The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1911, Page 10

Battle Between Tom Kennedy and Al Palzer To-Night May Disclose the Fighter to Settle “White Hope” Supremacy With Carl Morris. r | i | fe | g Waloott. In his few fighte Paiser has made good. He won the “white hope tourne- ment"-run by/Tom O'Rourke some time ago, and showed then that he was a genuine fighter. He looks like a big Terry McGovern, and he hee something of the MoGovern fire in hia action. In appearance he te an ideal figtiter, big, rugged, wiry and round jawed. ENNEDY and Palser are among K the biggest of the big men who may have designe on the cham- plonship in the future, Palser weighs 210 pounds stripped, Kennedy 214 Pal- zer is lean at the weight. Kennedy 1s] of @ topheavy build, with great shoul- ders and & body @ Iittle too heavy in proportion and light legs. Tom O'Rourke says that Palser te the only fighter he ever saw who had only three or four fights and bought himself a home with his winnings, He haa @ tent over on the Pallsdes, A few days ago Kennedy's father, who doesn't care much about fighting As @ business, visited the big amateur’s quarters and asked him if there was no inducement that would make him raw out of the match. ‘Ten thousand dollars?’ asked the father, feeling for his check book. “No,” said Kennedy again. So his father compromised by buying a %0 box for the fight. Then he went to the Proprietor of the hotel and said: “You let_my son have anything he wants, an@ let his trainers have anything they want and charge it all to me. If he wants anything you don't happen to have on the premises hire an auto and send for it as quick as you can. I'll foot the bills.” It’s something of an advantage for @ fighter to have auch a father handy. Kennedy boxed on the stage with Jack Johneon for three days when Jack was showing here. The first two days Johneon peppered him with uppercuts and made him look like a novice. Ke! nedy hired a couple of heavyweights and made them throw uppercuts at him for two or three hours a day. At last he invented a block and @ counter. On the third night he fotled every up- perout that Johnson tried to use, After the bout Johnson asked him how in the world he managed to do it. “I studied that for two days,” said Ken- nedy, ‘Well, retorted Jack, “you're the firet man that ever did study out a way to beat It. If you'll come over to Mngland with me I'll get you fights and teach you a lot of things. I'll make you @ great fighter.” But Kennedy de. lined the offer LY, this fsn't @ guarantee of a A great fight. It\may be a one-| punch affair, It may be a slov- enly fight between two over-anxtous and under-experienced men. It may be @ corker, The interest ites in the ft that while we have chances Kut i Rarry, 1 M f Okla leman, UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Shortstop Ole Olsen’s Comedy Almost Enables to Trim Naps came to the front at the finish and batted out a victory, they were as loudly applauded aa 4 they had been Highlanders Locals Within Ace of Victory’ in Ninth Through Burlesque doing aame to the glory and that can be said about that ton te to forget tt. ef our own dear town. The best _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 191m. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK IS FUTURE CONQUEROR OF JACK JOHNSON PICTURED HERE? Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). ——>— Pat Powers Has Good Plan of Working Referees Like Baseball Umpires. HMTHER or not referees shall be allowed to give decisions in the boxing bouts in this State | | under the new law wil be one of the, {first propositions the new Athletic Com- mission will take under serious consid: | eration, and at present {t looks very much as though they will not stand for decisions. Although Bartow &. Weeks, who will/ be chairman of the Commission if he accepts Gov, Dix's appointment, does not feel lke coming out with any state- ment at this time, he sald to-day: “In case I conclude to accept the ap- pointment I probably will send my oath of office to the Governor some time to- Gay or early this evening.” Mr. Weeks was then asked if he had read an interview published in The Eve- ning World 'n which Billy Gibson, man- ager of the Fairmont A. C., declared that he was opposed to referees being allowed to render decisions in any of ‘Boxing Commission Likely | to Decide Whether or Not | Decisions Shall Be Given PAT POWERS'S PLAN OF LICENSING REFEREES, “Let Commission issue 1i- censes to reputable referees and bave them report to the secretary. When he is notified that a bout will take place on @ certain date he will pick the man who shall act as ref- eree, announcing his name, say, on the day of the fight. If there is any reason why decisions shouldn't be given I belleve the plan I have out- lined would do entirely away with {t and guarantee the public a square deal. Dect- sions should be given.’ © Bia tom" WENNEDY. boxing bouts, rendering of decisions, but the propost- tion is @ serious one and must be given will declare against the considerable consideration. It will un- doubtediy be one of the firet questions considered by the Commission,” replied Mr. Weeks, Judging from Mr. Weeks's statement, we feel sure he will accept the appoint. | ment within a few hours, If he does so, the Commission will be as splendid a one as could possibly be selected. There the looal bouts, “Yes. I read what Mr. Gibeon had to @ay, and with some interest. It 1s pos- aible that the Commission, empowered as it ts under the law to regulate all renown exMbt- Throw to Turner. Papke Due BY BOZEMAN BULGER. ALL pisying stunts on the stage ‘will “go” in the winter, but if any able bodied citizen thinks that! theatrical stunts on the ball field wil! | “go” in the summer he would do well | to consult one Ole Olsen, of the es- teemed Larruppere, before investing his ootn. It fen'e often that a comety in strikes a man named Olsen, and it will be @ long time before this Mr. Olsen ‘allows another one to crinkle and crack | in he otherwise phiegmatic dome. Tt wea in the last half of the ninth | fmning that Ole, who is now engaged in the shortstopping businoss for Mr, Sto- vall of Cleveland, decided to turn acro- bat and draw forth plaudits from Vox Popull. There were two out at the time and Iittle Mr. Magner was on fir: Jimmy Johnson sls M @ ten-round stunt with but while in town may begin tions for something bigger comedian. Sweeny slashed an oasy back, stuck his head between hie legs and filpped the ball over hia back and shoulders into the waiting han¢s of Terry, the aorre! top. | Popull was just on the point of busting | off @ few buttons in laughter when, !o| and behold! the throw had fatled to beat Magner to the sack and th: umpire called him safe. A base on balls fol- lowed and filled the bases. Caldwell then poled a single and sent one run Papke, however, around the Big Villa; h legalized, and get into an with Cyclone Johnny Thompsc will do his training at ©: Bath Beach, for Burke. mous old training spot his prime did a lot of of late years the place lected by the fighters. work t May Sign to Meet Klaus High With Jim Smith, the Westchester Farmer. | IDPLAWHRIGHT champion Billy Papke is due in town to-morrow. He 18 coming here espectally for Sailor Burke, something bearing on the title he ac has been here several weeks, 1s hopeful | of convincing Papke that the only piace ay decide to stick Fitzsimmons tn has been neg. Here To-Morrow, 19 no doubt that both Major Dixon and Frank §. O'Ne!) will accept. They are doth exceptionally good men for the po- | sition, Among those who strongly advocate} decisions by referees is Pat Powers, the promoter of athletic studied out a clever system of control | by the Commission which will guaran- | tee satisfaction if adopted. “If Mr. Weeks accepts and becomes the chairman of the new Commission I shall immediately communtcate my Catcher Gibson Makes Some Lurid Throws to Catch New Yorkers Stealing. (Spectal to The Evening World.) Flying | BOXING STAG TO-NIGHT. At the National Sporting Club Tom Kennedy, the ex-amateur heavy- wetght champion, will make his Professional debut against Al Palzer, who won the recent “white hope’ tournament at the mame club, in thé feature bout of ten rounds, | tend, match by peng too ‘ans Promise ew week of August 0 negotia- J vent, toy formal ‘That 1s, -|quired by the hetrioom process after | ruble: is *) Tt might also be recallod that the Fiigh-|the death of Stanley Ketchel. ‘Tom | {ied wit eat Welly a'breat Heiter. We ‘ere landers needed three runs to tle thelorpay, the Frisco fight promoter, who were taking the chance of going out without & score. Then {t waa that Ole became : uaraniee, Loy Dan Morgan te fixing up @ schedule for K 0 Brown inattooks ithe s sets Sfouewigny sine: grounder to Ole, which he atopped with | tor tan to a Listen: Ou Aags frou oni tons Ses Pence | , Be ve Thunderbolt'e’’ | Sn 1h, HeLa 10 he will, meet Tint all due grace and agility, Tt was simply | orn, const, and he Thunder {5 Baltimore; on Aug. 18 too easy for Ole to toss the ball to) arrival will endeavor to sign him up show ‘the Tumer in the reguiar way, @ with) tor @ battle with Frank Klaus, the | {eelly, thelr, chempl quick thinking, Just like that, he atepped middleweight cont fer of Pittsbury ont it an pn Aug. 22 hilt p welll bo’ exhibited for the expres the game | Joe Getz, and it's @ clnch Ma, [says offers are coming in 0 and argument | Brown from out of town fight centres tha found {t necessary, to add to hi George has his own atationery emblazoned with Ko Os mtetures and the Morgan crest and coat-of-artos, 1 Papke ‘ottice roe in Morgan now here, but ol | | ph | sion issue lcenses to reputable referees | 3 to him," says Mr. Pow Here ts my plan: Let the Commts- Pittsburg, Aug. 3 HESE Pirates to take to I acronautios every time the Giants reach Pittsburg. That was a ter rible ascent they made yesterday on the heels of thirteen consecutiv tories against the lowly, but {t was little wonder. It is no path of roses for any and have them report to the secretary. | When he is notified that a bout w: take place on a certain date he will pick the man who shall act as referee, announcing his name, say, on the day| of the fight. “If there is any reason why dectsions|team to stack up axains: that pepper shouldn't be given, I belleve the plan 1| ridden Giant outfit. 7 seem to hi have outlined would do entirely away | barrels of the todas uff consigned with {t and guarantees the public alexclusively for Pitts» square deal. Dec should be given.” | George Wiltse will get the pitohing Harry Pollok, manager of the Twen-!assignment from McGraw this afte: | tleth Century Club, belléves Powers's noon, “Go while the going's good," ‘9 plan of working the referee along the|the McGraw axiom, and with the same lines as baseball umpires are used | Pirates floundering badly before the would solve all the perplexities of the|Glants there does not # 1 to be any Problem. ‘The prevailing opinion among follow- ers of the serio obstacle In the way of another victory this afternoon, Such base run- game is that the Frawley |ning, flelding and qidck gray matter law declares for “contests” and, that |@tuff on the part of the Gothamites c#r- dectsions would be a great boom to|tainly has obtained for them the Bue: boxing, erhaps when the Com-|caneers’ Angora. mission comes consider the question If it isn't Wiltse this afternoon ft is of allowing referees to render decisions |Drucke. The way MeGraw figures his they will adopt some such system as|pitching chances against , Pittsburg 4i- advocated by Pat Powers. ) Ways maWes mention of a second pos: AE ES {bility prudent. Drucke will be hard: Sullivan to FR ree 4 for the Pirat to beat than Wiltse, f eee antes Tete 8 Bre the Waco chap has had the sign of t pial aborigine on the locals since he joined urer and for many ears President of |the New York club. the American Amateur Athletic Union,| Fred Clarke will hardly send the same has consented to act as referee of the team back against the Giants to-da inst open swimming races to be held |GAbeon has been an uncompiaini the Rye Water Club inside the ferry |Dench warmer for some time, but ling at Rye Beach Park on Satur. |Smply was resting up for this great |series with the Gia terday will hardly Ju ting him behind the ba Hits work yes: 'y Clarke in put- again to-day. day. a fan't Jomtug any time dopin His welrd pegging in games with the rau intense nett [Roeder ee" | Giants Give $5,000 ior Pitche (ariaoe teas te Sane ‘ he wou! ave en | heh MM himaelf tuatehek up with he effect that the ts’ wild se tied, thanks to Ole's comedy Fortue | Zhompeon in this cit ts aan peer rage Ano cner funning will have on ir opp a nately for Ole, Chase fatled to deliver | \ 4 F; 1 il ‘ \defense. There. was bitter complaint and tho Larruppers walked away to rom fall-in INOYK LEAQUETS | \airing the last series here with she victory. But, take tt from an old plaina- | # man, Ole 0 will never again assume | Pee win ec | ,,24mumy, Johnson seldom overlooks an To those who like a game full of |? : errors, Mts, wild throws and ragged base running, the opening struggle with the Cleveland boys was a cork minutes, and every move waa a pie ture ld hit the balt that to, but nobody coutd not. Every play got mixed up, and hofore three tnn 1 passed into the winds, and the crowd at the bat. Neither the s nor the players ny direct vit and 4 ared ext i the nd finally STANDING OF THE CLUBS. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww. 4, | 1 PC, oy a Be 16 ¢ cindy New Pork Fuirungt WoL. a7 ‘aN we ‘ 0314) 8 wl RESUL Y'S GAMES. ‘ rk, IMitabirg, 4 prouity New York at Pitta! Hrook}ve at Chi: Vtladelpl Boston at Bt, Louie, portunity , i BRUSH o Ma Gtants r Mes p No 1 big er of the Spart t arolina Associatto x He hasn't such & glow l-weven won, eleven lost and tled-—but when it fs taken {nto con tion that he is With a tafl-ender be ft good, Most lost early in the ndition, but that phe, Nattsnal. League ne falied. to. re fnatadt!outfeldet) stage ean injust” des cision,” ‘he ss ‘The general run of players, managers and fans think {tis @ good. thing dor baseball that the ihe “overt of President ow Sherwoort come b was was tha had by lage Magee . ferise prisaiie sinking an umpire, It it bark pt Directo nd Baseman Rergharns Central Assciation League Chicago White Sox in a few da (peri ak oan v5 of the Kewanee a Giants about the big backstop's thr Ing, and he followed it up again yester- ) Yeuertar was a bad day for the streaks, with {day with a heave to left feld that thine ing, beaten by the ante after | scored the first Giant and made tha ain at Rast er the latter hed lost |frst inning look had, lc Simon sii may be behind the bat Rs Camnitz {s Clarke's first chotce for counentounee', * oluket nnnesayriuaher ot the | pitching duty, but the logical pro: | gramme may be switched in favor of Windy City team’ in the Hoatons, has been give League Club tn |southpawe. Lelfield has won one game a art ‘payment for Piet" Baaseaae Nagler singular thing that on the occasion of the only hammering the southpaw nan recelved this season it came at the ape rai gate hands of the Giants in the |the Polo Grounds. Leifleld had n |batted off the mound once this until that day. been WE ARE SACRIFICING NOW, in our remnant sale, regardless of former prices, sult of fine imported material to measure for $18.00, or coat and trousers $16.00, Would cost you double elsewhere. ARNHEI Broadway Ninth St. Giants’ Wild Running ot Bases breaks Pirates’ Long String of Victories ae |(GIANTS HAVE SIX OF TEN} LEADING BASE STEALERS IN NATIONAL tEAGUE. vie- | Leifield to insure a royal duel between | from the Giants this year, and It !s a/ game at) sheets nain M Ing base ste gue, tnelud terday’s games. ray, Devore, Doyle and to this, Doyle among the ten to-day source of Mans | tw and fine atyle Aug. and T hey 3.—George Moreland, the basebail isticlan, pulled out some dope traced Hant iraw has six of the ten lead- sin the National res of yes- the victories. are Mur- Lerzog, Snodgrasa, Merkle. In addition Devore are lead ng ters in the league. run-get- who love a free hitting game | would dote on the present clashes enemies of 0! nts are lambasting the pill in ‘The Pirates }y e: Both Pirates 1 fifteen safe- EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ARGHER'S LUCKY HOME RUNIN 1CTH BEAT THE DODG=RS Nap Rucker Happens to Op- pose King Cole When Lat- ter Is Invincible. (Spectal to The Evening World.) CHICAGO, Aug. 3— The Dodgers bumped up against tough luck yesterday |of the worst kind. Nap Rucker pitched As pretty @ game as he ever did in Me life, but King Cole happened to have one of his extraordinary days and out- pitched him, and the lucky home rua by Archer in the tenth round gave the Cubs the game. Dahlen's men played an excellent game from start to finish and @ the crowd and the players many a serious moment during’ the one hour and a half that it took to play the extra inning contest. If the visi can keep up the pace they will be able | to hold the leaders even for the session | without mucn doubt. ’ Cole got credit for a one hit game, but he really was touched up for two and | Daubert waa robbed of a fair hit. In the fourth inning Jake dumped a buat in front of the plate and scooted first and Cote started after the ball, he had | | Jon @ line to fi been out, but ubert would have the big pitcher et one hand on the and fumbled it Just long enough the runner was safe and he got r instead of giving a hit. Eddie rman Ww: nly man to get ins! was only able to ball je for a hit There was no fluke about hit, for It was a Texas Leaguer rt left Meld that no one got any ne Daly Confident He’ll Knock Out Philly McGovern (Spectal to The Brening World.) | ALBANY, Aug. 3%—Johnny Daly of New York and Philly McGovern of Brooklyn will meet here to-n befo the Knicker n @ ten-roun} ocker A. ¢ bout, and be most interes etween be tams ev s Ds were to } ago, but at the last iove ran out. For that Dal pore at him, and Yr ¢ from the tap of the Kong bent on k ing hi# opponent out. Modovern been in o arby sul t of the n some time under the direc | who'll handle the best of shape he'll whi > him to-n p the M. 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