New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-13

Association OF the Amateur AIIleuC
Union will be asked TO institute an in
yestigatiOn.
Drew startled the athletic world i'm the
olympic try-out games at Cambridge.
Mass. on June by winning the 100
metre dash in the worlds record time of
1915 seconds and beating Ralph G.
Craig, the brilliant Splinter and intercol-
Iegiatc champion of 1911 lie earned
place on the Olympic team and repre-
sented this country at the big games in
Sweden. lie won his trial heat in the
l0O-metre dash in n seconds, but pulled
a tendon and was forced 10 withdraw.
Craig then captured both dashes for the
United States.
Cy seymour once of the Giants, who
played with the Newark Indians last
season has been sold to the Los An
geles club of the Pacific Coast League.
Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics,
traded three players to Los Angeles for
on outfelder named Daley yesterday on
the recommendation of one Of his scouts.
He gave up Crabb. pitcher; Maggert,
an outnelder, and Fahey, shortstop.
william j. Clymer, president and chief
owner Of the Wilkes-Barre club of the
New York state League, signed a con-
tract yesterday to manage the Buffalo
team of the International League next
year.
Robeft Mercy, Of the Boston Red Sox,
has gone to Hot Springs. Ark, to ar
range for a permanent spring training
camp. He has challenged the Pirates TO
play a series of practice games with the
worlds champions.
August Hermann says the Cincinnati
Reds will train al Mobile next spring.
Al Palzer, the heavyweight, who has
not boxed since lie defeated 'Bomba-
der" Wells at Madison Square Garden
some time ago. will re-enter the arena on
Friday night at the Olympia Club. Of Phil
sdelphia, where he will face Tony Ross,
the rugged boxer. Of Newcastle, Penn, in
six-round bout. This battle will! give
some line on the relative merits Of Sam
Langford Jeanette and PalZer, as both
Langford and Jeanette have met Ross.
LsngfOrd defeated him twice in decisive
style; once in five rounds and again i'm
SIX. Jeanette had a stormy time IN
barely outpointing Ross after ten indiher-
ent rounds before the ST. Nicholas \. G.
several months ago.
Jose Rivers. the sensational Mexican
lightweight, whose home is in Los An
geles, may come TO New York il he is
successful in his match with Joe Mandot
on Thanksgiving Day. Billy Gibson. man
ager Of the Fairmont 4. c.. Eddie and
Jess Mcmahon, of the Empire A. C., and
Dan McKetrick, Of the Forty-fourth Street
Sporting Club. have made offers all Of
which probably will be accepted.
Frank Klaus, Of Pittsburgh, and Billy
Papke former middleweight champion Of
The world, have been matched to box
twenty rounds before the Cirque de Paris,
on December 4, at 100 pounds. At this
weight both men should be strong and
powerful, and good battle will prob
ably be seen.
Eddie Stanton, the Californian bantam
weight, who recently returned from
tour Of Europe. where he met with great
success, is trying 70 secure matches with
some Of the best boys in his class stan
ton says that he is the only man who
ever knocked out LedouX, the French
champion, and thinks that he is entitled
to a chance with kid" Williams or
Johnny Coulon
There will be an all star entertainment
at the Royale Athletic club of Brooklyn,
tonight Battling" Jim Johnson, who
recently gave Joe Jeanette hard night
for ten rounds. will face BLACK Bill
Billy Bennett will cross gloves with Harry
lortz and Johnny DAILY will box Barry
I'm.
Charley Goldman, on Brooklyn, has been
matched TO box ten rounds with Johnny
Coulon, before the Royale Athletic CLUB,
some time next month They have agreed
% weigh in at lis pounds, weight at
Which the crafty Coulon is at his best.