New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
Rules to Govern Boxing Bouts
Announced by Commission. VS.
WILL ALLOW NO BETTING
De cisions and Sale Of Intoxicats
ing Liquors Also Put
Under the Ban.

announced by the New York State Ath-
letic Commission yesterday. Special in
structions in regard 10 betting, the sale q
intoxicating liquors and decisions on bouts
are contained in the regulations. The com.
! mission expects to have an official repro.
sentative at all matches to see tina, tho
rules are lived up TO.
The rules follow:
shall be located In the city Of New YORK,
at No Al Park Row, Room 1lll-old Iimee
! Building The offices shall be open froTa
! . a. NJ. TO y. m.
| i'm addition 10 the facts required ~ thf
provisions OF Chapter T79 Of the laws d
| 1911. the names and addresses Of the ofis
GERS Of the applicant, the date OF inco'
| ton OF the premises proposed TO be useft
| the date and place OF record or the decA
OF the premises, N owned by the applL
! cant: a copy OF the lease Of the premse%
| ~ leased by the applicant tho seating az
/ pacity of the hall or auditorium.
The report required by Section OF thV
/ act must be made In duplcate, one COPY
! TO be sent to the commission and the othef
copy transmitted TO the state Controllsp
/ with the tax
! The report required by Section OF the
/ act must give the names OF the contest<
! arts and must show the total number 4
/ persons admitted TO any contest or exhibl-
/ tion and must state separately tho nuns
/ ber OF press tickets, complimentary tickets
| general admission tickets and reserved seat
| tickets and the price of each ticket.
| All tickets issued TO the press must 10
marked Press" All complimentary ter:
cts must be marked Complimentary All
[ other tickets must have the price plainly
marked thereon.
! No person shall be admitted without q
! ticket and every such ticket must be zee
posted by the ticket taker IN a locked box.
which box shall only be opened oy an off
| ficer of the club, corporation or association
10 which the license Is Issued and sucr
officer shall count the number OF each class
of tickets in such box, and shau also rel
mort tho number Of exchange sales and
| amount received therefor. and the report
under Section shall! be verified by him-
free tickets. exclusive OF press Tickets
shall be limited to per centum OF tht
| seating capacity.
! In an boxing or sparring matches or eSs
hibitions the contestants, referee, timex
Keepers, seconds and examining physcia9
shall at all times be under the control ana
direction Of the commission, -,
No officer or stakeholder OF any club, core
poration or association shall ohiciate 70
any capacity. at any boxing or sParrin3
match or exhibition, or interfere IN ant
way with the contestants.
| No boxing or sparrtng matches or eNs
hibitlons shall be held on SUNDAY.
No intoxicating liquor shall be sold
the hall or auditorium where contests alt
There shall be prominently displayed Il
at least four places In every hail or aul
ditortum licensed under the provisions u
this act, the following notice:
mo betting allowed. Any person naft
ing or offering to make bet Is gun
Law and will be Immediately elected.
| No person under eighteen years OF asg
shall be permitted to participate IN any
contest or exhibition. ...,.A,
,,cf hA ay1 I
forty-eight hours before the contest oy
physician, who has been Licensed 10 prac
tse i'm the State of New York for not Iesf
than five years who shall CERTIFY IN WI, .
ing over his signature. that such contestaht
is physically sound and in NJ conouoh y
| engage in such contest ana sucn cettr :
fcate shall be immediately filed with ths
commission. 800. l..
amateur tournaments held under the ruies
OF the Amateur Athletic Union. .,,
The commission will designate an ~, az.
proved list of referees and no person othe
than those so approved shall be permlttef
to officate as referee.
The referee must stop the contest VIZ =
either contestant shows marked superlorIty y.
Each glove must weigh at least IVY
ounces and no gloves shall be used excep!
those handed to the contestants by w
referee, and the gloves must not ~
twisted or in any way manipula'eu'
The return OF Cy Young 10 Boston as
member Of the Terriers is in keeping WIZ
his prediction when released by CleveIans
that he was by no means through WI
baseball. King. Donlin. Tenney. BridWe'
and Steinfeldt will give Young warm re-
ceptlon, but no more so than the Bosto.!
fans who remember how well he servee
the Red sox for so many years
There is every probability that Young
will help Boston considerably, although ~
got off to poor start this year.
He made his 1911 debut in June at Wasns
ington, where he also won his SNth n' y
league game a year ago. He next pitches
! AT Boston and again he won. Then cams
a defeat. but when assigned TO pitcs
against Washington at League Park
month ago he all but scored shut-ou-
That was his last victory. Since that time
he has failed 10 show the ability 10 puA1
the opposing hatsmen, and Stovall preler''S
TO use the younger men rather than taNe
chance with the veteran.
Denton Tccumseh CCy'O Young Is INC
only pitcher who has ever won 500 game%
Christy Mathewson is the only otheI o's
who has ever won over 30 games IL =
doubtful il there ever will be another
Young. a man who can pitch big league
baseball for twenty-five years OF UNI" ~
is forty-five years or over
In his twenty-five years Of big ieseus
baseball Young has failed only four tlI,ei
20 win more than half OF his games, W." W.
when he failed to break even ne ulI -"
, "ced I'm finishing the season with oettss
mark than was shown by the Boston .l1 =.
of which he was senior member on
duently It can he said that ~ az nas ~ h
/ only two bad wears as a pitcher, lsl' VT,
he won seven and lost ten games, ana -
wear when his record shows tnress ~
tories and four defeats. Ills recolo ''"