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' @nd add that I'd cheerfully walk -_ Morris and Stewart Box Slash- | ing Ten-Round Bout With| Oraw Only Fair Decision. fought the hardest and fastest ten rounds last night that I've @een fought between heavyweights @lace the great old days of the Hor- fom law. And on turning tho battle ever in my mind, even hours after the @ang of tho last gong, I'm unable to Dick @ winner. The fighting on both ides was #0 force, and the Okla- Boma giant's confident and constant egsrearion w #0 much offset by Sim Stewart's heayy hitting and re- markable cleverness that !t would be @a enfair thing to claim a victory for @ther one. Let mo call it a draw Cw MORRIS and Jim Stewart @rom hore to Philadelphia in a bidz- Gard to see another like it. The battlefield was the Carlyle A.C, which ts about two sleeps from New York, somewhere down tn the @nexplored § wilderness of outer Brooklyn. I went to the end of a @ar line and landed on an ice pack. After @ hazardous climb over the Bummocks I found the club, a huge, Darolike structure once used as a @ummer dancing pavilion. In ita cold @torage interior half a crowd of speo- tators was shivering through the pro- Mminaries. When they were over at last there was a long delay, and finally Stewart climbed into the ring, muffled in a dressing gown. Morris came in with coat and troveers ever his fighting tows, Charlie White @timbed up and, after hopping around the ring to warm up, removed hie ovat nd vest and hat. The spectators shive @red. Charies, with hie hat off and the @eroury trying to crawi out throug! the bottom of tho thermometer, sight to Inspire pity. a The fighters stripped quickly and looked about as comfortable as Coney Island bathers, Weights were announced-—Morris, 290; Stewart, 02. Big as he was, the Okla- Reme giant looked as slim and sinewy 08 8 boy. Stewart wandered out of his corner nd stood within easy range of Morris, aiting for the bell. White sent him back, and then the gung olanged and they were off. ERHAPS it was because of a de P fire to wet warm tn a hurry that they began slamming away with. Out @ preliminary spar, Stewart landed @ left, and Morris camo back with a fight, and in a second they wore slug- @ing furiously, Morris had a@ littl the Detter of It in a firet round that was one @ontinuous mixup. Hut Stowert, to the @urprise of the spectators, atood right ‘Up to him, met rush with rush and was | Rot @ Whit less confident than the glant | bimaelf. In the middie of the second round Jim eased up a moment and backed away a etep or two. Bim in @ victorious rush, reaching for | the knockout. And Stewart, onty being a bit diplomatic, measured | him with errific right wwing on the | chin that staggered him for a second But Morris didn't stop com Ho | Pushed his way tn close and, leantug | ever, swung rights against Jim's until they boomed Ike a drum. were well warmed up now. Mo Pushed and rushed and art met hin a nage t | ful tt, The crash | of chattering teeth | drowned the sound eround the rug 9 t round | Morrie ran from hie | art against the was out of «in astyle lethargy and easy nout wit wag full of f & cool, confident, Nyt IN the fourth two lightning: bolt Ohin, The bi do an elephar in ani gave | . 1 fought in the clincses, hookins and per-outting, wnttl Vantte ord: to break, and brew clean gooner were ey eparl than the fo again, Plugging furlousiy @rove boa. and aga'n. @tewart wht: attack a litte the Afth and plunged tn with crushing straight rights t struck ove rig'e heart and left # red spot Brooklyn crowd was ert, Morris ate tho p Fushed continually. He enced, sure of his moven in hi ln the red them And Mor &@ Counter Htroke, Siewart felnted times, jumped tn and swore o it, Morris Ain't even ‘ . back. He Jabbed id untti Siewart cl! They broke, M im, and stew 4 ed and started pwifily wid and UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Billy Gibson Arranges McFarland-Maloney Match for B'te QIBSON was a very busy signed up two good bouts between prominent fighters for his club tn the Brons. matoh between Packey McFarland and Tommy Maloney, to take place on the ni thoy will battie being agreed upon as 1% pounde at 6 P.M. @ibeon met Jim Owen Moran, aod Gil Boag, manager of “One-Round’ sporting hotel. Moran and Hogan?” said Billy to th two managers, piled Johnson, Boag asked, “What is the “WIL 183 pounds, ringside, on March 6, oult right,” anawored both managers, and the match was clined, ‘Tonight's bout at the Fairmont A, C. will u ra Morria came tearing at | 18) THE Copynant, on (Seong! th LAr Two Good Ring Contests BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT. At Fairmont A. C.—Mike Gibbons va, Freddie Hicks of Detroit, ten rounds. At Brown Gymnasium A, A— Louts De Ponthieu of France vs, Young Dyson, ten rounds, At Royale A. C,, Hrooklyn—Al Padger ve. Sailor White, ten rounds, At Mount Vernon A. C.-Tommy Maloney ve. Tommy Stagg, ten rounds, Feb. 27 and Moran-Hogan Bout for March 5, BY JOHN POLLOCK, J fight promoter last ovaniny | when and concluded his work had Matches Arranged. Phil Crome va, Tommy Philadelphia, ten rounc He atarted off by clinching a ey of at the Now A. A. on Friday night, ieht of Feb, 2, the welght at which ie ha tan ‘hy A few houre later y Johnaon, manager of Nir Ginyu hag Hogan, at an uptown OF arene “How about matching oftering ‘hime ofthe en -rontid go between Ak anand Paddy Lao, wich wil | ‘of the clube in Wurfale on F wit raped pet the “That eulte me," re- @ weight and the date of the bout? te ini, ined eth fi 7 of ta i afloat you?’ exclaimed Gibson, “All wae “ih ie hho - talette ae Blace brand Th ow just how quod Preidy Micka of Detroit “ie ooker, he imeXee @ respectable abowing againa! Mahe 4 cnanons agaluet, the ae) of the local ne hte Sidhe club ‘officials to ‘bout, AP ge ius ct in Mat nd notiver At, te Paul ‘Aitbe's eapense EVENING WORLD, 1912, bY The Prose Publishing Co. TeRRIFIG MIXING FLOORED AN ELSRHANT DIDNT EVEN CRIVE MORRIS BACK Douglas Gains Permanent New Yorker Defeats Chicago Player in Final Round of Tuxedo Park Tourney. GORDON York @aatly ck of tho University Club, Chicago, in 1 round for the gold racquet on rts Kacquet Club at Tuxed straight games, thug w! lex of the Clarence Mackay trophy and aining it outright by the @core of 16-6, Wylie ©, Grant defeated Walter Merritt Hall, "= “Canucks” Again Outclass i Toronto Boys ee a One-Sided| (The New York World) Gi = SWINGS THAT MIGHT HAVE Possession of Gold Racquet fated ae tenth on the national ranking fist. im the third Tound ‘of the atonal door ten gonbly singles on the ets ct Hy jeaiment Armory. Grant, who ba ee fndoor title, was at his beet, berger, i champion girth tah. American At ‘the Keighis ott. ant th Regiment Armory, the fast ‘quarter.milers fn ‘hese €0 tational the inter and etic Cinb, of the DOUGLAS of the New nnis and Racquet Gub defeated Harold F, MoCor- seve t entierger's second, victory, and The ten’ pounte thes noite im inp Rim the Der: manent possession of the 6800 trophy. of the Tuxedo Tennis and fenbune Ontahed aecond national” ater 14.2 baltitae waist championslip tolrnameut by winning the Perey Cite of € ‘the, ‘Hanover Clu, rook! 400 Fnlahed, me 3, Ferdinand P IN THE CONSTANT Mixes MORRIS SWUNG Terrific RIGHTS Booy CLEVER. IN AVOIDING THE ‘TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1912. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK INTO STEWART'S STEWART WAS VERY ANTS _RUSHES. Brown Deteats Gai.ey in Fast Six-Round Bout (Special te The Evening World.) PHILADBLPHIA, Feb. 18.--K. 0. Brown, the New York lightweight boxer, defeated Billy Galley, clatmant of the Ughtweight championship of Australia, fm @ eix-round bout before a crowded house at the American A. C. The bout was fast and exciting as any one would | care to see, Knovkout did not do much in the first round, allowing Gailey to do ail the fighting. In the second Brown | landed both hands to the body and head, often shaking up the lad from ‘AS A PUNCH-ABSORBER CARL MORRIS IS A HUMAN SPONGE EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN New York Taking Keen Interest in the National Local Team’s Positlon at ish Depends Largely on Series With St. Louis the Last Three Days of This Week. A 8 the end of the season approaches, exhibiting keen tnterest in the National Dililard League's three-cush- jon carom tournament, as there 1s strong likelihood of a big shakeup be- fore the race ts over. leading, but the cuelsts representing that city In the tournament have a hard who have followed the race believe the chances of Kansas City landing the tro- phy are very bright. New York stands fourth at the preesnt time, and whether the Gotham crew lands at or near the top of the column when the tournament is finished depends largely on the result of its meeting with St. Louis at Doy! Forty-second Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, In this meeting Pimer Farrar will be the etar performer for the Mound City. His New York opponent will be John Dankelman, and inasmuch the St. Louls expert has been cleaning up in great style in Boston and Philadelphia, Dankelman will have to travel fast to {t has enjoyed success that promise: long Mfe. In amateur blilards tt oce National League in organized basebail, the Antipodes. As in the National League, there are Giants to Open Season lgiaccien 10 Cope to Open at Home on Same Date With Bos- | ton Club. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. HEN the National League base- ball meeting ends at the Wal- dorf to-day the fans will know t three thin The Giants wil open the season in Brooklyn and the Highianders will open at home with the Boston Club on April M1, The Brooklyn Club will come over {to New York after the first serles and j Me open the season at the Polo| Grounds, The schedule calling for 154 games oniham Unt: backstop of the ested ‘iw "the big” awa _ Local Team at Hockey. if wed the most perfect team play seen here this season, ‘Thelr forward line ruse 1 down the length of the rink, all in a straight line, passing the puck i abd fro with sure, clock lke pre: Match, but Spectators ain 4 wien they ewtne within @moooting jatar the right man al- ny ji ways had to make a hard, acourate Enjoyed It. @tab for the cage. Dhelr apeed was daz The Toronto University hockey seven came down to St, zing. The Wanderera, who ere the jfastost team in the Amateur League, were trailing all the tfme, ‘They man- Nicholas Rink last |4#ed to coax the puck away with ease ve the rub At Guat tt touke ih pay cy ch from the locais every time ¢hey at pod tout” a y Sth oar Play An wnternational match | campted it and then thelr dodaing iwaner # be "© | rushing tactics to work up to the et Hilty Newnan, manaser PACA. Ascateur arpcnay | 1 kup he cage N.Y. A.C. va. St Nicho'as tor N.Y. A. ©.) en a Caz made « Phe management tried an innovation ‘The Canadian teams have been w.nnty against the Crescents and the New Y« Rink, match gam Went Members of the New York A.C, will Rink: Rey ave an opporvan nk some fine ‘ a Toland overs | mount, was sorting events during the reat of the | Saturday and holiday my exoepiia ss Booretary Prod Ry Fortmeyer ae an mgr Hone that have been arra ieee. | Raicevich gal Thursday evening rel ary | ent wil be held in the clubhouse, On tein a dl as cs gt hla e452 aes houga vai one rs J lo BF . pockey - F evdet t mountain the spectatore keenly enjoyed the threw #ix oppo- jf hockey the Car exibited pped as deftly as 7 tm a e y ruiiAd waW even faster mitt. nh seconds’, OTS ONL ORO MON Infurtated, put. hie uy bewan to grin, and the the back with mut lations, Bach knew that the other fol w had put up # great fight 1 think we'll have to forget a fow | things that have been waid about the |... “white hope crop. We have two or | {iy three in this town right naw that will be) me \ablo to make it very detore tong. Mot him der past, (Again wolf rushed, and ‘pon att desperately t what battered, put atil! slamming away At the gong they dropp natn esd ruaht Stewart Roy ropes. and rough we, ttt tond of mackening around He was strong right to the heart right to the chin tne ¢ and hold for a last round was fast pesivle that big mer A pace, Bath w to end it before t > and the last bell found toot dion ty ry vd 4 nel 4 a ops Mr, John: | vasa snc the ali face and body \ Why not owna a Motor Boat? © Vee" and as !s usually the result wnadian talent such as the cost is within the reach of anyone. MOTOR BOAT SHOW Rove how little the outlay, need be—how small the cost of up-keep. uu can see assembled Was a pleasure to watch, The Canadians’ defense was perfect als, | What 9 get through Point Han- Goalkeeper Parker fended off with ferent ease, with the exception of one goal ta 1, which was of the key variety. The Mneeup: puck team play the loca’ our boye Jook like @ bunch the s with such regula » the ‘ew Weeks ag , that tt was thought th ©, speedy team, made being up ‘anderere HH. Tatoo f betittrtea- It's not an expensive Proposition. ry fact the // A visit to the MADISON SQUARE GARDEN | FEBRUARY 17 19 28 under one roof all the latest types of power You can find a boat for your purpose, within your means. 4 A \ BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL and beginning on April 11 has been thoroughly prepared and its adoption will be merely a matter of form. At the same time the American League magnates will turn out one in Chicago. The only question that seems to be absorbing the attention of the fans and experts just now is as to how many of those 164 game Brooklyn clubs lose. John M. Ward here to look after the interests of the Boston Club, and he 1s conservative enough to say that he believes his team wil! win at least 54 of the total, Bill Dahlen dropped tn from Brooklyn Inst night and declared that nis clud will win seventy-seven, which happens to be just half, Garry Herrm President of the National ( and owner of the Cincinnat! club, got in town yesterday and declares that with Hank Day to see that his play- ors get good decisions the Reds ought to win pinety games without bobbing a hair, “There | le one thing certain ~ AMU! EMENTS. ry 44-4400, D'ly M 2 Beat 1. AROUND THE WORLD NEXT SUN. EVE, scrase i, TETRAZZIN l Aste? Winter Garden's,’ MORDKIN den ading with VERA VIOULYTR AL wae Thea. ot ae 1 pa Mt To & FIELDS of ta & Bunty Bulle & way & Sith, By, 6.90. Mi, Tom w 91.50 SUMURUN ||; th bet. 1 w, at Matinee Aaturday, 2.15. GAMING. Hives ik Creventa tie Wordless Viey 3oTHST.™ jay & Ahh, ‘ti eatinee To: MIL ION Prices, Mie Comeay Fi one ~BUNTY PULLS THE STR |] THETRAIL fy, LONESOME Pine In _1n Brooklyn April 11 j Herrmann, “and that is that the Boston lotub Is being given a lot of distinction by the midwinter experts @nd prophets. Look over the guesses very carefully and you will see that every club tn the deague has been put in the first division | excepting Boston. eaters the whole second division to them- selves, In my opinion, the Boston team is going to fool a lot of them. As to my team—well, runaway race of It, but the Giants, Cubs and Pirates will have to do some awful good playing to keep in sight of the Red ht, and {t looks as if this meeeting would be very Murp }but with are going to lack ammunit Even at that Murphy has one resolu: | tion up his sleeve which will get his name fn the papers. make it a baseball felony for any club | to open nogotiations with a or the Jon of manager while the sald player 1s under contract with another club. | barred they einie Zim- quiet of much players es Devore. —_—_—_—_——— MeVea and Rarry Matche: SYDNEY, Australia, Feb, 18%—Sam McVea, the California pugilist and heavywetght champion of Australia, has street billiard academy | | i) | billiard devotees In Now York are | 8Te tho sume Chicago {s now | amateur at Eastern trip before thom, and many, 0. the That gives the Bean- | Billiard League Race NATIONAL BILLIARD LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost. Chicago ... 6 Kansas City Philadeiphia New York Brooklyn . Pittsburg: . Louls Boston elit citles represented and, curtously enough, the eltle: in ail but one instance Kansas City 1¥ a mem- ber of the billiard league, taking the Place of Cincinnatl, the only National League city not Included in the bildard Ireult The National Hilliard League ts an ir, but its own board of dec ‘3 what constitutes According to many follower ne the definition of en am teur as iald down by the National As- sociation of Amateur Bullard Players {# too strict. According to tils associa. tion, claim many, @ player could be properly barred from amateur play be- cause he happened to work in a store selling billiard balls, or If his father drove a truck once used for hauling @ case of billiard control ania&teur. cues. Likewise, they fay, a player under these rules’ could be given the “nothing an amateur tourney hunted elephants argued that said altogether too fa from whose tusks fashtoned, FORTY-TWO SCHEDULED GAMES idual’ Nar with billiard had been a beast balls are win. This match will be decided Thurs- IN SERIES, day evening. The following night Paul! The Nationay League lets down a Mt- | Miller, representing New York in class|tle on these restrictions, its board of “B," will meet Tom Carter, and Satur- |contro! believing they 'e bit too mach day night the series will wind up with! of a good thing. This board of control matches between the class "C" repre: | 1s « d of W. P. Mussox, Chicago; sentatives from the two cities. Har tsbursh; John Kilng, LONG LIFE PROMISED BILLIARD | ¥ John baal gale LEAGUE. a juled This 1s the second season of the|w National Billard League, yet already | ar @ d by the room-keepers at whose academies the various teams have their “home grounds” located. Ae yet only three-cushion billiards has occupied the attention of the league, but it {s now planned, because of tho success of the prosect, to conduct balk- line billlards and pool tourneys over the same circuit |My values have nothing to do with regular retail prices except to beat them. I’m a manuféc- turer and charge for my clothes accordingly, we don't want to make a/ be able to start something, == He proposes to} ‘This ts probably intended to prevent the| moguia from disturbing the peace and | will the Boston and|merman, Whitey Alperman and Joab) Moe Levy (My Only rial 419-125 Walker St., New York Qty. Thom Billiard adeno bar 4 {Sza ae A. CENTURY :eeruct tid a hb WALLACK’s 4, signed articles for a match with James >= Barry, the Chicago heavyweight, to be fought on March 9 and also for a match with 8am Langford, the Nova Scotian pugiiist and heavyweight cham- | pion of England, to be fought on Easter April _AMUSEMENTS. : ixnw YORK's 1 LEADING THEATRES. 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