The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1912, Page 18

UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO! ST RF TE A t+ pe en RI 1912. rene RT RET EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN i a NO “COME-BACK” FOR ABE ATTELL ARAMER NEARLY. | STEALS LAP ON GARDEN BIKERS. Root Catches Champion After 1 + | Spirited Chase in Six- - H Day Race. ' f P radios £4 j op Attell, Quitting u Forever, or The six-day cycle race in diuson Sapped Bqu rden has developed into a bit- Says Training a His ter struggle between the American and : OULON |foreign riders. ‘The constant. fighting ANY BETTER, Qennst * O BRowN = THAT NIGHT Perchicot for the job of pacemaker = = rir de ithe big crowd on hand late this BE ATTEL bas been telling me L. COULDN'T Have riouKep HARD “TRAINING etd Hh dice Beh HERE WAS Th fternoon charge into the Garden for ; A all about how it feels to be- AbrBery our ee ee | (Srtinghcnainiepiitiatoncomeanne ae scl daeh AM caer t eens |Polnts Ot VENTER : Come a has-been. Abe has 7 Aw the fortieth hour score was posted ; given up the ring, He says he'll never ° ° oops ANU-ENDS, Frank Kramer caught the bunch asleep Fy Set again. Het aot ge slong, like 8 Wl t Tinker NEWSY PARAGRAPHS Huse Root took up the chase, aovewre | __- Battling Nelson and some others who *Wuen 1 Fougur IicBane, AND ALL KINDS OF panted by the shouts of 6,000 specte- | mene moe te ames! As Manager, Says Evers; ore ot ea ae , taking hard beatings and giving back ’ ’ >. Johny, ner a the, weliernaia 'pion after four laps of furious aprint- | thele abated best, Deal l Ne 1 Columbia Seven Barred From! tsi ame | ne. iy celved the The crowd had an opportunity to roar ay Theres w note pt regret to Abe's al Nearly Completed taal oo oe eee voice. He talks like a man who used News vericaia de taka SAP ak “Geurueman Use of St. Nicholas Rink, and |», r;« rt Clarke who had been content with rom , w the “ugha Nightweight : showed ie i to have a million dollars, and now . Uc statement with regard to the future I TuRoven as This Action May Cause Aban- en Hata Shane | third position ail day showed a burst oe ' ** has only the memory. There's some atlanta Elected Giants’| of the New York Giante, It ie the in- & FienterR.”, fine a ete sitet ‘areal , consolation even in the memory. tention of the family to retain control donment of the Intercollegiate | ’ | laps atile e 5 ‘: : o ; | {Champion Kramer was after him ke Able dwells fondly ‘oa the way the| President, Says He'll Con- | 0 the cub and 1 will endeavor to the 7 J ‘WHAT 5 THS! 0 JONES a cat and the fierce struggle between ©). crowd out in St. Loule cheered for : my ity to handle the prop- oan League Schedule. O these two rivals kept the bunch im an tinue Brush’s Policies erty on the seme Bigh plane as that to luproar for five minutes. If the con- f Abe Attell when Abe tossed up his id which Mr. John T. Brush brought it. |— | tinuous springting keeps up something . hands a couple of weeks ago end There will be no change tn the man- Pt é lige Gitte Tahoe Male Ratlba. laen. 1h Will have to be done for the spectatars | ‘ciued tn he ath round ANeNRe-| aay a ararnone Troman ural Sc Manian wanee'ne| DEKE Riders Get More Pay |J'v'ssi.ssess vee ta aes et Oo . ody ele do the Aghding? Ho has s|*#omal Zeague and John Meydler was) gone and will have the mame free hand Than Ever i in This Rite arabe ce tll 2 ode nah (faeces , Resende yh ‘stable" of one already. A fow nights | te-clected secretary. that he had in working with Mr, Brush aivenvia seven from use of the 8) Report is Discussed at Gath-| hourly fetirement of, sever Can i ae ee de , EMAN BULGER, | *M 1 would tiko to aay in this connec- Frank Kremer, obamplen of all in and|iife ce te nce eny threatens the| ind ne appearenis ' "SH aikea’ the way Tae, boy: bended im ft Magik the new manager of|{" that Mr. McGraw was the most j a i e and |e riders, gets a bonus of $9) | Ger ciius Fellaweg ner ee ume to) ering of American Leaguers | have the Suter brothers, ‘The game Fid= # a loyal friend and supporter that Mr. | Improvement cl @ day. “ : zit ng of these two boys has won the a@- self,” Abe explained?“ rent to the _ " 0 in Ta and; Columbi 4 H Gressing room afterward and saw him, [the Chicazo Cubs an dthe author of) Brash ad and T hope that we together ! Jackie Clerke, Moran, Fogler and| failure to ablde by the leases elistoilive in Chicago. mete hagebo! ‘Who's your mandgor® 1 asked, | Daseball'a most noted legal textbooks) will have many happy years in the base Handsome Bonuses Responsi- Root, six-day favorites, get $1,000 a| rule, which says that no player can! ka dell _ The E exhibition that Pant ‘Haven't any manager,’ said pe. ‘Would |"He Never Touched Second,” appeared) pal! life of New York ieee bonus, while other riders recetve| represent his college more than three | ao yaivtee Feige 5 you like to have me ma: you” Ho ff the Waldorf-Astoria; I want to thank Mr. Brush's friends Cl leaser amounts, years in th ve" i ‘alg “te in the corridor o nl y the sport. However, the Blue ve ; a } i Reo hota antes oad % and he's lto-day and informed people who were/and the public at large for thelr won- ble for the New Records. A subject that hae caused conaider.jand White authorities deciare that a en a Hs am banana St Soe i 5 een ng elters. | vereated in the National League meet-|derful appreciation of Mr. Brush Able comment In the Garden ia the! meeting will be held to-day at which | the American League who arrl t makes the rid i 5 pod ind roe Gee tens ing that the Tinker-Cincinnat! -leal|efforta and the deep respect shown him. ONG-DIBTANC vole hacing has {Changed appearance of the track. To| the matter will be put up to the faculty, | to-day to attend the annual me bunger Suter aidn't | i noteher.”* a would be closed by the end of the after-| BREGNAHAN'S CASE WILL BE 8 Bok {0 ILS OR a.CteT a eee eae erita toons, Conientie. wah ee rat eee | the on norrow (rack “unt 2.4 P.M. over ti 5 Sine of unsatisfactory s!x-4 he json Conet jon Company , bia will not only be pre- " thé | 5 1 \ UT to return to the story, Abe Ganati Rik was te lalbane aevéeds lave DECIDED IN MISSOURI. Diliment. metkeos oc Aches contests, | oploy ideas in constructing the track. Xented from laying hockey, bu: Cornell jh Meare aRERaRe LAE: tine ‘Gan iy Dag Wr aie } i Q When the meeting of the League éi-| ment that ie conducting the cu |The course this year, at a cost of rinceton and Dartmouth, the other |/O008 (onan mans to his quarters the Py has en interesting tale of thejers to Chicago for the sake of obtatn- = urrent f° le y be forced | eam ! H % gradual decline of this’ fighting (ing Tinker's services ae manager,|"¢ctors adjourned It was annoounced| in the Garden in responsible for giving | {ya rah woes. signe why ys Lior ureuahaon:ihelyteeeee oman forced | ine New Y > him a big recep' t Soles: aft hel Kvers refused to discuss the detaile of| that the Bresnahan matter had been re-| the game a new era of popularity. | nents were made, much ateeper tia | t2 the falling off In interest in the race! om St. Louis, Pr { { “You eee,” said he, ‘I've bean in the] the deal. ferred back to the intereated parties for | The Garden Athletic Club. repre wats | restit ig un dresaseneen fast going, for | that, & bound to remult through the loss lent Comiskey of the Chicago club, | i P ‘ e hur M, Sager and George ) of Columbia, the home team who still controls Jones’ services in or-| { ame for fourteen years, and I'm only| The Hon. C. Webb Murphy, with| Settlement, Arthur now three or four riders may come gahised’ baseball, declared he. would | \{f bwenty-nine now, You wouldn't expect| whom conversation has become an un- k ita attorn galt pres baht re-establishing él down the inclines abreast. The track| H, 1, Herbert, chairman of the wancia. Ke to see his fc enanager retar | Wa voxer to slip batk at twenty-nine, | popular indoor sport of late, tet vers|™itted to Mrs, Britton the names of] intention of re-establishing th in previous yeats was constructed nar-| tion’ his callel’a Geeeting, off the « rom. to the gi ‘Jones In tc YY capecially a fellow ‘ike myselt, with! do all the talking, ‘The one time chai-[Stat» Henators MoAllister, David and] moterg have recently expended ‘ap-{PRer Jn order to save seating apace Paige to. go Segal tee rma che fie xreat a ie hav Culver of Missourl, any one of whom it) 7 A apectator at the races this yen: has duly acrived through the “London, Vutt i cleverness enough td’ Meep tiie others! terbox of the league didn’t have nothing b | proximately $50,000 in getting the race eee. aeogn whe el rniael: oe daw: to eay to nobody about nothing under | W4* stated would be acceptable to thei"! under way. will find many obnoxious features of tC 1 Koger, MEM crore Taste reulin: to tar le draining. {ng sirousbtpncen “~ side to act an referee under the Minsourl) The record-breaking work of the| other years removed. Tho big amphi-| {n'orooe: form. the ouiy ving « : Making 122 ringvide hae al been| HEMPSTEAD SUCCEEDS BRUSH|!*¥ to arbitrate the diapute, Mra, Brit-| riders #o far is easily explained by the| theatre is hourly cleaned and. fumt- Wettaitier rm bet et alg _ dunes refuses to say yanything defin 7 nt celear ton will announce at eight o'clock to-|fact that they are receiving more} sated berides belng patrolied ty 100 | Cup! usd reautaly wan, thatthe. dale f a Fescarding hla plans. "He ' = = } _¢asy for me, I've often fought as tow A® PRESIDENT. night whether any one of them will be| Money for thelr efforts than ever be-|special policeman with strict orders to! tatibes he'aet early ih'Jiue. the « 5 ‘Wee ew ASte UB But years of hard treining, bOx-} 4+, meeting of the Hoard of Directors | neveptable to her fore. Altogether $25,000 will be distric| maintain order, fg tele reanon, for thie’ that te biter, weld f tard Varlore Bist 80S Brendeee goring all the time and, ruaning pA the! oe tne New York Club H. N. Hempstead |” Mrs, Britton as the owner of the xt.| Utd to the fifteen teams in prizes! Bad epills have been remarkable for | Jue s as to arrive in Englaind in, tine to com yf ronne 100d, ses up your energy. I Buses &) was elected President to fill the vacancy |Loule team met with the League mag-| ond, vonuase, ‘he winning team will/thelr absence. Only three punctures |{io"mtter pert of a monte Bree pe ralicc aie kee ore Cin tion " - receive inatea of i as be b ew ork ¢ > wo ‘ tad Eahi i! beeen itnat Mb he Mbbetas caused by the death of John T. Brush. /nates when the annual meetins was) formerly, and proportionate increases Seite epblet tho Meare in rh yelling Dick Rudolph, who baa liad a trial with the; Welcome the opportunity to get | aa "x Gh Ral a one PAQLOF and C. J, Sullivan was elected Vice-Pres-| opened later behind cloast do. | have teen made in the other awards. |were laid smooth aide up. inceend of | Sine: iglesia amen than any other vitcher | | the New York Club is the only team ees Wed, ae Mate ‘Phat was my trouble. For three or BE Seer: vaneted by HE | was stated that: the only busi For participeting in the race this year'the rougher side as formerly. sanant. ituiolpa ‘wou. ona te five same aod fat signed a tannger.for'ine season of 1018 | SIMONE" int mEARE 4 3 was likely to come up at the rt —— ra its = nee a e ‘our years i've ‘Aettimtivibeed and Was of @ routine character and that i je xr aoa io othe: {avers Rab Hoare 1 "4 strength slipping away. 1 wouldn't aod the re-lection of Presideat Lynch for ching Club will have its eighth “ ue ite Je understood chat Pittaburgn will | {mia the ee fieures ¢ ennianced jin, Hlward th i} 4 Pou! x we Ti hich big lea: wort nme - A iy | ‘Adunowiedge fee hed or Mt] a malt card rump inside of me. L/anotier sear, war certaln dinner, after which big league work in ae be wi was fara) the Hihitinae taal Wiehe -) augh y wart > Be ifort + wae could feel It choking me, “I did the best { could with the club," Inight Mr. Ebbetts gave a dinner at the! caine, ‘uthed’ at’ 'moon we se oe ot, Tom han | ast stay ly Pity Re. « Shroat: Ana said Roger last night, “and the fact| Waldorf as a sort of wgem up to the | oreroat ‘end a emule aime! fe . of jousands of dol-| round and walked over to Murphy and | that I did not appear in more games is| pig event to-morrow. high, Mnggins in the smallest 3 Giant re I'd tossed away Over the green] stood toe to toe and siugged with him. |because I had some young catchers and was frequently ure: aizteen Mietorien whtle, ra | A, cloth, and I started sawing upand figur-|1 didn’t care how much heavier he was, {whom I thought could do better Work | 1 ia rumored that eter Kelly, formerly were en ee fasts last Zab) won stone goose, and lost af ing on doing something: size when the] *!thoush he welghed near 1 pounds.|at the time than I could, At least, that | tary of the Hoston ica "ecte ant. (RE ee ene for Porunt, wile Maia! also of Toronto, wo ring wasn't for me any more. He used his welgnt and strength to] was my judgment. I was also trying Ag tg te K. R nineteen games i “Phe firat time I reall: fell back. 00 rough me down, and | wouldn't take a/to develop my young material so as to gang is wishing ie mat the luck | 0. Bi OWN BATTERS ‘The conclu of a fe ie Pen a q back step. Wiiere tie strength came! build up a atrong team for the future, REILLY AT THE LYMPt oar et sk rod, fxd ELTINGE' Sot rin ‘ar that the public couldn't help seeing] trom 1 con't know. but for a While 1] Baseball men, aa a rule, have ta Nickerson, @ former Uaneall writer and pag acdhee 9a ot WITHIN THE ‘LAN was when I fought K. 0. Brown.| had it. Jt lasted until the enghteenth | Bresnaha: de in the controversy, and | novelist, yw ‘secretary m oe See on ve, Of the Cs. ea i ‘The Boxing Commission suspended me|round. Then the weakness got into my | they fect it looks as if he was i rr , for the te fist time Knockout Brown, the southpaw Duteh- | f*otoeee tote, Cae toeea | NEW YORK for six months for that, but it was a[@fim and I could feel that the old re-| fred for trying to build up a valuable | Sin bo Bomar fae lasted aan of the east aide, Rist “he ‘inne | | BFKEITAS f | taletake, I really couldn't do any het-|COVery wasn't there, I stood closo des- | plece of property for the owners, which | te late M porate af Reilly of the west side in a hurricane RN Ma "ofrsed Talo “ihe INION ' ’ ter, and people who had seen me fight might have won yet, but in| they were not experienced enough to ‘0 i te Beaton battle of ten rounds last night at the U SQ. | Old Timers’ We “ ie Stata Gave’ Ge erent eet taeag nth Murphy cloved my left Junderstand. One old player added that Brett fa thud Selovrete:' ‘Ne should confer with Olymple ALG. in. Harlem Brown | Han jx A Meat: | 10 All Star Acts. Beach moat it they believed it, too~ihat 1 was stall- tenth session, trying to land a hay- ip of the big tea chairs, Oy is er, but t er chaire, mak ‘ . 1 tried to stick to infighting. |season that he would have weakened mg, and that 1 could have knocked the west aide youngater | 3! NTER C one 8 41 “Matinee ‘To-Day, | pala Nita, | Be When the referee broke us apart J tried | his team for future seasons, At the | Sin f echt | ie ere tee metropolis ou GERTRUDE BR 4 ae i Brown out if I wanted to. Why, that|(o fall straight back toward Murphy |same time he would have held his Job, Ty “Ancien. Nevenour doce ‘agt | clinched geveral times and managed 10) rq, impietant bets took lace fn Ragland HOEPMan|BROADW AN, ALHAMBRA, it W f night I couldn't fave knooked any-| asain. In the last two rounds he got ——— the wi ‘ears the East ‘end ompetiaine Wee New York, | jast the round out. WARNE. 4 Dall ERNE as siibeay out. My arms wore Goad, the decision Fred Clarke and Barney, Drestuss a —_———-—— reURICLie The Sensation of HINDLe WAKES BRONX. “When I & little impa it about the Bresnahan) The Ini national Jesauers got thro with MUSI - the London Seasoy, | cea anAien, 1 fous Kilbane 1 bag gone oF Na that T went togthe moun-|matter, as they are angious to have parte ect sae tte and a ee JUAREZ ENTRIES. rere \ yf vata : ' . tains for three months him sign @ Pittsburgh contract right ym ay frig a ae if —- i 4 a aie + Meee feteie hoya: Jue ind Lived like # hunter and t away. It was rumored last night that the ood watired hear ii aso ee ri ‘The Juares entries for to-morrow are once k he? THE neehy Ghortess | { j , biuscular, @ OUl} once more to come back, 1 looked tine, [if the case went to # board of arbitra. | 1+ [as follows. $ P.M. New Music ite Laath # {9 the wun and looked thé ploture of] anu 1 y T gave Murphy a good {ton that Roger would be allowed to} ‘the vusiest ma gong the minors wan Lisiteg:| FIRST RACK —thne: two vearaide: fie and ‘Alda ”sooranc: ie bees o t AV ot ag health. But there.was something lack-|Aynt. | weakened he sign a contract with the Pirates regard. | heim. o joatreal ie furtonge-—BulaWelr Meal Ms. | Reserved Moats, 1G i BB and 50 Cente HOLY oly j % ing. I could feel it. @omeway 1 felt Fs eben eg aa Out) Tews of the outcome, 108, Ko: | ever ' % ‘ tired when 1 ought not to have felt hat Wan the taet HEME eee ne | The Pikate management vellever that tin: sana ASTOR, # a My muacles didn't at eft in me | with Bresnahan to help out in. the 2 y ae reeds . _ nga t tried me beat ed Hae] WNen it was over I felt tired—dogtired |oatening departinent that the pennant nertate owe neat Bhi TRENTINGG tiubrey, a nee Ba a a ao Ured that I didn't think I'd ever vest} \x assured. Among the crowd In the mawered Lichte A8THST. THEA. {i ii itway Ri Dane got the decision. I bad held the] {) ayain , aaked Me 248 | | FAIRBANKS OF F THE U.S.A. orridors of t orf it seems WILLIAM. o, championship for long time. 1 sup-| rhe fini i y o | 112: Ellzabetls Harwood, 112; Golden wae | ERA HOUR me the other night at{ be the general ion that Pitts. nets ont, anes, 112) |] GRAND‘ OUNE, Bid Atm orb yoee I ought to betatiafed, But I] gt Louis 1 % t 2 Lily Paxton, 112° Melromia, 192; Jim L., 112, cio $l. To Mw Mat, ae p was to fight eight rounds |bureh will win next season, whether ™ PEN 4 ia help thinking tase of: hed only | with w boy nained ile Kirk, He lanc| Bresnanan is secured or not, but with halt {urlonge cK. Wes BS! f. < "0: Mer Never Say Die A SCRAPE O' THE P ‘ 1 bane @ year or two cariier the old nt cateher on the Job the Kritg, 105; Salvage, 110; Galene Gale, 11 ROAD WAS f yale Sat. | Ty Wate Bening a8 q there 4 have been @ diferent |® Vt) syed fighter, but he's a fae boy. | \igeqores reward it ax a cinch, Tone Daw i 10; Praneyarent, ‘1G, f te » The Sun Dodgers \\'\ | BELASCO Sis" % sat, b, At the enu of the first round | could 1 nantly tmy arms, At the end of the One of the t | second the re bh i y wides, | Me nella “6 LLBANK Was lucky, When 1| The gave Ty lite T COU earn, ee | yesterday was ¢ fouwht him 1 had deen slid-| From chat time until ihe sixth I stalled |REW Mmanawer of the oguet FOURTH RACE | bait furlongs. men in the lobbies porke Stallings, the Boston Braves. “i S9th St. Mash ey Annie Russell's 4)" SIE. WINX & HARRY FISH Bae ae STARR ¢ hier; West) “THE GOVERNOR'S LADY. q ing back for @ couple of years] and bobbed imy head in and. out and | GPs! In fresh from Georg AYHOUSE isis, We Ain WwW t ond struggling against it. ‘They eay it's| made him iniss, But chat isn't fighting, | We%7INe an ice cream suit that wan the ‘ a LITTL i Wl EN NO .6- DAY i] tovlish for a champion who feels himn-| The crowd hissed and booed and ac. Wonder of the assemblage, It devel- | 3 sie Sa Nae Fume Cuter at ionk. te i ART iF i velf shipping to go on fighting, Bui | cused me of faking. So ut the end of oped that the Beau Beusimell 1g wen | wrigowe, He it pall a. ghee, enlary fm. the DALY’S & f 6. hes hit, ting. : ; , nad not yet re in trunk a Banter thau a lot of play mu the major TT ’ one with me it wasn't the money. There| the #ixth I atood in the middie of she) ompelled to Wear his clothes of | leagies, but le yeas for the big circuit once THE RED PE’ COAT Vow ing a 1 don't know] [D8 and gave it .up. ‘Gentlemen,’ 1 4 lef was the Joy of fighting. r iil more, If Motafferty and Kelly will agree to 7 ay. Neate Ze i? o wald, ‘I'm through asa fighter. I'd figh: 1! Georgia model. he first man to OMEDY Ait : B. eny greater Joy on earth than that ° MRe 6 hinge meet hin was Arthur Devitn, ‘Thi — — Mats. 1 Fecale owe! f-Wleh comes io man when he stands| {nace hit Co iny sees Te cty tt ogether ina corner and in & few min: | NwinaTelae “"FANNY'S FIRS PLAY camatene Sie, | Burlesquera Mrdtbat oF cndibie dalle tp the tae (Thee ce eee ate nee it var. annguored eae Deis THE COUNT OF rte WAWHATTAN GE 2.0 a8 : end when he knows that he oan two rounds, but if You say eo I'l stop “Ou! | be a member of the Boston club CIBER TY Y 21s Bisa EY, Bei || Minis, Wed Sar. 2 "ROLLER SKATING tn and out and mor w. 3 don't want hey when Text Seaton. It had heen reported that LIBERTYY;, Pies The Whip ye 85 | Lt Meher. and. sae th cdbatee te To myaurs wv! would to the minors as 4! Miade-to-Measure Clothes Me 1-L-E- =1-ON -E-S ||| WEST END Gc he ste Concer prise the crowd kept still a moment and tt y i ! awning then began to oheer me. They knew |!t!l he talked wit (Marines ‘oetdas tbe way nwy.|At Less Than Ready-to-Wear Cost//% Rien MUTT & JEFF ' ¢ 1 ea gave Ine e bin cheer, it Mado my yeas HF vou chink Sou te sient | BD TO Materials Cut to $2 PROUGE , P, | HAMMERSTEIN’S ‘'. ‘After Kilbane came that first Mur-| knees shake and @ big lump came » uu nan t Want, wl { phy figdt in Frisco. They aay that! in my throat, being cheered that was fur Arthur Says that he played better | Our Fall reductions, just begun, are al- Mou BGrELD FouLiés om skits ores) CHING LING’ FOO” Sad the hardest twenty rounds ever| what I had done yeurs before—for what |!!! asi season than he tus for two or | ways a feature. It will pay you to ste Se$h lant on, of 10 ontenr ata fought in thé Golden State, How did|I used to be. The manager gave me. {!! "1 that his Teas | a A ; hich nN ANT ; oon 50c\& 15—BIG ACTS—15 1 do it, when I wan already on the|my money-all of it, And they (have 1 wonderfull the suitings and overcoatings on whic’ MONTGOMERY 6. STONE, ae decline? Why, that’s a curious story.|treated me fine, They were all. good — you can now save $5 to $15, Made to $ Tae LAY aerate Shape) Ke In the firat place my match wit! those fellows, Little Kirk camg ‘To-morrow at noon Charles Holiday | be f h f 5 mB Diving “Murphy wes fixed, 1 fixed 4 and shook hands and said: "I'm tts, the man who discovered. the measure Ste Your ws Shetee OF Ha: F , Proctor’s | IRENE FRANKLIN Tue Mer Moreny's manager, Buskiey, ‘Abe, I winh we'd never |a miversary: of the Battle of Lon Ist terials, finished, fitted and styled to your NY. ‘ruearnes, eee Tris a ¢ an impression : and and other historic events, will e+ yi th ot, | AT OOD would ¢orce Kilbane to meet me again.| 'T came right on back to New York, \cort @ party of scrlliew H preference, STHAY. Hustoal wa sist 50e ‘)Aturphy was to hie down to me-take| And now I'm thnough. Twenty-nine to his p Wat's beet tn th test me Willan 326 | tae Knockout fn the sixth round. When| years old and through with the game \onel has fi THE WORLD OF PLEASURE tee sixth passed 1 found that I had Outside | taken by been double-crossed. I loved better than my life! the ropes for me after this, I'll be an battle we, “When I went 2 my corner that time | oniooker, Maybe 1 can help some young routes wil probably bo tak 1 was in a Somehow al the| feliows along and show them a few other clubs when they gu ove Hn peony 1 ever yon and all the eour- | things, but I'll never hear the bell ring ture the place next season r ape and determination, gathered up in| for me again, No, nev the exploration the Ebbetts Chowder "| Sees “ELLERD HAMLET | } ey and Thursday Conttauoue ite 7) tt | Gox bash Tie, a4 a ia. BLY Arnheim: a sroaeny a and doth pipeat |i