The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1911, Page 7

: __.. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1911. — F 7 purconsesane| NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT = [“‘excuitivinnrr| PACKEY MIFARLAND'S DAD. "2y‘Gtants as Ut Invieer TO PLAY GEORGIA ~ CHASED HIM WITH SLIPPER , leas uae, eee > In This Chapter Anson Tells kato tin North fied I: ive | Played in Ireland and Also ane on a PeiicAe a nat 5 ‘ ate RE Oa ERS | the Battle in Scotland and‘. rein” the. ninth | tossing, them, aout aeeh aa ntent af ‘The Brening World ahd sod an would in hia firat day's work the team.) aon, H the Last Two Exhibitions in i"s,{1ernmge ere tal | hipeee ks Starch vs ‘ORF another day has passed | as any of th. ) England. | Iotory to the All-Amerioas by a| Jscore of 9 to § ery Hilltopper, new and old, | Harry An! | will be in Camp twin here. The | the plioner Chicago Boy Says His Mother Encouraged! Him in His Early Career—Got $1.10 for First Battle, and Now Commands a Fortune for His Services. nests a et down to first vest of them. nd “Duteh" Revetle are _ _ | Irish Players Sought Relot-ves.| veterane who have deen doting out, | ried.” They worked lane tok, oe CHAPTER XXX Reaching Dublin put ot | aolfing, h jehack riding and indulging tb ri in their game to-day will Ukely T Play Two Games 5 took the rest of day off. In other exercises at Hot Springs, Va, lag gad they haven't shown be- | ID we play baseball in fn alee ‘Bdge have decided not to walt until the} fre They ire Beep to show thetr bet Isle? W my Boy, two] niddle of next week before coming | Nok: ant Coach Irwin will keep an “ hdc tatiNa tl ‘ | here, and all hands there will get : fe may be Gavin \ mighty games, although the Alls CBrried, too, this year, beesase Ohaus ‘Aietinan won: ft them, But first Jabonrd a train to-night and arrive in| hay hut nineteen men with mime mew Het me tell you about our game in Scot n| this land of sun and heat to-morrow | and six will just fill out the limit as rea: andl gue laut: two ast afternoon. The frigid weather and the| prescribed by the laws of baseball. j 1 snow covered grounds were never meant| But this old town will have an Linglish soll. ; 7 to mix up with baseball players or the | AWakening to-day, and until Maroh ®, rrived at the metropolis of the -|game itectf, and that la the reason thet| When ail hands will get aboard for ie of in hf se oa Ene asanoa | old fellowa will leave before they | Atlanta, it will be nothing but baseball it was ne chilly to preven M1) neadly out as fast P*«: SY M'FARLAND, the peerless ttle scrapper who helped make the Chic from nukt have ers. Mrs, Anaon name wouldn't pass though I suggested and so she app of sigh at th ago stock yards famous, was encouraged in his ambition to win world honors in the prize ring, although his father gave him many a lacing for trying to climb the fistic ladder. Packey has had an {n- teresting career. He earned $1.10 in his first battle. He will probably get $7,000 for his ten-round bout with Owen Moran at the Fairmont Club on Tuesday night. | It seems that Packey would never have been permitted to do any box- ing had his father anything to say about it. Once he heard that his son for this burg. her too early nor too MRS. ANSON IF | ftut before they arriv ° hi one of ti ee TRO BETTER GO. |nevsrun"ein nave haa ‘same unaer|MOHA OEFEATS SULLIVAN wis I ever saw from asse their belts and be ti me shape for was not attending school, but was spending most of his time in one of bid arin bah nti a Was i Peat ww tga bears wah Chae bunch | IN BOUT AT MILWAUKEE leago’s little gymnasiums, where boxing was about the only exercise In-' dulged in, and the father strongly objected. Every time he'd hear that Packey was boxing the father would chase the boy out of the house, using | his old carpet slipper on his pugnactously inclined son. At last Packey made his firs: appearance at a benefit, but his mother, who knew all about have been challenged for Monday (Roedia! to The Evening World.) norning, ‘The Yannigans will line Up] MILWAUKEE, March 11.—Bob Mona, | against the University of Georgia team | the Milwaukee fighting Bohemian, @e. | on the latter's new fleld this afternoon, | feated Mike “Twin” Suldvan by shear and here te the way the two teams! strength tn a ten-round battle. The bout around our t there was any cricket city that would accor sunds that would pro! ame th yon. TF remarked some. to wonder 1 ind in the te the thou vy go to see the nT began : | | thing to that effect to « Scotchman who will line ups would have been considered slow had it & her eon's ambitions, told Pa McFarland that the boy was working, as in| | had come to see Mr, Spalding on busi- Se e Sire i been between boys less prominent, and fact he was. | ness connected with our coming, and I | Saeehirsee 6 mn OiKn eb oven @s It was the crowd kept calling i been after \(n see no reason why @ champion Was surprised that he did not share my | Walsh, 1b MeWhorter, e t for more fighting than the fighters to work, should not give a pound or two to a | enthustasm, | xautt i. & Brocka, reamed willing to deliver. challenger, He does not believe in ring: | | When we got the West of Scotland | Batley, %. Rartlett, 1. Moha from the outset showed himeeit 1 procured « at drive side a in, and cites poten Cricket Qlub's grounds 1 realized the Russell, Willing to mix things with the Hast. Mh nore of #2 Which the title exchanged hands t he Scotch 6 " M ainer, ff erner, Sullivan was far th wagon. Wit tae job I took on Ct oan iat truth of the Scotchman's remark. Bare as the better boxer gaat + Ba e ne fighters were over the Class 3,00 persons Were present, although Wittiams, and was moi ene elers us nce,” ye wee Ulises cova Unt uanae wane Ablen B At avery otane of the sume tag nee 4h ppitleta tds a Ubu L le Aaa rt Lavigne Gave Weight. | the ptreet outside to eee us Dass. It Revelie, p ©, Thompson, p. so willing to rush in and bese “He was a real t | “Kid Lavigne could easily make 128 0 cold that we Wore our vate, al . " Bnglish, p eatin the Boston boy's more artistic dafense ‘ ed the $ Vint Was coM-! pounds when he held the lghtwelght | |though after we got w up’ ‘The Yannteans are intent on cutting| that the mere skill in boxing wes at t deducted 49 cents fc all he fought Dick Bird of Eng- Jdidn’t mind the biting wind. ‘The spe everything they know loome, and Coach| Iittle consequence. ed car fares and t land at 128 pounds, ch in at 2 P. | tators saw a very good game that da hopes to send the college boys | ————————————— heat ght La He met Frank Erne for the title at 135, | lasting seven Innings, the All-Americas campus without @ tally. p © proud as a pew urned welging In at M. Then there \ Winning by a score. of h tok ers are in good enough tetanic ou wash your’ ) over to n and » be : 9 played a: Manchester ) 0 - ¢sam eee eee eed champlonshtp. They made the big crowd that passed in th Hebets trie tal daa b are heh used by ¢ ped | feeling that 1 war becoming rien at a) yg ds at 6 c'clock:. ‘The winnere of the gates Was treated to a rattling ex eek Laced ta tai Mee ish ots oe Why th epi rapid * remarked .deParland Wi) these bouts always held nquestioned hibition of “baseball as she is played.” | Irwin has fixed tt up looks mighty for- y then sacrifice your @ hang nossesaton of the | ht title.”* sald The score was tied twice during the | midable. S80 well does Irwin think of face with everybody's Aieaima t xer gives the 3 y 1 believe T| Progress of the Ramey but our Peel _| the team that he reported to Chase at blood - stained shaving ’ ficat- money nce to come in the | got it at last by a schre of 7 to 6, Tener re ‘i 4 Hot Springs, Va., that all hands were Ask your barber for the Sealed : 7 % h seoing, but I don't mind telling you 4 parents. bre Cue ELL) CG Ca Be aMRTEC So battled that T found that day in Dublin @ very 1m the bewt of shape, and — & Gef| Sterilized Cup, Brush and Soap. otha Packey MeFarland Farewell Game in England. esting one, We wound up at the|“or & game {ust Oe ee ee ee rented | aa ale be {nin ou are sure to no- The following afternoon we played our po. led Arabtan | that the challenge was accepted, and “RIMLY'S Address Means Somethi wo saya thas « ui never taken advantage of & FULLERTON farewell game In England on the Collve \ hoadtiner | AL the cided chat hie men were in midsum-| REMEY'S DANCING SCH | ring went d sparring partner, and that he never at- Athletle grounds at Liverpool, Mat she raid ane | Mer form, making the statement, wilt: 921, 923 RIGHTH AV, Cath ot { he reached twent emo's to show tem up. Five innings were played that game u ald interpreted by Irwin, tosxet the Yan- |p Walls froeten. bara, ¢ echt mS east axa inal | hen T was a little kid T put on the and tho score was a tle, each team : T could, and so we! interne tee Oe ead Irwin was, right I" pusranteed yen oe” | hichaa ‘been vulating a tank ac-| gloves with Jimmy Gardner one day —— —- — scoring but three, only one hit being stayed it out (ae a Imithout eppeiatanest sith eles aihict nis oo j.ebe ie thee plebauce Ih) Yea Une me Wee ate 5 5 nade Of Valdwin and four oft Crane, The gaie we played tha’ afternoon! back on the wire, with the statement | “Bln poet kal ros asm dt mn t ha - er the bi » best of the ire trip; tha < = —== ‘tina mova vila Ste nena tee sina" Giants in First Game ita tan re ha ty ihe tatteyat| RS eee ane at te zane when I wa even the him, but he's a big | ROHS Wan crear AM esmnenunn, Sve yo tha neta was too, H&A pretty well determined who ls who (aL ale with Baldwin and Karle as the battery uci sear wae (98 nthe Yannigans; that ia those who now and the opportunity W is Ly and with T nod, Fogarty, Brown, #1 ult Is never come. ‘That why | th R. a) i} OA ERE EL Me lina Bunn ' with » eatd Mokariond ' 4 P h atr eam from the local wer y o res that ar Mie repokea’ in| are likely to atlck, This, of course, ts Nalh ant crane, not @ statement of any one in a ¥ fiewing thority, but the players who have ders with # i Phen Sdanvine that MOmurlk A inst D 1S a AGihdatel Acacolatlone taatend Get he thas? d vitn| Ahown "the beat in the eyes of the Fos LEADING TREAT IRS r ah eo firs lay, and his yarn# would have held —_-+>— Fletcher, shortstop; Doyle, second base; the size of the one used I ‘et hang sieht more Keen than lies in an ord! clHEL BARRY mOn! evening ua well into the nt not been Fy if » first base; Meyers, catcher; patting ts done with one on hit | nary t 1 reporter, oy GE SRC any aha nthe impatience « beon, mans Al Bridwell Will Be the Only ard, Crandall and Raymond, 'a bat that looke, more 1 tiled our hawk, | Low Litseht, the youth from ene ile y TAR TWELVE } oft ‘ eo oun » Who Is too paddle than anything t 1 as WwW &K by a score of, State 10, Is hoot ae . knock hey yay A Man to spend more than a couple — DJavar Miccing E; ie eat Uin kaa Rath re apes : senaation of tie young ones. He |e a Paar Mate. th thei : | t eresting feature of the ner hag to be retire 4to fo Wed, 2.16, Hhernle of he ( ace. 2 : Player Missing From ihe gaine from tt yall point of view with the ball and not touched with Nie kame made a total of twenty-elght | shortstop and has been playing most Maude Adam: } Swelry a eke forget to order that Ie cream for Tues: | Ranks To-Day. Marquard tn the box. For the past he strikes at the ball, whether he hits |etseo, Of t the All-Americas had, best of condition, having spent baie _beats Now for Entire Engagement. | Pye! valor CCIUSC BRedG day night,” satd Packey | two years Marquard has worked {lke a 1t or not. won fourteen and the Chicago eleven, | of the winter in a handball cou. fe TP LYCEUM $3: 9. ue Patri } Din pissing wotch, and es they had| Hobby for Ice Cream. Trojan in the early games, and he was Well, It wasn't exactiy tn and | three being ted ¢ care 6] 1s chain Hehtning tn the eld, He goss Hanes Maes Bier pas i j rene ater nofessional L went | "You know, I have but one real hobe st - 4 - the wonder of the minor league experts we got walloped by a score of 16 to 14. at you to be-| after ground ba PRKY fafled ne a prof alt went) peal ie teanah Rerwe RY POZEMAN BULGER. vho watched him, This time McG D : 4 To get even w persuaded them to t < k on the makes the playa seem easy. | Wet bs " | 4 my way. 7 an uncle on the other | ° i*fown the § md that ip, (Stat Coneaynndent of the Evening World | switched the dope, and so far the big two innings of baseball, and they tla (nd dasraaitie ht Fe end does he waste tn get-| | HUDSON wer cigs, ata y | ide wears one of the watches and my | {OTe TOWE tor every tight T hurry te Hallas, ‘Tex., March 11, | lefthander, who cost the Gtants $11.0, there was more differe acel- ting the bail away, either, and he|f BLANCHE BA father carries the ot | hotel, strip, Jump Into the hath ub HB New York nts, the team| 4% not been permitted to pitch at all game and rounders Paris the) knows what to do witin iW Ts da ] He Wears Green Tights. and have Ice cream served to me while that has been favorite in the bet- | excePt an occasional warm up with dreamed of. The score § nt onto he eta Wie pends gn 1h. 8 18. ' Se avay wandared over to’ th nj] im in the tub. That's why T want Gib. BRAS NSA Welsonk in the; RovIuson. The old Baltimore catcher in aur favor, the cros | quick thinker and seems to kn | Packer wanders Oot up | £0. to remember and have the ice bi Vary od says that the Rube ts in good shape to drenching rain to se chapter! “Tam giine tke an old-thr At bey . j the gorner of the 1 eet UP | cont out here next Tuesday night country to win National League} begin work now. He has taken Mar- parently willing to re has @ fine eye and meets the ball) fy GLOBE i @ pate of very much wer ms MoPattane % led to Pennant, line up here for the first time} quard under his al supervision, longer than it did. jsquarely and aiwaya puta his @houl ugham’s i Sy j ly dilapidated looking trunks HOlUAB | wear bathrobes {nto the ring, but of afternoon as they will appear atjand If he develops into a win At tainole tae al | Act 6 McClure Newa.| ders behind his wallops. He hits them i ELSIE JANS fy THe i e remarked, “I always Wearline six or eight he has worn neme has the openir 0 se ays he must be given s: © train for Fleetwood, on the s pape Hicate, Copyright in Great] far and, as a rile, on @ line, ra OR tights in the ring. SIX years and that a pair of trousers, Grounds in A on Joredic’ It ts a well known fact among the Irish Channel, and two rl] Brit and Cl Ail righte. ree{ Hob Willams in the last two days| erty Yast Mate Trades ese em for seventy-five red sweater are Just tle) Ginny fw not in shape to play, and thot; BAM players that Marquard nas as we were on hourd ute ) nas set the oltimers) eyes to open by MENRY MILLER 18, HAVOC | Cente, and to-day 1 wouldnt take aor things for him to use, [1m At Bridwell, the star shortetop, His; jai” sued and ge much stu on his Princess of Wales steaming noross tie | rms | HEAT NUW” THE CONFESSION WpuaRNS Oot par Se be twken by Arthur Fletcher | Jog Tinker has sald that if Marquard “land of the sal from 5 AMUSEMENTS. | NEW AMSTERDAM Wg. at * i Mol put on the leet Thr eS ° man, Who created auch A! Were alowed to Ko along and 4 ; < ; : LAST novices at Cannc h (4 wmming a the fa #4 between the) mistakes for himself that he would not | next morning was a puzzler tn the AMERICAS FOREMOST ATRES AND HITS, . IGHT Bronx, ther yc 2 ty . | Highlanders and the Glante. wet them. He was of opinion ine Wy five. @80 N give McFarland ¢ 0 Comedy eet eet ee ee aay, | Necwon QOTH ST. Mi topes 3.80. iwell is regarded by the players | that the lefthander had had too 1 Marks Broken at Workout, but to-day he w t ever | coaching. McGraw does not exactly Tent Week WILLIAM COLLIER PBs 4 eg would rath B F | a’ of greatest men ines, MeRERR dope fot exag Na ier AY Svadive, ait boxers to t wit wever, Packey | 1 on a diamond, and when he SAR i AY Pate: t ij Dev hee "4, JOUN MASON to Ntw YOR ith, St Ev fy entirely erent aa to the boxing Schooiboy Meet Oo Winal Bie 6 cack os ak Be en eae irene ita) AE i's wnt HACKETT a si, 8. of B ms oy MoHaRD CARE yt an he | n doing a lot of fighth amelie may know that something Is thing on the $11,000 invest: \ THURS, EVE, MAR. 16 ON ci3 ' Novella Te Day, Tours, Mai, 17, with BDNA WAL CPrT ent Weeks, aot with the theutrt a ork De Witt Clinton Swept All) us svave whict tus Witty “tos work ont his” own destiny. | DALY'S "820208 200 ™® pagaaway Tigh, ae 8 sae H pha he has had his judgment of distanc | | game ‘ , ensued He hae Kopt him two years now at a tog Ser tiem Wohody's Daughter wisi? LEW TIELDS" " ve HEN Pi Me hes X } O. K. He now welg po and Pan As} 4 Brid ; w loss, and it ts Marq to re. ° - bah . i Lb) E HENS! , MAN CARNIVAL IN 3 SECTIONS. Gaile phunte ue atte maserart’n'm| — Teams Aside for the | Bridnals P pay tn Dating, | mah In tant company or take the uaa Racin Ti s |SHIPPODROMES ':). venus. gs Seat [|] MIBERTY bcs p mie | fop the little engagement woth Moran ) Point Honors baie Me ; eb a le inteapaie at thé [eas tow ad ih W avage (iters W pula | eanestie MACDONALD wl} be more than easy for him { 5 1 "No, 5 “u believe I}... MSDE E ROOURLAINAA LA IL eats | ai, Math Sua ees 8 = 4 in THE SPRING MAID “Pye seen Moran box a a couviel + - 7 eee tet oad rie ae ign tSeae bari ae | ate mee {las EVERY WOMA Wes mpl PRoke, ar erecho: e ae ey Mee eea ts i r hout any fear of rears selling tips to the pub- Y th aura Nelson ‘ 1. defeat him. one th mu nent, which Was held for the ¢ you w ould never have ‘ i ise ine Elliott's x: GT ae h the bou a longe tion of the P. at wn 4 im & Gay, And lost it all Maxine Elliott's sto. r tay Wo & Marat ut is the € ‘ rt League, took p’ Mt's quite a tri K out e | AReY catiow in tan’ Faundeoe the College of the ( ¢ wall aa he York soe the n A LYRIC #238. pep Bas, & REPUBLIC", #2! 4 645. waa et igite thet 4s under the auspices of the heated ott | JU! ne thermometer regis e a Matinee ToPay & Wed, 215 ee hye yb 8, Maa ‘ ‘ Hn a fod the coune |iHiah BehGotn” Gamen”Commmitien, and | DOE8N {0 we ecind oti ve made att ovlock seqterday » George Graham Rice || i The Deep Purple '.1*\ii:7:* |) | REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM a in ap stort a time Oy an eee aves | fo “Minot er shortstop | to-day. " tell the true story of how | rar AN <= | CASINO fit, Weta stay WALLAGH’S Sov See Be Great at Self-Defense, Programme, which was had been practising for a Week with a Colts Play at Fort Worth, the race-tipping gane |] odMorrow. CSunday) Evening at sto. O1SRYSG io THE BALKAY PRINCESS || | POMANDER WALK (Jt: & MoFeriand, pro the wreatert live [te ¥, and from ‘all indicas| raw place on his heel as big as 4 silver} while tho regulars of the Glante are worked. ir April 1] unealeresie 2 chin Waa & Mk We RIE | TOR Muah a, Bree Fy i atun, me mavter how faome tine, The Be Witt Clutton gua! py" you mean to say that you have [leaguers here this afternoon the Cola i] yon, Madam duttertiy es £24 || HOLBROOK BLINN: THE BOSS re he distance in with that? ash the management of Wib ‘ob- 4 MIESNKO and His t Wide wry po | neiht, dlttance in yall with tha « wler the management of Wilbert Rob | ‘| MAR ATRANKO ad te | Wes TEND a We a arr Word ‘Laaler FOLMGNT AP f i rt There ’. PARKD A 3 broken Whe Reh Sg r tham as IAMPIONSTIP. CA. ¢ fampiona ' H. Davis of De Witt Clinton bettered using ® iseriby ate in Fort. Worth. EN iT Cente W | Phone | OPERA 4 |"! SICHOLAS RINK, doth st &'¢ oni {the mark by 125 ¥eronds, when lie 4 iter ake fe ry on good umptr: | woetenee | THE NEW THEATRES. Sh. sith MANHATTAN HOUSE oller Skating “RrRoroL aw astral oun n } a 0.28 4 at no such thin, rn is “ ‘| . Fee 4 31 - adway upperaut. ‘These The t ml to be lung ap was 4 vol omfe AMUSEME I : Mer 6, 150. ty $LON Daily Tee, to | BAND | teh, nan iat f Tris Hall iH BL ia tEHaAkVONIC) PLAZAS Sue” ZOE tt Ea ee, gaat: boxe rst of ils « teh tan | & eee : oie GUAT Ay. MAIL Ll Contuetor Beet fa nh | ites’ COT aR oan vat Baie | Co ert Bae and Laing it almost entirely ¢ , tha ! ‘ ay in Dalia HE hik LUNN yg AMERICA eh wes Fear a On BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, yank tm a at now." re | the AN uaaieoe tee 1 ar ~h Hach esrnen HEM ASS STRAT UT eG a OE RET ie Seine ; NEXT MONDAY | inettiMay MPIRE jheiusiy, shaked MeFarland as he threw epen a vid made a tally o i 1 tha “ 1 points ME TINISRAENR COMIC CITA | OL ONIAL tit a rat Mata 3D, jan a! € Broud way & ealon ‘As Mest Seats, 00 window and of the six events: Tow ; ee : elon 1, oe FONE WENO ONTS Sears yOu" PINE KeNDUCaY ohLLeES Mew into the stuffy little 6 asiuan a from Ma was no N POWELL | h 1B, WAS WER, Aias JIMMY VALENTIN Amateure Every Wedneslay “L neal nex exneria * 1 learn i haan 1 Wo daya | the " t ces yom ° ‘opular Concerts a Every Sunday r @omething from « ; ? i ‘ , . ; i = LHAMBERA ¢ NO PRADO O us | AS - | HAMMERS TEIN’S °: tially, and 1m picking { d I pointe all th B «ON BL. Dally Mat poundg rings! ! tay ‘Bh chance at the lightweight title bet: réilre. Guess that's why I stick ti gamenT want to win a cham before I quit.” Puokey acknowledges he is etter at AMPHION ESHA WILLIAMS v. 3; io * HENRY eo BRT ee AS THE SUN WENT Dow wit) face Dattan via RAMS fo wn ordinary day conch, bo T GRANDL!"*\, THE GIRL Sy TAX! | @RMABS nu UAE, WE OPS ON aoe PL DAYTON'S THEATRE, | Wal. wale’ \ ‘th e|eattle yards In Fort Warth we had to | SF Mut’ wek-mtin, COUNTRY | SFORISMEN 3 *%. TKNOCKOUT’ ‘BROWN THE LILY 3 sisi, | Da! Pie destination 0 UMBIA ye RES BERLE | WNT RGARTEN *jaaaati hia FACADE NY (OF MUSIC) 10, 20 w a0, RAND 14—ACTS VAUDEVILLE 14 afternoon in an effor | laurels that were lost ¢| week ago wil oo wotlds a TO) gay: ig ‘pounds, ringside, than he is-at_ the {am ‘tan “HO. mtenrohn S) gnodyrass, centre ay Pia) solos ane eta Wea ictennt ' ‘ Nt ae ot icon PAID EN FULL TWICE DAILY -25¢c.-500, ibvewelsht timit, and he says that he Pe, Nope, \eay, right told; Devlin, town was closed up tigut, Fo reaive LON H MARRS codec. Us Osea HETTY igs Usa NAC Week. eeeee ees DORA THORNE DAINTY MAY WARD, 1 Other Hite y X bre - : * 3 eng ae