The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1911, Page 22

a EERE OIE IE na gg, I ST EE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1911. UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Lewis Has Been a Good Money Maker, but He Can’t Last Forever. ILLIE LPWIS has been « ‘ W money maker for fourteen years,” said his manager sadly TE other night when Wille was whipped GY Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul welter- “Yes, Willle has been @ bank roll and Smeal tleket through some tough days.) He has taken good care of his family} _ his fists. But, I suppose, no fighter t forever. The trouble is witht wine's hands, He hits too hand and| they break up. He started them knovk- fing *out al! of those english and Aus- ‘tralian, and French heayweights over in Willie certainly did have the sh. The Frenchmen couldn't under: Ht, They thought he was a won- WHEN THEY COUNTED TEN, WHY DIDN'T YOU GET UP: WHERE WELCH WOULD PROBAGLY SPEND THANIS S. GIVING IF WOLGAST WASNIT SICK - SOME THING TO BF THANKFUL POR! EH? BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK IN THE SPORTING OBSERVATION TOWER rpyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World), HEY, WA DON'T TALK SILLY, DocToR! WELCH? 1 COULD OS BACK -1T ISNT COOKED ENOUGH FOR ME - BESIDES of bg * ITAH! TAKE EAT TWO Like COOKING 1T MAKES 'T TOUGH, You KNow: id he Was a Wonder When he was fnwhape to fight. I used to think he could knock out Johnson with @ punch, ‘on\the jaw." Ww: ‘murely ¢ aia} have he punch. remember one night at Brown's when he fought @ g- @antic black man. ‘The negro was laborer in the Hudson tunnel. He had ‘whipped everybody on his shift, rough ‘and tumble, and had an idea that he could clean up the earth and make ming of money. So he went to Bill 's'to get a fight. He waa sub- ed for some one who was to fight but who failed to show up, Willie) the big: coon over and wasn't Very anxious to mingle with him, But @t,Jast, assured that the black man New Yorker W Wins Praise of Frisco Fight Fans for Plu in 20-Round Bout. (Special to The Evening World.) Ban Francisco, Dec, 1. ‘t know how to hold his hands up, LEBARLY leading for the whole twenty rounds, Packey McFar- that he'd be an easy mark in spite ( land of Chicago was awarded the At the firet rush, the big agro almost | decision over Harlem Tommy Murphy it Lewis ino Corner: and for 8} et Coftroth’s Arena. ‘The contest from ts a peonte oere a start to finish was a terrible mill, and Packey led a lonk way up to the Tat twelfth round, giving the clovergst ex- McFarland Breaks His Hand -on ¢ Game Tommy Murphy WOLGAST WON'T DON ThE GLOVES | Hibition of boxing seen since the ya of Joe Gans here vat round MeFarland seemed » slow up, Ww Murphy showed re- nent with each round res he broke his at } a mixup in the twelfth, that on to the end of tho fight he was in very bad shape. In the fiftpentii, however, he showed flashes of his fofin that made the fifth to the tonth rotwdé all his, and sent Murphy ropes with one of iene “Stina Reports Little Champion Doing Nicely | and on Road to Recovery. t he is the gamest low that hag begn this way in a long time. In those twenty rounds while taking a world of punishment, he was always up for m His finish in the last two rounds carried the hy and the game admirers for his sheer pluck alone. (Spectal to ‘The Exening World.) LOS ANGELES, Cal. Lee, 1L—Dr. puzzled by his lo ploked up confidence, i Fainting, Naedrew the black in, bg aera | jen swung his right. hardest punches I are “aw ox @ Welterweight. Lewis fairly lifted the tips of his toes he drove his y behind the fist. The glove caught negro on the tip of the chin. He lifted six inches from the floor. ening half way over in the air and isting at the same time, he struck the thead first like @ man diving into lake. And he didn't get up or realise at had struck him until Wille | Commissioner ner O'Nell Has Been Asked to Put an End to These Exhibitions. rT about the thre when | MeCoy “got h..’ ‘The Kid| ys bad a Hkong for a chance punch unofficially, He didn't doing his fighting for money appers, Now and then he right on some agen Int t tignter BOXING SHOWS TO- NIGHT. ‘At National Sporting Club, Abe Attell vs. Patsey Kline, ten rounds, At American A. A. of Brooklyn, “Ty" Cobb va, Young Shugrue, ten rounds. Just for all 3 Matches Arranged, Kid Burne will meet Young Sammy Smivh for ten rounds at the Fordon A. C. Monday night. Kid Black will tackle Young Reilly for ten rounds at the #airmont A, C. foot ted the rom partitioned 4 hall, where they could |] to'morrow night. of opinion over « door was closed t ; -_ who Wi re eee | BY JOUN*POLLOCK. sik tes) oe 4 me a rod hand | of Boxing Commissioner O'Nell has —_ Robert Meloy, Secrotary of American J out bouts between white and colomd, aba: t Western runner, Sid-| {hs, team, would aa und, rushing @t|men at the clube in this State, Ware “g, ©.| hee ie et ent ney Hatch of the Tlinois A, C.| late in Hepraary and will remain there * walst commissioner 1s of the opinion t i a iehotice gales with th out | , - w » man to capture this Important | Sashnat cub at tl tonal League, - rs not wanted by the public, and PENNS bey Reaper ng aster | colored men Uke Sam Langford SPR IeaauN acatotcwes tha full 1 Bo sliow the baseball recruit woke a eer Poi * vk ec ers over th show his worth player, Pr m as a pile. | Joe Mew 3 Vey. Morris ta athon course in 2 hours 3% minutes | Murty "of the Cubs “hase ") ved him to the} ris and George Cotton should battle 422 seconds, Willam Galvip of the/&t,Wiater league, The leader of cht . : eéan th while Kav ny | Sad 22 seconds. i Nationals would have eight teams in Florida, te. joave him the knee 1B a. sheen ‘leat ae ee ph fercury A. C. was second and J. J, |W the from ling thay rifrongh Re mitten moths and smashed ¢ ¢| Flynn, Carl Morris, Tom Kennedy anc . : ‘ 3 | Me deetared: today tha ieved tI uly patrons of the| Jack Lesier should pete for the nolds of + rah American a 6 probablilty of the mane funn pan wa ; ° 5 ch, who has already won ——— Ww | white man's title, C neaionet Q tot these events, including the all-West- finished he dep has been asked by many admirers o! asstc #lX Years ago, was the favor- oor, pleked the sport to put an end to the mateh- nt away The | of colored and white men, and he vat he had ack eye didn't) has begun @ personal investigation in his satiefaction at all to the matter, Tom Kennedy, who fought such © againet Al Valeer at the Roy « yo on Wettnestay night, outpointiog oe Thrce Six-Day Bicycle Teams Form $1, 000 Pooi Hither the Fair will get the bow Die coming #Ix-day race at Madison » Garden, which starts Sunday De has already brought out . te T, Which promises # three. | vrought off at Viuistield, Ma a the nigh hatha throughout Dee. 18, As Houck ia an agsieasine, clever the week | | » reat excite- e hottest sort of rivalry has! une up between the teams of Kname: Moran, Fogler and Clark and Root Mill seems that Moran to ride with be ebould put uy & good bout A furnt had originally Root, and that| ng to team up, | ‘liances are part in without noti er On a8 & partner, and) er found out that Clark’ was| y he immediately signed | Austratian, # forced Koot and Hi t the ing, although rt think that in Hill Root has a bet- er than he would have had |, Moran, At any rat © Leas have formed a pool of $1,000, ch is to go to the combination w oh m thi % - pourse, every one of them thik a3 will capture firet prize, Battling Nelson lor anotiier ba 1 the Cinqonet feron rill Bouts Between White and Black ™ Men May Be Barred d jieaa and crossing the Une the winner the famo: Ttallan wrestler, Is on board amid great applause, t steamship Cedric, which will arrive “Frwol defeated the Boya' | to-day. For the past three weeks the - ARNHEIM rr Pollard, who {6 attending Wolgast, to- day reperted that ihe is doing nicely and on the read to recovery, ‘Tom Jones, manager of Wolgast, said to-day: “The little fellow {s the bravest iad 1 ever knew, and really wanted to undergo the knife without taking a7 anaesthetic, “Wh n able to leave the hospital I shall take him to my cottage at Ventce, | where he wiil le around and take thing easy for th.ce monhs. ‘tno conditions would I think of his taking up boxing again under six months, despite the fact that some of the doctors say he will be all right tn round bout Letween Mike Gittbons of St, Paul, Conquaror of Wille Lamia, and Walter Cotter, the California middleweight, “They will battle for ten rounds at the Fairmont A, C, on Tuesday night, Although Gilbons can make as low as 142 pounds, defeat Coffey that ato weigh in at 156 he a 90 confident that h consented to allow h nnd, | Eddie MeGoorty, the rick middieweight of tree montha, One thing sure—I will Odikoa, Wis., will’ soon Lo seen in action at one | keep him at Venice ali winter, Of the Yoel lta, | Motioorty 14 matched to fight |" "I have to laugh at the idea of some | dimmy Howast of Chicad for ten rounds at Fond | of the boxera claiming the lightwelmht | MeGourty. nud Prank Klaus, wolf be w good champion, and will b y to defend for the A Madison A, ¢ title when he recovers. \ Sydney Hatch Captures | Sonkers Marathon Run fpr of 11 to 0. Frank Washbum of the St. i i holes team had hi ose broken, Chicago Lad Wins This Impor-| 11, rauer of the Acme Wheelmen won the i} ; fifteen-mile road race, handi held under the tant Event Over Large Field | tinmifrest my courte, tit al ing In front of hie field th aiser started with @. ndican Note a a0 bs, . Morgan of ‘seo beating A. of Prominent Runners, New York, jern ile for Raicevich Is Due to Arrive To-Day One of the greatest wrestlers that ever visited this country, Givann! Ralcevich, He laid back until the nad reached the Empire City! hen he put on speed and with vin close behind him finally passed er, Both Hatch and Galvin ran est then, Hatch increasing his ame of football at Saratoga | 1 4d 10 3, anager of the Kuropean has endeavy. din every possible way to mateh him against either Zbyszko, the big Pole, or Frank Gotch, the world’s champion It was impossible, however, to bring about @ meeting against either one of the giant Tiusslan wrestler, won bie! ner ‘Tondin, a husky Swede from Wor at Boston by ‘throwing him twiee tn auccos She fist fall. was secured fm 34 amiuuies | meus and We etcond in 20 minutes aod) these men, go then an offer was made ~ to pit Ralcevich against any six men, +4) na {hie Hon Indian, won the fourth | barring Gotch and Zbysako, in the world Begies startin. & 44°33 | and ag o throw them al! within two |hourw time, Jack Herman, Zbyszko's manager, took up the challenge and the match has been arranged to take place at Madison Square Garden next Wednes- day night, Dee, 6. Arena in Boston by ® | [FOURTH DAY SALE ‘| The large fine Imported tailoring stock of S. | Morris, 349-353 Fifth Ave., Cor, 34th Street. His price for suit or overcoat to measure 75.00 to $100.00. Our price is $25.00. Sale on second floor. battle ts already on the fire. Ca a Curtain Drops on Unsatisfactary Season of Football Ccntests. The curtain has dropped on football for 1911, and although most of the big contests were close, still the season has been an unsatisfactory one from a spectator’s standpoint, as there has not been enough rush- ing of the ball and tackling, It looks as though the new style game has had a suffictent trial, and there 1s such a clamor for changes in the rules, so as to cause more scoring by touchdowns, vhat the rules committee will be bound to make over the code. The Penn-Cornell game at Philadelphia and the Brown-Carlisle game at Providence were the chief Thanksgiving Day battles. The Philly collegians defeated the up-Staters largely through thelr superior attack by a score of 21 to while the Indians defeated the Brunotans by Left Halfback Thorpe’ kicking, the score being 12 to 6. Syracuse and St. Louis played a tie 6 to 6 game on the latter's gridiron Exciting Fight On Over Length of the Schedule ball ts practically gone by that time and 1 KNOW WHAT YOU CAN 00 WITH YOURFEET - Now LETS SEE WHATSIN YOUR Domi BACK To THE MINES FOR THE FOOT BALL PLAYERS WELSH WINS FROM RITCHIE, BUT ISN'T AS GOOD AS OF OLD Englishman Has Lost His Speed and Eye for Judg- ing Distance. (Special to The Evening World.) LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 1.—Freddie Welsh won a decision over W Ritchie after twenty rounds of fast boxing. nobody cares whether it ts Columbus Ticket Scandal iat Mee Be Only Day or not, Mr. Ebbets insista that he is goirt to fight to keep the date in, Thing That Will Cause Stir A belleve me, Ebbets i: ome fighter Monday Week. The Giants and Brooklyn playel a double header on Columbus Day as a farewell affair last season, and while the crowd was not very large Ebbets de- clares that he got enough out of it to warrant him in standing out for the long schedule again, BY BOZEMAN BULGER. 4 . ttle war over the| M. Herrmann says that Ebbets and Se i Hise dines aftair {a not | Murphy were allo” ed to have their way Tie ohiy conenthnt. lec weit last year so as to avold anything Wat e only 0 rc looked inharmontous. This time, though, the others are going to run things, and Another exciting little | he says the National League season will With Char- | close about Oct. 6, simultaneously with ley Ebbets and Charley Murphy stir- | the ending of the American League sea- ring things up on one side and Garry | son. ‘That will gnable the two teama to leading the opposition, the | go right into the world's geriva and wind things up before the bad weath to our fair city are in for a things un before th pide REE TO SELECT AMATEUR BOXERS. Included among the team of one hundred eth. letes that ill Be “ent to), Swecten to Feprewen KEherita, in the “Olymple “Champooalos “by tha American ‘Commisouer, “Jamen E Sulit be a team of boxer and. wrestlers, Clty’ is [pow the amateur, boxing | centre wake up Now York a week from Mon- day. No sir-ree! Herrman visitors nice little siege. Garry Herrman declares with a snap of his jaws that the National Leagu sengon hereafter will before Oct. The two Charlies declare with exact as much firmness that tt won't. Herr- mann is sald to be backed up by the New York, Louis, Boston clubs. “Murphy and Hbbets are | {it | mating another desperate stab to hold | The | be on to th “Columous Day," | on ono! and | | the" Triah:American Athletic Club ‘on Dee, ‘at id And. wrestling robability the be those who tn "to be aelecied will nd © and whieh comes a ete ; iil they have the Phillies with them. — | pyrene a he ive (iamen,. 310. 129, 30, To get in that hollday Murphy, and | nq 445-pound. laa wit The contested Ebbets held up the playing of the = - workd’s series for a k last fall. 7 With that date out the Natlonal League nein ed on Oct. 5, De- season could have ¢ spite th t that the interest in base. World avs: Huneina Lop \1cea isa \Seata No All Things Being Equal, my $15 Suit would cost you 25.00. Manufacturing CON: pee WBE, jast Matinee To-tuorrow, 2.10 rm THE KISS WALTZ BROADWAY "aetna e rate SYP THE NEVER Mis PLAT i Rovinocrow eB BOUGHT AND PAID FOR Willem COMEDY St, E ac way, Pa tl Collie MEDY BUNTY PULLS THé ‘STRINGS th, near lw Ine To-morro fal 3 miLLion facilities and low rental per- mit the difference. Moe Levy (My Only Store) 119-125 Walker St., New York oa iting Penuattee ais, ATHLETIC CONTESTS. THE WIFE HUNTERS "Qs ‘Rais ‘TO-NIGHT ~TO-NIGHT KEATS 85, ICES, 81, 82, #8! se: Aleut | SNe AMUSEMENTS. ‘asta Wal ‘Bve.W Sharp. Mats, Wed, & Sat, oe | oad de oth are ew OcNe i i 8800 ae Ee yes Ms e210 Matinee ortnorvoir, i 16" SAVAGE Ot a & #0th St bs Mat, Wed, & Bat, LORGEARLIES 1n DISRAELI Broadway & 9 Ninth St. Willie did remarkably well, considering the short notice he had. He travelled all night from San Fran- clsco and arrived “esterday morning, took a few hours’ rest and did his best to win, He is a clever fellow without mn 4 of @ punch, fast on his feet, & wood felnter and did much boxing tan in clinches. Freddie Welsh is not che Welsh of old. He has lost his speed and eye for judg- ing distanc If he had been able to knock out Ritchie, It would have been better for him to do eo, as it left the !mpression that he was not “there any more, For the first twelve rounds he acted as if he was taking the fight as a good workout, but as he went farther tt was apparent to all that he was get as he used to be. Welsh is said to have received a Suarantee of $3,500, while Ritchie's share of the purse’ was $1,500. ——— apes better at YoeUM i ene URKE, Next Tues... NAZIMOVA, s+ THE SENATOR KETPS Hi OUSE. 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The fight was hard fought and fairly even up to the fourth round, when the Gotham boxer floored ‘Tommy for the count of nine. He held O'Toole safe in the fifth round and scored another knockdown in the laat round with a right to the jaw. Tommy Buck beat Joey Sheehan ef Engiant tn six rounds, Tommy O'Keefe of this city an@ Johnny Glover of Boston boxed a har ricane six-round draw. The battle was hard fought, with honors even all the time. O'Keefe had a big assortment of jabs, which he kept shooting all the time, but little Johnny proved to be just as fast and was after the local boy all the time, Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence, Mass, easily outpointed Peck Miller of Mana yunk Ino stx-round bout. The bout was hard fought from bell to bell, but Sullivan was the stronger and often shook Mitler with right upper-cute te the jaw. Chuck Carlton, the big heavyweight of the navy, easily outpointed George Cole, the veteran boxer of Merchant- ville, In a stx-round bout at the Broad way Clu. The scrap was hard fought, but the navy champion was much the heavier, which was a big advantage at close range. Cole was the better boxer, Eddie Helland's patrons at the Non- parell A. C. were treated to one of the most scientific bouts ever witnessed at the club, when Charlle Turner of the Falls of Schuylkill defeated Frankie Madole, the Pittsburgh Mhtweight Charlie earned the honors in every ses- sion but @ last, in whtcl Madole made a wonderful rally, fighting tn» way that would have won the bout ¢ him had the spurt been made a sooner, Freddy Kelly ef North Peny earned the decision over Jo! ny of Nicotown In the seml-windu The all-star show was open Young Palmer won from Jams in six fast rounds knocked out Danny first round The surpr was when George Ashe, sv Bee-Saw Kelly, presented I with a “haymaker" in the —Jeuse Gilbert of August Leonard of this place the American Ath. the samt. dup Kid MeCoy of Williamshort made Paddy ylvester of Shamokin quit in the thin) of what was to have been @ six-round battle, McCoy weight: fwenty pounds tore than his antegondet, James Smith Knockel out Ned Arnold of this place in the third of a scheduled battle of atx rounds, Arnold's seconds claimed « foul, alleging Smith hit below the belt, e Chub et rk, In Ma: 4 1 son Waar GbIL' ST ’ Cotas Sas Cirete?. 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