The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1912, Page 22

THE ee wonen PRIDAY, APaIL 18 "19 ‘UP-TO-DATE Mesneeer] BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [noses eSaen (Re ERR. AA ee BROCKIYN CLUB'S GREED ITHE GREAT BROOKLYN OPENING---AS SEEN FROM THE GRANDSTAND|Smith Ousciassed’ MAKES OPENING CAE AOE oo ae —— Métlagement Permits 25,000 Fans to Crowd) 6 At’ Park to See Dodger-Giant Battle When ‘ed Only 16,000 Can Be Accommodated. “ Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). The crop” nape a sort on Tue Amc. fe Gibbons palnted Smith's face red wit? HIS neems to be the one country in the civilized world where any promoter can eell anything and not worry about “delivering tho 1% ory a fa stiff hook on the nose, We a, Sul AS, aon ~ ai) \ Vek Jeff started the house roaring in the ' By -/ " (J etsth when he landed several blows om he farcical affair at the Brooklyn baseball grounds yesterday afternoon wee. . 4 ‘vi SAS cE i "a x Gibbons's face and chest. That flash’ yy : @-* Fh obarass Mike Gibbons demonstrated to -6 RES PUTOUT | | crowded house at the National Sporting Club why he's been nicknamed “The St. Paul Wizard.” for nine rounds te had Jeff Smith falling over his own fee in bewilderment. With lghtning-like lefts Gibbons persistently pecked away at Smith, but failed to break throug? pound defense. At times te ger was so confused. that tatlonary with his head com pletely covered up like a kid with ne chance in a street fight. In the fourth was only temporary, ho: for tha St. Paul wonder renewed his attack ata had Smith on the verge of a knockout in the last minute of the final roun@ with a right hand wallop on the chi ardest blow of the bout, @mieh a nerve tonic. | Ly club oversold the capacity of the t fo grand stands. The seating capacity ry HY , E ‘s Sq <1 AE) an j ‘e W, peer oe ‘We "Reauars” a Ser Boa PAULIST A. C. MEET. of the stands is 16,000 people. About 26,000 entered the gates. This meant that the aisles in nds were ; rd y Ne packed, in defiance of all regulations, { 4 Vy) 1 A] G J —. Mote than 225 individual entries beve and that seven or eight thousand Sry 7] (Means CUT A z GAS veceived for ‘the Sixth Annual gamen ‘ people crowded over into the field, | TAAL Ni Cat btedtin! ianaapibn of oe ood the Same Old [epee 2 at he teat on where they climbed over everything, , strect and Columbus TNT ; . : sg , Jinx for the Hilltoppers ; Locals Had Game Cinched| Wits ander ie nanasemens¥e| n ictory, wh su@denly the Boston outf awoke. from Until Red Sox Got After | frit batung tetnargy and pounded the Caldwell in Ninth. pushed the police before them, ob seured the view of those who had paid for seats in the boxes and the lower tiers in the grand stand and packed in #0 closely around the dia mond that the game was @ baseball Joke. The crowd degan to come in early. Houre before game time the stands ‘were Miled with people and thousands were wandering about over the dis- ; f 5 \ mond. Tats overcrowding was caused entirely unwarrantadle selling of “standing room.” { About 8 o'clock Charley Ebbets, greatly excited, ordered the gates although thousands of ticket holders, relying upon their pasteboards Meets Columbia the first inning, Nima » A wad, which une La wed tat they fo jame as pebblos by the manner |S though BY ALEX, SULLIVAN. they went after Pitcher Joe Wood in 4 LL was quiet along the Hudson| their half of the ninth, Before you | ‘ iba’ Be abe Wheto. tamcne yesterday afternoon until the “Jack Robinson” they ‘had | ogg ee aa Red Sox set off the fireworks tn jored on second and third, Tt we tt fom. eke Dereoaae the ninth inning. There wasn't any|OMly took them a fraction of a minute this aftern 4 rlot of near-rict because of the size of | 0 Set a run across, but they stopped . the crowd. Everybody had « ‘and| there, and the loyal rooters wended & tee the seats they hed paid for, were trying to get in, Eb. is gave everybody sat back and enjoyed a falr- thetr way home; keenly disappointed at en's reason bis desire to hold the crowd back until Mayor Gaynor had go: the outcome. tm.) However, the Mayor was slow in making his time of ‘the yan Pe een ae oer: ied best line in the world hd coul ‘nol ye tte Ne our the crowd tought ané | But others Some ten or twelve thousand loyal) team by their playing tn, they initial a Hilltop rooters were on deck to wish| battle, still they look as the Broadway boys success in thetr| will develop into one of the smoothest new pennant fight. The grand and gamest clubs on the\cireuit. They E | i i ; ji Maay cap 7 ry and first base bleachers w. ase Lea =p and dish than any Jes groan. Tonce i ateet tal ears = 2 io his thelr Deestngs and then the fun) Dent took a little dit more of the sama, | Sly filled, but there were loam wearing New York American uni- Foe. abel adler ae egy Toy cand Analytical Criticism of the) Sat, ihe oe os Freak that the tha ae Of the one, |vacant seats in the third base bieach« | forms in years, while they work to- |-semes °° his feet 0 / mat aA gate was hie Opening Game of Sea potnt of asking: “Well, why didn't, the | ere, while the centrefeld bleachers har. a ee MN Andy Morris Stops Simons. Cee FAR the - roo! hit Marguard that way’ bated nobody but the boy who h “if NORTH ADAMS, Mass., April 12.--And; te ime Thee pbs , One"reason is that Marquard was in |p there souie tme around five o'clock |, ie frst land ninth innings wore | xe of Boon, wbstiaiog for Artie ‘rahe st v ‘hicopee, who juan his hand al x Snes ‘aive his] 9001 In Brooklyn, ie Seiiha they, enuhint Geelong ote Ecosiya Sar" | Sone rut ot thin bing tau | i et he Sen golidly, He didn't use his fast one for "t as much pom} a {up with non-spectac: 4 iS ie aa te r jeway A, C, Oteked wp a lot fear of those wallope in the crowd. mony as is usual at an opening, ‘The, {8° exception of Me Mh acca cook SEN ame he Seid, out near the DODGERS DIDN'T. BAT LIKE|entire grounds were tastily desorated |™ade by Btrdle Creo in eft field, Both! Maseball Te-Dey, 4 P. M._N. Y. Amers ot te “we up inte GIANTS. with flage and bunting, while there was | Wo0d and Caldwell were as stingy with | cane 's. Boston Amor.Iaazue Park, “Adin.0e,*6® their |e temporary grandstand, red Another reason for Marquard's easy data: ry, | come ACG SS) Pout D: Se oen ts 18) thiRe | e tae eee upon it, entirely ohutiing off the on | victory was that ‘the Brookiyn batters oe L Thom’s White hast Bowling sileye ef those in the lower ters of the real ‘edopt the Giants’ method of | BOSTON BATTERS CAME OUT OF n andl"Bhilard Parlor, Biot St, & Greadwan, etend Behind. Others stood on top of Swinging at the fret good one. that THEIR TRANCE. +| Wood r coos nese the cathe over. They couldn't get over their Did you ever see a game where a|father bad in the final inning. oe ad Des hens 8 Saseee ttle SPS! man or team was given: anything |- The fins were sliently’ cohgratuathng LES MUR } would lift e fly that would fall in the | ‘at the club won? Of course the fang! the New York boys upon_being able to E NG CHURC crowd for two bases and in one inning thought along about the eighth inning, | get away with a victory over their old = they got three runs that way after two | with the sdore two to one In favor of| Jinx, Joe Wood, until the last inning, were out. Another reason is that the|the home team and Slim Caldwell |end then they all knew that the I-feat Giants have a crowd of better natural |Ditching good ball, that the horseshoe | of him was too good to be true. hitters and the championship clase told. |@24 silver loving cup that Manager| Catcher Street looks as well, if not To-day the same donditions will not | Wolverton received as a gift just bo-|hetter, than Holdout 8 prevail and MoGraw will go back fore the game would not prove @ hoo- | the bat, and Just as soon regular style, but if it fects aR ad were doomed to disap-| confidence of the local fai Players they would vi doubtedly show us TI AAT PO for. one more afternoo It eeemed to the be all over but the baseball. MADISONSQ. abandon in hitting. Twenty-two hits in _— — ( Jee Dali, 210 gue joars open “Gee hour eariber, i | : § i BiET. 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