Evening star., 1901-11-22

result Young Fitzsimmons" may seek 9TH
er fields as a means of livelihood In some
way or other Ebert got by "Terry's" guard
and jammed his thumb into the champions
LETT eye. The next moment Ebert was down
and out, a left swing from McGovern doing
the trick.
Johnny Burns. Terry Lee and Charles
Kelley boxed four rounds each with Nc
Govern. McGovern's eye panied him some
what, but is not closed, from the acciden-
tai bruise it received He is a pound and
half under weight. McGoyern was asked
what he thought about Young Corbett's hit
ting ability. He said: 81 do not think he
can hit as hard as can"
Broad and CurIey to Fight.
Stakes were posted with the Sporting
Life of London yesterday Afternoon for a
match between kid Broad, the Ameri-
can boxer. and "wilI' Curley of England.
The fight is to be for So. 500 side and the
weight is to be 126 pounds.
Cans and Moore BOX Tonight.
1t is expected that many Of the sport
to Baltimore tonight to see the twenty
round bout between Joe Cans of Baltimore
and Billy Moore of st. Louis. Both men
are extremely clever and are reported TO
be in good condition
Golf Record Broken at MontcIafr.
Jack Park. professional from the Essex
County Country Club. made score of 40
yesterday afternoon on the Montclair. N. J..
golf links, beating the best score. held by
| Willie Anderson, of 81. Parks cards
were as follows:
Out ............... $50 4
In ................ 8 4 8 5-T6
T. T. Reid broke the amateur record of SS
by one point. Parks and Howard A. Colby
yesterday morning won from Willie" An
derson and T. T. Reid, 4 up, and In the
afternoon they split even.
American jockeys to Return Home.
Within the next ten days or possibly two
weeks it Is expected that all of the Ameri-
can Jockeys who have been riding in Eng
land this year will arrive In this country.
Races on the fiat at the different courses
across the water will end on Saturday, ana
there is doubt that every one OF the
Yankee riders. anxious to get back to Amer
lea again, will engage passage on the first
steamer sailing. The jockeys who will re-
turn are Danny Maher, Johnny Reiff, Les
ter Reiff, "Clem'' Jenkins Rigby and
''Skeets Martin.
Gallaudet Reserves Defeat Marines.
The United States Marine Corps foot ball
eleven went out to Kendall Green yester-
day afternoon and played the Gallaudet Re-
serves. In the first half neither side pushed
the pigskin over the goal line. In the Sec
ond half the Reserves gave up the idea Of
trying to get through the marines line and
decided to try the ends, which was done
with profitable results Strong made the
first touchdown for the Reserves after a
run of fifty yards and shortly after dupli-
Gated the feat by covering thirty yards.
Fullback Mayer scored the third touchdown
as the result Of good interference Of his
companions, but not goal was kicked in
either instance and the stood * a
when the last whistle blew.
Mt. Pleasant and Gonzaga Fail to
Score.
The Mount Pleasant eleven and the team
from Gonzaga College played each other to
a standstin yesterday afternoon, darkness
putting an end to the struggle without
either side gaining point. The collegians
were late arriving on the ground. and as a
result but ten minutes were given to play
when time was called. The Mount Pleas
ants had rushed the ball down to Gonzaga's
seven-yard line when time was called.
Joe Grant Throws Parker.
Joe Grant, the local athlete, is quite a
hero among local sports today account
of his signal victory over Harvey Parker.
''the Little Demon" of Brockton. Mass, on
the mat at Kernans Lyceum last night.
Parker undertook to throw Grant in less
than fifteen minutes or forfeit S25. While
he was hard at work on his task Grant un-
eXpectedly assumed the aggressive and Dy
a wonderful display of strength and agility
landed Parker squarely on his shoulders.
The throw was made in less than a min
ute. and the audience went almost wild
with enthusiasm. Grant consented to meet
same conditions.