The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1910, Page 16

AND NEWSY Jack Burns and His Manager Boasted So of the Former’s Record Before the Lang Fight That English Folk Must Think the Australian Whipped a Champion. sR Haha, Copyright, 1910, by The Pres Publishing Co. (The New York World.) NYONE can bea “live one"—when he 18 known Some English sporting papers printed Just before Lang stopped Jack Burns of America have just come in. It’ funny over here to see the accounts of Burne and his fighting record. 1 quote a few lines, just to show how they hand It out on the other side “Of course Burns ts delighted with the idea of being matched with the burly Australian, because tt brings him into direct line for a match with Jack | Johnson for the world's champion- ip eee “What 1s your impression of Eng- Jana? I asked, “‘Oh, real splendid,’ repited the (Burns's) chirpy manager. ‘The people are #0 kind, considerate and downright sportsmen. Besides, the country is #0 beautiful, even in winter. England ts @ood enough for us until the spring, when we shall In all probability re- turn home for the purpose of fixiag up big matches.” * * * “The match between Rill Lang and Jack Burns will be a meeting of Ti- thne.” And naturally, after having Jack Burns puffed up in this w the Bng- lish think they have a new world champion in Lang of Australia, Oh, jell—some other Amertcan fighters are due in England and France before long, | and they can show real class, I note in the bills of the fight that the London public was informed that the winner would meet either Sam Langford, | Crack Brooklyn Tes Team Work-| Tommy Burns or Sam MoVey. a for Jack Burns, he has only been fighting a couple of years, he is game an take the gaff like a Battling Nelson; so he may ge up among the champs after a while, any way. A VIATION seems likely to outrival as a deadly sport The lst of aviators killed in ex- | perimental and exhibition flights would | Mi this column, and the game is only in tts infancy, A man in an auto accident has a chance. He may land on something soft. But what use is even a hay- stack to @ person dropping from a | hetaht of 1,000 feet? When the aeroplane is finally 4 veloped it will be as different from the present type of flying machine as the auto of to-day !s different from the | first wooden-wheeled cart Then the | used as commonly as the bleycle wa few y ‘8 ARO. It will be a cheap vehicle, and it will cost very little to rum it. After all, the aeroplane of the future | is some excuse for the loss of life in this experimental stage —althongh 1 hardiy jmagine that the relatives of the | yard vietims look at the question in that light. | pt UITE naturally Owen Moran taking more interest in Mr, Me Intosh's $15,000 offer than tx Wo EAST. Moran would like nothing better than to go to England and fig the lightweight title on his own Wolgast would be at the same di vantage that McFarland met whe thoroughly whipped Wreddie Welsh in |’ England and was credited with nothing more than a draw. Moran can give Wolgast a hard enough fight without having a referee to help him ‘The champlonship is in this country, and of course Wolgast can turn down, ‘an offer made ina foreign country eral thousand miles away, and not be criticised for it. Let Moran beat \ gast here, {f he can, and then take ( title back to England, After that Ame: foan lightwelghts would have to tr and fight in a strange land to win it| back, An English fighter in this cou try is at a disadvantage until he has | fought often enough to master the dif- ferent style in favor here—the rougher myle of fighting, An American fighter is at @ disadvantage in Kngland, where the boxer is not allowed to clinch or fight in clinches, He has to learn the English style before he has an even break. a NELSON BEATS HOWARD IN BOUT AT SHARKEY STAG. Tr a@ fast ten-round bout tn which he landed the cleaner biows To n of | Australia defeated Jim Howard of Chi- ago in the main event at the Sharkey A.C. The Australian had the better of nearly every round, and tn the third #cored the only knockdown of the bout, when he landed two short right hand uppercuts that sent the Chicago boxer to the floor for the count of elght, ‘The first two rounds were slow, but fn the third Nelson began to Jab How. ard with stiff lefts, In the middie of the round the Australian swung a hard Jeft and right to Howard's body, As the Chicago boxer made a grab for Nel. won he shot two right hand uppercuts 4nd Howard went to the canvas, dn the last session both Nelson and Howard went to the floor. Howard THE EVENING WORLD, _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ‘UP-TO-DATE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, cranes es eeenenerene meen EDITED BY ROBERT EDGRE AN ANIATOR SHOULD my Lear ALL ABoUT His enone By INVESTIGATION, Bureress 19 THE Best Poucy AFTER DROrrine ‘ON JoMEBaDYS Row. 13TH REGIMENT OUT TO WIN M. A. L. TITLE walk the mile bly fast time. { to win from Kiviat ing Hard for Champion- ships in April Next. HERE'S going be something | doing in Military Athletic 1 circles before the indoor season | is over—not a scandal, but somethin: the Ine of a wurprise sipped over by ‘ve been work- that will go to the champlonsnips and judging by wen that have an- er Lawson Robertson's cal # should prove the win- Ten Players in Eastern League | Batted tor .300 [the \ing for winners of the M \in April of next year, the number of good Teague better during the a) batting avers Edward president of the batted .200 per season of 1910, ages have Just been iss the Brooklynt ners in the annual struggle. Almost any night in the week you can go over aeroplane will be safe, and it will be laa and see @ tull) athletes going through It is only natural to sj | the wonderful running done by ha} ot athletes, who the best in the annot pick an: While the averages show that Spade |of Newark | teen games docs not et one of them ax better | Premier batting hone art In thirs) » him to the , as there were vk pa more the der, . who won the nat champlonship at r five-mile national cham- & plumber who ca {tance with the best nal hundred- nevertheless participated Felts N 300 or better are ¥j at 's record for ‘James Sulliva Ml poet—Jim's way you look at him—he won| an three-mile champions!y re | pion any fastest way a HUGO KELLY COMING TO ISSUE CHALLENGE. | pelrty ine! | and Abel if he had the job of exploit- » men are entitled to will leave Chicago to-day ns of others—who are|in order to bh others--some de | the Acorns to becon Jed at the Nationa plonship aspirations ‘ { Stearns, Hirshon, 4 he will have are some men} fhoor, not utter | | claim to the championship | who won the Papke | Rood boxing. arrives in this country | If » while Franklin Fish and | deserting the © strongest oppon who Is considere ent of Van Den Dries of th riding that will bitlous as the 8 the ith Papke for who whi do battle the championship ¢ > amongst the t at the Dexter Club edged to be great trati ne Brooklyn regi great men In the e198 they have ¢ pionship four times, and only this year ptured the cham: nd Young |r Ketchell | Ho Ketchell was postponed. 4id not show up. spwenty-third” Twenty-second Regiment's athletes were @uppowed to carry vit the 4 unfortunately e're working a# hard as we can enough to win the next champlonship said Robertson as he watched the 1 have 80 tany take @ lot of work on the part of the come any where minner from Sweden Just Ablaren but milers tthe ‘aimateut rs @ Hevent)-Lirs Hegiment's Drought over 4 left to Nelson's jaw and ## Nelson grabbed him they bath went to the canvas, with the Australian un- Gerneath, The 1. A. A. ©. have mars! and approved the ‘2g. il) appear in » ©, » HINTS TO BOY AVIATORS. Copyright, 1910, by The Press Publishing Company (The New York World), WHLE STARTING SIX MORE GIANTS _ __SIGN CONTRACTS fee ar a Promising | Infielder From Adrian, Mich., Latest Player in Fold. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. | NEW star arose in the baseball A firmament of the winter league | yesterday in the person of one | w who h. That town's al fame In the » the owns a grocery store Jn tt, Fullerton's contract came through the mails yesterday afternoon and around | it was a strip of Christmas ribbon, In- closed therein was a letter in which the | young inflelder says that he is in shape | for tie battle of his life, and in addi- land he pushed | tion thereto he makes an Inquiry con- cerning the kind of food that is served | at Marlin, ‘The reader will gather from | mile face at the | this that Clyde is to become a Sheps | ey Taint he ie aveate Clyde Fullerton, a hails from Adrian, only claim to. natio past is the fact that Jim McC old catcher oung fe o is this Cly was asked Gray parried Mr. Gray Judlin,* he o aries. lyde Fullerton ever did, 20K on page 16," he outfle N inf clavre made to ap} Os butld. of athlet IT 13) Consipenep Poor, Taste To iNTerrere with Tie hitter and is ‘sin there working.” we could get in the Way of a record on the new Giant, but @ later conversation with Ariie Latham league teams had been after Fullerton e an exceptions Another new star who has signed a is Outflelder Forsythe. young fellow, being of a happy tur mind, wrote Mr. Gray that }ing in a coal mine at Muddy nd that if M use it he would be glad to Christmas presen New plichers whose contracts have » Christmas Day the former Texas si Dont PLAy Jowes + THERE'S ALWAYS A Come - BacK . summer, and 1 six-footer from | Baseman Gowdy |with his John Hancock on a ¢ who ts aiso has also com Champion Four-Flusher' “We have so many young players who! Englishman Says He Is Per- y-|tucked away fectly Willing to Fight Title- tharley Lawrence ‘and Johnny Holder in Amer | place In Marlin to double his us ument ofsirloin steaks, or ‘K. Why, did you never hear of him?” “Why, er—say, Miss | player sees that he is not going to make to one of the assistant | good he aiways gets even for his loss of n find | time on those steak BY JOHN POLLock. “E wish it was so that we could begin A look through the books showed | But that didn't bother Mr, | pic ied up a bat.” sald Lari pion, in America and not in Engtan [looks as if he wants to for compel him to} aid and get | usual statement that is sent out yut “promising Inflelders.”” This, it ems, 18 a stock phrase used for in- ders, and on the next page is one for rs, The pitchers occupy page and when we sa month to get our eye | show the white feather, beat Wolgast,” he would take me on without di helding out for the e $12,500 for his end, whether or got a draw, the champton fou tory, as he has b » team showed up for training it he won, 10 Jers which was | y Wolgast Val Moore, the Quaker Cit y to Fullerton was as foi- lows, to wit: “A big, strapping young A fine pair of v of OXINK hI8* | ghiy” en sidestepping bouts and that Js why We soinetimes find it 80 parts within which Prof, of Columbia factor, is angry because amate year, This society, Meylan, M tions the country over, and it LAST NIGH’ at the Irish-Am WAS A BIG rlean Club as a happy. of | ished, ° may Christmas dinner. once tri word from F anged a w Our price Is $25.00. The ever since he beat Nelson.” of the Pacitic Coast up for another batt ‘neigh 1m at 4B aide bet ae ‘siiaio Gnd “an equal division “of the | 11° » aud sand | Doherty of Ne the Hoston heavyweight, IF THE MEETING HELD IN THIS) crack tii] city by the Athletic Research Society ‘ais; 18 any criterion, then the Amateur-Ath- ks | letle Union is apt to be ripped into two] ship in 1905, members Prensky, is for the battle, and t twelve round bout ‘on Tuesday night who won the Middle | me Atlantic States middleweight champion- soon weigut aud will D., HERRMANN, PRES is a prominent of the caine Club, says that he Flem te aly won't sell or trade Eddie Grant, the players received in the famous deal | “Tam going to send yp athe etics are not more free of professional- ism, and also because school bodies haven't a larger voting representation in the A. A. U, The Athletic Research olleges, public schools, society and military organiza- plain to Certainly got himgel with the Phillies. pacial meeting of the nt his contract soon after AMUSEMENTS. THE NEW THEATRE am sure that he will sign { IN A BRILLIA be seen that if they’ should decide to|ketbail at Dr ten-| tear loose it would be a hard blow to the ! fated nk Mantel and| Amateur Athletic Union. to be Sporting Club cham- and declares that ove the winner T GAME OF BAs. "s Court Yale de-| the Manhattan College five, 24 ti i \delberg; r ie Mhunderbolt: |] GARRICK %i) 500 Wway | Daily Matinees this THE BLUE BIRD HUDSON ARGUE i Gir stag was held there that had the members in state of mind when it was fin- There was wrestling and acro- | his | batic’ work, singing and plano playing, sar {and last but not least, plenty of real, ‘The plece de resistance, e pardoned for temporarily mother tongue and ring- Ing in a little French, was a three-round | trolt; bout In which Joe Coster made Chick Murray wish he was back home finish- | Brooklyns for eo! * eo ing up the turkey his folks had for thelr | Hunter whe wet Year: Firat Base | Association last season, signature to a Pittsburg contract, CORNELL HAS x-flehter, and who was front uled Willie | put to sleep while he was showing hts | tournament, friends a lttle clever footwork, sends | etty, lisburg that he has ar-| tling meet between Clark | and Columbia University for Jan, “1, Clark House is reputed to have a SALE ON SECOND FLOOR To-day we offer the fine imported stock of | McGrane & Wemlinger of 259 Fifth Ave. Their price for suit or overcoat to measure was from $80.00 to $100.00. assortment is very large and select. 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Mou, & Wed Eliot's re The Gambler nie HACKETT® AEROPLANE MODELS THAT WILL FLY The Instructive Tey of the BLERI Oo 1068 ry way, NewYork GLAS FAIRBANKS in Ti Rees Marie Canin inoue School oi eat Seats, In’ Conjunction’ with rs 3 Great Spectacles at Au ARE a Matinees af’ HACKENSCHMIOT. AGREES TO TERMS NAMED BY GOTCH “Russian — Lion’s’* Manager Wires to Chicago to Cover Forfeit Posted by Champion. |The following telegram received tn his office ast night {s self-explanatory: Montreal, Dec, 23, Robert Kdgren, Sporting Halitor, A Montreal newspaper Tuesday Printed a story that Frank Goteh posted $500 in support of a challenge to wrestle George Hackenschmidt for a side bet of $20,000 and winner take all of the purse money, finish \tch-as-catch-can style contest. If ort ts true, I, as manager of schmidt, wish to say that re ready to make the mate ms and dictation, dy wired to Chicago, forfeit, I will be In morrow, to make the mateh. 1 wish to make ft plain that it is not Mr. Hackenschmidt challengin h—it is Goteh issu. ing the defl and we are calling him, Winner take all 0 side bet @ Hack 7 t Mr. Hacke w Gotch’s own te I have alrea EVERY AVIATOR Witt Soon BE~ Chica 4 NED GY HIS LANDING NeT, ma min New York, @ ant Pole would 000 a wide, ‘lared Frank Moines, when iney, manager for mat, had pted 1 through Farme any man ) side bet an Lio und it 1 n. 1 would. prefer n tateh be pulled off in the next four weeks, After meeting I will stay on the mat as long as theni put up enough ' Moran Calls Ad Wolgast 2. Soom d more effective punches, ladelphia was en- ors in his bout with the fighting actor, at stag. At Brown Gymnasium A. A. Seen NENTS: At Long Acre A. A. 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