The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1911, Page 18

ST —— Tommy Murphy Doing What Other Lightweights Won't in, Meeting Packey MoFarland,| and He Is Firmly Confident’ He'll Beat Him. Coprnght, fa ty me rege Pubtiaiing Oo “J ont fontght," aad Tommy Murphy yesterday after- noon in the gymnasium of the Fairmont A. ¢ he is training for Tuesday night's vout with Packey fendid shape. His weil rounded s eyes have lost rial tinge, Best all of that yellow » Of all, ho ts chert to be presented a @tead of & boxer a Fing with the redouma 1 saw him box eight fas perhaps a middiewelgnt With Frankie Sheehan and Bud White of Canada work, and Mur, full of energy, speed, strengti and con fidence. Give Tommy Murphy credit He's very willing to fight Weight, and he doesn't haggle over a couple of pounds more or less He doesn't, and he never did, bar any one. UP-TO-DATE | AND NEWSY : <s AL. GREENWICNDD WEARS a FooTeALK. pau ee ati tar Hea tele a we a ¢ 2 Ps poe al HEAD Gear, + -°* BUT MURPHY PUNCHES . deiphia, April 14 Mheebond SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. | Waal 4 THE EVE INING WORLD, FRIDAY, AFKIL. 14, 1941. nee te a meeecnmmine seg SOR ee ER RN EIT I * : Se aS Ce BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK — EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN IN THE GYM WITH TOMMY MURPHY Copyright, Wl, by the Prese Publishing Company (The New York Werld), ®t on wow ve WAS Tomuaut®, Tomny’S ALUMINUM EAR GuARD. His GREAT PUNCHING MUSCLES IN NEO AND Bacn. ' ‘BLAIR ONLY PLAYER WHO FAILS TO SHINE FOR THE HIGHLANDERS STANDING OF THE CLUBS. | Athletics staal | Six Bases ial ‘ATION A 1 AME | ‘ : y ; WB a Wau a | Second Game on Former ; ; Rochester Star, RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. | ae oy Hew, Norm. 8; | Prosi : bw ! WO victories in a row ov HIM IN THE RIBS WITH GREAT cece the ot World's champion Athiet _MATTY WILL HAVE TODO MORNING '32:).2n:f80 they are going after the games here _ PRACTICING TO GET INTO FORM ° op one ni =e ac ¢ gnme, a stop that ced off the Athletics’ batting rally Ho js no more nervous about boxing hekn: for Kiecacand Xth, and at the Sat he mot a hit firmly believes he ing to dent] #0 fat and are on even terma with the hat Pit Fisher showed signs Lae I Packey, even though he won't say 40 | Big Six, as Game Manin phi-| | Paskert Made Best | Quaker Team, Whic Which Is Some, re snders, tut the players on the New | of vay Alone an r URPHY will do! what other tight- OY cece weet, "Chacins ee Bast refuses to meet McFar Forland. Danny Morgan w pit XK. 0, Brown: against In fact, he of the fact that he MoFarland would out,” to une his as McFarland, never again.” fafled to walt a few moi Me shinks M should be more anxious tot Gan to sidestep, quibbles over a couple Of pounds of weight. And as reat of the ightwelghts, they w of Packey's game. them. It is even made to foollah out, McFarland can make near oxer look foolish But this Murphy. Tommy doesn't think Meck land can make him look silly in t ring. “Let's vee,” Tommy said, “I boxed pleasant to be} han to be knoc MoFariand, in 14%, six rounds Philadelphia, and 1 Packey wilt] tell you 1 gave him a fight, I've learned & lot since that time, and so has he I don't think he has improved an more than 1 have. And 1 was a lo ematler then, 1 weighed 12 Packey weighed 331, He was sin too. I would rather fight him than an one cite except Wolgasi, because people pay Packey’s the best. I think I ha @ claim on that champion way I can prove best. Wolgast we out Ks. Tommy grin thing fun “Di Mor don't blame | 4 inge me back to Tommy |, unds and | nat after Sat-) the «ixth crossed the Caich Ever Seen on | lies Showed, Not in Good Peciisag academe the Polo Grounds Prince Hal yanked him | City tomorrow et young Caldwe Walter Johneim, the sar twinler of the Irday they will be on them. ‘Then, too, the T um by the Way, Pounds | to lose a gam They have ); i a aniny nd tne entire pY™ | Condition, Mathewson. one Magee rapt arid peal laa tn the theo games p tops have excelled morning now | hours of work eve: ment of the ga BY BOZEMAN BULGER. | HRISTY MATIINWAO ine eis primed just right for the fast | the bat, where W C fdghty Giant pitcher, will have going, On account of losing so much | away off in his cate todo’ jan ot cinainiba (araatiee weight he did not work as hard as) politans, ‘The wond in.order'to round into f seeRit sual this speing and nis arm shows | )¢# Ss game the ‘ eed’ th thke OARS Wale ord li [the effect of the lack of exercixe didn't seore more than one run for Biatr | ‘Pha: Chase aleo wed good suds: |¢, much off ie hee tireug To recapitulate, ag it were, the Giants) helped them aa much as he could to get| ment in putting Ha yn third and | nS OR talon rave tice fence and Pare age’ several hard propositions, | around to home plate, Johnson at short was further de if wn player made ied hand Which happens to be the rack vm of the league. ‘The Coogan's ¢} ere took about the quickes? , ‘0 Jess than six ba former Rochester star catcher, F ling, the old Columbia boy, file ere uefa CENT Re Ts | Brown Makes ‘No Game To- -Day jof holes am a stepladder was not the npressly at he had cinnati laying off far a day and Chteago ae he At ne les had to do ana ta | Matty of yore. His tig nee, That Was un-f land st, Louls playing « tle {t took just | st base and then they went rfent dows H t B fi. B ia band Aha over tho pinte: but| pfuestionably. the most ap ar [| two defeats to turn the t rtwo|to second. Blair hit the ground every | ita enefit elween fants Was IIKALUICbOnO Je'e manent eicoe atch of a fly ball ever seen on the teher# have heen ime with the ball visiting swatsi 1 and in the same n puzzling bails in mony atrated. ‘The f (3 tite The Matty who faced the Phillies $ the second game and was shot aw fu sil the Way to third base Jrop curve took ed the league last year Mt," suggested Me- t to have speed o1 crowd a do the benefit ie eve] Gia = ‘alle Pr me sae gut stan i | Pea pda: oti Rana ting atte Shela ae effort, and when th t him see for himeett | ‘ echan GR ial he whole town of G 3 te a dark-brown vald go, The fact Wayside may act as| the whole team ! z| & Sporting Circuit ncn | tne way from New York to give ste somewhere near| that he fel! } the roof of the mouth Were bent on revenge to first tWo defeats niready bail s AFT x j al | In years gone 6 futlire. MabNawaon feblives hing Ge MIMS AFTERNOON THE PHARMA: Sabie dekh won Bonde ahs NGk £1408 ths Glade ons hick hee tie invincible ag ation t and he will takelf elete of Columbia. will stack t addreas thanking Manager Ban! stars they have gotten away with toe \the druggists of Penneviy ball on South Meld. Las ioceaded tn de a Knockout Brown for What] first and said] son nd ghia ab has wo: one in e wanted it “ly Lor ¢ | wouan't have come to 8 8. Dean | giiowed to do hank Mr. Morgan and Mr. Brown f toss out the Arat ball of) what they have done, and I wish tue Pasi | ton, whom [I know are with me, hear Hj and soul, in this matter, a most #u Wal MeO eseful and prosperous career.” als sere rahe Capt, Regge) Buotographs were so'd of Brown, and r o - ; RT RGt su ary vay. Tal. $F | track { { Mat. ‘prices Ge, to $1.80. ve [Tim tne team, an ve and Cast. | aynibtrion of voxing Was a revelation to eg 5 Join Kilpatrice of th . the local sports, and at the end of the Ef apg Af sh° TEE OT ice hat glove never hit the grass You've Got to dave the Stuff "That frightening of batters may be anton unless s to-morrow, ve sunpriaing If the offer made by Preside even up matt I wish t tie Columbia Coliewa of | < J, Par- Thorapaen ne game. Who claime ihe | ¢ Ain of Frawley’s | so o:pouse sien cia rke Signs This Pair & who | Billto Stamp Out | for Next Thursday's Show Evils in Boxing at His Club, hnswer, Benny Fen eft rt i} net AN EXTRA DAY WAS BERN ADDED Ta bout he was greeted wit re = —o Jess | the Gra meeting at Readville, making on given a champion L baa we : Nes, UAHA Ag sia tap | BY JOHN POLLOCK. ettie moe i fi n ‘Tee - a RS mews The Gamblers. si oonng a tuday toa an | asda ae am Wan Ciiy HARVARD STHIIe EMPIE "i use pe Be nara punches. 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