The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1911, Page 9

r ne vewand Woeoahd, SDasunovar, ArwiL 16, 191 nucirics ox kux| NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT BRE's THE KIND OF STEEL eer . EDITED BY ROP ane. EDGR AND CONCRETE STADIUM GIANTS’ OWNER PLANS TO GIVE NEW YORK Stee es Ae [EW 6 EACUE EAR CLE. E, — 7 —~ Be (21S. OF CLEVELAN ES Z J ~ te > a : 2 ae ee ies GROYNOS Ces nies abel LEY 44 ih creat ae eee nt “ et ay | \TWOMEMBERSOF [222m odman, the td of the Wert with the : ee MERIC AN LEAGUE GROUNDS ee _| ENGLISH POLO CUP a ie eee tion he was getting into, should have | from * replied Gans.) tance will be the shoot for the “elght during the Coronation Bouts shook, with hin eves eb) 20 & BOs, form, but Frank grained most faith: | contest a have to take ail \ |r for the fight. Page: the clever It was one of the shortest fights on : an, who has a long list of Uae record, where @ championship was at broken victories. All the Jsropin stake. broke ) \ Bro 4 » \ e as New York f are \ The men came to the centre of the great number of exits. Instead of steps Capts. L diy and | and Wilson Are} a» weit bird | ¥ ring, fiddied and fetnted. Erne caught vqq| inclines of concrete slope from ons : °x ited over, this mat ch wal ch ought H \ Li erica’s Foremost Referce| #38?! McGovern vy the hand. xatd:|Gans with two ight lefts, and Gans| Owner Brush Plan: Plans to Build! aeck to the other. Ry this mean a the First of the Britons an \ ee “There's going to be some hard Agnting et gle Hd crowd of 25,00 can be emptied from the : ni was the 100k 0} h | , ie Tells How Erne Lost to} te-rish'. Terry." There was the look of |® Clinch waltver right cromes ‘Erne,’ Concrete and Steel Stand stands in ave minutes. ‘The only woo to Arrive. —s ‘ 3 McG i Th Shook Terry's hand, and I then knew be-| off balance, ducked to the wrone #ide, in the entire plant is the bottoms of 14 | cGovern n ree Cha any Gout that Ne wae @ Yael cna mut — Encircling Field. the seats and the chairs in tho boxes - — = = Ae . rer * A fire is ctically Impossibl { _———— game m: * | a practica’ possibve. | ‘The first jon of . c MENTS, pe Rounds and Then Later| «sm 28°08.) to rene wax: “Wel,|! On WES JAM | Following the see cle of Pitisours Defeats teem. len wit tant to retreve ine | Remar peg ee™ Ea aa i ie i Frank, you can't stop me in ten rounds | Ben Shibe and bh associates at Phila- etics i yo Defeats eee see ee * Now . | iat eee hl hie ve you want to watch out that T don't get | ITHLN the past three years MOP8| Geipiia built. the “prevent, mer Athletics Attribute tw international cup on the Meadow Broolk TWIOB DAILY 215 @ 8.18.P. May \ ns in a Few Seconds| vov." ie than 62,000,000 has been expended | pong, ; . yu A fleld on May 31, June 3 and 7, consisting | _ shorts ey at LID and Tid lading Thim will never go ten rounds.” eald | in the buflding of baseball atande! Wnty, erooe known an Shibe Park, by Hilltops to Lack of it Case Sead TABVATREL GA OMA GIOE ) of Fighting. ree masini Lene arene that ere freproot and eaatiy emptied, | M1" tiey have ad ser seating SEE frst Lancers, eaptaln of the tearm, and _ aps Frank had some premonition | and the management of the Giants wit | detpi a Krounda are not so perfectly Condition. Capt. Herbert AVilson of the Yeomanry | , Y cell white! 4 ou Mt ect ' ‘ i) what was going to happen tha | have some excellent models from w arranged for a speedy exit. Shibe Park | arrived on the Lusitania, oth are NO. 7—FRANK ERNE. | to design their new park, which Owner | 17renke! for & abeedy exit, Shine Park Slee cul kaa outeoaken, primeation tH6] nat Gs ws ANK E = nk; sturdy fight proved a at 5 | John ‘7, Brush proposes to make tne | $erren y of tanisiaiita The. mratine Wedd) aupearanta ch tha ciwneat: (+ aa S3.500000 CAPITAL fellow, and he always belleved 10 eee an ore ay OO ust Greatest stadium in America. The next to ere ; | PHILADDUPHIA, April 15.—The HM] ietic Englishman : ‘ 17500 having plenty of food, whether he| Gnu tine nea Nomad for tut Witleen | ——c Year after year temporary additions | ee eee te ree caeat Plant 88) tone ure counting the days unul they} board by th impli £ bearing || POOCIRCUSARTISTS Was in or out of tratning. He was par- He realized the’ couldn't. last | were made to the Polo Grounds to ac- | ihe American League bey CUA | gtrike “Little Old New York’? once] and manne: (OOO NEW CIRCUS OF UT ea Uilevlarty fond of heavy, rich foods, and ten hard rounds of mil commodate the increasing demand for | 10! Mile je gunernlly conceded to bel more. It has been a long trip for the pt. Lioyd said the season tn Ene- . WONDERS: I The eekiom sat down to eat @ meal but } seats, and the Building Department |‘ ost complete of them all, Next tol vombination, and there is not a man in had been too wet for good prac: ||." WRLWINDOFFUN OND ILI S | 4 MAE he partook of exis light wine! I now wonders that a catastrophe caus-|the Poto Grounds it had the greatest) the squad, barring Hartsell, who is not We have rescinded the off-side SOCLOWNS. 128 father, an old éwiss patriot, | en. Instead of Erne trying ing great loss of !ife did not ocour be- | *#tting capacity «° any ball park in{wick and tired of hotel Ife. As for}rule in England for one year,” said the (4 TA F¥ank was born in 1815, As pee peers i | the ground, luckily, in the middle of Modern Plant at Cleveland. happy ’ ‘ r , z ness and hard hitting was beautiful to Le a la carte or in a Nght Iunch cate, Reverting to the American team that ) Erne bac made some money watch, Suddenly he landed @ right to . se jthe night. A steel and concrete plant! A still more recent plant that has ate | tie oe the Itichlanders have not yet|took the International enp at Hurling peas 2, eras oe 1 4 STinevard near Duttalo for his tathor. | Terry head, and the latter went down, |4% algo did Gans. At the same time! youd nave been bullt long ago but for |tracted national attention is the one at | geruret joarding places in New York, |ham, Capt. Lioyd sald: “The Ameri- (Pee WM too Pe Moe i! : Ne matier where Frank might vo bis | Tho crowd thougiit tne little Brooklynite | {hey both swung lefts and then let £2] the inability of the New York ub to/ Cleveland, O., which was completed inland tiey nil have to do some flat Cans not only wero hetter at tenn “| PMANHALIAN % : Fae le irget Bim supplied with} was surely out. but McGovern got UP | jaw. Frank woe hnocked wen, bat he| sccure a long lease on the grounds. time for the opening of the present] hunting as soon as they strike the big) but better individually, They were also | i 4 [ofits Mich ae at the count of nine ® inio\ Was not insensibie, Iils lega ‘seemed | Among the architects the building of |season, Like ite predecessors, the{elty, ‘The team will not return home better at reoriny Koala. Que defeat Was training for hist h McGovern, | EtHG Tt was the Ae T had | caralyned, but it o football stands hae ba- | Cleveland plant te built entirely of con-{ from their trip until late next Wednes. /® 80° ng for us, We had got sleepy i ever seen. Terry had @ shade the best | t it was apparent that he| Daseball and heli with Wash.) It Woke us up. We had too much of a Prank had agreed to weigh 18 pounds} o¢ the Found, and tt was evident that |Fealized everything that was going on| come an important feature of thelr art. {crete aud atosl and le a double decker, | day night, after thelr game s spt {family affair over there.” Pingside, aud ay he was a full-fledged Bal in the ring, He squirmed around on| gince baseball has become an estab-| Jt has the sloping exits like those at| ington, and the fom fon bag foal Capt. Wilson haa been here twice be- Mahtweight it seemed that he would “tevreR wave Some the floor like a chicken with {ts neck | isneq institution, the owners of the var. | Pittsiurg and can be emptied in a few | pass too quickly for the crowd thet fore. He was here a short while last Dave to diet and abstain from drinking OF THIS,*T$ VER Be? | wrung. T counted “ten,” and as he was| She ee the neces. |iinutes. ‘The Cleveland grounds have | the championship bee buxxing, (i ah de ay Pany more than he could help if he was unable to get up I give the Aectston | lous ose sal ay een Dtructures | Reating capacity of 11:m, which does Manager chase val probably sega 8 polo here. Capt. Wilson sata he had en- (f Beact, UGB Pto make the w He was training to Gans. sity of hav! J not include the old woe bleachers, | fow of his players home J the trip. He was Interested In Ne Neatans, Atery d& Hart, so and | pver at Oceanic, N. J, and one day I h ‘The most astonished men in the build. | that will not endanger the lives of thetr| Which can easily accommodate morrow, where they will work out on |Joved the trip. Tie wan latent Db diel Waimity Atvere tor, over there to watch him do hts dans and Erne. Gans could] patrons, Years ago a slapstick strac-| 1) of these modem structures form a| thelr own fleid until the dig squad re- Keow lt it waantt rather. uncertain (ee fenton and others, 1g. I remained for din aod aiize that he'd done so much| ture of any kind angwered the purpose! semicircte around the diamond. None! ports for practice on the hill mext ut this time of © r | | ne drink ® quart of his damaxe with one blow and Erne was! pecause the future of the great outdoor | of them cempletely circles the Thursday j | | entirely haw! dered (over the unexpected ee te uncertain, did the stands at the Poio T «off ot renlincar's fame AMUSEMENTS. | ter have some of this: it's ve ding of the > ha en) * vere blow fo the f i ine Nana Ene Was Careless | First Stop at Pisteburg, eect tanataceiaeae ieline Manager Cyase tas certainly thrown a] a Foremost Theatres wna ive, | H nk, T don't sea how ‘After the fight I visited Erne’s dregs-| The first big step toward buUllding @| aera” gia af possible he wants to give | bombshell into the ranks of te world's Tei, atl Col, , you make the weight if ing room, I have alw: nade it | modern baseball stand wa !t very much the same appearance as|ohampions and their followers ne u., Pius, Babe Bid st, & Sth Ay, i! you drink so wine,” 1 remarked duty to extend my 4 Hiaey the| Pittsburg, when Barney D: the old Polo Grounds, which, despite| Athletics never counted for an instant prtcen 20, 10 51-08. Next Week--KYRLE sympathy the ter EME § to him , A loser. his associates invested nearly @ million | their wooden supports, were considered jon two straight defeats at the bands HOEY NEN CON rs | a BEL ASCO ae F It don't hurt me at all—T work 4t| Well, Frank, I think it our own | dollars in Forbes Field, The stands|the most picturesque in America, of Chase's youths, and they have not E, gett St | irr SE ae a { right off, Besides, I've always taken fault," ‘said I, “You were careless in| there are built of concrete and st It will be at least @ month defore| yet recovered from their surpris isd wine with my menie,” he replied, | ducking the wey you did,” land, with three decks, have a seating | butiding at the Polo Grounds can be} Although admitting that the Hittope ‘iaiy Grace Get BLIC Bite cA a ¥ iti Mad , | "It's too bad replied. "I wanted | ‘of nomething Iike 26,000, Tho started, as dt will take that long to e4-| outplayed the Athletics in the two con- jext Mon., April 17, | inhi lard to Reduce. | | eapactty of “allo { the world's 7 Aih, 3%, T| |FRANGES STARR rhe ft But five days before’the fight was to! | ™Y Buffalo friends to see that I was a! main feature to these grounds is the juet the insurance losses. tests here, the ‘ollowers o: Wares Gilett’s Py pe aioe ene ot , h champion, I trained hard and it' —— —— | champions are tlaming the defoate on | Fr iia ty | OLONIALY: Victoe, ea Be | ¥ hake. pikes Dene syasted oh aaa tao | mighty tough to lose the title in one of condition of the home players. |i Now ay” The Gam ct Mary, Wine & Oo Me “tie » was crue} | ‘ mia Rave oF, jabom that he either ate or dranic anything | | pines: 2 srmulanis Hare. cared ie t got | ili) AMUSEMENTS. AUth Sirael Ale recty, peat Mima wets [| MAL Bally Sse! Wine Sitar Ort during those last days, Big weight . § hor na | Ly, an ih Agu Tomas Lo ad ais — torteits were up, and he found. "ies" | the chance to ahow my friends that T i KW 5 OR LeAbING TEATMER p| | JOKN MASON NEA WAN TINK | ALHAMBRA| _ 4 et Rey t impossible for him to make. | , [oan aa ever, At can't de helped | EMPIRE **uitne i:per si 2 HACKETT fir re rihiarie is sith AB PAB SE vn Acts he stopped to the waient he found | ——-C——__—__-___-_-=— | irviuring on the eat to the amert+| jp > nd Hole. EEA ii et get vay, age > nd we Mrne's strength wes fast goin loan side 1 met Ga | tt | oMeR ay as « boxiig, and {that he was suffering tatensly from m: "Joo, you won 7 , f i. Seca fort 4 he would alt out in|tbhe dreadful heat | i "300, won & FIRST MATCH OF THE TRAD) NICK il ORE. Waal lak fowtoet: beuine o Speer ition of amplonship shots of Staten Island tor this sprint || Standing of Players in eae Ko 2 Tt & | Gee ates URER Of moleture the: hese could draw like most up to the last minute ta to be held on the Robin Hood Gun Class B National 18.2 |}MAUDE ADANS in Peiavrecuen | Skistes Wola eae, : ly wa, Prepared fo’ a hard fight. I was|‘o, Aan sf 3 ation: * Matinee To-day 2.16, ut throug! Mis dried up frame. Then Terry suddenty landed a flerce| , tt \¢ grounds, Concord, Baten . Mor Rate Dr. De | A ;POM ‘tan Erne, when ie fourd the bed cond!-|right hander to Erne'a body. ‘Reeling | 200, surprised, Sed tan the done! to-aye whe avent of the most tmpe Balkline Tournament ||| XviMor heel Morr to Br. be tase T/T THE DEEP PURPLE", Acrtn= || POD IANDEK WALK 34st _— | | LYCEUM Rik Itai ee Died Hiway WON Bt” he SOO, A AD: OF MUSIC, 10 called off the boute MoGovern wes oo (farne landed ah copercut that almost Broadway 072 F405 CADEM : \ieg" cup offered by George Connolly at London, Frank met and dof anxious to get a crack at Frank that he tore McG: ied |The leaders in the cup maton are L.| |G. P. B. Clarke....% 9 rns head from his eho: LEW FIELDS in THE HEN-PECKS | | MWe ae . va 4 Fay . . ‘ in seven rounds J. Maloney, the Eng- | ie G. F. Hitehings, each of|] C. FE. White 2 i) rs. Fiske pul Wir } PWR rovig have fount him, at any, weight, ere, ln ue following reund, Madovern regi cxampion. Erne made | none go eta GG Banter k 8 HUDSON ¥; OR || -amanmemeveNine 7.6, [/WINTERGARTEN s2garmat f 7 > her y " n ort HtNE | 1 S, uldaur 2 0 5 Loo eflow, ved he could whip Feather- | fire's body. He went down, As Frank that bout that he was immediately | CAPt D. Ells, J Avery and. 1 eo uisey ae. ae ESTE | KiGTOR HERBERT rs, Ame BEE a i es Bie weight vern under any ered his feet Terry sent another) taken up by the members of the ers, Who have won | . J. M. 8. Millette.... 0 a 42 eit iy wer] cumstances. enides agreeing tot) the body, and Erne, with his mouth | tional Sporting © st be won three times, There a3 b. He and Tommy | ™ , ke the low weight it was agreed that |opened like # cellar door, again went! Ryan both made a great hit with the|@lso be a handicap match for twen D. Conway \hiee 1s ORCHESTRA Wave, ie Fie should knock out Terry in ten down. He was done for. I then stopped | p: fight fans five birds, the prize consisting of a Wins since Hen Abur MELVILLE A CLARK. Hana 4 rounds or lose the decision. The fight |the sight | vugh T must acknowledge the | chester or Remington repeating gun. A get the chance worked, bard ond maceo got A Cts GLOBE 4 ee ba a EDWARD O'MAMONY, aww OLUMulA i war: took place before a recont-breaking | reatest admiration mn -—— on Conc Haughton and” Capt | et a! S 1G vas and wits, “Kreniigs P| Wowonne its i house {n Madison Square Garden July | Was a Real Fight. areas facts. |Bonter stiil 1 ‘rst man | WHILF DRIVING A BUICK CAR IN A La v HonWoRTH wath CASINO Sate Today next Soe ae Ww Dermittoa [MEY AheaE ai ; 1f, 1000, and was one of the last BIg ig. and although it lasted less thant, Rola the " PNRIR an THE BALKAN PRINCESS Ee title, to ry | practiog. et at the lm Ridge track. at Kanca: fights to be held before the Horton law | !98 and although it lasted less thao mind w the eater 0 ter AL va ‘over on bum An NL. WINTHROP Jit, PRESIDENT Wie sy a | N wea | three fall rounds the crowd was aatia. | @ind Was the greater ail around fgh ng end Senos arr oe BU AE | of 1d Hatucation ts intent ot ow Pye CONFESSION Herald Sq. "i050 9) dae BROOKLYN AMUSE! | It was terribly hot in the Garden that fied. ‘Terry vern was proclaimed | “sro autitte's sturdy body and robust a oust Crane's en 5 i €& Miriex DAILY, {i place who didn't remove his cont. Ten- | {ir y Bat aly tage had be met Erne when Jack! apssn TANNRWILE, WHO AAS pITeRED aa, fe Erlanger's Manica! Coinedy = ae ‘ Pp, MY vba Mar tans eald for a dollar aenitheac a e four minutes of Aghting 20 MARR A MAN TREK Wade of seneral teams, fet wt THE PINK | (Her Pilorimane in Ouest of Hove.) | PAT WHITE we GAIETY GIRLS to view, and the sigivt Wag one never to /Come of the fight with McGovern, and | itiny: was a more. show fae Pittbiee Fes ST EEE ‘ ye forgotton. took life very easy after MeAullff 4s a4 straighter tof the or, Lengue P, pt Aiton St. d& Nostran “4 ady to weigh in Jos Gans, and they fought at Jack H ody. He started at the game as a) fete (On ite «Mat wit es ph inTHONG . no balanced the scales| man's old Fort Erle A. C., May 12, 12 | ri) edged Ughtwelght, while Erne be- | ~ . Haw val yaune(eiead BABY WINE GS" ots. J Pg Sie Tey UEHE and Terry was ‘There are conditions T insist on,” | gan asa featherweight. All things con- |, JOCKEY RALPH HAS BRDN RULED o¥F my CHRISTIE WicDonaLo ff West HNN, 1e9ti Be Wot bee aid Erne. a few days before the match | ©. raerea Im Bi give McAuliffe the catch that horrible dis- te TRE SPRING ease? Don'tknow, Ask ‘ar’ Fe, Bway de 20h, Laat Mat Today your barber for the A Where Do You Live? Sealed Sterilized Cup, Las ‘ize enon Kat Pensacola, tthe @ 1 feit|was made, “One is that the battle blue vein showed | takes place near Buffalo, 1 want to| t was plain he|show my home frie hat Tam al He nade a bad ha gain when he agreed | real mpion. The second condition! and t ferenci 6 Was @ great credit to the game. as a gentleman in every respect, ring lort a splendid representa- MADAME X AMPHUUIN aE 2 OVER NIGHT 3434.7 aye Comedy " tinh PW Bev 18 [BRONX :: ULIAM COLLIER. in THE DICTATOR, [| St! Tash Nhe: i ie 40) ae a of By pa ais {| WALLACK’S"” H+ ne f STAN RIN, Oe ww ar i > » | uaud W ms iacaauce imeeit to. the aipuinted |i tat the weight be 136, pounds at 8 tive when rank went Into ratirement, Brush and Soap. Used oneo| rear wipigraat pes | Piracy Pits cariya” || PAVTON'S THEATRE [a0 oe Picing to “rerrmie ‘Terry, mre, seterse ; will be om ‘Joe Gans.” only, Costs but Se. extra, |° Sits | cot Ran | ges%, "evbanite EE eeatatal Guseia Ble ‘chen Meae THE SPORTING DUCHESS | au... ; fad