The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1911, Page 7

scsffiinning Famous Referee Tells of Best of Fighters Who Were Consid- ered Runners-Up for Middle- weight Title from Dempsey’s Time to the Present Day. MIDDLEWEIGHT RUNNERS.UP Copyright. 1911, by ‘The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World.) HE middleweight clase has given I us many prominent boxers In ad- dition to its champions. Some of them have been of championship call- bre, but were prevented by force of clr cumstances from winning the title. Some of them, while rattling good men, fell just short in one reepect or another of showing the class whioh entitles @ man to wear the crown of superiority im the fistic profession or any other. But they were all good, game fighters and could always be depended upon to put up an interesting battle. “BROOKLYN JIMMY” CARROLL. The most prominent man among the runners-up in the early days of the middiewelght game in Marquis of Queensberry rules—Jack Dempsey's time—was “Brooklyn Jim- my” Carroll. It was Carroll's great 4 with that kept and possi- eight title. 1 were fighting In pad of twenty years r just as good an He ‘and therefore clever boxer, @ man in whom there belfeve that these later di hard hitter and a ‘Was not the slightest streak of yellow, Carroll was born in Staten Island about 18%, but spent most of his boy- hood tn Brooklyn. “Brooklyn He was known as * to distinguish him ry fighter called ol, the man who when he defeated muscular ‘as an ex- s won the middle- America under |‘ While. oughly game deter, ular and was square, Ile was very pop- considered very fair and DAN CREEDON. Dan Creedon of Austeal Pattling good = the height of his middiewslgat career, and battled with the latter at Now Or- leans for the ohai nship. He also | Aghters of his weight. THE BVENING WORLD, boy, and was considered one ef the| the present heavywelght champion Jack Johnson r cleverest men of his weight tn the en- tire West. He challenged Dempsey. Hegert is now one of the supervisors of San Franctevo, THE “HARLEM COFFEE COOLER.” Frank Craig, the “Harlem Coffee Cooler,” was another celebrated middle- weight. He was born in New York In| 10, He fought about forty battles in hia time, nearly thirty of which were | ngland, where he apent most | He it po ri tloned are George La Blanche, who d-| ophe nest ar wilt beatin the rite in 189 f - | feated Dempsey) Jack Bor of Sum. 2 on fentherwelmht cham Kan ue Slavin and Peter Maber| it Siu, Pas and Charley Goff, a pros Scans TOMMY RYAN. Tommy Ryan, who was the welter-| welmht mpton at the time that Fitz- eld the middlewelght title the cleverest boxers and best Although he never captured the middleweight title he could beat more enen than could beat} him. GEORGE GARDNER. fought “Kid McCoy" for the middle- weight title at Long Island City, but lost. Creedon was very popular with is blessed with an amiable, jovial a! . Creedon wee handicapped by shortness of stature. He is now back in his native land, and {e the owner of @ very suc- cessful hote! there. PETE M'COY. One of the best men of Dempsey's time was Pete McCoy of Jersey City. He was a hard, fast, thoroughly game fighter. He won over every man he ever met with the exception of Jack Dempsey, to whom he lost a ten-round decision, MoCoy accompanied Sullivan on his first tour around the country, sparring with John L. and meeting all co in ‘four-round bouts. He lost his life while on a vessel bound from New York to Boston. DENNY KELLEHER, Boston has produced many good fight- ing men, and among the best js Denny Kelleher. Kelleher rivalled the great in Hoston tn point of popul d th brother are both wea hotel proprie- tors of Boston, and prominent citizens of that place, being on Intimate terms with its leading business, professional and political men. “YOUNG MITCHELL.” Among the Western middieweights s Peter Hegert, better known as Ing Mitch He was a California Registered Trade Linen collar and defending it so a middle- mpton, and the sum tted the great M 4 feated Dempsey Carroll chal- MARTIN ‘BUFFALO’ COSTELLO! niddiewelghts, sina was 4% clever koser aud @ thors Greg- Johnson of | Muldoon, | 25.00. Linen Dresses, $18.50. front with Crochet Button good model. Lingerie Dresses, $8.50 as a number of high-class other Fane Formerly $ to 12,50. Waists. Formerly All remaining Gowns, C clear out during the last weel grade Walters Piano, fit for . 2... $5 Down and $1 a Week URGENT, DON'T DELAY With He ate i CAUTIONS Pond a BLOOMINGOALES", Lex, TY WS Among the later men should be men- tioned George Gardner. He was born in the County Clare, Ireland. Gardner fought nearly @ hundred battles. He was @ terrific fighter and one of the best middleweights that ever stepped into a ting. He beat Joe Wolcott twice, he de- feated Peter Mati topped Jack Root twice, fought twenty rounds with Bob Fitzsimmons and twenty rounds with ’, * You're Troubled With ° ° Constipation! What you really need is not a mere purgative which will require increased doses and finally cease acting, but a well-seasoned medi- cine which, while it cleanses, also strengthens and purifies, That old family laxative, 'Brandrettts | PILLS | is what you need. Made of absolutely the purest and best materials, prepared with the greatest caution. No matter how long you take them, the same dose always produces the same effect. For Sale by All Druggists July Clearance Sale Summer Dresses & Waists Linen Suits, $5.00, 7.50 & 15.00. Formerly $10.00 to White Linen and some colors. Not reduced, but especially Fancy Dimities and Voiles. Foulard Silk Dresses, special at $25.00. As well hundred of these Silk Dresses are new Fall styles. from excellent quality of Foulard Silk, Summer Wash Dresses, $5.00. Cotton Materials Linen & Pique Skirts, $3.75 & 5.00. Seve: fresh Linen and Pique Skirts in several styles. lored and hand-embroidered., Waists, $2.00, 3.75, 5.00 & 7.50. Lingerie and Summer 3.50 to 12.50, James McCutcheon & Co. 5th Ave. & 34th St., Waldorf-Astoria | The last days of our great factory sale of world renowned high | To-morrow you can buy a $500 List Walters Concert. Grand Upright Piano Out- 1 He i No Extras; Outfit Delivered to re Your Home on Payment of $5 A v S Established Halfa Century. Suits, Handsscalloped, open down s, Sailor Collar of Irish Crochet. & 12.50. White Lingerie and Formerly $12.50 to 25.00, One Made ench Lingerie Dresses. Colored Voile and principally smal! sizes. al hundred Plain tai- ” to 18,50, Formerly $5 ts and Woolen Suits reduced to of July Clearance Sale. Opposite 2225 || Piano, Music Cabinet, Cha air Py Rubber Cover to sd Ave ne ‘59th to 60th St. Jack Root ef Chicago was also a goo! man George Gardner and def Coy at Detroit. and clever, He outgrew the c is how the owner ef severa theatres. Jack (Twin) Sulltvan' known to the | as ts that of unusually got Other fighters who might be men- MONDAY, FUME 84, 2012, ionic tege of Rilly Maden and a sparring of Gus Ruhiin, Among the nts “Toft Wall and 4 out prominently. wed middiewelghts the “Heston Tar who has how eutarown the JACK ROOT. He fought Te my Ryan and ted "K. He was fast, was @ rate od falter, wh . seasing champions ut of all names th the history of ¢ fon, that ef Bob Fitzsmmon freak, stand » bold charae- tera at the top of the lists history ia welt arting public, Both were w an rushed out tr partment of § tacked him, SINGLEHANDED, HE BEATS OFF THREE ARMED ROBBERS. Williamsburg Man Is Stabbed, but F ignts So Vigorously His As- sailants Run Away, John Sully, @ cabinet maker, of No, to. [51 North Bleventh street, Willamsbure, crossing tn NEW STORE NEW. The newness, goodness, freshness and attractiveness of stocks cannot protect them from carrying JULY CLEARANCE SALE banners and great reductions in prices. Just a few hints of the thousands that fill this vast building: Blouses That Are Now $2 Heretofore this large selection of styles was only possible at $3.50 and $4. BLOUSES of Batiste—tucked in clusters all over. White Marquisette with Bolero effect formed by heavy thread lace. ‘ Colored voile above and white below, a very effective half-and-half combination! Lawn, pin tucked all over; fri!l trimmed with color. Colored voile with white hemstitched sailor collar and turn- back cuffs. White voile embroidered all over, wide frill. Sprays of flowers embroidered in either coral or blue give dainty touch to a typical lingerie style. Hundreds of French knots in color artistically adorn any style of white batiste. Colored French handkerchiefs are uniquely arranged as trimming on another style. Scalloped embroidery down the front of another is edged with narrow lace frill. Color embroidered motifs in squares and points form the yoke around the neck of a white lawn style. Allover eyelet embroidery model is inset with lace. Tailored Shirts of colored and white madras Hand-embroidered White Linen Shirts. This is just a bird's-eye view of one collection in this July Clearance Sale, but the economies are just as great on hundreds of other Blouses, whether they are selling now at $1 or $8.75; the original prices ranged from $1.50 to $12.75 Second Floor Only A Little to Say About Much Lingerie, Petticoats and Morning Dresses 650 Sample Undermuslins--A Third Less goes without saying tha ere will he a great variety o} It ith ing that th It v ty of styles in Nightgowns, Combinations, Prine and Drawers—and a large range of prices. sents an economy of at least one-taird of the reg Also Long White Petticoats, $1.65, regular’ variously trimmed with fine laces and embroiderivs Silk Dressing Sacques, $1.50, regularly $2.50 anese patterns, An Unusual Clearance of Colored Washable Petticoats—from a manufacturer who has made many petti- coats just like these for us all season. Blues, greens and tans are solors among these striped and solid-colered cham- uckers and ome styles have embroidered Te, regularly $1 and $1.25. $1, regularly $1.50 and $1.75 More House Dresses Join the Clearance These are the very kind of little Dresses that women thought they never could get ready-made, because they are so simply fashioned of refined materials. Although these prices seein in- credible, we can vouch for every one of them, $2 and $2.25 Dresses, $1.60. $3 and $3.50 Dresses, $2. $4, $5 and $6 Dresses at $2.95. Artistic Jap: fpunagen Main and 2d Floors Four Fine Items in Dress Goods Black and colored fabries, in splendid qualiti suitable to v now or this Autumn, at prices this July Clearance a memorable event, 60-in. Black Diagonal Suitings, 65¢ yd.,from $1 41-in. Black Silk Voile, 65c yd., from $1 44-in. Imported Black Mohair, 85c, from $1.25 60-in. Navy Blue Suiting, 65¢ + yd., from from $1.25 Pretty Ribbons Cost Less Savings of about a third on some of the most desirable Ail-silk Ribbons for Summer Sashes, Hair Bows, and Millinery. Taffeta Ribbon, 6', in. wide, in a high lustre, and a variety at 20c a yard, regularly We, Dresden Wa nted Ribbon in charming floral designs, with satin stripe, and weights that help to make Second Floor of pretty colors, iu 6}: in, wide, at 36¢ yard, regularly boc Moire t 715 in, wide, in attractive colorings, at 28¢ yard, re Main Floor French ch Leghorn Hats Now $1.50 to 82. 95 We have sold values at th pllent will arm Quite re Lilaes, alue and in the A few are rs with which one rican Beauty Roses, es the most artis Hydrangeas and A ut 860, instead o! ma em Third Floor Small Domestic ] Rugs $3.50, Were $7 to $8.50 Need a small rug in the hall, the bathroom, t office + in your house ¢ Tee ) splendid Dc worth your Ic al Wiltons, | in roup of odd sizes, This or any other pla ance of about wr which sixth Floor ity will | iS Never Better Values in Men’s, Youths’] and Boys’ Reliable CLOTHING $46,320 Worth to go at $26,740 Achance to buy a good Suit at half price. Dusters, Office Coats, Raincoats, Light-weight Overcoats and ‘Trousers, at decidedly big savings. Men’s and Youths’ $10 and $12 Suits, $5 Including All-wool Crash Suits, in light, medium and dark gray, also tan, i tans and browns, Sully fought them off as Dest he could, tit the spot te @ lonely one and his cries fof help brought no response. however, that one of the men drew. a knife from his pocket and stabbed him in the neck and back, only sistance until fell Insensthie. It was all of half an hour after the He struggled so vigorously, My Summer Sale Come while the picking fs Every price is a bargain. want to please your sf fancy. MY REGULAR SUIT NOW $10.50. ‘The stabbing spurred Sully on to greater re the men fied. Then he attack when Sully was found by Po- Hoeman Fanning station a meagre deseriptie Sully had $4 In a purse when he was *Jattacked and his ass out gett moved te the Willlamsburg Hospital, ‘LAST DAYS of the Most Remarkable Under-Price Offerings New York Shoppers Have Seen in Years---This First JULY CLEARANCE SALE at GIMBELS “You never miss the water’—until the great annual event is over and there is no chance to get such bargains until next year. broom sweeps clean,” and we are determined to be the best new broom that the New York public has ever known, both in the matter of providing splendid merchandising at the lowest prices found anywhere, as well as in the very important matter, to us,of KEEPING THIS th He was una! Redford avenue to furnish but of bis assatiants, Moe Levy (My Only Store.) 119-125 Walker St., NewYork lants fled with. ng the money, He was) re Store Closes _at 6.30 “A new Also Fancy Mixtur in grays, Men’s and Youths’ $15 Suits at $8.75 All-wool Blue Serge Suits, two and three pieces, a score of other good styles, including gray, brown and tan mixtures and stripes. Sizes 32 to 48 included. Sizes 33 to 44. Men’s $20 Mohair Suits, at $10.60. The lightest, coolest Suit possible, Priestley cravenetted. Men’s $20 Plain and Fancy Suits, at $12.76. Youth’s $7.60 Suits, broken Coats, $2. lines, at $3.76. A Veritable Avalanche of Bargains in ‘Men’s Negligee and Soft SHIRTS Over 11,000 Shirts in this big event, the clean-up of three of our best makers. At close Not a poor shirt in the lot, At these prices: $2 and Basi 50 Silk Striped Soft Shirts, at 95c to half regular prices. crisp and new Men's $3.60 Dusters, at $1.75. |\Coats, $1.50. Men's $7.60 Mohair Dusters, | at $3.75. | $1.2 Men’s $15 Slip-on Raincoats, at $7.75. Men’s $7.50 Raincoats, at $3.75. Men’s $20Light-weight Overcoats $11.75 Men’s $15 Light-weight Overcoats, $8.50 Boys’ Clothing at Equally Low Prices Our entire Subway Stock of BOYS’ WASH SUITS reduced to less than the ac- tual cost of the materials: 65c WASH SUITS, 30c. 76¢ AND $1 SUITS, 50c Russian Suits, 249 to8 yrs.; Sailor Suits, 5 to 10 yrs: Men's $2.50 ters, $1.25. son's 0080 Lip Aw. paca Office Men's $2.60 Black Office Men’s $2 Black Office Coats, Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Trousers, at $1.65. Men's $4 Flannel Trousers, at $2. Men's $5 Worsted Trousers, at $3.25. $1.25 AND $1.50 SUITS, 800. $1.75 AND §2 SUITS, 950. Boys’ 76c Knickerbocker Khaki Trousers, 35c. REGAL $3.50 to $5 LOW SHOES FOR MEN, $1.85 Pr. FOR WOMEN, $1.50 Pr, Factory Rejects and Surplus of $3.50 to $5 Regal Models We believe these are the lowest prices for which Regal Shoes have ever been sold, especially when such facts as these are true: 1 ‘The collection contains every size and every width in some good style, 2 Inthe Women's Shoes there are plenty in both tan and black In Men's Shoes the eare We hi to #4, Of cour ia Calf Pun est American t nufacturers. BROADWAY all sizes in black, and broken sizes i e also provided consolation prizes for people w to find their size in the particular style they desire, for we have provided, tin other good Shoes, sizes which are missing in Regal Shoes, selling regud larly at $: you will need to come promptly now to share this ex- cellent selection, Women’s $3 and $4 PUMPS at $1.50 Pair ps, with welted soles, in the All siz Subway Store, Balcony, at the Entrance of the Hudson Tubes. GIMBEL BROTHERS | Boys’ $5 Suits, broken lines, $2.50. Boys’ $3 Mixture Suits, $1.65. Subway Store, Balcony All just out of the original boxes, Twenty-one good patterns; white and all the wanted colors, Soft cuffs, of course. Any man that sees them is sure to buy a half dozen. $1 to $2 Negligee and Soft Shirts, at 70c Practically srery good style in this group. Plain or plaited Negligees, Soiesette and other soft Shirts. Mainly with cuffs attached, but also separate cuffs. Some slightly imperfect. Men’s 75c to $1 Negligee and Soft Shirts, 45c Mercerized cotton and sott Shirts with turn. back cuffs, also big variety of Negligee Shirts, Subway Store, Balcony an. are not able p different styles, from one of | i the three models, at $1,60 pair. NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST.