The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1913, Page 10

! _THE EVENING WORLD, UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY _MUNDAY, MAROE 34, 1038. _ BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK TWO WEEKS MORE! Copyright, 1913, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World), 7° EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Best Table Sauce " He te big too, and can tak Dunoh and fight back. 80 he may ‘eichanice againet 8m Smitha pretty NOTHER gentleman of the . mitt who Would itke to mane the acquaintance of thet popular en- teatainer, Gunboat Smith, ts Soldier| ‘ Kearns. The Soldier has redeemed the } jorareaye los when Willard nicked him by stopping thet tough old ram of ‘ting, Kublak. As no, one else has been turning this erick the Soldier be- Meves it entities him to « fight with ‘anyone. He prefers the Gunboat, which Grows that his heart ts in the right! j place, at any rete. ‘The Soldier and tis manager ap- greached Jim Buckley, &F ef couree, pac Buck- way of running out,” Kearns wasn't wauing any bets, and for that matter he this own ‘aide bet’ talk was @ duff. There aren't any side bets ‘fights now-a-days, and when @ man- about ‘five thousand dotier " he might just as well bang) ‘@ eign telling the public that he te four-tlusher.”" Tres +e Mae ETH the Columbia crewe out on he river, haseball only two ‘weeks away, and outdoor track Mnetes about to dexin, 1 looks as tf old winter's back \s broken at last. Al- this hae been a pretty mild » for New York, nobody will go mourning over its depart! N Gorball the good old a outdoor spore! gi! W. diaputes the assertion that John L, Sullivan was once ? eawaten of the world, It's all to dispute that now, A. W., but yess day when nobody ques. lobn's right to bp called cham- except trom a distance of « few OHIN L. SULLIVAN in his best time beat every orack heavywelght tn this country. He knocked out the Maort, supponed to be cham- pion of the Antipodes. He went to Eng: lamd and pudlioly offered to fight Jem @etth, heavyweight champion of Eng- lan@, for nothing, and agree to give Smith » few thousand dollars if he @ayed ‘tour rounds. Overcome by the wudacity of such a challenge, Smith re- @used to fight Sullivan under any cir- cumstances. John returned to America. ‘Not long after that he began to lose his fighting form, through dissipation, He wasn't the great Sullivan when he fought Mitchell in France, or when he avoided Jackson and Fitzsimmons, me Jim Corbett eanler Corbett Sullivan at New Orleans John 1. was a fat man, pow eceding tow fighting qualities aside from @ stout heart and the pride that goes mith « championship. Corbett beat Sullivan, and was ac- @ieimed ‘champion of the world.” He mweuldn’t have won a work's champton- hop hed not Sullivan held —— Milwaukee, Moha, the fighter of Mot bike ooclualons to, « te. “Wer etate Tw aurve SusPense ‘Two wrens ? George Burns Sure of Becoming the Giants’ _ Regular Left Fielder even for the defeat the locals handed {o the Colta ‘on Baturday. ‘Batting and Fielding in a Way Colts Bat Ball Hard That's Bound to Give —_| And Easily Win Game Him Devore’s Job. Over Houston Team. March @4.—The good and sore hands of Gal- veston on Saturday, they took it out of the local team, whom they whipped to the tune of 7 to 3. They hammered out twelve hits, ‘On account of the strong wind which the batters had to hit against, Cooper's two-base Mt was the only extra base hit of the game. Jim Thorpe was loud- ly applauded by the spectators every time he stepped to the plate, and the big Indian responded with three slash- ing singles out of five times at the bat. Jim gave the many people who had just come to see him in action a rare tr A Gashing base running and sp brid the paths like a streek of lght- ake redakin evidently made @ hit with the Texans, as the bus could hardly get rough the crowd who had waited to @ee him at close range after the game wan over. Cooper, Fletcher sod Rob- ertson batted timely for the its, each @ucceeding in getting two safe bingles eplece. Groh’s stop of Hoffman's hard HOUSTON, Tex., Colts of the Giants w: Gaweston,.Tex., March 2. "P-tockes Nke « sure thing that George Burne will be used regularly in left field by Manager McGraw of tho @ants this coming National League ‘The way he has been playing doth im the field and at the bat com- Pletely overshadows anything that his Dredecemsor, Josh Devore, ever did at his best. Burne is doing particularly well at the bat, his hitting being both timely and hard. In yesterday's game he was responsible for most of the runs that ‘the Gant regulars scored against hte G@ebveston Texas League team. The score wae 8 to 1 His single in the third inning eent @ run scampering Demeree bitched the first five innings men on bases and only one run was ecored against him. Although only one Dt was made off Schuppe in the four | innings he pitched, the younxster was | eather wild and issued four bases on | balls, which placed him in a bad hole! On several occasions. Ray and Hightower did the hurling for Houston and were hit freely. the box for the miners, and did ‘with the exception of the Mat ses- sion on the mound, when he was clonted for five runs. Hiet, a recruit Manager Jim Maioney picked up off the corner tote, twirled during the last if innings, and the Giants only found for one run. The Regulars were tickled to pieces because of the result of the game, as it\was a case of getting in the last four innings he pitched. Another Club About to Enter Already Crowded Boxing Field fotke, Pion, ct it, who thinks that Lather | '| Paddock A. C. to Open Its |.’ ae Bien teeta eet java te | Doors for the First Time fle tremei ‘tia? thaher eli Sn" tara SY cont’ watched MeCarty meet all comers, Next Monday Night AGC wig gt om Ta Tn McCarey, fight promoter of Tom Angelea, ee tacen "faither ilebant BY JOHN POLLOCK. o“~ ta ee neat LTHOUGH you could count on one! hand ¢he number of boxing clubs that are making money in this} iyo State, 1 doesn't keep other promotera| city, from venturing into the game. Last § week .eaw the opening of the Atlantic Garden A. C., while next Monday night wil) mark the opening of the Paddook A. C. on Fourth street. Thin club re- cetved ite license at the-same time as the Bowery club. ™ Billy Gibson probably has made more money out of the game anybody h, The MyMahon profit with their ¢ other promoters losing money right re very few of the mn , ‘Kannan rund of a teu Jc"Ganlon A ten-rvund bout, ‘Tiree ten-round bate Brooldyn Beach A, row night, | Jen tn wig np ri liven PALMETTO DERBY WINDS UP RACE MEET AT CHARLESTON. OHARLERTON, 8 CC, March 4.~To- day's races marked the opening of the \}iagt week of the sport at Palmetto Kouweakohaye o. dan Dunne wit oe and original thirty-five clubs who received licenses to run from the State Com- mission who are still doing business. The reason for the clubs failing to left. There make # success of the sport are, the guarantees demanded by the * voxe! the lack of good men in this nection of the country, the high coat of conducting a big Glud and the State tax of 5 per cent. of the gross receipts. Denpite this, Jack Doherty, who has been id timed with the ting sport for twenty | Park. The meeting will ologe Saturday years, thinks he can make & go of the|with the feature event of the season, Paddock A. and for the opening |the Palmetto Derby ire Bee make » Mates eee at aide {other meeting will be held here next pepsi ° feason, which will open directly after he Jamentown races close in the fall Preah six-day bl mow has (Marley Frea:0 tamtam. under, Me creck crabte, io: match for Rim wt vas to has Coe Ee ct a an she's Som ‘es soon ‘watches, oe eo bie mane. grounder was the Aslding feature of the| Benny Meyers, Toronto Out- + | and Sohuppe the last four for the Colts, | was the more effective with | Tigin | League, hae reported to Manager Bill tower was wiki and passed five batters | Dahlen. Meyers arrived here yesterday Feat a | Nome’ Fon ‘Haker, who made a Tre er, | and S| BEAUMC detpnin .] Football Association, oer & Goop Record May Ge HANDY NEXT MONTY. bare fielder, Joins the Dodgers at Augusta, ( Ga. UGUSTA, Ga. Merch 2%.—Benny Meyers, the great outfielder the Brooklyn club secured from the | Toronto club of the International and informed Dahlen that he will only need about ten days in which to get ‘4nto the best of shape, as he has been taking the best of care of himself since the season closed. ‘The exhibition gamo between the Dodgers and Ty Cobb's All- Georgians, which has been postponed several times on account of the inclem- Jent weather, will be played to-day pro- viding the grounds are in good <on- dition, |. MEMPHI | Cubs made Gouthern Heeeterng trom them bs 8 erore cut kK Tho Th, Tgmunernt the curves of the local pitchers ‘all parts of the Zimmerman grttin ‘Cheney twirled s completely at 2.—By, defeating ss0ckation @ eingle ort of Tour times at the bat, iT, Te Maren 24. The Phi can Teague, reeniita bad. to wins fa order (0. win from the, Bestymont ‘Texas 10 final core te hand of thy O Southern” League Mullin was, ay ¢ inmings that by score ite uring tho the box, FORT WORTH, MM —The St, Tonle Club. of the’ American ewan Beata Wate oEhubition "eame hero by Fort Wa fore of 8 rune to 1. 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HAMILTON, Bermuda, March %.—New York fans will undoubtedly be greatly pleased to learn that Hal Chase, who is considered one of the greatest infielders in the history of the diamond, is ready to get ‘pack in the game. It was on March 8 that he hurt his ankle in a prac- tice game between the Colts and the Regulars, and at the time it was thought that it would be eeveral 8 before he would again be able to play. Trainer Doc Barrett si e star a thorough examination and tested the injured right ani in many after which he pro- nounced it just as strong as ever. Chase is tickled to death at the pros- pects of resuming play, and in to-morrow’s game between the Hig! landers and the Skeeters he will cavort at second base. 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