The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1912, Page 14

| UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY j Why Good Professional Coaches Are a Great Help to College MERE will be much argument over Cenell's lifting of the ban on Professional football coaches. In @ome colleges there's a feeling that the teams should depend entirely upon graduate coaching and the individual efforts of captaine. Perhaps in way there ts something sportsmaniike ver the possession of financial back- might have on a collexe team. It impossible for a college to others through buying the services most expensive football expert there's another side to the mat- » Every football squad is made up @ large number of youngsters who loping mind and character as @rength of body and ability to game. A professional coach iter Camp, for tnetance, who through the mill and who the game from beginning to end, can give the best of advice on all matters connected with the sport. Perhaps his mature judgment—or that of any relia- ble coach—would be of more benefit than that of @ less experienced gradu- ate player. 5 g H & z ifft i 2g ERELS ¥3¢°f i thing applies more than to foot- foymance that must be perfected Geotail. Take Coach Charles ot Cornell for example. He He doesn't change ii H Ha 'Advance Guard of Giants ' Both Teams Will Try Out a [on of the Giants to grounds as early us Feb. Off for South on Feb. 17; _Hilltops Leave March 4 1 League; Eimer Johnson, catcher, De- Three I League; Jack John- fon, outfielder, San Antonio, Tex., Texas L eague; Bert Maxwell, pitcher, Birming- Big Bunch of Youngsters in | Monbett a Southern League; Emmet pitcher, Dallas, Tex, Texas Their Training Camps. Teague; Milton Stock, shortstop, Fond du Lac, Wis, Wisconsin and Ulnote League; Charles Tesreau, pitcher, To- ronto, Can., International League. BY ALEX. SULLIVAN. ARRY WOLVERTON, the n fe the intention of Manager Mo manager of the Highlanders, expected in town to-day for the Durpose of conferring with President Farreil relative to the spring training plans. According to the new leader the New start for the W. The squad graduated thet will leave on that gate will be a) York America: will leave for their cam take party of youngsters who will set out|/camp at Atlante, Ga, on March 4, never ect boat or handled @ eweep|from this city. The next day another |which will give them four or five weeks and ta @ very short time turn ow an|batch will move southward from 8t.|of workouts in the land of the mag- caseman who knows what he is doing|Louls, The regulars will make the trip|nolias. He thinks thie fe all that @ and why he te doing ft, Desides that,| from this city on Feb, 20, Manager Mc-|player requires to get himself into can- frem hie experience he has learned| Grew will leave eo as to be on the dition. Rew to handle the men. They are noi|§Found in time to welcome the Arat) it is likely that Catchers Sweeney sing 10 be overtrained or overstrained| "ner of his and Wil to jorrow and next year after year beyond that, ADDY RYAN, who te a veritable giant among weight tossers, met Qn athletic enthusiast a couple of days ago. t “Weil,” eaid the fan, jokingly, “how fag have you thrown the hammer late- aye “A bunéred and ninety-four feet day newered Ryan, somewhat ing for the hammer throw, in spite of ic@ and snow drifts, The giant sa; that he is now master of the trip! turn, and that he can throw the big weight beyond Matt McGrath's record ; inflelder, both of Brid mark any old day. ae HORS ees. Seite 4 Onbone, outhelder, 1 MK two hundhred feet tn the | sets. “Sonn Berrell, pitcher, Spartan: | Yeu" with Rochester und formerly, with | mines Hyat angue; ° ;, J | the: jen; Ceo , the Roch- He wouldn't aurprine me a ~—s wuteavke Folia Association: Jester second baseman, formerly with | niter Pulehwysen 6 olumbia 8. | Detroit; Willlam Stump, shortat ro , South Atlantic League; Gua Gardel- > Pe in action they'd have upon which the young Giants get out on the lot for the first time and en- deavor to impress upon Manager Me- Grew thelr worth as big league ma- terial. among the neweomers who may stick ground until next fall, and in this ga- laxy there is none that the little Na- Toronto of the International League for further seasoning, even better goods than expected. witl have thirty-five men under his di- rection, division Marquard, randall, Ames, Wiltee and D sog, Fletcher, Devin and Paulette; out: flelders Devore, Murray, Snodgrase and Becker. Martin Springs are as follows: Feb. 20 will most likely be the day Hot Springs, Ark., po as they can take week or two before the baths for t Wolverton saya there will be about ne men in the Hilltop equad. Iready lopped off about a dozen and will drop a half dozen more ney leave the Metropolli There are any number of lads The owners of the ground Hot poleon has moro confidence in than Jean Terroau, tho atraping pitcher from |SPring# have offered the Ilighland the Ozark Mountains who was sent to the use of them for spring training, Reds having decided not to go Hrooklyn, Pittsburgh, the Phil. nd the Hed Sox will be at the in March. Irwin, acout of the High- has just returned from the and who delivered When the players of both divisions get jomether at Marlin Manager McGraw Those comprising the second will be plichera Mathewson, catchers Meyers, Wilson Cn inflelders Merkle, Doyle, ¥ af K. Appleby, eal ner, Portamout! George Clark, pitch Coleman, third bi tor C. Hoff, the southpaw, who looked 0 prominl year on the hilltop; Rennie Kauff, the outnelder, and Loul The youngster who will report at Arthur Hues, third baseman, feattle, red by draft from York, fought by the Chicago Cuba; Gu; outflelder, with the New Yorks last eea- third baseman, Tonnecticut League; I Boringheld. Conn, er, Dallas, Tex,, Taxa . J. 1, Curry, see - heart failure. Me looks like w man| shortstop, farted oat to Butta shears, pitcher. from who could take Johneon up in one hand | year; Hugh High, outfielder, Paris team of the Blue) 6nd use him to pick hie wweth with, Conn, Connectie 1M. FLYNN—he's a lucky guy.” | ‘That's what they all ray along | the line, inchentally some are to risk a peek of tron men on ‘the proposition that Jim Fiynn wit! not) Might Al Palser before meeting Jack | Jobson. Fiynn is wise tn tls, If he met Palser it's more than likely he Wouldn't meet Johnson afterward, no, being @ drawing cari. ‘This tan't « boost for Fa} ot son, outfielder, Kue, Who measures 6 feet 3, | Game From Hockey Club legs of & bunch of players and shot it into the cage for the first goal, Britton then tlet up the seore by making a a retty hot fre *y" ae Mies fer, Belew 'an 6 pretty ‘shot from the ten-yard mark possible anley again put hts team in the lead wouldn't have much more than a|olas Hockey Club succesded In defeat-| by scoring his second goal. Barton's ehance YHT, big and strong}ing the Hockey Club of New York at] ‘In the eecond period Btanley came to 4nd agerossive as he is, Nobody knows|the st. Nicholas Rink by a score of 3|/the front again by getting the puck that (better than Palzer'e manager, | goals tc from the others players and tallying O'Rourke, who says that in one year)” opny put hia third goal, which proved to be the more the big lowa farmer wil go after Johnson, and not a fortnignt sooner, |" 8 & rule champions don't spring up A ® Penson, either in boxing or | ¥ other game. To reach the top © man must have something more than ere natural ability, He must know his MoGrath is one of the stro: Men in the world, but he di break world’s records until! he had gone! through scares of competitions and had | learned the knack of using his atrength. | Corbett, Fitssimmons, Jeftries, Burns, and more than these, the present cham- | tage fought for yexrs before reacn- the top. good things of life never come Cheap. Burke's Second Win in 24 Hours Galler Burke scored his second win im twenty-four hours by ween Delaney, the big heavyweight, o ® ten-round bout at the Koyale A, ef Brookiys, Delaney had at } rt edvantage of twenty-five pounds ove desplio Gils big handicap | weet right after lim and! with @tiff punches ta! ‘ f winning one, ‘The preliminary (rale for the Otymede games, take place at Stockholm, Sweden, the tig stadium of the britiiant th the large crowd of spec- tators repeatedly applauded him. Britton, Clud, also came in for considerable ap- plause, Mo distinguished himself by scoring the only two goals which his ‘team got. After the game had only gone alx min- utes Stanley set the crowd wild by dragging the puck from between the Mona. ie formerly holder of the cham Honda 1\U0 of the Freneh Fateration of Aine. teur Billiant Mayers, will be one of the com. tetante in the folernational 18.2 balbiine (ouma. ment whieh wil be held tn this alty in Feb. roars. Howdil has cable! that he tnt for Amerive the latter part of thts’ a,” Lad TARIFF REDUCTION DISCOUNTED on all Winter materials, at our remnant sale. Suits of fine imported materials to measure $18.00. Overcoats to measure from Ke Pa. and) Zinn, | Upham, pitcher, Bridgeport, | St. Nicholas Wins Close THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1912," _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO SOME JOYOUS WINTER SPORTS AROUND NEW YORK Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World), FING On THE PIER AT CONEY ISLAND Gravesend Track to Give Week of Aug. 19 bia, Heh to, N™ YORK may not be able to Melton, Elysian or Shetland cloth, lined with guaranteed silk satin $25.00. You should get at least double value, or money back. ARNHEIM, PNinth te TELL WONT ANY § di KLE a akan Gravesend track wa: of Aug. 19. The week's treat here will rob Goshen, which has only a half-mile track and will not have her new mile track ready till next season, time usually allotted her, It was rathor in the nature of a sur- GOVERNOR OF NEVADA NCATE ET TIO WINNT __Grand Circuit Meeting '[ Dates for Next Season's Grand d Circuit Meetings. This City at Meeting of Board of Stewards. \ Kalamasoo, Mich, July 15-30, Detrolt, Mich. oO} July 22-21. hve any funning races this com- ing season, but it ts sure of some Syracuse, N. Detroit, M! Lexington, Ky., Oct city at the Waldorf-Astoria, the farded the week Drine that it would ask for them, Andy Welch was on hand and offered to forfett $500 If Gravesend didn't pull bed the meet as advertised. He flashed ow that he meant bus!l- and the award of dates was o of the Femuit. prive that the metropolis should be! One of most interesting incidents ied eh {t was no aur-|of the day's proceedings was an appll- ——-——— | cation for a franchise for Rockingham Park at Salem, Mass., the million dollar racetrack built by the late John W. Gates, which rejected. member of the Boston who has bought the was present with the manager ALREADY ASKED TO STOP JOHNSON-FLYNN BATTLE. Stock Exchange, track, . 1. Duntley, and told the atewards he wished to convert the park from a runnng course to one for trot- Funny how nobody wants to see poor Jack Johnson make any more money. Here is his match with Jim Flynn hardly arranged and a tentative date named in July for Weatover when aepesi;. [fides (e # epeedy. Salle for. Aareegs pata NE ‘ime. Nevada ‘and the Gevernee tm 1) Ft P, Haas, owner of the Pittsburgh | jumble Grafonela——the incom: to take steps, through the legis- track, and E, J. Tranter, manager, | lature or otherwise, to precinds || asked to be admitted to the circuit to follow the Cleveland meeting in Augu: Mr, Haas sald the horsemen in Pit burgh were unanimous for reg cult meets, and the Pittsburgh Mberal in it: any chances of the mill being staged in that State. It is strange, too, how many unheard-of places in Nevada have been named the acene of the coming cham. Pionship fight. Windward, which Jack Curley, manager of’ Flynn, ways doesn't exist, Metropolis and Wendover are the places men- tioned so far, with many others Ukely to follow before the big date rolls around, lar cire port would find support. Pitts: asked the reinstate- | ment of the Columbus track, which was dropped from the circult last sea- son because the late dates were not ac- ceptable to the track owners. Have You Seen The New Bottle —The Bottle That Guarantees You A Good Whiskey ? Next drink you take, ask for “Wilson”’—yes, theold “Wilson.” But be sure you get it in the new bottle ~—the bottle with the new top. This is your guarantee that you're getting the best whiskey man ever made—and that you're getting it ex- actly as it was made. No chance with the new bottle for anyyhing but a real drink whose every drop is pure. Thet means a lot! ‘Wilson Whiskey Sold Everywhere, ‘ TEI Ng AGE: HEB ARRAY OG oe IF ters, and would guarantee to remodel | tho present track of one mile and an Rockingham submitted certi- of $00 each as guarantees 8, THROWING AT CELTIC PARK. -.. HAMMER, PAT RYAN TRAINING To BEAT MSGRATH'S RECORD. oe Geo. McDonald Sails, but Will Return V With Two Champions English Mane to Come Back With Matt and Bom- bardier Wells. BY JOHN POLLOCK. EORGE M'DONALD, the manager G of the English champion Matt Wells, much to tho surprise of his many friends in this city, left to-day a, time and it was thought he would re- main for the rest of the winter, at least. Although he has been endeavoring to arrange som boxing bouts since rrival, the real purpose of his visit was to try to purchase two crack horses, 1 Novelty, from Ch Kohler, ho bought the cream of Sam stable, cDonald says that his mission here, as far as buying the horses, was a! % fajlure, but as Mr. Kohler is taking | passage on the same steamer as McDon- ald there may still be hope of the shrewd English sporteman arranging the deal. When McDonald returns here, and he weeks, he will have with him Matt Wolls, the English lightweight cham- pion, and Bombadier Wells, the English | heavywelght champion (not related to each other), with him, and it is‘his in- tention to match the latter with Carl says that it will be in three or four| J: Morris in this city. who is matched to fight Jack mays that When you realize you can hear BONCI reat Lyric Tenor. tn So Bower od? Heannis: KNABE WAREROOMS Sth Ave., Cor. 39th St. & v) A Esher hy fo a eae Bway &, ah: "Bes, 6.30, Tamme ARLISS Sv bisRAgLI ASTOR Sey § (5,27 35,0 Raymond Hitchcock ® cents a8 3 i B85 MADISON a GARDEN ADM. 5O0c, HURSDAY. 81.00, BELASCO jt Yast Sh DAVID WAR ate DAVID BELASCO Y HARVARD HOCKE RRNA TO-NIGHT, 8.30, | st. NICHOLAS RINK, HINEMACOLOR wot CORONATION FOMSTA™ wtond_ others ieee es it tee eat a Bi Soest Ale "rans afm? iS ea ‘Be, ia le, ey ag | ik Mei BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT. At Sharkey A. C.—Harry Thomas vs. Harry Tracey of Philadelphia, ten rounds, At Long Acre A. A.—Ray Simon va. Billy bere tty ten rounds, At Houston A, Young O'Leary vs. Eddie O'Keete of wnvadeiphia, ten rounds, Matches Ari Arranged. Billy “Honey” Mellody vs. Billy West, ten rounds, Long Acre A. A, Saturday night. Young Hickey va. Paddy Sullivan, ten rounds, Olympic A. C., Saturday night. & middioweight. Garry much and failed to knock me oi. fond’ that night I beat him in New York. He weighed 220, tm thovaul eree ‘storped Took a few solid ‘inches irom Sfonte ‘And, beliere me, that fellow can hit, His bows carry de. cidely more punishing ‘power than Joheson Jock may not tke that, but T ought te koow, Kiddie MoGoorty, who ie one of the fire 1 ti Sue musdlewelahia that are now fighting th ‘thei way to the front for posession of Susie, weight ti ibe cen An another bontt ta ehls city on Tuesday evening, Jan, 30. MoGoorty wii’ woet Walter Coffey of California in a ten-rounc contest, shaving accepted the terms which Biliy Gibwon' telegraphed to him, ‘Out in Pittduneh to-night there will be another important battle between toymotch middiewaigis Dillon of Indianapolis and Bob Milwaukee will be the principals in @ eizround bout before the Duquesne Ganien A, C., the largest club im that city, Thie will be the third time the men have fo the other two buuts being ten-round no.decision’ contests, A match was arranged today between Jack Goodman, the poylar west side fighter, and Young Ahearn, the ‘dancing master.” " They will meet in ten-round bout at one of the local clube on Thursday evening, Feb, 1. Goodman and Ahearn have already fought two fast ten- round bouts, and their coming scrap should also be an interesting affair, AMUSEMENTS, a 00, pare alt THE BIRD id PARADISE SMH St. Pe, gen ge, eas, ape BTS, A A BUTTERFLY 0 "ON THE ‘WHEEL SO. > Min a, , The yeas Tee by ieniaitt De ca —e ire Comedy LYRIC &% *t prosdwer, raid Redo E att ep BLUE wae Ty i ay Er Manhat ‘Matince aaa, T EG GaNibLeRs WEST END =; eee NGTON pease on VAMITIE BALL||: ‘The Only Real French Masquerade Thursday, January 11, 1912 TERRACE GARDEN Tickets 283.00 PIAMMERSTEIN’S a, ait, 25-00-75-$1,00. Daily Mats, 25-80-75, Breese & Co. Lgdia Barry, Lorca ey ‘Alter Dark in China: & Cantwell, bo Girle, & others, XtauNATO BEVERIDGE Tickets $1.80 to OLYM PIC fistbe Toon ie a titites 1 LABOR A | stn v rmances lay, Ja . meatitee METROPOLITAN UPERA HOUSE To-Ninhyatntsidn VRS BRebe SPICE 5 | ACADEMY OE MERC 10, 20 de 300 SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS | pte Mert Gg HURTIG &SEAMON'S Ea su AVE, eet | Jan. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN | AN Dyson. Outpoints Eattling Mantell Battling Mantell was badly handi- capped in his bout against Young Dy-~ son, the clever Pawtucket boy, at Brown's Gymnasium, and despite a bad eye and one damaged hand he put up @ corking battle. Mantell says he was stale because of his inability to do any boxing for the contest on account of the black optic which he received in mill with Lew Meyers on New . Added to this he hurt left hand early in the bout and for the closing seven rounds to box with his right. Dyson used a eft hand Jab to good effect throughout and b eas on points, Battling Nelson Loses to Novice SPRINGFIELD, 0., Jan. 10.—Though Battling Nelson carried the milling to his opponent at all stages of the game before the Springfield Athletic Club, Tommy O'Rourke of Memphis displayed more cleverness and ability. Nelson re- sorted to his old butting tactics, The first and second rounds, though fast, were even, neither boxer displaying much superiority over the other. third round began speeding up, and at the end of the tenth both men were milling hammer and tongs. . SS ed z Defeats Nit , Jan 10.—Knockout Bren- nan, the local welterweight, scored @ cleancut victory over Young Nitchie of Philadelphia In a fast ten-round bout at the International Athletic Club, Bren- nan forced the Quaker lad from the tap of the gong, scoring a clean knock down in the first round. —_———>____— QUEAL RACES TWO TO-NIGHT. f . the foremost long-distance ot Ameritas sched te race ten Bret first’ five miles oe Bleue ines utes for the Journ i cathe. Brena h Imarathoper rand the iocal® proves the za ‘were ita Viernes trifle over sith te wan, Qoeat wa ave'\a' better fi, OLD TIME BOOKMAKER DEAD. CHICAGO, Jan, 10.—Marews H, Ci on hobby being to, 1Ay me fitiycews Seared. Tagg hia his’ former diome in BARRYMORE AGh Ww. 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