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a a THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1922, »AMERICAN BOXERS FIRST INVADED ENGLAND. 112 YEARS AGO" HOW OLIEAL STARTED IVERSEAS IASON 181 Woolineaux Finished Blake, First English Opponent, “With a Tre- mendous Hit on the Head That Completely Took All Recollec- tions Out of Him’—Record of Other Yankee Invaders. lege Stadium, 138th purest and dam Avenue. to-morrow afternoon. WHY DID MAYOR ‘|HYLAN, THE KING a insnin oover gc “encuayp v8 ENGLAND, rewwocoreut. NUMEROUS STATE GOVERNORS = AND = TWENTY zs MILLION ‘ afl ype PEOPLE > 4 WASNT MUCH LEFT of - | wie'Snitewastsa” VISIT THE | \/, |Kilbane Now Wants Only $60,000 OLD AUSTRALIAN | For Title Bout at the Garden CONVICT trim O'Brien and get all the glory and Deree cireay theatrical dates for himself. DEMPSEY can Do Tas TmP : r AS To Punta THE Bae M'COY CHALLENGES “ANY THREE DEPORE THE PRINKE oF WaLGS, IN ONE NIGHT.” McCoy landed in England unher- alded, but foxy Jack had an undpr- ground wire somewhere and knew he was coming. O'Brien flitted up to Scotland and trimmed a couple of easy marks there. McCoy, missing him, auickly planned a stunt that would make O'Brien's feats look like a cop- per cent to a Waldorf wi He offered to fight any three men in England on the same night, with ten minutes’ rest between fights, and knock them all out or forfeit the * By Robert Edgren. J: DEMPSEY’S invasion of the old world is no novelty Other American champions have Deen going over with fair succ ever since boxing became an inter- ational sport. The first was a Vir- gina darkey—a boxing sailor named Tom Molineaux, who claimed that his father had been boxing cham- pion of America. i ! Molineaux had his first fight in A "Wee powt vou Tis ‘rou, SHoe Laces 2" ip M<Cov ASKED ENGLISH CHAMPION JACK SCALES ++ Tien TUE COUNT Been . England July 24, 1810, 112 years ago. His opponent was a Bristol man The fight lasted an hour, at the end of which time the English fighter, @o quote a local account of that day, “was so severely punished that it was impossible to distinguish a sin- gle feature in his face." Next the darkey fought Tom Blake, Rnown as ‘Tom Tough,” who was weconded by Tom Cribb, the English ghampion, and Bill Gibbons, who may have been ‘an ancestor of the fighting @ibons family. Molineaux mauled Blake for eight founds, finishing him “with a tre- fMmendous hit on the head that com- pletely took all recollection out of him,” as an English sporting writer challenge was accepted and he was matched to fight Dave Barry, Jack Madden and Jack Scales. He knocked out Barry in two rounds, Madden in four and Scales in around. McCoy was a master boxer with a punch and a mind so keen and cun- ning that he acknowledged no mental equal in the ring but Bob Fitzsim- mons. McCoy liked to have his little joke Jack Scales, when ksaw him fight at Whitechapel, was a thick, square- built fellow, rather fat and as slow as lifornia tn the oth Featherweight Champion in a] young Wine Fitserata Huff Raises His New Terms |“ “* "™"** quaintly described it. He knocked horse. McCoy knew hé could All detatle have been completed for the] 66 29 a Batwa: futiber ct other opponenta,| knock Seales out eaally, but preferred Denpsey 18 dona to" ~ to the Sky. eightctyund. ao Setweon Lew: Wadler ane . one of whom was one “Rimmer of] to do it by trickery, just because’ win- bee! & DULL polecuteo -_ a —_. pened nao t, the crack Philadelphia sop Leheaster’’ | Molineaux knocked} ning by trickery amused him. As UNLESS A LARGE ,HUSICY GENT NAMED Wit ‘8. They will fight at an open-air show NOW AT THE Rinne ont with: la ‘‘dreadtull Scales stepped up to meat MoCoy ta “TAKES (tT MTe HIS HEAD To TRAVEL “Teo. By John Pollock. to be ataged by Bobby Gunning and Herman stomacher” in the fifteenth round,|the first round the Kid stopped and Champion Jobnny Kilbane te 60 en ne inten cian nme upon which the crowd broke down the ring and attacked Molineaux “from the antipathy felt against a man of color proving the conqueror."’ Friday night, June rs The managers of 9 peeved over the treatment he re-| poth Oghters have posted a forfeit. of é - ae ceived at Madison Square Garden| $2,000 ba ® guarantee the mon will weigh : ; LIVE WIRES ropped his hands, looking at Scales’s féet and laughing. “Why don't you t ked MeCoy your shoelace: in at 135 pounds at 2. M. last Tuesday night that he is not ; BECAUSE AS 1* likely to engage in a@ battle for his} Fred Fulton, the Western heavyweight, ? a 4 MAN, THE AMERICAN es looked down There was Or ol i. Shites Ty . Fhee! ate only one blow atrick and the referee By Neal R, O'Hara. title there unless he gets the sum he} and Cent. tion Roper of chicago move J") MAYOR o Qeseribes the scone as eet te, Gounted @ Mundred. iy| NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING. | AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING. |Copyrignt, 1922 (New York Evening World),|demands, $60,000. Kilbane was not| inom to most In a twelve-round bout to ' <Doriena’’ desc! bat Tad ad RE diate 12nd ne sale] Player. Club. AB. R. H. P.C.| Player. stub. AB. R. H. P.C. by Es ane eng Seen: allowed to be introduced from the | decision at the Stockyards at Denver, Col. AN follows: he'd been beaten b: ‘a blawsted | xony, New York 15 80 .448| Mohara., Detroit 1 2 1 1000] With the straw hat season so im- on the night of May 12, Both men are a “The confusion was beyond every-| Yankee trick,” and was very Indig-| post, Brookiyn @ 8 & .444 LMaphenbens Cleverana a1 9 18 .481|Minent this Kentucky Derby is grab-|"!9& by Announcer Joe Humphreys.| training hard for the contest. WRITES: ue thing,,sticks and whips at work in[nant, But T think he was lucky, for] wrightstone, Philadelphia, 7 1 3 420 1 2 28 31.431] bing a lot of space. Before leaving for home Johnny de- ie Gian io esha. Lance wl-directions, ten thousand people in] McCoy might have had a aotion to] orFarrell, Chicago 28 T 32 42s] Gulato, Cleveland 722 8 * 8 clared he was never made an offer by ae xetien tant ‘capaas one rude commotion, let him stay a few rounds and cut him Gowdy, Hoston 2 3 423 vase fry cleveland +98 14 28 Now that Babe Ruth has bought al satchmaker Flournoy to fight at the Sey X0RN on Miadey rupees oclg"3at 206 to know Row thorough Twenty minutes later, Rimmer be-}to ribbons. : eae es Paesete #2 % (| Kolp, Bt. Louts 78 tf New England farm he oan never get Sh leatl bouts within the nest five weeks. For the] ts your remarkable old craft. The ' ing on his feet again, a ring of men] Sceing that O'Brien had dodged | Hornsby, st. Lous S717 28 S404 Simith, Boston ‘93 18 35 along with Ruppert and Huston.|Garden during three consultations. rir fignt Gans gots $2,000, the second | 11 19ur remarkalle ol craft, The 6) =< 5 surrounded the battlers and the fight| him McCoy jumped back to New Yor? | Walker, Thiiadelpnia 0 4 8 “fe0 | Willian ti 1.4% 4 Sooner or later this summer the Yank |As Matchmaker Flournoy has refused } $}.00°. ment was most extraordinary and .. @ . Was continued, Molincaux then beat [and O'Brien returned to England to] iMag cok, 2 Moariees. oR 8 management will be pulling for fair to give Kilbane the sum he demands, | —————— unique and one which could not bes. Rimmer to a pulp. Later Molineaux|heat Charlie McKeever and Yank] Powell, Boston . 14 ‘383 Jamieson, Clevelat + 68 é 28 weather and Babe will be praying for : ‘was twice defeated by Tom Cribb, | Kenny. Pittsburgh ay 38 Bush, Washington .. ot Paint it looks as if the featherweight will adequately comprehended in a single... sf with some assistance from the crowd, A TITLE BOUT FOR $200. 9 Hattie, Patteseiphia rte Tike ee 6 never fight there unless he comes rs | i : . which had no mind to see an English] yim Jeffries visited England when Rat 5 ue, Detroit ig 1g When it comes to demanding his}down in his terms. Kilbane may 9 severer Indictment: of “thespie champion beaten by a foreigner he was champion and found no‘one to | M Boston 1 8] axel cies ‘Clovel 4 14 18 cut of the gate receipts Johnny Kil-|fight some good man for twelve Hears pehlne eye seule be oneets Charles Freeman of New York, alsient him. He went through some | {acter Boston 0 8-333] Pitxenger, Boston zm 4 10 bane is @ 100 per cent, American, jrounds at Boyle's Acres in Jersey jan this visible evidence of the um § ; Grous acrobat 6 feet 10 inches tall,|s:age stuff and crossed to Paris.| Mann, St. Louls..... 5.7 .08| Bakers’New York .: 1m on 2 eee City during the month of July. speakable crusitios . pracsieed. i) tin : . went to England and became heav. here the French people wanted to| Holloher, Chicago 2. 11) 23. “385 Behang, New York”. 50 9 30 Ban Johnson's approval of Robert- administration of the English penal welght champion about 100 years|.oe him in a contest and Jeff's man- Beetontn | 4 Houper” bhisewe. 313 2 son's no-hit game t# Just another fail-|,,T* open, air, boxing shown, by the Queens. pyetems OF m Sanlates eeyte seat cs ager cabled across to Jack Scales and Pittsburgh Hh ashingtor 15 2 ure to discover oil. wt to-night. “Mike O'Dowd will take stead of prisoners being given an op- In later days John C. Heenan, the] <feq his terms to fight Jeffrie: . Brooklyn 0 w York 10 23 on Mike Gibbona of St. Paul In the f portunity to again become self-re-./ Be Boy, went across to fight aarp ehh setiten a New York H Clevelas 8 8 “2 Sut’ of twelve somnde:” ‘There will be specting members of the community, the English heavyweight Z2R08B2 pee “4 fk Incidentally, Ban's most important |other good bouts between evenly matched Not a penny less than £40" Scales York 17 28-834] Rice, Washington oH dae sues eaulel pape oe ee they appear to have been treated champion, in the first formally ar-|oanied back. So the champion of | Smith, St, Louis...) 9 16 Miller, New York 1 18 UEKEnewIN to Check us ell maTnie: Rae with such fiendish torture as to have. ranged match for the world’s cham- |. d went to France to meet the | T. Grittith, Brooklyn. 8 18 59 8 19 iP i Charley white of Chicago 1s signed up for STEAMER made death a welcome release, pionship. Heenan was a much big-|"" ‘ Rohwer, Pittsburgh . 5 8 72 10 23 run, no-reach-first-base games as fast] another battle by his manager, Ike Dorgan h ld h th ye d te or [champion of the world for a purse | Bressler, Cincinnatt o 2 wo te as they are played. He will go against Johnny Ray, the Pittsbugh But the world has progressed. In ee ae nee cent cee for $200, The fight was a joke, of : Wood, Cleveland o 18 Shel bone Mghtwelght, in ten-round open-air bout at the light of present-day civilization the English champion’s fine skill was} oo se Jeff tapped Scales on the McInnis, Cleveland... 1% 8 Forbes Field, in Pittsburgh, on the after- such monstrous brutalities would not beating him badly when the crowd] oyinach, and Seales dropped his 24 | Gharrity, Washington <0... 67 But time alone will tell whether} noon of May 27. White also fights Johnny be countenanced for a moment. broke down the ring and stopped thy|),,n45 and said: “Hi sye, don't be so foway, Philadelphia, +2. 64 Roberton: plished) s. ae een Dundes ef Rock Island, H., on June at Special Trips to To the casual spectator 1 fight. Stat wey pete r “4 first-base, no - go - into - vaudeville aay bleom ‘ough, Hi'm not ‘ere to be 2 the Convict Ship presents a gripping , © bout a , whi tly created . The referee called the bout alj ited 9 Jeffries let him off easy. | Bancroft \ td game. ., Bee ane iets ie eeatardal Atlantic Highlands and interesting spectacle; to the ex- “araw," and championship belts|" jnoi Jolie lived tang fae {Shinners, New York. 9 fe oe sensation by enally winning the rei ' a rdered given both men. S ee son lived In England for} Leo, Philadelphia .. 3 sine’ g Daylight saving has helped the| cilon in Worcester over Johnny Dundee, and return plorer in things ancient it is a veri# were ordered given both men. Say-|, while, lut found nothing exciting to] Willams, Philadelphia 7 Nunamaker, Cleveland .... 30 " b will probably box Willie Jackson at elther SUNDAY, MAY 7 h table gold-mine of curious and aut +* ers received his, but Heenan's belt} qo, ‘Tommy Rurns went over and | Pinelll, Cineinnatl (A le, Cleveland 10 Giants, They now win all their games} P.man Oval or Ebbet's Field, ae both out- t thentic information; and to thé ny wes not paid for, and he never}igocked out Gunner Moir, English lanisan, 3 a Jacobson, St. Louie: Hf an hour earlier. door clubs are bidding for the bout. Doe | ff Also Saturday and & Sunday May 18 & 14H) student of penology it is a text book got it. be Ren. Sain Bangford: invaded 72 Haney, Detroit. 38 eo 2 Bagley for the Hebrew, and Joe Shugrue for vine antie Highlands herein will He: toind. ae rate Jake Kilrain fought Jem Smith of] ingiand and knocked out Iron Ha th 23 “aoy] Moot ‘Washington # Looks like McGraw Is playing a no-| the trie hamerican over aerey ofterine |g oO Mt * ‘it. I vcord of now happily obsolete form¥* England for the championship alone}, promising giant of a man, Henlite, 7 16 nd ia lose, nobody-reach-first-place game] [atch and will close e « (Daylight Saving Thine.) pir esr dal xd | tn 1887 in Belgium. The fight went| ijent have been something if Kimmick, Cine et es 3 7 this season, Z Music Dancing Refreshments P < d a 8 80) rd S. Bittaburgh. << 9 17 [288] Zachary, Washington 7 . Fare: 50 cents each way, Mrs. Hylan and I found the visit 206 rounds—London Prize Ring Rules} not run against the toughest Kopf, Boston % 16 286) Harris, ‘Washington 82 sf Charley Dossserick nas decided to stage Teaphene Wicad 1886 and Cats boll Neatank Gd peonibasee: Sama When Smith was whipped the} pound man in the world wo early in} Fournier, Bt; Loute beer eee 5 + aes Any Chicago fan would rather seo| & show at the Pioneer Sporting Club on May P trowd broke down the ring and at-|ii< career. Frank Moran, Joe ineinna 38 2 18 5 17, and has signed up George Ward of Eliza is caree a Moran, Joe Boston ...- 2 13 Johnny Evers playing second for the NOW OPEN FROM sacked Kilrain to prevent a knock- na : ve 1217 7 to fight Jimmy Kelly of Harlem ette and other heayies have bi eekel, Boston 3 \2 out. The referee hurried back tolin jengilsh pastures, Lesile, Philadelphia. aH H White #om than managing the Cube, ture bout of twolve rounds. Jack | ZO 8 28/10 A. M. TO 11 P. M. England and next day gave a de-} put since Jeffries's time nos man| furs, Clictnnail s.: 9 20 ‘aa| Hoyt, wt Another enclent tat ati clings tol to tame me oe cae ; layed decision, calling the fight al oomparahle to Dempery has cone | Kelleher, Chicago 5 15 .261| Letbold, Boston 3 3 el ene ee A REE TOMER RUDY ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED «». draw." In the old days Americans] °O™" empary has gone | Milter, Brooklyn.» 34 a the big show 1s Babe Adams, the os METROPOLITAN LINE \ a gaia Wing wang on ihe ction pas. (coe re to England. Dempsey | Southworth, Boston « a) po Vittsburgh hurler. Adams and Evers} Phil Salvatore, the good Callfornia tighter, Via Cape Cod Canal THROUGHOUT : side. Vinay do well on the stage and in giv- | Wheat, Brooklyn 0 4 are as old as th and, has Just been matched to meet Young Gall- Philadelphia 8 il . are as Old as they sound. ., Connecting at Boston for Portlana, JACK O'BRIEN’S CAMPAIGN. |ing exhibitions, but as far as fiehting "Bt. Lou 36 71 «12 ano of New Orleans in a fifteen-round bout, * TR. T John L. Sulli t to EB is concerned he's go! to have a dul! | Hartnett, Chicago 3.6 68 10 toe decision, agus (Onsabe on the slant Rockland, Bangor, Yarmouth,N.3. ALL ANSI john L. Sullivan went to Eng- summer, unless a large, dusky gent = —— known as Harry Wills takes St into] NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHING. | AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHING. his head to travel too, There's no Sy Heaven Vier 18, N, Me Fier 1a | LINES LEAD line siting gst Gavucht| TO. THE land and challenged Jem Smith, but couldn't get a fight. He claimed the ABE ATTELL GOLDSTEIN of May 8. Salvatore has been fighting in great form since he came East, having won SCORES QUICK KNOCKOUT] many tignte at te Phiiadelpnia clubs, # eh A W. -. P.C.| pitener. club. wk ‘ international championship. RUG ea he teva) okateher: tub, x BG) eltcher, cb OS Z EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES | BATTERY . Bob Fitzsimmons went to England ; F , Douglas, New York. & 0 1000! Bush, New ‘Yor! 8 0 PROVIDENCE, R. f, May 6.—At the] punler Joe Nally will go sguinst Andy AND THE “4 (Copyright 1922 by Robert Rdgren.) Sherdel, 5B © — 1000 | Robertson, Chicago 2 90 5 Ay mee Thomas in the main go of twelye rounds . oa p trip, but they had heard of Bob ab sea By Pbely Sherdel, s8 8 Al pore eee z 8 Casino A. C. of Fall River lant night Abe| ai the Hidgeocd Grove Byori Club of nobody would give him a battle] MORVICH WILL BE ; 3 8 1000] Danforth! St. Loui i 0 Attell Goldstein of New York knocked | frooklyn tomnlght. Kelly takes the piace : NVICT SHIP In 1901 Jack O'Brien skipped over to L ew 1104000) aay. ‘Chiao + 8 out Billy Massott of California In the] ot Al, Meltas, who injured him hand whic || Dyckman St. Ferry Wngland and had a wonderful time ‘ fou. 1 ® — }on0| Davte,’St. Louts’:: 1 second round of @ scheduled ten-round|'n training, “Pete” Williams, meets. Eddie @mong the English heavyweights SHIPPED TO-DAY TO. Hien 1 Yio] Romie Paitudsighis 2 3 bout, The first round was fairly even.| carroll in the semttinal of ten rounds.|f tO Interstate Park ; ey 0 100] Shawkey, New. Yor! ayes phere wi Je other contests wn O'Brien was a shitty light heavy SCENE OF THE DERBY. ‘St taoule: +. 1 8 tooo] Helm: re : 3 ae ieee metas Uike @ | There will be three other conte Hiking and all 4 skilfu e ri i an chai * — ee cane HSS Sei with — Shriver, Brooklyn | 1000 | Pennack, ‘Boston i 6 ic right hand cross. It was the be-| At’ the Rink Sporting Club of Brooklyn outdoor sports t ee, ee oS " Morrieli: the eabsaten twocreancold fae boule. 1 3000 Kelp, ac, Lote : : or of the end. As soon as Massott| to-night, Jack Bernstein will swap punches |# gest ROUTE FOR AUTOS TO | Gnd audacity. He didn’t have much of last year and favorite for the trookiyn tava 4 eg NU 2 gu] rose Goldstein straightened him with al] with Archie Walker of Brooklyn in the |Q ALL POINTS IN NEW JERSEY ote | ov iene at home, and] sarty-e al of the Kentucky Sew wotitesssss 8 Fabef, Chicago ‘ean left to head and knocked him out with| windup of twelve rounds. HAdlo James or | am 4 was ed off from any availabl¢] perpy ut $3006 ne Chas pa + Ciiicago logrldge, Washingt 600] right to the jaw. California will take on Eddie Brady, of ur eemipicnshly ty the existance of Bon| Date’, Si st Claret Donon eh ee res soe SUNDAY {{,, HUDSON t Fitesimmons, Tom Sharkey, Jim sulssles Ras, todas Pittsburgh +3 tava tee Yor ‘buo| = = —— - To Highland Falls, Newburgh, Reacon & return Jeffries, Kid McCoy, Gus Rublin and Fred Burlew, his trainer, plans te | eee tee 0 Hacash. Wesminetion Str. “NEWBURGH” & host of good fichting heavyweights. give him one more workout at Ja- "New York Quinn, Boston... bey eh N pavilsnt Beving Tine Serre es| ae ree eee eae REMOVAL NOTICE-REPUBLIC TRUCKS |} orve"acouateat @hampion. He cleaned up Harry In anything like gowd condition, and ce, Brooklyn Karr, Boston .... CENTRAL HUDSON LINE ®Bmith in 8 rounds, Jack Thompson in later sill put him abqard a bor car johue, Clit Unie. Cleveland e George Crisp in 11, Harry Newmier| with @ lend pony and two or three — | Haines. Wilkinson, REPUBLIC TRUCK SALES CORPORATION nat DON LANES. | Jack Scales (champion) in 6, attendants for the Journey to the Cleve cana 6 ft yilght a MeO Dido Plumb in 6, Mike Lynch in.3, Middle Wert. i gama. Weat 134 Bt, 6.0 Po Me ot Fail con: deck McDonald in 1, Jasper White in The box car will be attached to a Cole, Detroit Albany to's (FACTORY RRANCH) feck ane ete nem sano NS enc USES HDIONO NDT ny emer rr : ‘relight Service—Auton Carried, %, Harry Smith in 3, Cock Robin in passenger express train leaving Jer- Marquard, Howton: | PRition Ww i 3 A NAVIGATION COMPANY, Beare comer, (again) in) 4, and connections are tnde the grant eon | ite, Honines 3 Bin ehmnkey” Detroit Formerly Republic-Crabtree Corporation, selena S, Weibel, eceyree raig in 7, O'Brien was cham- nah LAMBS Lachine, '. r , of England while in that coun-| "a" and should. wot bo fe the ig i i 654 W. 57th Street, New York City BOAT and was gathering in the coin like| More than twenty-four haves aT eg | 020 AM. 600 T M Bare aU A. BM Corker seal sah re , Barlew is planning 10 give the horse } : | Announce the removal of their entire business; } :.0.00''t euns. 00 aai,, 2600, 040 Pak y was the one im] two stiff workouts over the teao eet x : . . | = dumerion tucre suoning end foxy than | _ wow the Deety wil be run poone | ! ee ‘Su l| Parts Dept., Service Dept General Offices and Sale |) siGHT SEEING YACHT : O'Brien, The two hada “gentiemen’s| bly on Tuesday and Thursday of next ; 2 000 Sel} rooms to larger and more accessible quarters located at J{.rovmisr,” Arona Now York te Payee a ue Bi Brith Pladeipbie sis @ 88 — | fsa ater oaiy ool wona ae | |, Tbe dally use ofthe Soap, proven ‘ E ' e' Bagiand was too much for McCoy, He | COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS nar LEAGUE CLUB re es AMER. LEAGUE CLUB BATTING WILLIAM ‘ SOUTH JANE STREETS |" ae te neal eouan Of oni Agee | Geeided to put one over on foxy Jack. wet Work 1 ’ = was tho better ¢ Columbia Cornell jew Yor ce blackheads, while the Ointment inter of the Penn, Sate Louts P othes and heals. Cuticura Sera sonia ep sree to eouens | om tots eo a (BRIDGE PLAZA) Ir seats? (EDIT) isla, delight, dlatingsd " aly Croow F 72 ql . crampoctedi Peal elena by aire Holy < Ehiiadelphia 5] Pitiadeipnia 100 13 Long Island City. Telephone—-Astoria 3802 FING JEW Cay OCU serene Maa, meee val him inte @ match. Thon ho'd Virginia 4 | er a penta 163 ie ROYAL f'ex2,'3, 55 estoate ate || ‘ y; 5 . bic ’ 4 al ieee re ite i