The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1911, Page 10

| t0D epeed all the time. | my future on this one fight end So to the top tn @ jump or UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY One Round Hogan to Stake His Future on Wednesday Night’s Bout With Champion Wol- gast—If He Loses He'll Quit fling Forever. Wednesday night. I expect to good. I've simply determined to any last chance” The One Round boy tooke Mt. down to the weteht, 189 pounds, a demanded by Woigast. Hogan was laugh. ing again when he talked ebout the. alzht conditions, “Jones is @ ¢ricky fellow” he said, “Hoe made the matoh for ringwide weight @nd then eet the weighing-in time at @ o'clock. Wolgast can make the weight aasily enough. Jones just figures that it will be harder tor me, and thet [0D go and eat e big meal after weighing, If I ate after § o'clock, of course, my stomach wouldn't be ta any shape for Aghting, But I'l) fool Mr, Jones. I'll eat all I want before weighing tm, and ru make the mrelent at that’ MILEY FRANEY, Hogers mana- Ger, ways that he's satisfied with Hogan's determination to go to the top @uddenly or drop out of the game, ‘He tan't worrted over the prospect. “The doy is in much better ahape than when he fought K. O. Brown,” he eald, he was having his first experience bomaegs winter, He never saw tn his ive, and the cold 5 tracing eu up. He didn't ‘When fio wae doing his Doxing before the fight he'd grow two or three rounds he hands up. out loose es hard as he could at th 4 when Brown weathered the iteve” (they've picked up that old ley Ketche! pet name around the Megan cams) “had to take turns rest. fighting to make eure of stick- ten rounds, Usually he fights at Hoe can do it ? 2 if bg any ny He the eymnasitum Hogan ts @ fairly hard worker, He wears tights and @ither @ heavy woollen undershirt or| & big loose sweater. First he punches the bag for several rounds, hitting fest and hard. After that he skips rope, goes through a tow , sontortions and ocalisthenio exerci! ko the setting wp drill in tho ars shadow boxes and skips around the foor 4 few minutes, and then puts on the gloves with one of his eparring part- ners, Until recently Hogan has trained with husky fellows, He had a midiewelght in while preparing for Brown, and it was a the time, ‘This campaign ng ina 8 a5 traction, Sie EVEN Womb, lbvieDaAX, Avis Bi, Ab BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK A DAY WITH ONE-ROUND HOGAN Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World), WHAT THE BOX SCORES SHOW. Leach, Manager Clarke and Wagner slammed out singles in the game at Cincinnatt, end scored @ ninednning victory for the Pirates by @ score of 1 to 0. Larry Lajote hee his 200 batting eye on the ball again. In the game against the White 6ox he went to bat three times and made the same number of hite, It was his stidkwork that was the chief reason why the Clevelands won. ‘The Tigers have certainly @ great asset in Pitcher George Mullin. He Pitched the Detroite to hie third straight victory of the esason, whipping the Browns in a ten-inning battle, Not oniy did he twirl well, but was Jia EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN BROOKLYNS PLAY HUB NATIONALS —FORLAST TINE | Manager Daten to Call Hal to Team’s Procession of Five Straight Defeats. Arn SETTING -UP Dri. The fans over in Brooklyn and the | Dodger players themselves realise tha: \ rr j the club ts not in its right That | 1s, they believe they tn the National League race than las! position, #o they are going to fight thelr hardest from now on to better their 4 station, | With that end in view, the Rubber Planters are going after the Bostons this afternoon in the concluding @n- gagement of the eeries with fire in thelr eyes. They are determined to rout the Hubites for the shameful | way they treated them last Briday in |the only gamo that has been played in {Brooklyn this season, when they were ‘obliged to submit to defeat before @ HOGAN LETS” HIS SPARRING PARTNERA START. SOMETHING ANO THEN WAeS UP, News and Gossip Picked Up Around Sporting Circuit) PHLLTOP | Giants May Get Oat Teietin Year Lease on the Polo BY BEATING HOME A FIRLD OF be gersnah the game and speedy runner he Long Island A. C., tacked an- other title to his credit in winning the Grounds To-Day. GBenior Metropolitan Cross-Country é which was held at Paterson, N. J. The Gitance wa atx miles, and Kramer! py BOZEMAN BULGER. covered she seseney tn 8 Eitoutes and TLD Hal Chase ts pulling for a Sheeran, | Goteetine hie’ Hel, by 208 day of good weather eo that his yerda. The New Ygrk A. C., Pastinua peel je ill atgreasallodyosiyhcd ‘AO, Grish-American A. C., Mohawk frees He A ann [fore the series with the Senatore tn over the Giants, of at least the man- @gement of that team, is wrestling with the represenatives of the Lynch esti fn an effort to secure a twenty-fiv year lease on the Polo Grounds eo that the work of building them « new home may start immediately. It was reported on Saturday that Mr. Coogan’ had agreed to a twenty-five year lease, but that was denied yesterday. Helie- . Y, A. ©, finished second. THD RACING As- sociation has just made an announce- \ment which will be a shock to the fol- lowers of horse racing. They have de-|It may go through to-day, and if it clared off the Belmont, Ladtes' | does the work on what 1 Juvenile Stakes, all prominent classics and Were elated to be run off at expected to be the greatest concrete and stee! stad- fum in Amerioa will begin within o week. In the meantime a large force of men has been busy for ten days re- moving the charred debris from the Polo Grounds eo that the foundation oan be ready by the time the contract is awarded. While the Giants a new «grandstand Frank Farrel, own of the American League team, is doing all that he can to make !t comfortable for them and his Highlande: Hilltop until that time began on the new blea ing and they will be ‘end of the weel be but tn the big space t and centre fleld. ™M BTEAM YACHT ALCEDO, lowned by George W. Childe Drexel of Philadelphia, has latter @ yorege first time that @ yacht has travelled this far with a pieavure party, The west ooast of Africa was the objective point, the course being through the Azores and then to Gibraltar, and the big game country. Mr, Biddle made the \Digwest bak of game on the trip, which |inated eighteen day FLOYD KREBS, the Moyvle rider, met with an gocident at the Val velodrome at Newark. It happen: the fourth hent of the half-mile handi- cap, his front wheel hitting the rear | wheel of Willie Goburne's bicyole, which | resulted in both men being thrown to | the ground. Krebs was ploked up un- | conestou and onrried from the track | painfully injured. Joe Fogler defeated Champion Frank Xramer tn the two- | mtle race. ‘9 this morn shed by the that have been filed with the bull Gopartment. Hilitops Leave To-Night. ing in @ way to he Hilltop man- 1 right now te a | 1 THA TON ATLE {CROSR-COUN. lop those Senatora until of the Glencoe A lex : ret the Ceanemn A, 0, Onis ged for the me ‘ front of about fifty ved tn the opening game ils time for the The Highlanders leave 1 minutes and thir cl for nm to-night The rains of the had a big load at the ft At-|past few days have cost the Hil) ing home his nearest opponent by s¢lcluh quite a 6 money and tt (ts to two tes, money that cannot be recovered thro: : - of double-head Y nee sorenran han spotted the of the big opening | ee fe me, and then it came right back and |% bs the first turday game squarely enough to gat » that tn the Phil he has been with A.C. OF he has eve @eiphin kick TO-DAY’S SELECTIONS FOR NORFOLK, VA., TRACK The now stand at the,” peat 2,500, acconiing to the specifications | |) hie usual eolf at the bat, making two of the nine hits mace by h The Cubs gave the Deautiful coat of wnftewash, bossed by Pitcher Weaver, who held the 6t. Louis to two little hits, one of which wae made by Manager Roger Bresnahan. This fellow George, the pitcher who worked for the Browns against the Tigers, has something on our own Rube Marquard for wildness. He @ave no lese than e'ght pases on balls and for good measure made @ wild Ditch. Manager Wallace ts not ept to “Let George do it” very often this @eason. Pat Dougherty, the ex-Higtiander, és doing about all the hitting that fa being done by the “Hitless Wonders.” He got two of the eix hits made off Twirler Gregg of the Clevelands, They say that Jimmy Austin, who was traded by tne Hilltops to the Browns, ie a ‘great fisider but @ poor hitter." Against the Detroits he made two errors out of nine chances, but mads two hits out of five times at the dat, Maneer defeated tits former team-mates, the Skeoters, in behalf of the Champion Rochesters. He was batted freely, but was well supported. Joe McGinnity's Newark boya w. deaten by the Montreals by a acore of four to one. Only seven hits were made by the Indians off Pitcher Burke, and of these Louden got one, and Dalton and Nee evenly divided the rest between them. The Phillies in the National League and the Detrofts in the American League have similar records, each having won seven games and lost one, Giving doth good leads in their respective organizattons. WORK BEGUN ON NEW |Adelphi Nine BLEACHER Ss Picked to Win jeepite the woather hardships. canes Athletics have had the same trouble that other world's champions have encountered. Connie Mack attri- butes their many defeats to the fast that too many of the players have be- come bridegrooms. Being one himeelf he ia in # position to speak with author- {ty. Connie explains that when the play- ers eso their brides in the stands they are so anxious to shine that they become confused and consequently blow up. The game between the Highlanders and Washington this afternoon ought to be a hummer. Chase that his Present Intention ts to use Ray Fisher. Manager MoAleer of Washington «: he may pitch Johnson, The big Swed has been lame for @ few da: all right now and the fans are anxtous to see him mart HUGO KELLY SIGNS Rain prevented the opening of thi Pubic Schools Athletic League base. the postponement of all except the Poly Prep.-Riverview Mult Sixteen games in ail were called off. Place, the firat of which will be thi Institute at Adelphi Field. defeated the Institute lads by a scor E TO. FIGHT CLABBY Over Heffley bal tournament on Satuniay and caused other games tary Academy contest at Poughkeepsie which Poly won by the eoore of 10 to 6. ‘This week twenty-two games will take afternoon between Adelph! and Heftley | Erasmas | FAKING | | 1S MOGANS = DeuGur. houseful of fans. ‘The Brooklyns have played eight games up to dal Four times they have been beaten by the Giants, and two other battles were lost to the Bos- tons, one of which happened in Boston. Manager MoGraw's Men to | Open Series Against Bos- ton Here To-Mcrrow. ‘@yertal to The Evening World.) Philadelphia, Apri %. TLE Giants have yet to defeat the Phillies this season. The two teams have met three times #0 faz, and all three games have gone to the locals, but it has taken th» best of 0! pitching and flelding to accomplish the ms that the Phillies ha Knack of digging up a “Glant ki! every season now. It used to be ¢ eskie, but now {t ts Earl Moore, the Moore has shut out the New Yorkers twice #o far, and in the two games ne has twirled has only allowed the Met-| ropolitans three hi Polo Grounds, while the other Lingle been decided in this city. Rowan to Twirl for Phillies. Jack Rowan, the twirler procured in the trade with the Reds, !s carded to | pitch for Manager Dootn's boys to-da: and as he proved @ stumbling block in the game he twirled in Gotham it ts expected that he wil prove equally ¢ fective here. | Braga Tod oat kd dat an tm Yat.| Ae Christy Mathewson, the wonder. Joo eporeye ‘Will intnaduce t! era, | ful itcher 0: the Giants, as no! 3 Heat h Italian Preset to Take] _ pare Dative, the bartdittiog weiterndient of [FO2ched, anywhere near the proper Boston, and Fighting Dick Nelson of Brooklyn, |f0Fm, “Bugs” Raymond, | the not On the Crack Milwaukee | nh? has elrady fous * tha jear,| Water wagon Ariver, 1s likely to be A, wrap, fat htt “Creione Joh ny” 7 Ringster May 30. th men, ‘continua! really KELLY, the Italian mid wight, 18 #9 confident that he! 0 win from Thompson that he! Ni ned articles of agree:nont | \ 1 tm his fi din the crack middleweight | yt otal hate in, ae Tam tase Mat, “af tu Fright recently returned! who home aftor a vistortous trip to Auatialla| The opening boxing show of the White Ath- and Engiand, y and Claboy will vox j lee Chub mill be jel at ita chitiniee, No. £7.60 before the New star A, C. of Milwaukee ith anil Tring Ne apie ce ‘i 20. he fiat on the ni paar ah is Flare FRANK HUFNAGLE ENTERS ample @ moment the bell Wagerel $1,000 on sy Kit of Chicago, who 1s to meet! | rentict. ‘Thorapeoa Sire, met, Bi sh seam nave already aleet” $4,000 more Thompson of | which they are realy to bet he wins Teach Crose went to the New Polo A, A, to day and started training for his tenemind bout with Matty Baldwin, which takes place at the is EMPIRE! 23 felt ; | sent to the firing line this afternoon. Sir Arthur Raymond has won the on game he pitched, and wants Managor McGraw to work him regularly in the box, and If he doe that he will become the Giants’ ning pitcher. It Rowan and Raymond work, and they both display the form they have wine AMUSEMENTS. NEW ¥é FOLIE BERGERE mS OP hAWay(! RY Bo WALLS THURS. » 200 Aritsts 2,100 GIRLS OPENS 6 P.M. METROPOLITAN TOURNEY, | be Tenge Ballet iinet Shor. Frank Hufnag! * amateur KNICK ; RBOCK boxer of the No \ of Brook- Wen ings, 2 | Iym, haw sont pal Raub HERT in "BR BS LUXE pg Tae oe tae Be politan Boxty onships which |f}__By the a "Madame Sherry round patie, A todlient on - I Mrs. Fiske” ne ips .D- ee a HUDSON Sea et F and the ‘national title a pounds the metropolt- BLANCHE BATE t , |] CRUTERION rr eS ate sina novos Alhat at ; THE PUBLIC NEVER STOPS at May. | Plonships in Roston revently by knock i rv ing out both the ieee ASS Pion and the metrop “RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Lonis, 8 \ten innings), GAMES § Pittabora,, 1 SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. Cineinnath at, le Sree Nammmeremnme reenmente oe te eye Ae RR TE tes, GLO glvou ae ny THE CONFESSION NEWAMSTERDA in THE SPRING MAID excuse ME? AT, GAIETY aATIUE, Di vay 4h 8 GO LAUGHS To THE MINUTE *two of them be- | 9, 19B mado off his delivery in the open- | |{ng game of the season at the tl!-fated | “Bugs” {s confident | GIANTS IN FAREWELL: GAME Ii IN QUAKERTOWN wan secured in the one game that has |! | M beh } | this) shown tn thelr previous games, afternoon's battle 1s bound to prov interesting as Friday's, when the local | opening of the season was held before | @ revord throng | Manager McGraw 1s not disheartened | in the by the failure to win from | . He thinks that Luck hai been the real winner for the Dooinites, and that If his men get an even break with that fllustrious personage to-day that his boys will prove the v! i “T have never seen such catches mado} in my life as the Philly outtielders have pulled against us," says McGraw, have spolled at least #ix runs for thelr phenomenal catches. Paskert, | Magee and make up one of the Teatest outfields that ever represented | club, and if they work aga sé | Pirates and the Cubs Ike they have done against us they will stop those two ‘pennant contenders from taking many games from the Slowtownera." Glants Play Hubites To-Morrow. The Giants vr Mm er chance to fatten th percentage of victories, morrow, when they and Boston y four als, ve that the Hub 8 easy for them ‘9 were, to Jui team wi to de Pp into db: trip We eno UE | Intrenched there to be abte to retain it A 8 Harb eae WR, MANTELL Sie ee ae Five straight games have now been lost by the Dodgers, and Manager Dahlen 14 going to call a halt before any more damage ts done, The Brook- Jiyns can't drop any lower tn the rade, that's a cinch, but they can rise much and from now on thelr energie: higher, aro going to be bent on reaching the first division, which section they pre- dicted they would be in when the sea- “3 Injured foot, whitch was an accident sliding in an exhibit mo against the Newarks before the season opened, ts all right |now, and he ts carded to twirl this af- His absence and tnat of Cy cau ternoon. I ose hand was hurt by & y in one of the games of the aa the real reason ent to the bottom ladder, JOE COSTER RETURNS TO MEET PATSY KLINE. Jor Coster, the I will returh to the Whirlwind At! nig! et & fist St. and Bron AMUSEMENTS. p MANKATTA rea tees | manmenstEn Soa eta aoe ODE yhow Nose 50, t0 81 iiary Von Ing’ Caros, oher. | Liste Janis “LHAMBRAFrank Keenan Tthay & 120thSt[ Co, Rice & Col B Ar ih st 34 PE BY REPUBLIC ik 4 ia FRANCES suk Oe: Cohan’s is cormlcted Baek x Wala cm AN J A GRAND WADAME'S 281 et Sth we, Bho. tos, Mat ee Nye GAv a i! and Sat 2 THE DEEP ee ty mistrong Méaner, Hoflt'y Wve. 8.18, wittian tact in Tile DICTATOR vot Bra se th St. Matinees Ey tne on UHE BALKAS. PRINCESS HERALD 80. Si. went A sats 3 S15 nig Hath WESI END fi Ws The Gamblers Max hig 1h he Inte yA. PH MAI TO-D. 1s Simoning, xing | y ES. | ROLLER SKATING Ekokoete ss HINK, i Nex | 10e Mite RaceT ‘oenight Feith a ani Ay HAVE. Y vor RES Daily Mats D, Hos Wa a Crusoe Girls | FULTON tHe GARDEN MILDRED NOL CAMILL Prices, $1 to 286, Mate. Tues. 'T HURTIG & SE Fhe Great ST, Ty, ANP, GA ieee OEM 19, 29 & Be THE ROSE UF THE RANCH) BROOKLYN AMRAEM ENT T STAR * finde Cant erte, HARRY HASTINGS’ BiG S25 Wy MR, AND MRS, MARK MURCI), GAYETY AL, REEVES’ SHOW } Is, DWARDS, VAN Pate ee t Concerts PAMer aac WILDFIRE aT enw A |