The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1912, Page 14

FE, OER ar doe tee | H ; B ® omnes) mae eee “me ee f UP-TO-DATE AND. NEwSY =, (GUN NOTTO BE TRADED FOR “LEFTY” MATTERN After thotr first oonfarence tn Boaton John M. Ward and James Gaffney, the now owners of the Heaneaters, have ts- sued @ atatement in which they deny that Al Mattern, the great left-handed pitcher, will be traded for Arthur Dev- ln of the Giants, “While I belleve that Devitn hae sev. 1 years of bansball left in him,” satd Mr. Ward, “I would not ewap any of the presont Toston Nationals, for hi Mattern {x too good a piteher for Boston to take @ chance on his going to some other club. We want good ball players 6 are going to get them If ft can You can reat assured that gto turn any good ones Brown Wins Over Attell in Poor Battle Because He Does the! Rushing While Attell Works’ on Defense. | 17, the Prose Pubishing On, Now York LL and Knockout Brown boxed ten rounds at} the National 8, C. last night. uring the ten rounds Attell hard-| ly took a forward step, while Brown, | rushing and rushing in antly, | I, TE Finst Roun KO, Jansen ame On The most, Joone,”” Building Up The American Man Discussed by World's Greatest Health-Makers: and Students of Physiology in Serial Instalments Expressly for The Evening World. ‘ength of his aggressiveness that would entitle him to a decision were uch things allowed in New York, Strong Womanhood—Her Influence on the Race Is Important, Says Dr. Sargent, ways trying, took a lead on the Deyelop the Athletic Girl That She May Grow Into; Lopyright, 1013, RAPiny ONG way *F.0. Found WE CouLon'T miso. ¥ the Prove Publishing Co _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, Artin stoop STL AND LET Brow cry fom MALE A HINUTE PUNCH AT 1912, ROBE SOME THINGS THAT MADE THEM CHEER AND HISS (The New York We ony van Abit sivesterpes Anp tet Brown) “TAKE A HeActR, INTe THe se SCATS. EDITED BY RT EDGREN |YALE DROPS N. Y. U. FROM ITS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE. NeW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 19—Yale drops two weak teams and substitutes for them Lafayette and Washington lana J in the announcement of hedule for next year nade to-da he two teams take the » of New York University and Vir- 4 Polytechnic Institute, both of nich proved weak teams and not good \drawing cards last fall. In all proba- bility Arthur Howe will be appointed oach by Capt. Spalding, The following is the schedul 6, Wesleyan; Sept. 28, Holy Cro Lafayette, all at Syracuse; Oct. New Haven. Oct. West Point, West Point. Oct. 2%, Washington Jefferson; Nov. 2 Colgate; Nov. Brown, all at New Haven. Nov. 16, | Princeton, at Princeton, Nov, 2%, Har. | vard, at New Haven. t | | (Special to The | INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan, 19,—Ye Say. tor of Indianapolis defeated Preddie CI | Phiadeiphis, beating im all the way tm) a tame | Found bout, Saylor knocked ly through . the ropes in the third, and ie. the ninth be ‘floored ‘atth ing 19 | ENRliy was Sia the ell ented te round, tetiaed thught, he was. Knocked ou {tai saved sin, ant he fated te tooth gamle in dist aM, 'Papke ‘Has Not Retired, But Is Going Into Training Biown Got $451 More Than Aiteli gross receipts of the Kno at the National Sporting Club last night amounted to $9,014. Players and Umpires? ‘kout Hrown-Abe Attell ten-round bout ‘Would Members of Commis- sion Settle Disputes Between onator Fraw- _'State to Boss Baseball! - What D* it Dye Know ‘Bout That? the ball out of the lot. And it's no telling: what other rules might be form- ulated, The fans are lined up with the Sen+ ator In his endeavors to ald the plays ands, but they w howl tf the diamond sport ttself was interfered with. MAY REINSTATE HORSEMEN. Here is ELL! well! well! § ee Paresrerrern eratuuenv ea tn Harvard's Physical Instructor. | how the money was divided: A (MAR aaa Minin eee Re rowd at times expressed tts dis Knockout Brown's end (W0 per cent... tee Albiny baal Ras dager (Mast i abbr {a {ton they will consider the question of Tasleaction in intents, Taat crowd, eee seSeniaeiin Ree AT eel bee cent.) the regulation of basebait in thie State, |relmstating all owners, trainers, jockeys incidentally, was almost a record Talks With Prof. Sargent—No. 6. | Ges wan ; ator's plan is to levy a tax, [Riad Hottes) ie perusrat be Wen aker for the National 8. ©. It i; HE most tmportant factor in preventing the | ' 119 Reo ee eee ea: | 0110 Dea as, 18iks i ae ept pouring in through the doors | physical decline of the Anglo-Saxon race,” | BY JOHN POLLOCK. aie Ma aaeptedl th ther beneeipa? 1 al of the stewards of the jong after the last seat had been: #ays Prof. Sargent, “Is what ts known as | BY PAPKE, who still cladms to lthe public playgrounds, as well as to| Jocke. Club | ranted the Charleston Id, It jammed the space along the the ‘athletle girl. | be the middlewelght champton, 1s SAAEDE Oto Roaeask Wi the State Athletic Commission full ataciase ne ard darlrerbery pale alls and {t encroached upon the “Since the Dark Ages we have tnherited a feeling, | Od ” B not through, with the fighting |} f the si ay Jas. to reg ate ihe ener ie ge.|l Geom daa 24 to April 19, 1912, seventys jslos, where a fow extra chairs had| as vague as it may be, that women should remain in LLL PUAN aa ted fan! i eee slacarounds ininodable, {Ave Facing day's, and the appointment placed to relieve the pressure. partial seclusion to await the return of thefr husbands, | from the ring, and that the Hise pits ne ten Mert a ine eteatig | nat what the fans and players want to SENG EERIE RBG EnG “Ss Rania Tho trouble with the fight was and that they should not be made physteally, or mum [which were went from Chie Bova fo goa gan aeuae Sh oua| know ts what will happen to the game | Smlth appointed steward to represent hat the willingness was all on one cularly, strong. In the older days the women of the other cities in the Weat to the effect | Moran a winuer of $1.40 on the dat uae apevrandn tint dey auir cna Pd ; A Aide. Brown was willing enough, | Orient were looked upon merely as playthings, and in pine alk poe cone Wien Gat waren who has fst sianed Ane paul eae co ca eager ven though he was a novice com: | a slight degree that {dea still has lodging in the brain jo Into strict ralning at Hee Sprinus (Vetnin tae | Would the commission atop the tme- ed Par fa ste te reat red to the clover featherwelght | of man. |tor neveral weeks, ongago a real live) fie privites of ascesting 40 he On nenes spats between players and the “ = = hampion. At the very beginning | RAE » 6 We are just now beginning to learn that women are] ivenpoor, Jan, 1%—Iarry Lew’ |manager to arrange his matches for |# DD mire? f the first round Brown ran at Ablto| destined to take an important part in the affairs of bu : fo and that they can be big /men, or children, to develop thelr mus- papped & most, unsxpected right? teeters a Yee te cles we would have an ideal nation in ver against hia nose, He followed | careers, Retor © course of @ few generations. "One of the greatest harms that comen to our Women, and our men too fer that matter, from lack of phya xercine, Is high strung nerves and @ 4th more righte—he Jabs with that) strong in body as we . as mind. jand—and Abe sniffed. There} THE ‘ATHLETIC GIRL’ THE SA- fasn't much doing by Attell in that VIOR OF THE RACE. 5 hptiore io etrt’ nvequent feeling of | impattence, ind, barring three or four uppers) ,“AR a mation the vatnlene Kt ane | They b ed paso mich & High : Geatined to be the ¢ pitch mentally that the wal utes Getto ne as vad rusl pace, A woman who le w phsteally oh nena y that y cannot t | je isn rying yet,” com} cannot be expected to giv the r10®| BRAIN NEEDS REST SAME AS) ented tho spectators children, We must develop our | THE MUSCLES. | ut girls wo that they will grow up 5 WOUGH WORK IN THE SECOND.) eine won ‘hey must know ‘the Heh ones or rman who heoamee ten W . anata Bsc agaa oe patient at the telephone girl, for in- Me Gvce cman’: moby more deine 18) value of thelr muscios and Le CRUEL) Since, who does not get 8 number ‘ ie Mea a, | ba: use: her Quickly, ought to go in an exchange and ing hiv right out and trying to] “As 1 sald in discussing the physleal| geo theac giris at work. ‘The telephone ing 4 left through Attell’s careful) traning of children, the mothers the™| girly also become nervously keyed up rd. Attell countered well and seemed to bluine for wha sdght vel from constantly using their brains, but have plenty of strength. In the third! physical 'r wom | the difference Is that they have so much Brown, exasperated by his inability to teach the to nelto do that they should be given sym- Jand and by Abie's occasional upper-|’ and to rett Hath | pathy Inscend of caustic eriticiam. Car. ; ncles hen| rying twenty or thirty numbers tn o ee ‘art —— in Lary he appear maseull 8.00] head and trying to adjust the plugs rap: ht hand and whaled away for | iinerw would rather seo thole dauyh-|idly ta a diMealt undertaking, Often fora! ‘effects with his left, ° 8 tors with # Ily-like complexion than tol when the telephone audscriber te com- Patay Haley, the referee, made no ob tion to thie foul fighting Brown @rved st unt! the end of the ten rounds, Mitel! was none too clean himself, for seo them body: or n that healthy and strong in the] plaining about delay the telephone girl Is working harder to get the number than i# the person who desires It. stant strain on the menti there ta an impee me reas’ athlet the American welterweight who r lost a decision to George Carpentier, | fighter, in @ twenty-round bout here last night and knocked him Out In the eighth round with @ heavy righthand swing on the Jaw. Lewis was too fast and clever for his | colured opponent, and had no trouble) In getting in his blows, After the fifth | ., round tt mpionship Lewis prodably wi!l be matched now for w return fight with Carpentier, pein aie atc 1 GIANTS SIGN LUBY, | was 3 5-65, ANOTHER HARD HITTER. The Glants have secured a new won- der in the person of Bill Luby, a heavy hitter from the Connecticut League, He hit .821 lawt season and played in weveral | outfeld positicns, White Sox urged McGraw to give this | young fellow a chani nd assured | him that Luby would make good. Luby managed the Northampton club tn the | day night. wats good. Intercity of girls ts connected with girl is a severe t Shows Min head more than the rule) Ti cetnat does not follow H 16] her strength and the employers : ost and womanly | found that physteal exer ga the last halt minute ef the fourth | i) the others, In fact they become so ary to thelr being. wn rushed Able to the ropes. Backed | yealthy in mind and body that they wclow must be brought Into them, Attell deitberately] hyve no place or time evil though: 1s to give those of the brain a ropped his hands to his sides and stood | death and purity Bo Lowey f our women Who afe not tele- ere While K, 0, sw and rights] "We are sending bund phone Kila Would mew the necessity of a lot them 0, trained young women over tt this divers ‘on by physica! wercise (hey puch " try aw physical instructors would become 1 rf Sema Ah hood of America I® certain. to be] Can you tmagine what an ‘deal exiat- Bey landed. '1t-looked Jhelped. If the mothers would cnly|ence we would lead If everybody wal rowed # page from Leach Crom's| join in and eticourage the ttle wor patient and compored book, but if so he didn't have al —— —— . a - chance to try the one big punoh, for the bell cur in. Attel! walked slowty! GOOD TEAM RACE, THIS. ap apa NE: eae tgy | BOXING SHOW TO-NIGHT. |) to his corner, looking a Mttle tired. But | | the was al! right when the bell rung) One of the mont Interesting events at - | asain. the Irish-American A, C. games next At American A. A. Brooklyn) BROWN GFTS VERY FUSSY Thuraday night will be tie team ruce |] Wile Howard va, Hattling Mantell, Im the next round Abe damagea| for club teams of two men, The dis- | tem rounds. | Brown's mouth and the right eye chat | tance WH be elit miles, and the run: | Acrat Hogan pummeiied, and Hrown got very | Here WI be allowed to Telluve aut | T wrankie White of Chicago ve. fussy, and taking another chancery | Other as often as they pe \ |} Young Dyson of Providence, ten kd around Abe's neck walloped im jena of any inp. Teama from the N. ¥ rounds at the Brown Gymnasium A. Well with the f Xavier Club, b-A, A... Mohawk | y left. Abe broke away on Tuesday night, and punched Brown back with sti Javy| A: Cu Pastime A. C. and TA. A. © that tilted his head whenever they | ‘#°ent DWN BRRPES CANA PRES landed. ‘wan won by the LeA, A, C, team coms “ivory Nat Ball Latest. After that he went back to his e:al!-| Peed of Mike Hyan and Martin Muss | CHICAGO, Jan, 19.—President Charles fng game, letting K. 0. do ail of the| Ma” Iast year, and this team will start |W. gturphy brought back from Panama | work, while he stood flat-footed ana| ## favorites next week, Canal tone an idea which, If carr’ elther blocked or gountered, It was ve- | out, may revolutontae tho Manufacture ginning to look as {f Abe either { baxeballe, While there recently he Want to fignt or had gone buck « discovered what 1s known as an “ivory miler from the old furm that ma him Hut” @ substance a for making buts tons. on clo ninattor Murphy many years. t He immedtatel conceived the Tm the ninth round Brown was making st using them tn pliye of the cork one of his Urual rushes w Abe sides centres for baseball a deftly and gave him a Murphy said lust night he would ex- he foundered past. K. 0. Fen periment with the view of making an th Gham Wvory nut”? baveball. 6 ink hands rity in New Yc hats of the men in a rin barnstorming through Hany krinned, Brown clambored Bat Nelson, He can get away with a again, few things out there that won't pass Tn the final round they did some spec- | muster here, where We can see 90 many ee LA tacular work, putting their heads to- who do their best every time, gether like two billy goats and punch+ | they start, \ ing away with both hands ae ae | BROWN LANDED THE ONE HARD (ox: ROBERT M THOMPSON, President of the American ine a BLOW, mittee of the Olympte eo one really hard blow of the battle | will be held tn Sweden tn N 1 wos innded by K. 0. Brown, On one | line appointed Alfred Curtls of the t euralgia eceasion ho swung a raitiing right) A. C, on the Finance Commi Tt is Ss if @ against Abie's wishbone. Abe didn't like | proposed that the committee spond » uy erer « hls head and pro- therm ts no longer need of your suf of jt# money to charter @ steamer that tected to the referee and remonsirated will take the American team and the with Brown, but the blow was perfectly Amertean officials dir fair, holm, Sweden, This te ‘Two things were shown by the scrap Firat, K. ©, hasn't learned anything new, He has the same old two or three punches, delivered in tho same old way, fiecond, Attell, unless\he can work up @| road and steamer and hotel ttle more Jose his dations provided by @ “sous” e" It would do away with the many det and inconveniences suffered by American athiet the formerly when the) team travelled abroad and had tts rati- “NEURO CHEMICAL co., West Brighton, “'. Y. City. |Connectleut League the | jand frequently, | Whiskey is made for the careful man. It's until It disbanded |at the Racquet tournament This afternoon W. Yonkers will play George T. Moon jr. of Brooklyn, and to-night M. of Harlem will meet E. R. oe Ed Waish of the QUAKER RACQUET TEAM TO PLAY HERE TO-MORROW. racquets will ' him and then will be ready to take on | ‘ently al the middlewelghts who care to meet | { WELD BEATS DR. TUGGLE f IN BILLIARD TOURNEY.| 4 ascn, was sranand tor terme tomy | 0 Robert Weld of Washington Heights | Played a clever game of billiards last |{ night !n the National Class C , for pays in the tourney which began last Mon- | {Qh His high run was he also made 18 and 15. W. Harris and Tennis Club C amateur 18.2 6, and His average |, Dr. Tuggle made a h run of 12 and his average was 2 13-65, | will weigh in at Weld's judgment of distance and speed J. Doyle | pir Hollander, be resumed | With y]in con the Bt at Wo him. He concluded his letter by saying | next summer, when, df J Devore the middiewelght champlon of France, that the next thne he ants he wil | Teanette, the colored hearyweight and Grtt|should steal eecond bae and be called | In a twenty-round bout at Paris, met | ——— nae 7 SORE out, he so far forgot himself as to | 7 “sbi “Dixte Kid," the colored American! Mg net on Address the umpire. in the. following |{ LYCEUM "4 Naik rousds at. th dass with him in ar Honey, west side dole ‘of Pittaburgh, htweiehts from out of en “nat ver. Frannie representotive 1 step out from t ant play ad verve him with grand stand, on the shoulder nx gat t was plain to be seen that, payers at the Morningside Billiard Wiha ia xt day and answer charg Dixie Kid" was completely outclassed, | Academy. Tom Medtahion of Pittsbu he umpire, as he could not lund effectively on) He defeated Dr. T. W. Tuggle of | 2p, joale -veauteriy, 38 8 would probably Lewis, while the latter wore him down|tarlem by 200 to 143, and made the | ¢ at the trial with heavy punches in the stomach, | highest average and highest run so far and the next day's game to he postponed until Vin was then subetituted ded Wille fi hie of California bh e commissioners would prac- aut Kochter at Clevel muy and Mmit the number of 400 night ink o balls to be used in each game to four, ae Sis In that case the game would be held - agit up around the fifth inning while spec- || Mme, Pig THE RETURN on'na tators scoured the adjacent netghbor- JERUSALEM ho fou for the missing balls that we er the grand stand. Th mission, if it cared to, mig! make ita felony for any batter to k Tern nit, eve for ax rou at ft lin to-morrow nie | ' SWELL YOUR PURSE by ordering from our remnant sale. ony last year, and he was hitting at @ great | West Forty-fourth street to-morrow A 5 © are lip when the club went un: Later jafternoon, In the first halt, a week! Sacrilicing regardless of iormer prices. Suits he joined the Haverhill club and kept © PHI lagalahiay Honors wel 2 €)} 4 up his hitthig for an average of OE eee tee an | Of fine Imported materials to measure $18.00. We linet Go Sin vacetved ta the umeen ae loccasion Payne Whitney and M. *, Trousers $5.00, Fancy silk vestings $5.00, the Barger, New Yo Giants, and he will go South with club next month, pce McGinley an (Spectal to The Evening World), PEORIA, Ill, Jan. 19.—Steve McGin- ley of Moline and Jack Herrick of |cago went ten fast rounds to |nere last night. McGinley landed hard but the more rugged strength. The bout was flercely waged throughout, ‘Let the Bottle Tell You the Truth \ The New Bottle With The New Top Remember this, Mr. Man—you ought to be just as careful about what you drink ‘as you are about what you eat. Wilson made absolute/y pure. Then it is put into ‘the new bottle, with the new top, so that it is pure when you get it. With the ordin- ary bottle you're taking chances—sometimes labels lie. With the new bottle you're get- ting a guarantee of a gocd drink-—the real Wilson — and always the same. Wilson ‘3 second tea feated W. M, Tilden and Walter Thayer, while Manhattan's first couple, J don Douglas and W. celved a trimming at George Brooke and Wilson Potter. It is expected that the will be on hand to-morrow, Barger and Whitney, however, will b Herrick showed first team. At Philadelphia Tilden and | tnaver were off their game and Potter were at their b Stackpole, the hands old Wilson In the New Bottle me players New York's but Brooke; it. formerly sold for $20.00. 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