The evening world., 1911-07-11
Either Player Magee or Umpire
Finneran Should Be Banished
From Baseball Because OF
Trouble in Philadelphia.

pnlh yesteruhy was n piece VI
yowdyism that merits a little more than
the ordinary amount OF attention. Per-
haps Magee's provocaton was Ersat. and
he was justified In using his fists. There
are things that need I be corrected by
the nst. and that cant be handled in
any other way. unless one cares TO take
. gun and pend II over tho head OF the
onending party bnt the oHohse maj
will justify a ball player In sluggins
even an umpire out In run view OF tne
crowd Is a pretty serious one' slugsins
matches on the neld are almost as ser'-
Gus as pop bottle throwing so Tar as
the reputation OF the hall club 10 con-
eerned'
II Magee had any but the most seri'
Gus provocation ne should De thrown
out OF organized oaseoau' II ne had 1t
then the umpire oucht 70 Do tossed out
just as QUICKLY
Inc fuhhy part-"hat ABOUT MT
L'hehs auE'ee 10 u""pifeS, informing
tnem maj they can punch oaII payers
win impuhlty N there IN surhcieht
p'o'ooa''""' was f'""erah "yihS 10
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u'sn''uI nc can hit with el'her hahd
from n position. He 10 aggressive.
yet his defense Is perfect. He 10 the
greatest star that has been Developed
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pretty We" with smiths OPINION
RIVERS walked out IKE II matador
about to stab . bull" said the Times.
He fought Cos,er with many Of tho
brilliant tricks Of the bun fighter. Tn,
third round openea with . h.wud.r,rv
800 M. 49,, ~. ,ho hau 49,
w.. ~ ,sa,
ana soperiy 10 the midole OF the ring
Then he mace a sudden leap IKE a cat
and planted punches all over the All
Stomy OF the bevildcred italian. Cos'er.
hsif CROSBY from the onslaught. tried
10 Eight back. but Rivers hung him TO
the ropes. peltins him with terrific
punches. until at last the Italian went
10 his knees and stayed there, kneellng
and looking up at the Mexican with an
expression OF pathetic bewildermen, and
i~ncreduiity. lie knew he had got his.
From tina time until the end he seemed
L A-g-A,-- .-A S,ll as AnAuI M anNa
Ing up when the rounds began he'd
throw out his arms and try to embrace
Rivers like "a long los, relative. The
fght only dragged 70 the beginning o.
the thirteenth round as "A tribute 20
Coster's unusual talent as a cllnger.
4 After the third all his hackers were
7 without hope. Coster was nearly
knocked out In the seventh and lasted
BY clinginy and refusing to let 20.
"As a fighter costef doesn't seem to
around the ring like a bull terrier
Worrying an old doll There wasn't
Q round In which cos,er injured as NY
thing but a punching pag'
TOE cosrEH was oohslpereo tne 'ep
" tne class 49,.
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plohs m'u' mo, 'sit
Fhere "oIe ,1'"Ns u., 80.
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"sss.nse' IVY 49,"
ois,r'ct III san ',anVlseo n"o"" o.
Hayes Vaiiey' Joe ihoHhas was non
the same part Joe was once the mos
prominent claimant OF inc miaoie"eish
championship lie lost MS claim t'
ketchel In san Francesca jim Jen!'es
once the greatest oHA'h'
pion OF them an. was IRON Los An
geles. Jimmy sritt' VINO nee hsa 4
fairly good claim 10 cnam'
plonship honors' M VINO beat Battlin'
Nelson Just before Nelson Won the ut!'