New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08

Danny Morgan, VINO u"iN"N TlHh-
"KnockoIt' Brown and who is nov Shout
ing the praises Of Jack Rritton, is out
with one OF his characters tic screams.
II follows
Ad Wolgast lightweight chdmi iuH "'
tine world, refuses to ooN "Psckey Ne
Farland Jack Britton will TAX" id
Wolgasts place and will imm. diaieb
post $1,000 a. forfeit for JacN BIZ
TONS appearance in tho rim. With Nc-
Farland B-itton whipped Nci'a Land i'
a standstill he eight rounds. sup b, h'-
the general opinion among those pres
ent that he would rave knocked N'i ai-
land out IN few more rounds ia,E
Britton will box any boy i'm the pOrld
from 133 10 1Gs pounds. and bars no
boy i'm the world a the weight
"Peckey" Mcfarland is a different Nud
OF champion. ile meets good man
onl, when he is forced 10 do SO. he pre-
fers going around the country sraoolIs
suckers and not giving tuc public run
for it's money.
Now. if Mcfarland wants to even "
things with Jack Britton for tho = niS..
ping he gave him at Memphis a short
time ago. let him come on and sign arf-
cles 10 box Jack Eritton AZ Madison
Square Garden on September q, and let
the public and newspaper men Judge VITO
is the most scientific boxer in the world
Jack Britton will not take a penny n hs
doesn't get the popular decision.
Joe :. Jackson. the Washington base
ball critic. said after watching the Red
sox and Senators in action last Thurs
day:
Boston had better cut out some 81 -
present methods OF playing baseball
when IL meets the Giants. OF the wise
Mr.. McGraw will out something over
Either continued have maze
the team foolhardy and overconhdent OF
it's ability. or II undertakes the Na-
uonals. To-day the Red Sox played ~
II they were opposing the Ninth street
Their base running was not daring IL
was foolish. one OF the best things tho
Nationals do Is 10 pick of men VINO gov
g3y on the sacks, and they reduced tns
Boston count In this fashion by three Or
four talles
Both Speaker and Hooper were caught
trying 10 score on balls that were on
their way In from the outfeld when the
runner turned third base. and once tioo2-
er was cut down trying 10 take Two
bases on single. when tho thrown
was 10 Cashion, made that way purpose.
~ TO get the hitter. Speaker was csugnt
stealing three times. Once he tried 10
thieve third, with no one out. and his
tried the same play. under the same COZ
ditions. but with CaShion holding the
hall Later Carrigan and Wagner tried
o double steal Of third and second Not
one OF these plays enumerated Nehi
through.
The football candidates AT Harvard
will report on September ..
Munsell, the pitcher who has had
trial with the Giants. has been recalled
from Sacramento by McGraw. Munseu
went to the Coast from Buffalo. but the
latter club held him only under an OF
tional agreement with New York.
The Metropolitan Association has decd'
ed TO hold the junior 'cross-country cham
pionship on November 2 and the senior
'cross-country championship on Novemper
?. Any club desiring TO hold either OF
these runs should send its bid NJ on
10 II. K. Williams, chairman OF the JUNIOR
cross country run committee. or George
j. Matthews, chairman Of the senior com
mittee.
George Stoval, manager OF the St. LouO
Browns, is quoted as saying that IT'
Speaker, Of the Red Sox, Is better ou.-
fielder than Ty Cobb, and that Joe Woou'
also Of the Red Soy. is a greater pitcne'
than Walter Johnson. OF the senator.
He adds that the Boston Red SoN hsNe
the best team ever developed IN 'n'
American League. and that the 6ian"
will be smothered In the world seiles
There are few fans In this c'V
who will not agree with MIR. stoval''