The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1912, Page 6

~ ° eisai espera. ST ES SO ASRS cet ree ae a er aoe erm ” I AO teen mes ED TEIN RARE RES a 1a REPEAT BE ‘wll s THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1012. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK HOW BOB MOHA MIXED IT WITH EDDIE a Copyright, 1912, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). UP-TO-DATE -| AND NEWSY EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN {SCHOOL GOLFERS MEET FOR TITLE Carter and Gardner Opponents in Final of Tourney at Montclair Club Links, M’GOORTY & He Theo HIS BesT To FINISH MOHA Philip Carter of Pawling School and W. H. Gardner of St, Luke's School will meet to-day on the links of the Montclair Golf Club in the thir ix hole Amal ; Match for the eastern Interscholastic golt champlonstay, These lads are brought together as a result of their victories in the second and semi-final rounde, Carter having defeated M. R. Marston of Pawling School, tho medal winner, and W. G. Swape of Penn Charter, while Gard: yon from W. Badden ohLaw- | renceville and H. C. Berner of Pawling School both by 4 up and 2 to play. Moun wuiPreD. MSGOORTY BY MAMING HIM MISS LEFT Hoors END DRIVING HIS OWN LeFT INTo THe Boov ‘Little Moha Outgames the Much- Touted McGoorty at the St. Nicholas Club. In Tue 8% M‘GooRty GTASGERED MOHA WITH A FIGRCE hake | LEFT HOOK THAT LANDED on Neal eae, ag wa, et at au wet ar mae oe ted = Coprriaht, 1012, by The Pres Pubiishivg Co, fi THE CHEER. Bong t+ ROUND WAS OVER. 4) 13! "Prat face rel go ot 7 er i ‘The New York World), i Bs emcees . AG Ce ‘No, ‘a 3T": unexpected happened tant night —_————— — eh Pie are patty at the &t. Nicholas, for little r ; " oe | McFarland and Bronson tpi ‘oust tion thoat Fimou thoroughly ou! oe bed Me- ie ni Ata eh Lawn, Foanis Goorty, touted by Oshkosh sports as @ Ten- R d G Ti Ni h inmuself taking the second set from b nd Fitzsimmons. fand then ‘carried Im into deuce games yy ‘There is little of the Fitzsimmons or \ in en-noun O O- ig t Gitta division of play before losing to the th ithe Ketchel about McGoorty. Both of ‘The Cooperste 5 pean ditinied hw ih lene Aatic gentlemen named would fight. a. BOXING SH! TO-NIGHT. )j pose ane fetta sais MMeGoorty, when Moha began hammer- A Chicago mere 2-to-1 Favorite; SHOWS TO- | Bevo Westbury, La, by Titag him in the body, dogged it until Royale A. Clermont Avenue athe Aisgusted spectators howled: “Take * M'Goonry Wad, Over His Rival in Battle Rink, Brooklyn—Frankle Burns vs. fem out.” That parts of the fight were HANGING ON HALE THe Tine = HOLDING \igowa's ARMS Young Solsberg, Sharkey A. Artie Edmond was no fault of Moha’s. He dia xe dest all the time, while big, husky rty, towering nearly a head over oH height, having every possible vantage, clung like & limpet fe avend punishment, held Moha's arma, his weight on him to tire him wn, and backed away steadily before Hugo Kelly Kelly P. Put Away by Dillon (Special to The Evening World), INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.—Jack Dillom of Indiawapolia knocked out Hugo Kelly Local Club Forfeits Franchise ( at Indianapolis. for Failure to Play Chi- ; neanee | cago on Monday. ten rounds, ‘Eddie Smith vs. ten rounds. Matches Ari Charlie Sieger vs. Johnny Waltz, ten rounds, Brown's Gymnasium A. A. Saturday night. AT TIMES "THe “OSHKOSH WonveR” | FAIRLY DeGGED Ws wed. BY JOHN POLLOCK. HERE will be another Important | battle between stars of the ring | Philly McGovern vs. Frankie Pa! of Chicago in the third round. Kelly 66 93 The New York club, which has been decided at Indianapolis to-night. |] ten rounds, Gowanus A. C., Brook. |,Never had a chance with Dillon, who constant plu ans in a tty as i 0 oggan playing all tte home games in Bronx | Packey McFarland of Chicago and Ray '} lyn, to-morrow. afternoon was much younger and more rugged Only once during the fight did Me- > Oval, has forfeited ita franchise in the Bronson of Indianapolis will be the; fon tried to) iP out a ae oe y have the best of it. This was United States League for not playing nelpals and they will clash in a ten- Gecisions agalnat him in the Pri the eighth round, Moha was rushing. B t Mi t S He’ G d Ei against Chicago on Monday. It was re-|round bout at 138 pounds, weigh In at Klaus fights. He went after K sly joorty, who had been backing up, u 7 eam atessa esas 00a as ver rted that the Windy Clty boya were'3 P.M. at a show to be brought off at Mteatt ot “ Pt ar Abba head tal any oy bv} ed @ sudden left that landed crash- —_———- —————- | the ones that failed to come across the|the baseball park in that city, Tals it momeat aod thes aug nd, when he blocked fairly well a on Moha's left cheekbone just be- ne diamond when me for the game, It i#| will be the second time they have iineh ana aa the G atided Dillon a couple of tiff up- Amarth the eye. The Jar of the punch | Big Six Himself Says His Arm Is | EE INES sald that the promoters of the iocal| fought, Grenson having pleaded 80 he ‘ouailteletuwiness “Mgt” noe Masao sect bared Rad meted ie RH. PO. A. E-) cub have been losing so much money|hard for a return fight that Packey i ih Mader seh th: Sea eee iene ins. Nearly, but not quit in Good Shape and Explains , Strunk, ef .......6 1 2 0 O] that they thought tt best to give up the! consented ty take him on after the —— j bent, Then they Oldring, cf . 1 06 0 0 6] ship while the Was smooth. The} ciub officiate had gua a Petoren eer | og lgeesd ith feet spread wide! That Dodgers Were There ATHLETICS WITH HITS Collins, 2b 1 2 1 1 of eakue,ditectore will hold a mesting at}, ith the ig eee eet a Fi Att hi ah F ‘ : % . ab. a8 é 2| ? oe oo fe Burar ai | protruw after on tu. the open y, suddenly full of fight, rushed ‘ 2 2 © © 6] whether they will keep thelr uniforms Ing 40 per ce iy Shugrat of Jersey" Orty | there wil be & {60 iruawen: aud « fOBlpe: and slammed away. Ifis lowe went | With the Wallop. ee apy 1 11-0 of 28 the ball Holds; If thelr vote 1s favor-|In they previous ts Tharkly Widte od Chateess Atte, Wepiers Het Use nib dance ugh Moha's guard. The Oshkosh Murphy, rf . able @ new schedule will be drafted for| Bronson fought a tw nd draw at|ouro Motaa end Johauy’ Dundee = ——=—= beat Moha back to the ropes. Mclunis, 1b 0 © G 0 1) the ciubds that have stuck to the organi-|New Orleans Spes. 1 riand ts! 1, the Cblengo eatdate Prom Maree to Wonrcr | Ys counters lost their speed and| BY BOZEMAN BULGER. Barry, ss 1 0 3 4 of ston. jfavorite for this Mxnt at odds of 2 t9 2 ners, kaoired, cut, the for a moment. He feemed on 446 ninth inning epurt of the Giants Lapp, © scsee . 0 0 G 0 Of} qhe Washington papers claim that th sre | od to the sing a few mo verge of being flopped to the floor, | that drove t! under the wire a mee aha o 8 7 1 6 ane ators were Tmpet bred the reason | wom, the new Garten | saps! i at aa oe the nfeweat rap of abla: | I never excuse poor workman- t a little bulldog. He strength. nose ahead of the dear JAttlel 10 Man Coombs Hit for bh D sone ot tive rere ees an a mr a San on | gala, 5 preted last year’s style because of under the punishment, and in @/ Brothere of the Rich and caused great Hf that's the cane, why, wasnt pret ett deckted 12" ho11 Saws") Not matialed with iho. raining men, auch cheap prices. I offer only the seconds was rushing and siamming| rejotcing ts not of nearly ae much in- . re We 18 6G 1) pete Saturday nigite, as hie claims oe of las Veg seine fat Operey again, mad clear through. Me-| terest to the Giants ae the fact that Three Runs in First of sisueg Revwa, tie Ba Resa ‘ [doe mal cae to nase Whe urher clube that cite | BM. fpe Ol fig Saath ia riavag So, 4 4 best clothes, but my manufac- ¢ seemed to have shot his dolt.| Christy Mathewson received @ severe for the Cubs.” He fot vnly ovidwtihmed, tie | that _ereniag, ie claimed, aufted Chim Wettar tad et me net xceptional. ther that or the way in which Moba| trouncing at the hands of Dahlen's men a Double-Header. R. H. PO. A. E. Hiegs "the batted ard, "geting two" single made the announce | Ayre SbEnO in the one chim glo bulld, a plate | BaD EC ae: ime back after a pounding shook his| and bu: for the kindly services of Old Daniels, rf 0 0) 2 0 Jijemie-ceen during | pects to do all of hie training fo the open, re. rypsayhnd began to back away! Doctor Crandall might have ‘been —— inn, ef .. 1 0 1 0 1) The Atnieticn oe VY; a shot two rights into hie into the Gowanus , 7 ec iy. Jabbed him twice tn the face and THE BATTING ORDER, ered et Zee (ar Sule til Ht tae | My Only 119.125 WalkerSt.,N.Y 4 backed him to the ropes when the] 19 Matty going back?” 1 the ques-|_ New York Patladetita. Cree, If .... +0 0 8 O 1] There are amore ‘etmaen tie Zoing. to. tak ctu wath “Owe | A club ia Je grin Store) is ieee Drape: ‘ tion that passed from lips to ips for| Daniels, rf Strunk, If, Gardner, 2b . 2213: 0 here with rt Houta thagan”, aan eaie AD ve toe tha Cosa | ill be oa.” ae | ‘That was the only time in the fight) nearly two houre over at Washington Oleln, of Hartzell, 3b o 10 1 0 i Te eee te Tom MeMa : t McGoorty looked even @ possible! Park curing the engagement in which Cour Gtumpt, os 0 2 3 1 of Me ghoutog, for’ the''vistors® asd ti Croan bare $500 | taken" om wel “i= ——— nner. Ho always looked danwerois, | the Superbas almost won a game, and It! G Ey ; 00110... ————— “are ia the aide Of | weight” inthe tata ant, oxling Alters for he posed beautifully, just ike a (a & NANG Gib la Aoclan, Garner, = murah bie Sweeney, ¢ ATIONAL LEA ei i un iitifard ieniare et a le mplon. He had the appearance of| “Whether the Big Train te on the to- ptumot, ‘he slayer Ford, p .. o o 1 1 of INTERN GUE. etinely of any of ti Se EE EEEEEEEEEmetoes man who could shoot over « deadly | boggan or not the fact remains that he Sweeney, « Lapp. poe see Soe) eo agit, meet Jobany Date, = AM SENT lop whenever he wanted to. And| was combed for tun hits in seven in- Ford, p. Coombs, p Totals .....se0e0e 4 618 8 5 wei wiNtER Sh ¥ UL ‘lows he did start hi 4 i # he did start had @ world of| yings and that Dahien’s men were able, Umplres—Evans and Egan. Attend- Dower behind them. McGoorty's trou | Games called end sixth inning ac- cat te ht Bt nd back and walt for lils big| ance 6,000, {nj Wolgast t over a match wi ReMi ow, Oey 7 was that he couldn't land them. Moha| curve to break before tearing tnto It count of rain. é B 3" WHIRL O tehY wage swings and hooka) the Glant play: 7 AMERIC, Summary: Home run, Murphy; sacri- a ae & r blocked or avolded tiie case at bar ae ee int | YORK, May fice hit, Collins; sacrifice fly, Murph: yer {ithem. He had a very neat trick of let-| Q, oud as ever and that luck act in| te doudle-header Stolen hasea: Gardner, Marine) Planting Fitepateick of Brooklyn te nowy Sinwing Pane (Fyne McGoorty start a hard left hook, nat him. But among the fens there (Highlanders put Russell Ford FO arene eidah ie Hocheater, 2: th it Dave weet 5 }imaking him mise by an inch, and driv- ‘ 4 Jack Coombs and got away to a run. Souble pl mp q {nmin aeeonnt that feeling of doubt. bs struck out, by Coombs 3, by Fo: ‘ting his own left into x the while | round with @ hook on the mout) have alread sitie yearning for hot weather no that| been | Matty’ # arm would loosen up and r j : ning start. Heavy pounding of the} 9 pires, Evans and Egan; time of tre pablie aces, tate ' the force of that left wae being wasted | Sati ueler The Cea Say Ps lesy J Athlotics tron mi 1 three rune \game,” eae - Coleman, M ¢ on thin air and MoGoorty was in ahelp- | vowever, that my urm is in fine shape |i? the frat innln Daniels had : {a it"iban"To Fet"Aoa tae hi chart, et r position. He worked this right! gnq that my curve was bivaking juet aa S'fuck out, Zinn was on an error) PIMLICO ENTRIES. _ jtdrom the start, and no doubt it @ wanted it to, Those fellows ‘siaiply | by McInnes, and Chase singled, Cree ‘i day heh Beat ge ad 4 “fauch to h the big man’ in-| took a healthy ‘M y' at anything | struck out, Dut Gardner slashed a hot MLICO RACE TRACK, Ma, May Hiscoretioa Fay £¢ Sas plats Palo baad Mat.To-m'w j climation to Aight, 7 | E,offered and managed to hit it vate. one into fest for and Zinn 29.—The entries for to-morrow's races otis sinner ek met * te ‘ saseretbes Genet waule food them the Hartzell also singled, scoring |are as follows: r min rOWERS ‘To dn i i OHA drew frat blood in the frat reeks the agate” [Chase and vending Gardner to thind.) ner Wace ‘ ’ Fo “tm. “tite For several beds’ HUDSON }On a double steal, Gardner scored o Collins bad throw, allowing Hurtaell t ‘The inst blow tks one of Moh: ruck in the fight he Cn OF "VESTERDAY’ S GAMES. favorite body | terday the conditions were ideal. gut}, | 0 wil the way to third. Stumpt ground: | | wk . ‘ork, 5; Hrooklyn, LYCEUMS Pan smashes, In every round, excep: for! something went wrong. hen anyone |*4 out to short. THREE RU Ne, ane |S Nevers aiiabs eae “the short interval in the etghth, Moha | calla attention to the fact that the bie! Prom then on It was a hot to keep | " PAI RAL was the aggresvor, Ie missed few | fellow might be going back the players | contest, without enough ‘ba © keep | mile ht On Gerelan), 3, f AY. Fa Mgunches. McGoorty missed half a dozen | answer It by pointing out that tho RO Mee ad Paces hull {RR Maid, 149) GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-D AE ii every one he landed, Moha always | {MME happened to him tn the frst pereeed i Pee Sa NAEaSSaaTEGE ie bn ove es es 8 i feted 2 een clear ot atncnen and forse A er UE Te) around | HILLTOPS PAID ‘AID $7,000 genie 3 ih eigenen Nin ‘tap i j e Aght a loorty hel whenever 1 GUAT CASE OF GRAND OPI TIEGFELO'S MOULIN ROUGE ; RA Bt 3 | (Former) 1Be senu of the best pitched games of tho year, | Time alone will anewer that absorbing SVAN 1 @ Perhaps the real trouble with the al-| question that ts just now agit N ori e “A WINSOME WIDOW" Nski.35! B Now) LAWRENCE “Mass, May 20,—Man- § leged “Wonder” from Oshkosi was lack | York fandom. Piecaghverie ar oti the LaMrenon sot is . ef condition. He has done som — ai} ‘ 4 Tine hariie Wars Taeebail team of the New Englan on tik mat Uo M Theed fighting before this, and te ciever| Brooklyn made mahy misplaya eaehi tae cod this afternoon that | seeder iy ue ear is Fact in ind Pdoough and strong enough to Aght any. | Mured In th xn Ur — i ee eee final result toa certain de- gree, but the one that really spilled the beans was inade by Rayon when he throw Is own Kaine away In the elghth Inning, Red Murray had stolen second-and wan teany patd $7,000 for | ting ofbie local team, ax the biggest New England League | SRody. But he was soft looking and fet nd the walst line, His breathing ratus didn't seem to be in good price | Garterma * Five od THE SOFT, MELLOW DELICIOUSNESS OF ialmmed for gen $2 Ten pounds claimet for ride ever recetved for for he puffed when the fighting | safely placed at that bag whe player. | Trek goal / Was fast. He feemed afraid to fight) bounced a tantall roller to %} @nd take chances Perhaps he| pitcher, Raxon Anally succeeded seeoey ay Aan co | ahs K. HikcKe i ught he'd “blow up." The ringside| turing the ball, but with no chance to —How ou do, Mr 2) He e tg announced, in Aghting toge,| et himself for @ throw he hurled the | wowene How do You do, Mr. Bheare?) “He has Inv exe McGoorty 144 pounds, Moha weighed in during the afternoon _ Bt 167%, stripped, and MoGoorty retaied weigh. This caused some dircr MeGoorty management pefuied 0 Dat BALTIMORE hhh aie bib | WILL ONLY BE FOUND IN AN ABSOLUTELY PURE,WELL MADE AND MATURED WHISKEY FRANK MOKA, ML Hi.” | What ean y mult sphere part 1 bumping into the | boy romped home causing run, nthe ninth the finish was easy. De- re singled and came home when Doyle up McGoorty's welght forfolt. | broke a plank in the centre fleld fone remained dressing room| With A two-bagger. A wild throw b age natter adjusted | Erwin permitted Larry to take third ‘at 10.20, Commissioner O° and from there he scored on Snodgrass ‘and said he'd take the w Jong fy to centre, He would hi scored anyway, as M ned under consideration und decide upon | gingle Into cenire and the ee ate y snow me tn the way of a new to-day? | Mis ‘Tailor—Take your bill, sir; that ts) Jdecltedly In the way of a new aut wonderful imy “That so? What ts it “You can change the ribbon on It with- jout having to take a bath afterward” rt, and while it w tands the pink-hatred with the trouble- “i Ly ee Tom Kennedy and Sandy Ferguson Box a Ten-Round Draw in Boston NORTH BOATS fron & N80) Dire: DAILY | My Mae Sith m ni dive P aK ‘ cee rp ey OLONIAL hie gh A, «geal Then Moha trotted out to| ngure. Boston, May 2. jon the ear, and Kennedy responded STEEPLECHASE Clow ow " NDY FERGUSON can no longer} With a leit and right to the face and : While the innumerable introductions | Wh was over St; a . Jaw. " VALESK Bip geiee os wos srarueens toes | ner man over ate Ene ciaraed. as 8, ope. after tae eet CONEY'S FUNNY PLAGE LHAMaRA ¢ the ring that the National Sporting | seball Ground work he displayed at the Pilgrim Wear the best = Hh aved 120i! st.) SUN ENA "1 his corner with @ r » but Kennedy SCHENCK BROS, tat 1) o ul “uit, having had its license taken away | Mepection Clud, took the scribes to the | A: A. against Tom Kennedy of NeW) met him with a atraight left to the Summer Underwea:. i 2 Amusement fad its Injunction vacated, was out of | fcane,of hit new park and showed them | York. Their ten-round bout was culled |noae, Sandy began to show signe of D> Park yuo", om Would Rol mo more shows | mevasust Gut net the ee rae |e Tem Out® wes a lucky thing for} being ined, and Kennedy kept LOX—IT—ON niger, herrea, OR nee ‘EVER ae the money taken in by the a ae hon Py the Brooklyn Siu Bandy that he did not have to go anyjhim. After shooting the right to aoe A Ascension Dwi Mina in the wosnagemen: for a fight on the Thurs- land, and the contractor further, for he was pretty well used | ¢y up when the gong sounded, Sandy went after Kennedy with rush in the ninth seaasion, raised a tig cheer by hart on the mouth with his left that Sandy's teeth rattled, Bandy put a left to the Coat Shirts-Knee Drawers Me garment by combining every good tek | ai slcense would be refunded | and Kennedy make a perfect ne Mtr GAYE LY Pisatee, Boys Yaolders. Several owners of pastevoards met him with a atraight left to the eye|Teht to the ear, but Sold by 600 metropolitan dealers, EW: Dauly Matt ee, 20. Am , , this announcement enthusiasi+ whatever that that brought w swelling. After, Banay {hm quite a lacing the remainder of the underwear featare y Ne BRIGHTON ewer Se univ W hb | Jabbed his left in Kennedy's face | Pound. NAINSOO! ‘Wholesale Distributors Rusia | ae Race wit! -—_—— - -- latter came back with another, and Te May_ 29, avert Broa i . 2 © 8 . tea repeated thr tmes without getting a turn, Bandy let go bis right, which tended | Beers t ee Xpung The “itta: fear “ “SEs = Rene pages nes ee wre