The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1911, Page 16

Nelson, Still a Fighter, Has Easy Time With Howard. Wi, lw the Pres Ay ir Co, (Tie New) York World. . Coperta, HOSE who saw Bat Nelson make an unwilling punching I bag of Willie Howard at tho Irving A.C. ladt night adiitted that Hat le something more than a money wePebber. He's still a figuter—and a real @ighter without fuss, f1iMs or frfvolity where figthing 1s concerned, VWere are no fancy eteps in Bats N@iting book, no fancy feints and bifalu.ing manoeuvres. He ts just Digin business—rush, rush, rush, elgm, alain, slam, and every wlam in- tebded to have some eifect on the fellow. Bat dovm't try to muse body's hair or ruffle anybody's fedlings by punching bim on tho hese. He rogards that sort of fancy werk with the same horror that wuld overcome him if he found that same one had slipped him @ counter. folt DIA in exchango for real money * Bat was Howard's master from start to finish During the ten Pounds he never stopped chasing his Map around the ring, From the first be advanced with a grin of dis ful superiority, paying no aiten- ton tever to Howard's hardest punches. Per inety IGNORED WALLOPS OF HOWARD. fat didn't exactiy hold hie J t to them, as Wolgast door, but his ac- Was still more contomptuons, tor ignored them entirely. Hoe neither Ber ducked por blinked when landed. His one ambi it Was to catch the freting and pummel! him. What Howard de cut no figure in his caicule- Uf Bat isn't the iron man of old take @ real acid test to discover fect. * | Irving A. C. te one of the Greater Mew York clubs that boast a building ally erected for its purposes. The jouse is a aplendid boxing arena @ifron and brick, wiih concrete floor, oof, «Tt ten't |, apparently, by the time Nelson and tioward wppeured in the ring enough cigare were warning te take the edge off ine cold. Pat and William posed for a fash ght whieh didn’t flash, and after a opie of minutes gave it up and rr fumed their covering. Buortly after- Ward the Aight began, Charlie White OMclating tn the ring, The big crowd Settled down to enjoy tt. BAT LED FROM THE START. Right from the start Bat let, Howard some showing in the first round, | ugh it wan plainly to be seen that Be, bad wo Viking for Neloon ushes hie bard body pune mens very fast on his . | Bars hie constant lating, im to stay through the ten Up to the atuth it was all Nel- Howard breaking recorde for jug backward, He landed blows going away, and now and then Jong enough to mix it and slug weconde. He was wi Apparently as rugied, able te land when he tried. When ewings and escaped. 4 Neloon didn't over-rus Joetant! ani Kept right oman. was no essaping him. | 4 then Howard seemed to be somewhat winded through his} Strenuous efforts to dodge out of | the sixth round Howard made a rally and landed fast with his left | it thie time the Brooklyn favorite ety | the ten rounds sk and cau pevine grip, Ex m tries to. poll away, ae @t Howard from the other en med toudly “Howard, you're } edout UP-TO-DATE eh News lant Wf 8 minute or ao, But Nelson |’ resend in a the punches | Howard broke and ran again HP atx day race of 111, the last to be acon In the event's time-hon- HE Dowsny cme SPectaton: \ * wee - WHO wourn ? ored setting, Madinc de, will go down in hi the m thie uaual feature was the fact that, despite day and that a al hia bike was deoply Mean of his leg when he went down tn the big wooden platter night. Halt a dozen of the riders atill bear SIXDAY RIDERS. SUFFERED LITTLE IN LONG GRIND Peart of Antilles Gets Worst THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DEO MBER 19, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 1911, EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN BAT IS SOMETHING MORE THAN A MONEY GRUBBER Copyright, 1911, by The Press Pudlishing Co, (The New York World). THE FIRST ROUND WA® &LMOST ENOUGH 'T BAT" YetLeo a ASMED BAT. Ke) nn MoviARD ! You're Notding | Bout HALE The Time WOWARD CLUNG To Bay_AND é akestLeD Was tat Hocan in THe Back Row. ——— | rexary “WE CLEANED THEM GOOD,” Shock Since American Square Gar- the winning of the race practically tak. Ing place early in the morning of the/tn captivity, Public interest: remained at|cinctly the atory of the invasion of Cuba fever hoat unti the final vore, Giants who ha: A late Saturday In Koot's ease tt has the big mpill Wednesday. Tn this” ye during the grind, the week to ten pounds each, not the week of torture that {t has been past years’ practioally all of the riders Hing Wan tarved riders will } and Fogler dian't know |; Bvery one expecied to see ard disqualified for Hone of the rule constant in- yagainet reteree to but tt eseme to | etop the Brooklyn The in ko ans rac hours A shape wi the winners of |AJOR DIXON STOPS ONE-SIDED FIGHT. t the © night, found by further examination that three f the arteries In his leg wore severed of metal from enibedded tn the contrary to the rule, every one of the riders lost flesh Usually they conwist- ently gain tosh during the ride, but ow- se to the warm Woather of last week and the hurd pace set practically every day—n pace that established new rec- orda for many DikMeRt lover was Freddie Stein was the feast affect. than a pound through hers lost from thi Yet the race w i hands nthe last Hefore the end of the week ail of the ariyle A. C. eth in bout between Alex. Hat- evstom and precedent for | ferty and Young Paokey MoFarland in force the rules to (he ex-| the fourth round after MoFarland had of disqualification, Howard hugged | veen floored for the fourth tim ‘Way to the ond of the tenth round the finish Nelron, although @ fittie Winded by hie eprinting and wrestling 1s. made & epeech in which he a jayed hie advertising Kenius on, 1d he, “thin wae for me for my y niente. ‘eet training.” make a anecch. nis ond wee o@ little over s%0, at he will make in the Hoven thie crontoes to be @ ahe leccer. + ‘This le the way Howerd @tan't ta a bord thing to Aatent Poung Siphinenas reporie 8% er. manager w ho hie bouts, and tt GAl@ ‘hat he docen't give ay safely he ne the woret welgd!, although when Parkey Mo- ‘enon nr ferty, who went champtonehip of Scotland, put tt all over MoFeri Comm’ roferee to that Mom Ae with | the oMotel fnaity aid, Se cae ee & full-Medged middlewetsht, ‘ing 144 poande, Ae for bis bout with Mike Gtthon», eB oe easy to wee 9| cow accounts, fout write: claime the much that he will bantam + Dixon motioned to the the bout when he saw 4 had Bo chanee, but made no attempt to do en} the Qurmmias oner got up, and, walking | ringe de, demanded that the ri eree put an end to the battle, which he ta young of @ chanow with rame after | St (Poul boyexoapi in the Fh Gibbons has gone back to st, return to i vine Firne hae been posing 48 @) york soon and take up the white nm beroee Wied the weitere and midd| lo event a to parttet delphi are lookin on States and the Dor m to the ‘The Giants beat them of the twelve, When club, riot, the Giants needed and los League championship. hia firat three games the fourth and taat ts e {tion left to the Cubans. left mile Rat. Eroe Paul, BY BOZEMAN BULGER. BHORT message form Josh De- the Beau Brummell of the the largest trunk) cleaned them good" was the De- yore message in Ite entirey, but tf you for information you couldn't could beat any club from the United were seriously lay ‘orld'e championship they beat the Athletion last fall, McGraw started for Cuba he declared that he was going to give them ‘a faht and try and readjust their ideas 9 to the atrength of w real big lodgue From the beginning there were arguments and at one time @ game was poxtponed for an hour on account of a This Aghting spelt wae just what an hard as when fighting for the Natio: now on their way home, Mathewson, Havana last Saturday and Spanish- War. thetr opponents, Frank = fo ft, who nine games out ciaim representa Fol je to they played just Mathewson won but was beaten the one consol ‘The Giants are on account of being pitehed ball. The summe: head ache some, and his wit! take his place, managed business ond of the trip for the Giants, {s of the opinion that the within a few years the Cubans will have a right to jon in the annua tle for the world's champlonshtp, croft has been Kolng to Cuba with ball teams since 1879, and he says the {m- provement in the atyle‘of playing down |t there has ben marvellous, Frank Chance to Play Again. nnouncement that Frank Chance urn to the diamond and take |! ba his old position at first base me. a lot to the Cubs. They have wobbly ever since Chance ha be WIRES JOSH DEVORE AS GIANTS SAIL FROM CUBA CUBAN RECORD OF GIANTS. the complete record of the the Glants in Cuba: Havana, 1. 6 1 4; I fagncnren 0 Havana, 2. Almendares Havana, 4. 7—Glants, 4; Havana, Giants, 4; Almend: the twelve games pl Gafts scored 57 runs, against 8 by ualy scare received when they crashed] “4y foranyining fairer than that, |ihe others come home by the way of Agalust the far from smooth boards! Giants has upset the Pearl of the An-|Key Went, the players who live in the with which the track was constructed | titles more than any one thing since the| West kolng home by the way of New With the ale exception of Root, now-| Spanish-American W Down there | Orlea! cr te to-day incupacitated by] they had grown to belleve that they Cubans Play Great Ball, the bate Ban- re | ea" a by in made his yaician ad- |ytsed him to stay off the flel@. He-has hour threeafter tried faithfully to get a Kood man to and Hughey ts @ very proud manager A Guaranteed Good Drink —And This Means That You Get Never mind what your taste fe in whiskey—try some “Wilson? from the new bottle. It is put up this way 80 you can get it absolutely pure. a real drink—ohe that will do you good. Just eay to th. bartender, “Give me a little old ‘Wilson’ from that new bottle—the one that can’t be refilled.” a friend to that bottle from that hour on. Wilson Whiskey (In the New Bottle) SOLD EVERYWHERE And this means You'll be BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT. At Brown's Gymnasium A. A— John Wille of Chicago vs. Andy Mor- ris of Boston, heavyweights, ten rounds. At Mount Vernon Sporting Club— Joe Maroney vs. Young Sam Lang- ford, ten rounds. At Royale A. C., Brooklyn—Johnny Daly ve. Young Solsberg, ten rounds, Matches Arranged. Curley O'Connell of Frisco vs, Griff Jones, ten rounds, Gowanus A. C, of Brooklyn, next Saturday night. WELLS BEATS STORBECK FOR THE BRITISH TITLE. LONDON, Dec, 19—Bombardier Wells [U8 draw, made his first app Sone of Howanss Seants Were + RECORD Smasnens, ‘ Bat mace A Few MopesT REMARKS AFTERWARD . DENNING KNOCKS BIG HOLE IN REPUTATION OF HICKS \ainalexscei Showing Was Very Poor, | Hed and Fans Grew Tired of Stalling Tactics. BY JOHN POLLOCK. REDDIE HICKS, the welterweight F of Milwaukee, who came here a few da; with the reputation of having boxed Mike Gibbons ht. ranc at the National Sporting Club last night |!" & bout tn this city at the Olympic | on knocked out Storbeck, who has been|A- C: last night, and his showing was a white hope. ‘The end came in the eleventh round of the fight. Kid McCoy, who was expected to challenge the winner, falled to do so because the officials of the club refused to permit of any challen, They are rae all within their power to prevent y legal action, and to this end even Fatuned od offer from the blograph perl for pictures @f the fight. the battle opened there were many Scotland Yard inspectors among the spectators. peakeroa TAO POLO A. A. WANTS PRIZE ITS AMATEUR BOXER WON. The Polo A. A. lete out @ wall. The club sent Henry Braun as its amateur representative to the New York A. C's night, Braun was entered in the 135- pound class. He won @ referee's deci- sion over Moore and @ judgos’ verdict over a chap named Rex from the Holly- wood Inn A. C, of Yonkers, but he didn't get the gold watoh that goes to the winner of his ola: The prise was held it ts said, Rex, good for an amateur. The Polo A. A. probably arrive in New York to-day,|inslete that Braun is @ elmon-pure ama- teur, ——__— Young Cohen Outpointed Dundee. After being floored in the first round with a hard right to the jaw Y Sd Cohen of England came back and pointed Johnny Dundee, the featherweight, jst the Fordon A. C. last in a fast ten-round bout ight. nothing ke Chance. At the jest of Charite Murphy and Chance has agreed to piay again next season. Stork Visite Jennings Home. Hughey Jennings became the father of a girl baby within twelve hours after | he had left the Scranton tg where ‘he had been confined with injurtes in- fileted In the recent automobile acci- dent. Jennings’s haste In getting away from the hospital was understood when his wife took the same room within an The stork came quickly nd while Sater did fairly this morning. You. Can't Refill This Bottle a in some quarters as a new | bis disappointment. amateur boxing tournament Saturday | Hicks took on Jack Denning, the local fighter, in the main bout, and the only thing he did was to stall and cover up throughout the ma- jority of the rounds. So often did he use these tactics that the spectators hissed him frequently, some of them calling on Referee Dan Tone to put Hicks out of ring. After the first round Denning cut loose at Hicks and lanfed hard and often on him. Hicks and Denning were substituted for Tom Kennedy and Al Benedict, the former not being able to box on account of an injured hand. Bob Moha, Milwaukee mi has been i, ite in ring h ee] wet Ley ag 2 batue sean be) Me igs ‘hddhe oor, the Nesters Tigiter, ‘for ten. rounds ! Jen. & Tae in clined Food du Sicha tates the Tysee of he match with McG Teach Crom, who is to meet Keockout ‘Brows fn_@ ten-round bout at @ local club to-morrow —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—__ AMUSEMENTS. ie Cohan’s ties Riva aia ty git at. By us own company ‘a mr LITTLE MI 3A 6 Hf blogg hy 1 SENT ULLAL it 0. Oy 4 tere io AAD Heth Bice ete ae Hires, kre ae a ‘i er Ee iodide at at Lit Bae im attemit to, mak eatin attempt to, make DOOIN WILL SIGN PHILLY CONTRACT WITHIN FEW DAYS Private information from a@ source in Philadelphia that cannot be ques ed says that Charley Dooin will sign @ con-} tract to manage the Philadelphia club b@fore the end of the week. Now that his theatrical run ts nearly over, Dooin is willing to talk business, and a friend’ of his has explained to Horace Fogel that the whole row was the result of a pre: ent yarn started’ out West to keep the red-haired leader in the limelight. “While I’m on the level with most of that stuff,” said Dooin the other day,” “I was doing a lot of kidding, I really did want a chance at the Boston olub, but I knew that wa dead one eo far as I was concerned several days ago.” Horace Fogel is tickled to death to find that Dooin was only “kidding” him for Press notice purposes, and he will send Doolin @ contract at once.” _ ST. PAUL GIVES GIBBONS ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME. ST. PAUL, Minn, Dec, 19.—Mike Gibbons, the local welterweight who leaped into fame at New York recently, is being smothered with attentions here, To-night the City Aldermen will give the fighter a testimonial. 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