped Hin Uke a hot briek. From the Arite Lathm yelled at him a 2s 2k Sip sae ana st . headed * Sounds Funt Members, Business \ uy VINCENT TREANOR, NG ts the ery latest thin Ofhand, nobody wi v Hoeal » Giants Polo 8 utility e, Heller, As Hot been at “Best Developed in the Heller On Sick List. re Greater City. White steyers, the wonderful: tndlan, | 4 BY WARD KREMER. N picking an interscholastic team from form for three days the crack “prep.” school fives devel- title af . + a revelation to (he peg this season, much difficulty 18 scholasti> team York publi ! the Polo neountered. Excellent teams have been | F. Bomelsler. the o! Grounds, but the big men ate Oty duced, and for the first time In years is an athlete of { Bolug to have all the glory C'S SPINK | th, philadelphia champions, the Central | ability as a guard is for it is pracu now Ut Hien School five, have been humbled by | playing on the f old Fletcher, the brilliant from‘ toval teams, but the star combinations |excellent long distance shot, Dallas, will become # regular member | oe, city have nor met each other, | made a ahowinaratoasln Of the team and, consequently, {t ts difficult to form | considering the position If my opinion counts for anything 1 | any basis of comparison between the In picking the allescolasti think he is the most promising YOuDR: | gar niayers of the New York teams, | difficu met with, D. @ter that has started out in y The Poly. Prep. team 1s the best com- | De La Salle, and D, Bome lutean move he makes is one of Br bination developed in New York this’ Prep., are both eaxcetient men in this! D, Home eded the speed. He sleds beautifully and can! yar The boys are all heavy and fast, |position. However, Mleenan |s a more! Position « forward Tun bases like a deer, As an evidence 14 have made an excellent record, They experienced player, being & veteran of |tie stun for Panitied of his hitting ability he came UP IN YeS- Aer oted the Central High team, of five years on to a place man, terday’s practice with two men | pitadeiphia, by the score of 81-9, and jand as huis jump is the hest bases and w the ball over oiso nave victories over Fordham Prep. | ability warts y lett A on a clea drive, | and Erasmus to their credit sler's th Will Austle Hetien The work of Dessart, D. Bometsler and a shade ti Fietcher is built on th of ir |F, Bometsler has been the sensation of J. Mee « he season at the Brooklyn school, Des- | wa: sart 1s a forward, and his excellent Uuseman, It |shooting ability and extensive knowledge | have to| of the fine points of the same easily ene gan easily en- re to hold his utility man, ere Another player who w make the vet | 1 thelr toes to hold thelr | Josh Devere He is slammizg | ely gait, and yesterday nts three times in suc- cGraw te immensely pleased But Fleteher is the man of This little | po v ure all talking just now, A eaeeael [he Igorrotes to few Mars ag ) Hal Chase appeared in F Atlanta vetice with the New York Start in the Go-as-You- eAmeric and we all inv a ed 1 the coming —, Aveinns decates te socnepy Please Event. Were not mistaken. Fletcher is Impress- @iuy the players and writers in exactly ¢ game lie Is going to create a Tone ia the National League if he gets | PNOURTEBN nationalities will be rep- ‘the opportunity, and you ean put that resented In the great international "Mn your hat future reference, six-day#g0-as-you-please contest Regulars on Hand Next Week, at Madison Square Garden, March § tu {The re members of the Glunts |12, ‘The twenty-five teams which wl wi See ee a ey en. [start five minutes after midnight of ror the bi s e er . ’ H inet 5 jqies: Will tual twenty. young ball players | March $ will Include many of the best (jn perfect condition. ‘The young fellows | long distance performers in the profes- | sional athletic world. The conditions of the race will be recent bicyele contest at the Garden, The men will run In teams of two, mak- ing the event a Marathon relay. Europe has been scoured for its hes athletes, and twelve of the leading long distance performers are now on the steamship Lucania, which Is due to the Colts, and will play the veterans dally. The regulars will have to go some to beat them In the selection of Tits from which to pick a team Me- | |) Graw was extremely fortunate. He has ether so many stars that he is as tu how to begin the process t ‘to give you an of these young am Ww hich MeGraw {the to be formed in a team to be called purzaler iH a yow league team In make a cracking the majors: second Simme day. The foreigners are Edouard Cibot jand Louis Orphee, France; Ettore Ferri and Guido Pallanti, Italy; Alexander base, third base r Neld, Heller; centre | Navex and Albert Doms, Belgium; W. PON oad cree Pe grate: |W. Wakker and C. Jansen, Hollana, sahara Valler, Durham, | Patrick Fegan and Francis Curtis, Ire- Holmes. Theve is a Intield amd outfeld |land, and Jack Sapsford and Herbert Vat would hit pretty clore to 200, and! Wooledge, England, When these men every one mentioned is a brilliant Meld: | aroive they will ‘be taken to Coney cus E lIsiand, where they will finish their FIGHTS TO-NIGHT: training for the big event. | Many other countries will be repre- sented in the race, Perhaps the most endurance, and can hours without resting. run for severai Billy Barrett, six rounds in the sersi- They are now inal yur oth houts 1 als in training rankiin Field, Philadei- final, Four other bouts will’ also 1) op ee and are teported tobe (n opiendid be put on. condition. Anvong the other nation At the National A. C. stag of |] alities are N. G. Athanassiades and Andrew Reve! and Mteorge “Tacck: ouras = an Panteli Heotor, David Hartley and Canada, To Loeslein and Pablo nae dien Bormany Percy, Small- Sie apices ey aout, i eary Gul ard, tacrland, an m= berte Rovere, Leal Brooklyn, Charley Sleger vs. Terry McGraw, of Baltimore, in the main bout of #ix rounds. Three other houts between evenly matched men Will ulso be decided. Poly. ane Combination the | imilar to those of the arrive in New York before sundown to- | At the I Acre A.C. stag, Bat- | novel of all the teams entered ts that | tling Jack Jelinson vs. Kid Griffin; [| of the Igorrotes tribe of the Philippine fix rounds. Doth age colored || Islands. Theae dimiqutive seml-civillzea heaveweights, ‘Tommy Stagg va, [| 2auives @re endowed with remarkable ALL STAR PREP, SCHCO First Team, Deanart (Poly Prep... J. Meenan (De La Saite D. Meenan (D: Mack (Fordham F Bomeialer (oly # ne HERE'S THE Milt STAR NEW ‘YORK | i _ “REP. ’ FIVE FOR 1909 SEASON « L BASKETBALL TcAM. (Pordham ris (Col ster (Poly Prep.) wintoy Preps P phi (Bord tavn ++Froebe (Poly FOURTEEN NAT TIONS SEND : _ + TO GREAT SIX-DAY FOOT RACE ted States will he o1 | NU NEWP, OF IGORROTE TEAM, IN THE 8!%-DAY RACE, ji is professic Jim \are dectd fas been training Corey fered, t nd the seventeen next 1 portionate am e event W I be mat ifteen ana very SEDI rmiess bu REAL DUELS WITH WAX EULLETSFOUGHT a Ate CLUB at to esting pastime e Killed, Bullet Penetrates Book. An experiment tried by Prof. Murr Would incleate this. He placed a tel 7 a distance of thirty feet, and the At a meeting of the Registration Com: Wax ball weat trough 100 pages we | Miltee of the Amateur Athletic Unton MestneaKG last night Melvin W. Sheppard was eal Jagger led upon tof the committee yall was slightly im! fon re ag alghUy with an {temized list of his expenses at one the recent games of the College of the T Ail Wit) GE? "l City of New York by March 10 or be tering the body during swe fy Edo ed from the or ation, Shep they w contested daily at the 1 to the ecammittee, sald New York A. C,, is obviated by the eon exonerated from any EIA EERO DIRT ARETE r j Mion ‘with Inte ex. eturnies Wor Ms out tthe members of the consist of a long black coat of silk tom hal) hot see the matter in thts alpaca, lar tu the everyday ‘ig Hi ‘The expense bills of Sheppard and sellars for the same set games at, with a military collar, A showed a wide Varia MARAE ee nilar to th n by fencers $15 and less Sheppard y wove protects the mplies | [ ass more th = ars of the | soon showed . interest to h in re 1 a secon of js funny toon tn of this The Cres: ho katy St cree Is Hot on Trail of Champion for Battle With Englishman. BY JOHN POLECCK. ALIZING fight of forty: n and Freddie Welsh, the Eng Hah pusilist, for the lightweight cham enormons Coffroth, the jast nigh on the other, side. hte with knockouts, mnt above weight,” allstic due! memt them that A thelr nd TE Gave he word) £ point ind rid n Paris a CRESCENT A. C. WINS : FAST HOCKEY GAME. [MANHATTAN r . but a tual it it had sufficient! ke vad the ol A.C, took a hard fount SUNDAY from the Ho Club Rink last night, the fn ‘al aft clever for his team's Nat. ats Murvby to" Nelson Gets Offer of $8,000 | | for (45 | Rounds With Welsh PEOPLE'S. n Weigh tn at for: DUELS AS THEY ARE FOUGHT AT N.Y. AC | ~~ Sheppard Must File Expenses or » Quit ihe A. A. U,) DANIELS EAS INS if ion, : m | His tim a WOLGAST PUTS LITTLE OUT, REFEREE CALLS BETS OFF, MUSICAL, 7, MENDELSSOUN WALL Ly i Clubs Being Hate to Roll EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ame ene SCHOOLEBOYS ENTHUSE + _ OVER CHANCE TO WIN © RICH BOWLING PRIZE acornage at ecentratty located alleys. nh these exhibitions Smith will roll against the best local experts, and the youngsters will get a good {dea af ening World's Dia- | bowling. ly the time he returns from jth t, on M 2, the clubs will mond Medal. |» Well under way all over the clty, The will mal tar visits to eagh) Jduring club afternoons for several OYS tn the Morris High, calles B chester, Mount Hope lirst free exhibition by Instrueter | mont schools are ¢ joolboys Will be at the z Wash street, tleally taking up the Iea of f Monday afternoon, at 4 an Eventng World Juvenile rhen he will roll | againgt Club, by whieh they will secur i on these allege Hae ain We ship |that Vo \ roll Dun Hpractica, fore the: ible ss araploas hiv | K in a big two-men team tournament to be hela under Nas Jimi teh Monday night. Mr Cordes has pices of The Evening World for} tendered the of hi dal in Mac the diamond " Tuesday, at 4 o'clock, {Garden May 2i-June 1 viIL give ‘utother exhibition at lof the boys will be Thum's White Miepnant, Broads "i y y| Way und treet, Other Crotona alleys s¢ ty | * + street i t next week, When the organization will Lorene day, Thursday Li will be announced in th ng wordy —o— be perfected Voung Freddle Pump, one of the be juvenile bow Evening World and has volunteered 1 his services us instructor for the WALLACE TO BATTLE Rronx Clib. He ts receiving member- \ ship applications and has also secured | Matty the Boston light Verom tits fathe » owns the Cro. we Wallace, one of “g lisineallevevatino mencnnvas < in Byooklyn fi }nue, near Third avenue, a spectal rate £0Me time, have been matched to meet Pees mat Pen ere nt nebo ten rounds at tha; by which the % boys’ club tu of the Marathon n the Cler; Jobtain tourn loys for after- mont Avenue Rink, ‘in Brooklyn, 0 |noon practice at a mere nominal sum.| Monday night, fa Sd wee wea Brooklyn and Staten Island boys are fg. doing WOrkuatePrONveCe Jalso getting busy mm elub organiza. Parl at a roadhouse on an | the nulevard, Tt ought [eet to be ay ttle, us Wallace ngs | The Evening Wortd Juvenile Club improved in his tighting. ; | 1, which haus its first’ regular at a weekly ce game : u # raccce games at Woman's KEARNEY AND GRANGER Columbia, One Hundred and Four [street and Columbus avenue, Mondays, | WILL RACE TO-NIGHT. __ falthough only organized last week, has) ee ” oat Jreceived many new applications and! g ng skating races arevoy will probably double its menibership scheduled to take place to-night at the list at the first practice games. Club gt, Olas Rink, which will bring out; officers elected « President, C. Hege-/ all the best speed skaters In this vicin- man; vice-president, L. Diaz, seere-)t¥- Lceatneyn vey ternational a ae . ,. |door cha in, and c . tary, M. Wyman jr; erensurer, H. Wy-\ Who holds the’ one-mile indoor record, « man Jr; eaptain, ©. Sheidy jr, and will be the seratch men, and a enésial eutenant-captain, H. Carlough, pandicap has been arranged to bein NEC OEAEH bats (LUT ih 20 11) out the best th in these two filer the purpose of this club to continue “tn addition to t CHOBE e races, .\) @ permanent organization throughout tere will be a half-mile handicap, ay re Si ntaberatn quirter-mil» novice race, a boys" race.” the year, the members taking up bare: Ih4' several speed and fancy skating exe ball and other sports In season. |Mhitions, h As Champion Jimmy Smith, who has\ === been secured by The Evening World as AMUSEMENT: uf official instructor of the boys’ clubs, > ae will leave for the West next Saturday OPENING: with Willlam Cordes’s champlon Brook-| jlyn Interstate team to roll In exhil ions and at the Pitsburg A, B, C 69th Regiment ral fh Afternoons and Evenings tournament, he will be able to giv only one week at this time to his new! This Week dutle: It has thererore been decided Cowperthwait & oa Y WINNER WIMMING RACE, els, erin the 100-ya am m Daniels won £ not ext was 1 minut 4) —After lured all rted, Wol- ith a propo- to win by a foul, on Little at th 1, Wolgast boy in the night. | Y. M. | tha next kK Will be in the direction of giving tree exhibitions fou 3d Ave. & 12Ist St. New Harlem Store . schoolboys and thelr parents on ench | We cordially invite you to Inspect the New , | Rullding, lsten to the music and took aver the naw’ stock at your lelsuro, All pri | narked In plain figures. Choose your own Souvenirs this week, equal to 10 per cent. your purchases. , FINEST DISPLAY OF EY Carpets, Rugs, Ete. verything for Housekeepin, Chatham Square Stores Open as Caual HUBER’S ‘se MUSEUM JOE WALCOTT secensia &h Greve Hawllaeorrke Princess, Verona HACKETT. ss GRACE GEORGE”, warine Ellioit's th caRUOTTA” WiLLsON DALY'S Bayete, Betis Prompts JULIA MARLOWESHE,GORDESS TO-MORAGW (Sunday) MOKT AT 8.15 TAG &F AND DRAM in Witt fi i fai’ “Kydes, 2 30 in Her New Play v " Forniturs | ee To-day, 2.30, in THIS WOM AND THIS M In her Cleopatra Dance, Royal Japancse Acrobats es oeneind cnceree PUY VES AN D gta 1) FRANCES STARA &EQuRNe | BELASCO ys Ree he BLANCHE BATES yin 2 TF OPE. * Bil. ys ites Special Prices, 20-81, | Second Grand NaH KNAP PIS BAND.” ‘a “SAM se Testa Mch, “}, a8. “0 CASINO T a BL Ev, 8. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 14 ate & Ti ‘ " rr) . Ma’ as Today & Wed., 2.18, | WARF'! 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