The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1913, Page 16

st NN et att | BiH i23° it i ti i: Dear Gir: Just @ line in regard to Terry Mitchell's (of Broeklyn) let- ter, which appeared in The Evening ‘World of Feb. 1. Now I am the Ital welterweight who has been Soxing up-State, and also in New York City. I feel that I have more right than Terry Mit- chell of Brooklyn to this name, and feel that by his defeats by practical- ty every welterweight and quite « yw iightweights, that he has hurt my reputation more than I ha! hurt his. I have been Aghting under this name for almost two years, which you can see by clippings ene Closed (the clippings show one win and several challenges) and have Made good with auch men as Tommy Connors, Sailor Tighe, Jimmy Gore, Johnny Glover and Jack MoCarron, while he hae boxed no one of im- Portance. Now if he thinks I have hurt hia Seputation by getting deat, I'll make ars . Me proposition, and it is this: ht him at 165 pounds ring- eater the welter limit, while I tnyselt @an make 14 pounds. Whoever loses, fle end shall go to any poor family fm Brooklyn that the Brooklyn pa- Bere think deserving. ‘The loser shall sign am agreement Mew we'll eee who is entitled to f@ename, TERRY MITCHELA, 32S io the Gay fer the meeting of the Boxing Commission. Lest Uoket Suyers into the aisles in deflance of the ‘That little affair in moving picture house a couple of nights ego was a warning. Has any boxing fan ever gone inte an over-sold, overcrowded club Uves, and that @ real fire might wipe Out practically the whole densely packed mass of spectators? Some time, unless precautions ere besa that Is going to happen. And it happened, then the Boxing fovea jon might make a hundred well meant and useful rules without bringing any one back io life, , Do it to-day, Commissioners. AT NBLSON, out West, is busy B hurling challenges at Wile Ritchie, As all the challenges go into the hands of Billy Nolan, Bat’ id manager, they won't worry Ritchie much. AN MORGAN 1s taking K, 0, D Brown to California to fight Mexi- Joe Rivers, ‘There are two very slick managers in the country, and I don't know which Geserves the medals. Morgan is one, and Bill Nolan js the other, I don't in- elude Tom Jones, for Jones throws away his champions and loses his earn- ings through boob betting. But Bill Nolan gular manager. He picked up Bat Nelson and had him as a champion, Now he has Ritchie, a champion in the first match Nolan made for him, Pretty smooth work, But Morgan lays over this, Without @ champion in stable, Danny trots | over the country, keeps his string busy ¢ apd | big purses. Morgan has made more mone: the sport than any other man UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY.. y minute, fights the champions | I dare say | INVESTIGATION NOTES OF A PAID AMATEUR BY BOZEMAN BULGER. GAIN Gwat Milligan is disturbed. He new writes asking that I explain | how he came to be termed a professional, he is an amateur at heart. In one of Swat's famous games against the Nettle Rashes he was addressed by the ol@ blind man at the Polson Oakes Park, who oxpressed great | he could er eee or feel what was going on. Milligan, the Peerlens Hitter, decided to help the old man and give him at least one thrill. In the seventh inning, with the bases full, Swat came up with his diamond! formance in every instance has been a| Joe ‘When Zeke Bender tried to fool him with @ hook curve Swat met) disappointment to the fans mudded dat. the bail with terrific force, With deadly acouracy he drove it straight at the ewaying fagetaff in deep contre. The ball struck the pole on its return swing and the hard hit ball bounded back like a shot. straight toward the old blind man and hit his tin cup squarely in the middle. | Dunn, signed him up for Pennies were ecattered in every direction, and while the Nettle Rash pitchers! wre picking them up Swat encircied the bases for eighty-six runs, the ruie then being in vogue that @ runner could keep ecoring until the bali wan recovered. ‘The old blind man wan tinmensely pleased that his friend Swat had put him in the game for the firat time in his iif, For the rest of his day: money ¢rom the blind, A THRILL FOR EVERY CUSTOMER. Grover Cleveland Hartley, the well known barber of Osgood, Ind., and som times catcher of the Giants, is in town ready to start South with the first bat of recruits. Grover, howev: in more deeply interested in the workings of hi tensorial emporium. ‘I have @ new oircular out,” eayp Grover, “in which I that ne man can leave my shop without feeling that he has had @ close shave.”’ DON'T FORGET THE HONORARI UM. ‘Toby Thompson, the son of a wealthy father who has wished on him the job of being a Giant, has reported to McGraw, Toby's father paye all his expenses ae well as an henorartum to have the young fellow in a New York uniform, MoGraw expects te tum out a Anished product year after next. Toby is no shine at thet. . —— JUST LIKE A BASEBALL WRITER IN THE SPRING. Henry Merton Lyon, the champion billiard player of Veni nd also known occasionally as an author, had his firet practice game at McCraw’ Lyen saye he ought to be a good billiard player because he has been in contact with ivory ever since he faced the firet e@itor with a story, Expert note—he deat the game, —_— VIOLATE® THE KIGHT HOUR LAW. In his story of the musical doings Mylvester Rawling made the crack: "Con- ductors now érawing big money.” Twenty-eight extra men of the Interborough system went right down there and made inquiries, Thoy objected to the duties because they ereke into their evenings, THE HIGH COST OF LIVING. A weil known confidence man just in from cost of labor in the business of setlin, York, “Why, do you know," he saya, than {t does to have the pictures painted.’ aly te complaining of the high “old masters’ to the millionaires of New THE HOSPITAL MAY \HAVE TO RETURN THE FAVOR, Rube Marquard wires from Seattle that he ts done with the stage. “Whon I pulled the Marquard Glide out here,” writes Rube, “they thought it was on the level; and you know how quick that can queer a guy.’ The chances are) that Marquard will now report in Marlin March 1, He is booked there to m on In the amateur minstrels for the b it Of @ hoapital, HE SHOULD HAVE IN AN IND IAN, Seeing the amount of money to be paid for elxning the subway contract, Harry MeCorm\; nt time, went right down to McGraw's office and called for pen and paper. Was no bother about move ing picture men, either. (MUY BUENO, EL CAPITAN! (Goo d stuff, Captain.) Capt, “TH Houston, the wealthy contractor who has ban harbors as wel! aw Havana baseball teams, attended ing at McGraw's office yeater with his office force In Ta talking over the teleph samo time he can't talk, ‘9 the Captain arm and the doctors say he will stutter for It Job of fixing up Cur winter baseball meet test diMecuity he has keep the men from using both hands while ‘Only last year one of them lost hin ever Wandied second-string ean talk the coin right out of a pro- mater's pocket, { tips ide ais HOE Tdcres a Durham Duples Reser Co, 20 rary ave. naw vers |All Dealers « Everywhere notwithstanding the fact that | Ag if trained it burned a streak | {0 Pick \W some more soft mon however, he} that night, regretted that his friend Swat had been declared a professional for taking | wil! te ae has » ast | Hope ta’ guiarantesd last night. « ‘coate more now to bore the worm holes | « i @ Cuban can keep both hands going at the} Copyright, 1918, by The Prese Publishing Co. (The New York Word). POR SHOWING AGAN BY CHAMPION KLBINE Although Easily Ouipointing Young Driscoll His Exhibi- tion Lacks Real Class, BY JOHN POLLOCK. Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight champion, easily outpointed Young Dris- coll, @ local boy, in @ ten-round bout the Irving A. C. of Brooklyn, and after Docketing @ $1,000 guarantee boarded the 12.85 A. M. train at the Grand Central! Station for his home in Cleveland. He said his quick departure was due to his wife's illness, While Kilbane had no trouble win- ning, his showing was very poor for a title holder, as he missed many blows, and those that he did land seemed to have no steam behind them, Driscoll would probably have made a better showing if he hadn't been selzed with stage fright. In some of the rounds fhe forced Kilbane all around the ring and managed to get in some atift nt that to his stomach and face, ‘This is the fourth time that Kilbane has fought in this vicinity and his per- Champion Jounny Kilbane is coming mck here for bis bome in Cleveland first one will be with Georg featherweight of St. Laute, whom he {u 8 tea,round bout at the Empire A tian aCaino on the nigh ia bout will be the main go cant of{ht $e Unersend | epoteate wale the 3 ction Yrothery ill pat ou For his weooint scrap Willie. Jones Hie wilt saeet Jonce for ton A. CG. of Brooklyn on Bitly Pape mallet for] France yesterday, a0- companied Wy hie wife and baby. He te gung| 1 do abroad for his twenty-roumd battle with Frank Haus of Lisbureh at the Cltaue, de Paris tn on tie, Rigi, ‘coly ‘have Panke rt) et, tare to, ta povnde, ‘tow in” iy eons. Unless the matoh between George Carpentier, the French middleweight, ong deft Smith, the wmiddleweight of Barone, N, J,, ine, ‘fall ftrouals etnce the eeceet of AL Lappe’ ina then A aerashee eae fad mate samt a Cat fugit Cas of, Peri to wake that fev, Sand tht be aut fond: drew over 810,000 manager of the Ganien A. C., Bully Gibson, Jack “enter, the heavyweight of Battle, Wash, who bes bem in Australia for neatly a yea where he fought many battles with poor succe antey. Ld series in San m quaboat vn pte tbe. heatywonth (4 oan te, trast ee, in Princo iy the we Tester is tarecae, at fecal, mma 83 it Charles Ledoux, the bantaniweight champloa of France, te ou hie way beck to thia country. He sailed rom France yesterday, When rrives Qimwelf under, the management re he lak adage of Droriacher " os 0 Lednon, ant veel pat Ledoux ae Rose}, hear | was been flghtting over a year, tin bois t | av avy Guy COULON'T DENT A CUSTARD PIE - ie Foor pure, an’ OucreD Indian Given Bonus of $500 for Signing $6,000 Contract —Warner Got $2,500. ms a money ger McG: is no object to si when jen strated in the case of Jim Thorpe, the Indian ball player, who cost him $9,000 Aoording to men who helped to secure, over, Marney, John M: ‘The Giante’ furned back Phirty-fiftts Joe Tinker, mes ' to put through the deal, receive a yearly salary of $6,00), when he signed his contract refit for ettiae Marts his chub, ‘The Wirates stil owe another player. fi hich be al Sire ti Jobmay Kling is « tter to. 2 thet he en a dhe latter tsi rouble. Me Thorpe wi! he ‘received @ bonus of $0, Gien Warner, who brought Thorpe here and advised him to mn with the Giants, got $2,500 The Cincinnati Clud willing to pay Thorpe $4,500, while the Pittsburgh Club offered him $5,000, wes quit the billiard business, a decided thet he cowl not ‘the lease on tia billiar Gireet end Broadway manager of the Ciactanst i Red Herrmann, owner, of vey ‘ball aeain. ‘The National Commission thas just made that they have 9 euemens which that fork, If Frenk ¢ atlink | verton the play’ jurisdiction of ‘the Nuitios! Commiadon, “he two oy ‘perantasion ion ty hieago tid ate ordinary game will be “Shupieiad landers, “Into agers eth Me will oi to the effect ‘York American ‘League Club to pay tothe Adanta Olub of the Nonthern Leagu et was due them q turh of two of fire players eecured from New | man yintil by ast eeason, ring a few ‘ohub, claims Chance, n 1 must be cert 1 when 1 ase Toe ‘of aay him in the outfield, anager ‘the time to look after that sport and has ‘acdeuiy at lis partner, Billy Long, yet, with cover ving, od, that estate Dro righ with besebalt for goad. new manager of the High- hae, when ie tales. is Yese the coming fn tant Tram fit to plas was le the te It ase to to make thei own teed of aL ito in making Murobe ot hes (4 Bey w the men! ae oe pian piel os Cotte ‘of the bl. a “Mack of De ae met and He aped ey even tants. the. i play ed nd the Mare aR ths ex oven of nunca Ano games ill be plaved’ on “ne jie a, League C4: as ‘wit not ‘be ‘completed 1a" ‘nlay et park on alternate days, National, Les baseball games in Chicago wii ee Me lock in, the afternoon during the lock, As lay {his annoincement A Semi-Annual Remnant Sale Your half-year'y chance to buy $25 to $50 materials made to your measure at $18. 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We wil play second Mela’ wae diet Ment it it of Winairez, Can,, ten round « the Brown ei off wiring Nelson a round Nets body that MeLangil and on ts ant as be paid no attention to Keferee Brown's warnings, the latter daquaifiel Sammy Kelly Wa: Sammy to become a referee, the job as referoe at the Forty-fovrth str ing Club’ by the uew owners, Juba Heisiin Attell and Harry Harris, TO. Lageireciees to Referee, nager of Jack Good. announced. his- retirement: ito the ks ago, haa filed his application to Commission for a Noenae been Sammy has yl ithe Halt, or NIGHT AT 5, me Ca HARDMAN. BANE. bier it ma LESLIE CARTE ie SNOW p PLUNGING HORSES UNDER MANY FLAGS sity 2.40, ry Wi Hie % ar btu + ates as RENTING ‘it ree "The shen Mat, Tol 48TH ST. peegtrr, WILLIAM COLLIER Cc OLUMBIA BURLESQUE?" THLE MERRY WHIRL URRAY HILL THEATRE YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Feb, 5.—Joe Mui | Shugrue, of Jersey City, tacked another when he gave ‘Sea | Defeats Brock)’; the worst lacing he has had in two years before a great crowd at the Twilight Club. The fight went twelve rounds and for eight of them Brock let very few blows get past him Shugrue's great speed and his fast} punching style made Brock look like a Poor selling plater {n comparizon. Phi! had nothing; he didn't even fight for a} single round and the eastern boy waltzed around him, administering pun- ishment at every turn. Shvgrue went! really ef- fective wallops, but he Grilled a steady of straight lefts and rights into ‘offiey Matched. camatel today oetmeey Jian meat of iblin gan: ute ine Ph The World’s Greatest Condiment Known the world over. 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