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The evening world., 1911-09-22
Knockout Broyn
Puts Another
Boxer to Sleep
Especial to The Evening World

ELMSfoRD. y. Y, Sept. 2.-Knock-
out Brown. New York's lightweight idol
added another X. q. to his long list nv
Knocking out Young Tack. the promis-
ing lightweight Of white Plains, In the
fourth round of a scheduled ten round
bout before tho G%reenburg Athletic
club, II vas like a gymnasium work
out 10 the famous Gothamite, who ont
classed the Westminster boy. When
Brown got ready and saw that Tack
was about through he put an end TO his
hope OF at least lasting the distance by
sending I'm "A right hook To the law.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
DODGERS WIND Up
SERIES WITH REDS

(Spsc,al 70 The Evening World.)
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22.-Bin Dahlen's
gang came out to the ball yard for the
last struggle of thrtr long series with
the utmost good humor, and apparently
with an idea that h "ould make the
set an even break without any strenu-
ous difficulty. The whole Brooklyn
bunch has done some great husthng
hle here, and It Is worth going a long
way to see how the veterans ana
are competing for their 1917
Jobs
Time was called at 3 With about l,7VO
bugs clamoring family in the stands.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
MAPS co AGAINST
F0RD'S DELIVERY
BATTING

-
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. y. p,
Sept. 22.-With the hope OF taking the
fourth and last game OF the series from
the Maps, Manager Hal Chase made
another shake-up In his team to-day,
playing Daniels in right. Woltcr IN cen
ter In place of Hemphill and Hartzell
Mt short In place OF johnson.
He also trotted out his star twirler
Ford to do tho ninglng.
Manager Stovall had his entire col
lection OF slab artists warming up. but
Just before the bell rang he concluded
that Kaler had the best control and
speed and he was given the job of toss
ing them up to tho locals. About 1900
fans were on hand when the tussle
began.
The visitors were easy IN the first
neither Of the three batters being able
to hit tho ball outside 81 the infleld
In the ~Highlanders' half they SCORED
one run. Daniels led off with a singl,
and stole second, In sliding into tn,
bag, Daniels spiked Ban on the hanc
and the game VAS stopped for severa
minutes white they bandaged Bali
hand. Dolan then walked. but on
double steal Daniels was nailed a,
third. VOTERS Their singled to left
scoring Dolan, Wolter being nailed a
second on Granev's throw In.
The Highlanders added one more ru'
To their score In the second on Hart
cells single, his steal OF second an,
Olsen's miserable error. allowing Gard
ner's %grounder to go through his legs
Hartzeil keeping r light on his way t
the plate.
The visitors had a chance TO score 4
the third, but failed, Graney being lief
on second after smashing a t~wo-bagge
20 right.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Smashing of Mile Record
Pleases Tommy Conneh

EVER man accompllshes independent OF
All natural aids. either by telegram
wireless railway. steamships or living
machine should always be OF interos,
10 students OF man az he IL, and hence
my admiration. ] regret very much
ihat did not see the Performance.
could get some idea OF my own pace
etc ! congratulate Jones. and now
hore to see him beat Az "a"
The evening world., 1911-09-22
According to Albany Reports,
. the Madison Square A. c.
4 License May Be Revoked
/ and Two New Boxing Com.
\ missioners Appointed.
pvpynb,. 1911. by Tn. Pr-~ rubl,shins 90.

y Ocryrfht. 1911. by Tbs pr-~ PUBLISHING 90.
w CThe New York World.
I%OXING COMMISSIONER O'NE1L
spent yesterday afternoon at Al
~ bany with Gov. Dix. Albany re-
Sorts state that Mr.. O'Neil said he
Mad a satisfactory interview with the
Governor. There Is only one kin OF
Inn interview that could be "satisfac-
lllpry'' to the Commissioner. and that Ia
IiSne In which his POSITION In regard to
Enforcing the -rawley law Ia upheld.
I'M O'Neil went to Albany TO urge tho
Immediate selectio7 OF mother SON.
IIhissioner and to discuss tho affairs OF
l!lbs Madison Square A. C. with Gov
Ilbfnor Dix. Albany reports say that the
4sovernor told O'Neil to go ahead with
ms good work m to take action at
ltmce on the revoking OF tho clubs
Ilcense, hasing his action upon the ir-
Irregularities In the lease. II Is said also
Il(hat there will be two new boxing
commissioners This would mean tina
lthe retirement Of Major Dixon will fol-
INV hat OF James T.. Sullivan. In the
l1ormer discus .ons Of the Madison
4quare A. c. license Mr.. Sullivan and
lIajor Dixon favored the club in spite
~ the opposition Of Mr.. O'Neii and
idhe facts hat lac laid before the COM
4isson.
In general. New Workers. don't care
Very much What clubs or corporations
Nun the boxing bouts. or whether
hghts are held in the Garden or in
Rther convenient arenas. But they do
Want to see boxing contests. Conse-
nently. the news that the Boxing
lEomnission will soon settle the Madi-
lSon Square matter one way or the
Ikther and that the unfortunate discus
Mons Of the past month will soon bs
IHver and forgott'l =. will be well re-
lkcived.
Only " thinr threaten the existence
lkf the boxing law. an incompetent Box
Ing Commission jealous or hoggish
boxing promoters. With a good COM
bission In control the latter gentlemen
Mn be out OF II.
HATTLrNG NELSON IL In town.
Bat. having won several fights In
the West and one In Boston,
tNhinks that he Is as much entitled TO a
pew rays Of the limelight az any one
lhise. Bat wants to fight any lightweight
lRver the ten-round route.
I'm there" he said last night. '-Tha,
l0uy ! knocked out In Boston was a reaI
lkpugh guy but ! made him quit. Thu
lSne thing ! want Is TO get wolgast into
ring again. Wolgast isn't the cham.
tion / was. When did / ever sidester
tkny man ] beat. l gave 'em all the
Comeback chanoe and showed the pub.
Nc that / didn't beat them the first lin,
IN . huke. Britt, Corbett. Cans AND
lBny N else who wanted a return
lhatch could get 1t. and get II In a
BURY. But Wolgast has sidesteppet
lpe ever since he won from me at Por,
Richmond. That shows he isn't sur,
Ne can beat me again, for II he wa,
yure he'd Jump at the chance to get tn,
6oney."
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Rochester Wins Third
Straight Pennant.

Rochester has broken another
Eastern League record. They
have won their third pennant In q
row. although they'n have TO go
through the Formally of playing
the two games with Toronto that
remain on their schedule. The
orioles can win the three games
they have yet TO play against the
Grays and still they cant even
tie the Bronchos. This makes the
third championship In a row that
the Rochesters have won under
the management of John Camel,
the former Red.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
cAPoNl MATCHED WITH BURKE

CHICAGO, Sept @.-Tony Caponi, the
italian middleweight. will get a chance
at Sailor Burke, %conqueror OF Buly
l'apke, next month. Harry Pollock.
manager OF the Twentieth Century A.
c., New York, announced to-day that
the bout win be staged before his club
Caponi has been promised a match with
Jim Flynn at Madison Square Garden IN
case he defeats Burke.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Wells Mcfarland Match
Not a Certainty Because
OF Hitch on Purse MOneu

Billy Gibson had a long talk with
Emil Thiery, manager Of Packey, over
the long -distance phone last night. and
the latter. in behalf Of the Stockyards
boxer. demanded as stated In the fore
going paragraph.
with the clever American, and SAYS he
VIII make any reasonable concession IN
order to secure the match.
WELLS THINKS THAT HE'LL
WHIP PAckEY
Wells thinks that he will be able TO
whip Packey eve easier than he did
Attell, for he figures that owing to the
fact that he Is a bigger man he will
be easier to reach than the crafty Abe.
Mcfarland has fought Welsh three
times, getting the decision In a ten
round bout at Milwaukee, and boxing
him to a twenty-five round draw at Los
Angeles and a twenty round draw be-
fore the National Sporting Club of Lon
don. although In this contest IL was the
opinion OF everybody-but the referee
that Mac won.
Wells has met Welsh once and beat
him In eighteen OF the twenty round..
ana by his victory won the Ions
dale belt, emblematic Of the lightweight
championship OF Great Britain. Wells
N'S ~ va thls DdAllt itHou q bSois
and had Welsh badly punished about
the head. while he declares that Packey
didn't even scratch Welsh when they
met. 1t Is their comparative showing
against Welsh that leads Wells to be-
lleVe that he Will have no trouble con-
quering the lad from the Windy city.
WELLS HAS NEVER PUT AWAY
ANYONE.
Says George Mcdonald, the manager
Of Wells:
when Wells boxes Mcfarland I am
going to make my first bet on him. TT,
going to send to the old country for one
hundred and nifty pounds so that I can
place a wager. Wells has fought ak
times In this country since winning from
Welsh and In those battles has met
every kline OF a style OF ring artist OF
which this country boasts. He has
met Leach Cross. Pal Moore, Dick
Hyland. Willie Moody. Knockout Bro IN
and Abe Attell. and he has defeated
them all.
"Matty is like the best race horse tia,
England ever had. Ormonde. He'd
make a race with a donkey, while Wells
will max a good fight against anyone.
Take the bout the other night, he didn't
have a mark out OF It except for the
bump on his nose. which wa broken
once. being slightly red like Il often has
been.
"A remarkable thing about Wells ID
that he has never knocked out anybod,
since he started fighting. ! can under.
stand It; ! think he must be satisfied
with just winning on points. He has
punch. as Dick Hyland will testify. II,
gave this boy an awful beating ye
didn't put him way. Against Knockou'
Brown. too. he landed many a stin blow,
1--WE th!nk Attell Is an awful cleve,
fellow. as every one does over In oul
country. We cannot understand how
Freddie welsh ever defeated him. Lool
how long he has been a champion
over In England II a fighter stays OF
top three or four years they think Il 1
wonderful.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
Leo HOuck Defeats
Frank MdnteU Here
BOXING STAGS TONIGHT.

At the Twentieth Century A. c.
Young Ketchel of Bridgeport and Al.
Schumacher and Young eastman
and Bull Anderson will meet In ten
FOUND bouts.
At the Brown Gymnasium A. A.
Kid McCo:' and Kid Ellie, heavy
weights, will clash In the star bout
OF ten rounds.
Matches Arranged.
Young nhearn and Eddie Mack
will meet In a ten-round bout at the
Brooklyn Beach A. c. South Brook
Ign. on Oct. 2.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Johnny Kilbane. who recently knocked out Toe
hySrs. the r,ssei Mexican fighter in q battle
matchmaker Of the Pacific A.. e. Of that place
hat he has no intention Of fighting Rivers again
thinks that he has given him enough chances
Kilbsye,. next hSht vii DO With Frankie ConleS
Cal, Sept. 20.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

The twenty-round bout between s'Cyclon,
which was scheduled to take rltce before IN,
West side A. g. Of New Orles1s on bext Sun
day afternoon has been postponed until oct. 3
Mona hurt his hand badly while boxing wit
one q his sparnns partners and 'he physician %
le would he able TO box again.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Sam ~T.angtori Is going on the road. His man.
MT. J?e Woodman, has decided to accept tn
Ing exhibitions. for which he viii receive 81 ,OG
a week. .Langfond will be on. the rad for eish
weeks. After finishing up this tour Woclmai
will Try and complete arrangements for Lanafor
TO fight jim Flynn. the Pueblo heavyweight.
The evening world., 1911-09-22
CUBS MUST DO WONDERS
! TO BEAT OUT GIANTS
IN REMNANT RACE NOW.

Yesterday the Giants had 20 win
almost two-thirds OF their contests
To land the nag, provided the Cubs
made a clean sweep of their re-
naming games. To-day the Giants
need win but throe-hfths. or twelve
games, OF their clashes. ever II the
Cubs fail TO taste defeat. TO pre-
vent the contenders from overhauling
them. Should this occur. the stand
Ing OF the two teams at the end OF
the season would be-:
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Jsck Sheridan. permanently r,ird As Amer
can League umpire, ha. been presented with a
mates have cans they would like 90 present u
soms d their atdtratoA
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Jimmy Clabby is going to Australia after all.
= few DAYS ago he cahled 70 Hugh Mcintosh
that he would not MAKE the trip, but IA Mcintosh
cabled him a new offer OF more money he decided
to accept y and will sail from Vancouver. n. g.,
the frrt week in October, Before going he viii
fight Mike Gibbons OF ST. Paul at Winnipeg
Can, Sept. 30.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Knockout Brennan. the prpnisins fighter of
buffalo. y. y, and ANDY Parker OF New Haven,
Conn, have signed articles OF agreement calling
for a ten-round bout to take place before the
OLYMPIC 4. c. Of Toronto, Canada, on THURSDAY
hin opponents at Buffalo and Canada and he IL
said tO be a great 10y.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

!. pSSSs ., r ll.. .. .;so f.I \. g. y. Il ia s.as;,
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Jos Hyland, the local lightweight. who Matt
Wells, the English champion. claims gave him
the hardest battle that he has had since he
has been In this country. will meet Phil Brock. the
SleN'anj lghtweighi, N a ten.ronnd bout at q
evening Oct. 2. Hyland is getting into condition
at . local gymnasium.
The evening world., 1911-09-22

Joe Mandet. the New Orleans lightweight who
has had a great winning strak since he beat
The evening world., 1911-09-22
PITCHES
FINAL AGAINST
THE CARDINALS
McC raw Is DESTROYS of Cinch-
ing Pennant Flag With
This Game,
BATTING ORDER.

Umpires-4Riglcr and Finncran.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
The Out Of Date poubsosn.

Should the reader find a pirates
buried treasure he will have to dis
pose of his Spanish gold at Its bullion
value, for since Aug. /, 1908, when
the common crier made proclamation
from the steps OF the Royal Exchange
of London that after that date the
doubioon would cease to be legal ten
der In the West Indies, including Brit
ish Guiana, the doubloon has not been
the precious thing 1t was. In 1880
and for about a century after IT. was
worth So, more or less" 1t has
ceased to be coined I'm Its native d
Try, Spain, and since 1908 it has been
unpopular in the West Indies, where
for a long time it figured in q mixed
circulation embracing British, United
States and Spanish coins. In the in
terest of romance, however, the name
at least must survive. It signifies
nothing more than that the coin was
double the value Of q pistole, but the
,essl.s.s va q ssT yssr sgs u es Maa1 Ahl ~
suggest great riches. but mean only
Spanish silver dollars. pieces equiva-
lent to s reals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
COUNTY LEAGUE MAY
BE FORMED SATURDAY

Further interest Inf the proposed
County Basketball League has been
expressed and the meeting at 1880
o'clock Saturday night will undoubt-
eddy be we'll attended. Paul Check,
manager fsthe Sayreville A. a., call
ed the EVENING NEWS by tele-
phone today and said his team will
gladly join and assist in the move
ment. He stated he will be unable
to attend the meeting, having a pre-
vious engagement, but will send a
communication to the gathering, in
which he will express his views on
the proposed league and also state
just what can be expected of his
club in a financial way.
There is but one uncertainty, and
that is the Crescent A. O., of MILL
town. It Is known, however, they
favor a county league and will prob
ably be In attendance Saturday
night. If such is the case, 1t will
mean a full representation as the X.
O. K. A., of New Brunswick; the
Neptune a.. c., of South. Amboy; the
.Riversides and Goodwills, of this
city, have expressed themselves as
strongly In favor of the scheme,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

Directly across the north OF Eng
land, between points near Carlisle and
Newcastle, ran Hadrian's wall, the
northern boundary OF the Roman EN-
pire. 1t is generally supposed to have
been erected by the Emperor Hadrian
between lit and 1913 Al. D. The wall
was Of stone and was eight feet thick
and twelve feet high. It was guarded
Dy eighteen military stations, gar
risoned By cohorts Of Roman soldiers,
and ait intervals OF a mile were forts
built to contain eighty me each. Be
tween every two forts were four watch
towers. South of the stone wall was
q series OF earthen ramparts, and be-
tween the two ran the great military
road, still Id use as a highway. OF
this vast work comparatively few por-
k&nassmm2aA xneeeaoe~sssAe~@r~s
haps, when one sees the solIdity OF
the sections OF the wall which still
stand, but easily explained by the fine
stone walls In the immediate vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
BASEBALL TENNIS
PUnILISM ATHLETICS
SAINTS HAVE
GOOD RECORD
Last Game This Season
Will be Sunday.

According to the management of
the st. Anthohys. they will not play
any more baseball this year, save the
game Sunday afternoon at Amuse-
ment Park, with the Amboys, In the
City League championship series.
At one time it was thought the
Saints" would hook up in another
game with the Athletics. of South
Amboy, but the rain last Saturday
called the game on and the players
have other plans for this week end.
The team has made an ienyiable
record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
'MADIS0NS WILL MEET
TIGERS IN BASEBALL

Two junior baseball teams will en-
gage In a great battle this afternoon
on the Copper works diamond. The
game will be played for q side-bet,
although it is not known who has
put up the stakes which In all
amount to fifty cents. The Madi
son aggregation and the Tiger nine
are the opponents. Two weeks ago
the former nine defeated the Tiger
.b~aIatossers ia, but the side bet
amounted only TO twenty-five cents,
The Tigers are out for revenge
and expect to have a different bat
terry from which they had the last
game. Nevertheless the Madisons
flave shown their purse and the
game will probably be witnessed by
several thousand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
INTEREST IN GAME AIT
SAYREv|LLE TONIGHT

Sayreyille. Oct. 12:-Considerable
interest is being shown here In the
basketball game scheduled for to-
night In Fishers Hall, between the
Catholic Club, OF New Brunswick,
and the ~Sayreyille A. A. 1t will be
the first time these teams have clash
ed this winter and the management
says there will be something doing
all the time, Both clubs will present
strong quintets and an exciting con-
test is expected.
Manager Paul Check has arranged
to have select dancing after the
game and the New Brunswick boys
will be accompanied by a large fol-
lowing attracted by this amusement.
The S~ayreville lineup follows: Fish
err, Kroeger and Puckerson, (:
Check, c; 0lesen, w. Kroeger and
@ ~- IT,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
HOLDS NELSON
FOR 10 ROUNDS
Willie Beecher OutcIasses
Him in First Part.

New York, Oct. 12.-In q slambang
ten round glove fight Battling Nelson,
the former worlds lightweight cham
pion, earned a draw with Willie
Beecher, the local boxer, at the MadI-
Athletic club.
1t was Nelson's hurricane fighting In
the last round that saved him from
defeat on points. Up to that time
Beeeher had shown skill In handling
punches to have a slight advantage.
Nelson was ~outclassed In speed In the
early rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

FRANKLINS TO
PLAY, SUNDAY
Will Journey to Sayreyille
for Contest.

In order to reserve Harry Apple
the R~oosevelts on October %. the
Franklins will travel to Sayreville
Sunday and tackle the Sayrevilie A.
C., In q game OF baseball. The
Franklins did not intend to get
mixed up in any more games this
year, but with the $25 def Of the
Roosevelt manager decided to take
a chance and do something for their
city. The Sayreviile will be a little
practice, they say.
In order to reserve Harry Apple
gate. the star pitcher, for October
~, the Franklins will put Freder-
fekson In the box and back him with
about the same lineup. They can
Sac nothing but victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
RIVERSIDES ARE
GIVEN A DEFEAT

tics, some Of which were not sports
naaniike, the players contend. the
Riyersides Of this city. met defeat
at the hands or the Neptune A. c.,
OF South Amboy. on the latter'si
was III to g.. The score at the end
Of the first half was Is to s. Forty
sports from Perth Amboy followed
the team and said today 1t was one
of the worst exhibitions of basket
bail they ever Witnessed.
Although the "RivIes' offer no ex-
1t Is understood they attribute
their poor showing to the smallness
of the court and the many uncalled
fouls which prevailed during the
game. They say Referee CANTON
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Ala writinua

Kidder-Do you write for arts sake
or Tor the money! scribbler-For both.
I write for the magazines for arts sake
and to my father for m~oney-Toiedo
Blade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
PRINCETON TIE WITH
LEHIGH ON CRlDIROR
Princeton. 6; Lehigh. 6.

AAt4C q = 1lSAt16Ju. lVA
Navy, III; st. John, O..
One Of the football surprises OF
the early season was recorded yes
terday when doughty little Lehigh
came down to the Tiger lair and held
the Princeton varsity to a 8 to 6
tie. It was q great afternoon for
the Pennsylvania college and tends
to show the weakness of the Orange
and Black line also the uncertainty
OF the new game.
Rutgers College was idle yesterday
as no mid-week games will be
played. but the squad travels to
West Point Saturday for d game with
the Army. It Will be the first time
these teams have FLASHED on the
grfdiron In years. Old Rutgers ex-
poets to partly atone for the Prince
ton game and furnish the PROMISED
surprise to the football world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Vary Much So.

Miss Gwendolyn Is a very surser
feial sort Of girl. with her head flied
with fine clothes and making herself
pretty. / don't .ha. Q5yes.a
sSv~c3evSssA
Doesn't she7 JaspwfMtH1SSs4E
a mirror Is anywhere III sightF-E
tinlore American,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
seif HaIn.

HNhat is yeur theory about self
sheipy
essvhy. to help yourself IL there b
a1s -Exehanae.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Baseball Pools

AT st. Louis R.H.E
st. Louis tN) 90 8 3
st Louis {Ao 00e00O00oz0 40
Game called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Tha Virtus Of Vanity

What q hide0us place to live In this
world would be il women took 1t upon
themselves to be too superior for tho
use OF the powder ruStLoI.c1 .a-
DANA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Rscksts.

lacks
An Italian woman was asked ineourf
L she had any musical instruments III
her home.
mo, sIgnor." she replled, sAuaths.ea
out rackets."
4What ~ quericd the lawyer.
"Rackets-the things they put ~
kyaphophones."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

Mother-When he attempted to kiss
you. why didn't you call me- Daughter
Qnnoceualy4-Wells mamma, dear, /
didn't knew you wanted 60 be kissed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
SURPRISE GAME
is WITNESSED
Monitors Roll Up 81 Points
on Princetons.
JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDING.


One of the funniest things that
ever happened In the sporting world
OF this city came to pass last night
on the Auditorium court when the
Monitors rolled up a total of fifty
seven points against the Fr~ineatSna
in q Junior Basketball League game.
and at the same time managed to-
hold their opponents down to four
foul goals. The Prineetons never
shot a field goal during the long two
periods of play. As the game con-
tfnued the only interesting thing res
naming was whether the Prince
tons would score a field goal OK not.
Hunt, for the victors. was the star
OF tie contest. He shot eighteen
field goals and was more Of lAaa
prominent during the entire game.
He showed up we'll. The junioR,
league plays but one more s8e4ne+
Friday night--before the senior
league "doubles~up" and furnishes
entertainment In the second game i.
Thereafter the juniors Will play pre-
slfminary games. AA'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
Another mass.

A young recruit was just conaHene-
Ing his first course OF musketry. The
Instructor, getting very angry with
him, told him exactly what to do, and
each time be missed the target. At
last the Instructor lost his temper and
told him to take q spare round bsAlnd
the butts and sheet himself wtth tt,
Presently ths Instructor was startled
by hearing d report from a rife behind
me butts; without a moments hesIta-
ton BIS rushed round to see what had
occurred. vixen the recruit looked up
fren examining ais rifle aaa said quite
co0I1y. esa iii gigfat; doa't GET aEaEsned
SA auas nzs saoa