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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03

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YOUNG CORBETT
WINS FROM MARIO
IN TEN ROUNDS

across the ring. Corhett kept the jump
on him and made him look like nov
ice. The crowd raised the roof with
| applause,
In the second Corbett slowed up I,
little, but Mario seemed tlmid and
failed TO follow up the advantage ne
! got. He had little difficulty hitting the
former champion. Corhett. however.
frequently stuck his head out, Inviting
jabs, in the hope OF getting In a right
cross. Mario kept shy Of the Corbett
swings, although some of them with
te X. O." mark on them grazed the
youngsters jaw.
In the tlftn Corbett stood the crowd
on tiptoe. Mario went to the floor
with a left swing and then dropped to
the mat second time The crowd rose
mp aud howled, urging Corbctt to go
In and finish IT, But corbett was I'M
able to get over the necessary punch,
All through the battle the former
champion showed his calibre. He had
everything but the physical form TO
execute. The old knockout punch was
there the ability to take punishment
remained. and the generalship to stall
through trying places And at the very
last came n left swing that tloored
Mario.
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Cocash Has Walloped the Ball
Safely in Ten Times
at Bat. -
BY BOZEMAN BCLGER.

MaTlln, / en- AhlSIl D.
/<x 1OW. there is lesson to the big
I'M husky fellows who go up to
me ba, with a ton OF weight
behind their swings and never hit over
80 Look at that kid choke that bat
NcGraw was talking and Johnny CO.
cash. the swift little outiieldcr from
springfiell. H., was welding the stick
against Rube Maruuard. He was hold.
ing his bat almost in the mIddle-n
other words, choking ii.
Marluard shot a sizzler over, and
with hardly move to his body C0cash
whipped the little bat around entirely
with his arms. There was sharp
crack as It met the ball squarely, and
the sphere went sailing over left field
fence for home run. That is the
proper way to bat" observed McGraw,
and some OF these days you'll see that
hoy making them take notice in the
big league. He Is what | call an up-to-
date ball player. He plays the game
with science instead OF brute strength"
Ten Successive Hits.
Last night the work Of Cocash. 4 boy
who had been pretty much in the back
ground at the start, was the talk OF the
camp. In two days he has broken the
worlds record on successive hits even
though 1t was on practice games. In
the two days Cocash went to bat ten
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
4 M'KINN0N DEFEATED BY
CLEVER JIMMY GARDNER


BOSTON, Mass, March 3,--ln a scien-
tific manner limmy Gardner. the Lowell
boxer, checked the winning advance OF
Bill McKinnon last night at the Armory
A. A., getting the decision IN their
twelve round bout. II was one Of the
biggest surprises ever provided by n
bout at that club. The way McKinnon
beat Lewis and the showing that
Gardner made against Joe Wolcott led
the majority of the fans TO regard Nc
kinnon as q sure winner, ara ne ~:
made . to favorite.
Gardner surprised every one by the
fight he put up. lie gave Mcknnon
his own style Of boxing, and beat him at
Il In all but two rounds. Despite the
hot pace there was not a knockdown
during the contest though several times
McKinnon was close 10 having ore
scored against him.
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Green Flags viii Fly When
White and Maloney Meet
on Friday.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

DADDY WHITE and Matt Maloney-
Ireland against itself. When 1t
comes to Marathons it's hard to
beat that card, don't you think? AS II
some extra Irish flavor were needed. the
race is TO be run at the SiXtyninth
Regiment armory on Friday night next.
The Marathon trust overlooked this at
traction for the Garden, and 1t looks as
II they missed something big.
White is direct importation from
Dublin. with long distance records ga
lore He has marks from a mile In 4
minutes % seconds, ten miles in 52i? min
utes. and the full Marathon, the same
course over which Hayes and Dorando
ran, from Windsor Castle to the
Stadium, in 9 hours and 30 seconds. The
Marathoners Tho have been attracting
crowds to the Garden never ran at that
clip. White mas another record for
twenty-slx and half miles, somewhat
route, In hours and a minutes This
latter race was run in slush and snow,
so IL will be seen that Patrick can go on
any kind OF track.
White in Good Shape.
Maybe Patrick isn't At and ready for
his race with Maloney. One look a,
him shows that His ideas OF training
are novel and original. He doesn't go
out and run his head off in daily train
ing like the rest Of them do. Paddy
walks, running very rarely. He says
that's better lie does FIVE miles before
breakfast FIVE miles before dinner and
seven before what he calls supper "lll
save my running for Friday night" ne
says.
Paddys favorlte way Of training Is In
the "gym"-somethng after the way
lighters condition themselves He puts
in a couple OF hours day skipping
around. swinging on the rings and play
ing handball This saves my feet and
improves my wind, he explains. Lors
.ans before a Marathon race aren't nal.
as good as long walks. according q.
White.
White says he's as right as good
clock. and believes lie VIII beat Malone
sure. The mere defeat ~ Mallney, how
eyes Is not what lr is after He wants
90 run faster than Hayes, Dorando ny
Lpugboat. and create new figures that
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High .ander Squad Put In
Three Hours of Hard Work

He was with the Binghamton club last
season lie was told to beat II under
cover and take care OF his wing by
Charlie Farrell who looked over his as
sentiment
Manager Stallings put his men at II
with all kinds OF ginger yesterday. Neal
BAN, Demmitt and Willie Keller ran
cut and pulled down some hard drives In
the Outtield Norman ElberfeId also
praCtised In the outer garden and dem.
onstrated to all the players that his bad
ankle will give him no trouble this sea.
son. Demmitt loves to bat. Every time
one looks ut him he has club In his
hand. His style Of standing up to me
plate makes him look like good hitter.
Ills prospects 10, landing job with the
big organ2atio nlook very bright. He is
rnassumng. and says that all hands
viii have to hustle to beat him out ot a
ioh with the big show.
Either to-day or tomorrow Manager
StallinsS will pick out two teams and
line them M. Then the .u- vii! ny.
There are any amount OF iniielders AMI
outfieldars on hand mere. and the battle
Tor positions is going to be very inter
astlng.
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GIANT RECRUIT MAKES WORLD
RECORD FOR SUCCESSIVE HITS

times ana made ten successive hits
every one OF which was as clean ms a
whistle. That is going somewhat. Three
Of his drives were home runs and three
Of them those grass-Ourners that s!z-
zad down the foul line for three bases.
The rest were singles. just over the
heads Of the !nieIders.
cocash is q short, stocky built fellow,
/ and though he does rot look to weigh
over 10 ne is so compactly put together
that he tips tie beam at ijo, He is
tricky base runner. in addition to the
/ fact that he hits like 4 Willie Keller.
/ When Fred Tenncy had looked him
over this afternoon as well as the other
young talent, ne said to me: Il would
like to have all the fellows McGraw
I turns loose in one team in the Eastern
League. II would be a wonder and
would make all kinds Of money"
Tenney Likes the Youngsters.
Tenney further states that McGraw
has got together the greatest collec-
ton of youngs ers he has ever seen in
one bunCh. Inc nlttlnS or Cocash and
Merkle won the practice game for the
McGraws yesterday, and, incidentally,
II is the first time that the managers
team has won clean-cut victory. Mer-
kle drove home run over the fence
with Two Oh bases. simmons continues
to shine with the stick. He splintered
a plank In the centre field fence yes
terday.
Simmons is a hard swinger and holds
his bat on the end. When he hits
them they whistle like a Mauser bullet.
McGraw is teaching him to choke his
bat more and take a choppy swing in
stead of those lawmakers from the hip.
THAT kind can break up games In the
minor leagues" explained McGraw,
but these major league pitchers will
make J sucker out of a man who takes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
SchIei Shows Form That War,
rants Him Worthy of
Bresnahan'S Shoes.


n long swing" Catcher So lei, or Ad-
mlral. as he is called, let his arm ont
for the first time Yesterday, and was
pegglng balls to second as II they had
been shot out OF a rifle
e,,I.i cuts NICE
's"'e' "s' -S
mia hr,l, NJ rho catching Is To fail
me ~. Tu'N Gr,r,I dnr,ng tho coninr
usosor ana he is taxing cara not 10 use
1'IS arm Too much. Scalai is Of an
nn,iah,a aisnosition and is already one
~ ,ha mos! nopIlar men on the club
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
AMATEUR WRESTLERS
TO HOLD BIG TOURNEY

-Four score wrestlers from every cor.
ner Of the metropolitan district have en-
tered the annual wrestling champion.
ships which will take place al the
Boys Club. No. l6l Avenue A, on Thurs.
day evening, March T. and Saturday
evening, March .. The tournament
promises to be the most successful ever
held In New York city as every com
petitor is training persistently and a
record attendance of enthusiastic spec.
tators is positively expected Seven
classes will he contested, namely l05
IL. l25, ~, lij and is poInis, and
heavyweight.
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JEFFRIES INVITED TO
SHARKEY A. c. STAG,

THE regular weekly stag OF the
Sharkey A. c. will be held tonight.
Manager Buckley will put on a card
made up mostly OF local talent. Jack
Robinson has been engaged for the main
event, in which lie will meet Dick Broad
who styles himself the welterweight
champion of the South. Broad has a
good record, is tas: ard can punch.
Robinson Is In fine shape, and the bout
will no doubt be a corker
In the semi-tinal Willie Brennan. the
Brooklyn boy who has never been de-
feated, will take on Andy Parker. Young
Ajax will clash with Jim Jordan ant
the other bouts will be between fas;
and aggressive boys.
a delegation of the Sharkey Club will
meet Champion Jim Jeffres on his ar.
rival from the West to-day. Jeifrie,
will be invited to attend the bouts a;
the Sharkey Club.
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Y JOHN POLLOCK.

~ ATTLlNG NELSON is coming to
X town TO battle He wired johnny
White, manager Of the National
Athletic Club, that he would meet owen
Moran in ten-round affair within three
weeks. AS Moran was matched yester-
day to meet Tommy Murphy at the
Fairmont club on March IL. Manager
White wired Nelson that he could have
the winner OF the Mickey Gannon-Cy
clone Thompson battle, which takes
place at the National Club on Friday
night.
Abe Attell, the featherweIght champion.
was matched last nisht for two fights. on
March 10 he will meet Young Pierce" the
Quaker City bantamweight, for fifteen
rounds at the olympic a. g.. ~ Es.!nztOn,
Pa, while on March Il he will hook up with
Tommy o'Tooe tor six rounds at a special
show TO be held By the Washington Sporting
club, Of Philadelphia.
Pa.sey (Boyoy DrIscoll. the champion
reatherweght OF ireland, Will figure in an.
other fight next Tuesday night lie will
meet frankie Neil, the California scrappAr.
10 rten rounds In the main event at tho
faIrmOnt a. e, stag BOth Dogs pll up
wonderful battle at the same c.uo a few
weeks ago. aud the chances are hat they
neNt battle will be even better, for they both
viii be In better shape
All details for the ten-rnund bout between
Jim stewart. the Brooklyn heayyN eight. and
lack Twin sullivan, the New England
fighter. were arranged last niFht h jack
N1Auiiffe manager Of the Narration \. G.,
OF brooklyn. They will come together IN the
main event al the next stag u that club on
Monday night Stewart Is training At tn
National 4. G., Of Brooklyn,
linn Ra.ry. the heavyweight fighter a
Chicago. who fought Al Kaufman. tne can
i6rnla heavyweight. thirty.nLns rolnis a.
Us angeles. cal, a few months ago. IL In
'Jwn. jim attended the cor5e't Mario battle
.as, nlgh, and told tho. writer ne was ON
VTrrt h. can stop Kaufman In twenty
rolnls 4 'hey NEE, again Rsrry will fga'
ether A. Kubak or jim stewart, after
which he intends 20 sail for Paris.
Mickey Cannon. who meets "Cycl'rs
Iohrny" Thompson In the star bout " ten
rounds ~ In. Sationa. \ G.. On Friday
night is training hard for the guntes, at 4
gymnasium In PHILADELPHIA Cannon vii
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
NOvel Athletic
Dinner Planned
Tor NeW York A. C..

The New York Athletic Club will be
the scene OF novel affair on March
"a, the occasion being the clubs first
annual athletic dinner. Tho tables will
be arranged according to the different
sports, hand tennis, shooting, hockey,
track and field athletics, rowing. box
Ing, wrestling, bowling, fencing. base
ball. swimming, Yachting, etc. The men,
bers have been asked to designate with
what group they desire to sit
The dirner will he real athletic at.
fair and one of the first events planned
20 stir up interest in athletics II will
In a way be celebration Of forty years
activity in promoting and developing
amateur sport, during which period the
New York Club has taken the lead in
the United States.
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Daniels Will
GoAlter Records
AtGa1den Shou

Charlie Daniels. OF the New YORK
4. c.. the worlds champion swimmer
equaIled the world record, held by him.
SELF last night In the tank at the
Sportsmans Show at Madison Square
Garden. but did not win the race. The
affair was a handicap one, and after
Daniels had eQualled the record in his
heat ne retired from the race.
The final heat was won BY w, Auer-
bach, who. with a sixteen-second handi-
cap. finished in LAC 2-5. Daniels Will go
after new records for several OF the
marks now held by himself tonight,
and expects to establish them, as he Is
swimming In exceptional form at the
present time.
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"Young Donahue" Beats Farmer.

NEW ORLEANS. La March 3-Attey
proving The aggTess5r FOR eight rounds Iasi
night Kid Farmer los, to Young Donahus, -
OF Boston, In the tenth round on points
The Peoria hoy was rapidly wearing DOna-
hue down whom In the eight DOnehue al.
ninistered left 10 the body that carried
Farmer down. Thereafter ne yanquisha
Fighter was ut the merry q the Boston man
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03

TtlE !nterscholastc indoor track
championships for New York pre-
paratory schools will be held at
the Twenty-secoNd Regimen, Armory on
March 70. Attempts were made To ar
rance for the meet earlier in tho season,
but the four teams that compete for the
title in New York have been so busy
with other biz events Of the indoor sea-
son that March 20 is the earliest date
agreeable to every one.
De La Sale. Cutler Berkeley Column
bia and Barnard Will he the four con-
testants al the interscholastc meet. In
former years there have been as many
as seventeen o. the local preparatory
schools entered in Tie champs. but he
cause OF the superiority OK the above
named teams over the other schools the
hsht has been narrowed down to the
| four teams.
The De la Sale track team looks III,
/ probable winner OF the champs, as tn. fl.ty
| ninth street aggregation have made a goo,
/ showing In all the meets this season. Georg
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Reminds One Of Connect.

White has nice, easy-golnE STYLE re-.
minding one very much Of Tommy Con
neff. the greatest middle distance runner
ever seen in this country. He has a
stride OF five and half feet. and when
in full swing lifts his feet not more than
four inches from the ground Since ne
has been here he has given himself two
time trials on the hard boards " the
SiXty-ninth Regiment armOry, one II
three miles In less than Is minutes, and
another OF ten miles In better than IS
minutes
Sparrow Robertson will lay specially
made loan and dirt track for the race
II will be eleven laps to the mile. and as
FAST as can he constructed.
Maloney knows all about Whites great
running ability and is training hard
This t. TO he his debut a. professional
His record is well known 10 followers Of
athletics. As an amateur he had m
alual and since turning pro- has had
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
'Pfep* Indoor Championship
Lies BetlUeen -four Teams

claSslySt man on the team. He can be relied
on 10 take the 20 and 40 yard dashes and
Will probably set a new record in the for.
Mer. The other sure point winners from
De La Sale are - Meenan. who can take
care OF the junior hundred. and perhaps the
senior. too. and j. Meerin. who Is about
The best shot.rutter entered In @. FitZsim.
mons and J. Buckley the team has two crack
junior sprinters.
The Clinton baseball team has been hard
a. work for month. and on Saturday tho
BOYS had their first outdoor practice. Nearly
MY candidates reported at Van Cortandt
Fhrh, Ani II + safe q predict that the red
ana hlack VII! not occupy the cellar posi.
NON nov he'd last seasln ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
IRISH ATHLETES IN HOT RACE
FOR MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIP
Both Men Say They'll Try to
Beat All Existing
Records.

thousands Of backing to race such as
Hayes, Longboat, Shrubb and Dorando.
Tim hurst who refereed the races a.
the Garden, T.N at!!c!1.a = MS eve.
and the Hon, Tim Sullivan will start H.
\ five mile pro event will precele the
WhLte-Maloney race.
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Glover Defeats ziringer.

7ITTSurRG. ia Marc Young Zirln
s.- u Ttsbu-g who Tor Amos; year has
been knocking out al .Cuuar. right and left
..' n.Eaf mot his Wa'a-nl IN Johnny
Glover. NJ Boston That yI.rrar va. not
Eu.nk.t uIt completely SIS. Ius urre m ME
glnF luck Than 10 his rh 'r Is Clover had
h!m l1 enc rngrs seyera' fIrH, and battered
sin around the rins TO sIh alnsei
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out that he will follow closely. lie fig
ures that Maloney can't beat II.
White takes great care OF his feet.
Every other day he hathes them in no,
salt water to harden them, Tie puts no
alcohol on them at all, although he uses
this rubbing fluid on his body every dav
aftnr Nc gum n a slnrn u.nrk
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T0.NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

AZ sharkey \. 2. stag. Jack Rob
inson will meet Dick Broad, a col
ored fighter with a good record. in
the main hOu ~ gen rounds In the
other bouts Willie Brennan will
tackle Andy Parker. Joe Gordon
will box Jim Jordan. and thre' other
contests between evenly matched
men.
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Battling Nelson Coming
to Fight in NeW York

surely stop Thompson" said Jack MeGnL-
gan, his manager. In a letter To the NIT,
'as Mickey Is flgntlng In better tS.m .'-a 90,
now than he has been IN since he first De-
came a professional llEi.lst.'
,en.round bon, between "Packey'''
Mcfarland, the Chicago lightweight, ana
Leach Cross, he ras, side tgh[teri mas as
he gag OF The Falrmont \. e. on March
N Mcfarland having accepted Billy zip.
som. terms f1r the contest last night. rms
will b, their second scrap, PackeY h1NlnR
bested Leach in a siN-uunt bout NJ the
same club few months ago
Joa Jeanette the American coored light
be,vvveirh, who recently lost a decision 70
sam McVey. the coloreh heavyweight. In a
twenty.round bout al Paris: cleared w, over
IN 900 out OF the battle. He received s2WN
FOR his end Tor losing and also sold his. priv.
iiege OF the pictures for another 81 LOG,
Teannat,e Is liable To remain abroad until
there is not another dollar to be- made out
OF the fghtnR game.
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The CASTOR Place Syndicate

Cash Buyers and Retailers Of BankTup;s I;
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merchandise have now on sale at head
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HELLO RESPONSIBLE
FOR HEAVY LOSSES

Saratoga. \ Y. Sept. 3.-Thirteen
former directors OF the Trust Com
pans of the Republic are held respon-
sible in a decision made public today
by Judge Vankirk for losses sustained
by the trust company through loans
made in 1902 by its president. Daniel
Leroy Dresser. from the eompans's
funds. on securities of tho United
States Shipbuilding company and for
which restitution 10 the trust com.
pany was asked in suit brought by
Charles II. kaSanaugh. n stakeholder.
against the directors. The defendant
directors are Perry Belmont. Charles
ID. Marvin. Thomas crimmins. James
Mcmahon. Charles W. Witmore. Will
liam n Baldwin. Ballard Mccall.
Charles F. BROKER. George J. Gould.
Eibrldge $. Snow. Herbert l.. Satterlee.
George {. Boldt and stnyfesant
Fish.
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INVITES ROOSEVELT
TO HUNT
CROWN PRINCE or ABYSSiNiA
WOULD HAVE AMERICAN
SHOOT WHITE ELEPHANT.

Berlin, Sept 3.-Lidj Jeassu, the
crown prince Of Abyssinia, has invited
Theodore Roosevelt to great ele-
plant hunt. promising to beat up a
white elephant for him to kill, and
otherwise to arrange IL splendid sport
ing program This news has been
brought into Berlin by Adolf Mayer,
"A kinsman of King Menelik of Abys-
sinIa, who has arrived here with a
commission from the Abyssinian gov
eminent to purchase supplies
King Menelik sent an invitation to
Mr.. Roosevelt at Washington to he
his guest, but MIR. Roosevelt declined
explaining that as he had refused the
invitations of several European
suyereigns he could not make an cx-
ception of King Menelik. however
much he might desire tn do so.
1t was then arranged that the crown
prince should invite Mr.. Roosevelt I'M
officially. Before MAYER left Abys-
sinia, commission had been sent to
hand this invitation to Mr.. Roosevelt
wherever 1t could find hna. and King
Menelik was hopeful that the former
president of the United States would
accept tho invitation.