The evening world. Newspaper, December 31, 1912, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, “TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1912. _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK UP-TO-DATE EDITED AND Neve TED BY ROBERT EDGREN MUSICAL, A, Mon. Aft... A STRIKING CONTRAST---THE SLUGGER AND THE BOXER Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). \ fifi Ff McCarty and Palzer Ready for Fight Which Will Decide $o-Called Championship. ty The Pres Publiahing Co, New York World.) }O-MORROW will see the most !m- portant heavyweight match of the year fought in Tom MoCarey's Lea Angeles arena. “Uncle Tom" Me- Carey ia to give the winner, whether ét’s Pater or MoCarty, a belt emblematic of “the championship.” And the winner will call himself cham- pion of the world. ‘True, there are no other heavyweights who have a better right than McCarty and Palser to toy with that ship thing. But there are pret} fair men dubbing couatey, and perhaps some of them will ‘the easy money” and pose around ‘varios theatrical ciroults while the pep- larity laste. It would be hard to pick out two men ter matched than MoCarty and » Either of them, in that belt, Will look very much like @ real cham- pion. But I wonder what Jeffries, sit- ting at the ringside, will think when he recalls the champions of Ms ¢ay—clever Corbett, crafty Fitssimmons ana the Sreat. Jeffries, who, in hie time, looked ne 9 and fought like the greatest of all heavyweight kings? “t fan’t that either Paiser or McCarty Fibties it j ! ait} u tlond lowa farmer way to fight. He studying the game @ to Teach his,man. Demaree Expected to Be Pitching Find for Giants McGraw Thinks He Has Great Young Twirler in Man Who Blanked Boston. ‘ BY BOZEMAN BULGER. F the nine young pitchers to g0 South with the Giants in Febru- ary McGraw believes he has a Teal find in Demares, the star of the Bouthern League, who made his debut in the majors last fall by shutting out Boston in one of the best pitched games of the year. Demareo is a player of coni experience, though his activi been confined to the minors. been at the pitching business for seven or eight years and ts far from @ spring chicken, | ‘The ome thing that I like about Demaree,” said MoGraw, ‘is his won- Gertul comtrol 1 was so interested ‘a that part of his work on the day that he beat Boston that I did not get & @ood jine on bis stuff. He ought to make us & valuable man. Any pitcher ‘who 1s cool and has contre! can win.” MoGraw was 20 Impressed with the » | Work of Demaree and was so anxious : alk Frye z 3 £ ft H . z 5 iff redsetr f and to bit hard when he is Palser @angerous at all showed it against Wells within an ace of @ knock- staggered about and tried his o swing dlow for blow, He ked Kaufman out in the same way, swinging an uppercut when Kaufman @ueked. 1 don't think that Paizer him- wolf realised what blow he had sent across when Kaufman fell. iH He 3 th | Ditcher to practise the batters, When the series was ever the Giants voted | jf, Demares a purse of $90 to be taken from their share of the receipts. In the Southern League Demaree holis of Traverse City, Mich; L. V. Bader of Texas, Theodore Goulait of Indianapo- ls, Fred M. Schupp of Deca possessor of thetelebrated A.| with Chicago. AL Power, ONE oF THE FINEST ‘TYPES OF THe NATURAL FIGHTING MAN (N THe HISTORY OF THE RING, LOS ANGELES, Dec. s1.—Orvis Over- all wants to get back into organized Daseball, and to that end the former cub pitcher has announced thet he wi wire the members of the National Com: mission demanding the right to play. “By (baseball work here this winter refused an offer of $5,000 made for me by “Hap Hogan, and he will try to keep me ftom playing, I won't play ‘That's certain, but 1 | want to go elsewHere, And I am going It ip understood Sot McGraw will @ell the release of Louls Drucke, who ‘was recalled from Toronto at the end of last eeason, Tt now iooks iike a sure thing that Willie Locke wil become the head of the Philadelphia Nationals. He has on the club from ‘pires on Jan, in which to make for the purchase. It wuthority that Locke will pay 45,000 for the Phillies. That ts con- siderable more than was offered by the New York syndicate that mede a bid several w ago. In the mean time Charile Dooin is on the anxious seat. He wants to know who will own the club before making arrangements for players and training He had intendeq starting Bouth to-day, but has decided to wait until something definite is announced in regard to the ownérship, Charlie would De quite satisfied to have Lacke as President. ‘The Pittsburgher 1s an ex- perienced baseball man, and such an asnociate as that is what Dooin has needed for @ long time. Seer eS gore fete csr Py ero. ‘that snctint toot Record of the World's Best Boxers for 1912 Complied by John Pollock, ¥ Jack O'Brien. ack Dion sion force Murphy to accept terms for me, or permit me to play. Overall denied that he has received to demand that the Nationa) Commis- | Overall Anxious to Get Back in Big Leagues and May Come Here an offer to go to Now York with Frank Dut close friends say that if he again he Mkely will be a High- shows me that my erm is as good as | ever, and I want to get back. Murphy | mm. Tt od ed vas ‘an to go to the minors, MECamTy i) THE Boxer; Pruzen'e ABILITY Lies IN EVERYTHING AND COUNTeRING @verRy PUNCH, Rivers Begins Training _For Fight With Cross BY JomN POLI POLLOCK. FTRR trying for two days to 04 A suitable training quarters for Joe Rivers, the Mexican lightweight, to prepare for his ten-reund bout with Leach Cross at the Empire A. C. on Jan. 14, Joe Levy, manger of Rivers, and Jess and Eddie McMahon, man- agers of the club, finally selected Wood- lawn Inn as the most desirable spot for the Mexican to work. Levy paid @ visit to Rye Beach, where quarters were offered him fi Levy, believing it Passed up the place, werk to-day and will be assisted in his work by his brother, Abdul the Turk, and Manager Joe Levy. Eas ae ‘8 o'clock New Se AreT a2 ee ‘] nig mies er hee wal gees eters é a | Pes trues E ics pas 3 ns, ae | : in Roclie: the . 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