New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
TIMELY BITS Of SPORT
Al Mccoy Substituted for Ma
|oney in Bout at Garden.
SCHAlK GOES TO WHITE SOX
Ray Heating To Become a
Yankee, as Judge Refuses to
Grant Injunction Re-
straining Sale.


straining Sale.
That rapidly improving welterweight,
Al Mccoy, OF Brooklyn. has been substi-
| tuted for Tommy Maloney in one of the
ten-round boxing bouts carded for Mad-
son Square Garden on Monday night Nc
Coy will meet Young Kurtz, of Newark.
/ The Brooklyn boy is an undefeated well
terweight. having won fifteen consecutive
fights. and the fact that Mike Gibbons
has refused TO take him on speaks well
for his ability.
! While Jack Britton, the crack light
weight. who boxes Eddie Smith, of Har-
lem at the Garden on the same night,
halls from Chicago. he is a native OF
| Clinton, y. Y. where he was born in
| 1885. Furthermore, his name isn't Brit
ton. but William J. Breslin. and he's an
| Irish-American He intends to box UNI
der the name OF Billy Bresln'' in the
near future. but he will remain "Britton"
| for the Smith bout
Smith, by the way, is practically n new
star. He has been boxing for more than
a year. but never got a chance TO show
! before a big crowd until two weeks ago.
when he was substituted for Teddy Ma
! loney in bout with Pal Moore in the
Garden. In spite of Moores national
reputation az star lightweight. Smith
! furnished a big surprise. lie sailed into
! Moore without the slightest hesitancy'
and at the tenth round it looked like
draw, with certain defeat for Moore in
| a longer fight Britton outpolnted Moore
| fF,1s
months ago but at time was the lat
ter in such distress as he displayed in
the scrap with Smith
| I'm the other ten-round bout Young
! Reilly and Packey Hommey, rafting
good bantams will be certain TO make
matters interesting.
The directors OF the Lawrence Basebail
| Club Of the New England League have
| the authority to sell Ray ii. Heating,
pitcher of that club. to the New YORK
! Yankees American League. for o'o"o'
| Judge Morton. in the equity session OF the
| Superior Court, yesterday refused to issue
an Injunction asked for by the plainun
| IN the suit OF Joseph Sullivan against
| Louis Pieper and Daniel \. Moon. the
defendants are directors OF the Lawrence
| club. and as such had agreed TO SOIL
Keating to New York for 5000. Sullivan,
who is n stockholdcr in the Lawrence
| team, sought to have the defendants re-
| strained from holding a meeting OF the
directors on August II 10 ratlty the con-
tract Sullivan claimed that heauhs
1 could be sold for more than $o.VD
Climb ~ the American Association. was
purchased Yesterday by the chicago
| White Sox. He will report to-day al 90
niskev Park For some time 1t mas oeen
remarked that number OF major league
clubs were after Schalk. NO statement
,s IN the price paid the Milwaukee cIub
ras made hut advices from MILWAUKEE,
givc # as $500 In players and CASH
! August Hermann. president OF tho I'm
! ctnnati Reds and chairman OF inc Il"
,jonal commission, does not think inuch
~ the baseball players union. lie does
no, believe any OF tho Reds are inter-
ested I'm the affair. and adds tnat there
Is nothing new about IT.
Daye Fultz. he said. has been working
a
attorney at law now. and Hermann IN
Inmates that It could easily be UNDERSTOOD
why he is active in the AFFAIR.
"The new national agreement is much
more favorable To the players Hermann
said. land don't think there Is any DIS
satisfaction. / haven't heard anything
lately about the players organization,
and. of course. can't discuss 1t oniciaily
az a member OF the national commission
Johnny Evcrs. Of the CUBS. and Doolan,
of the Phillies. who represented their re-
spectlve teams at the meeting in this
CITY last Sunday. declare. however, that
the players mean business.
| "Would not the public deem 1t more
appropriate." writes IAN athlete ITO
honor the Olympic athletes in having the
narade on Saturday afternoon. August "a.
| instead OF In the morning?
I'VE all know that there are number
Of young men. members OF different ath-
letlc associations. who would gladly take
mart but owing To the fact that the
narade is being held in the morning. find
II impossible to be present on account of
business"
real line on the ability OF Arthur
ChappIe. the daring New York speed
king as compared to Eddie Hasha, of
| Dallas. holder of the one-mile record or
30 2-5 seconds, can be had from the show
ing that Chapple makes in his match with
Larry Fleckenstein at Brighton Beach
| tonight.
Hasha has clean record against the
Salt Lake City marvel. and unless
Chapple can dispose Of him In straight
heats he will lose much OF his prestige
F1eckenstein is the toughest opponent
that Chapp!e has faced this season.
| In the five-mile professional race, with
Shields. Lochnar. Wray. MERCER. Hof-
ste,ter. and Leroy I'm the running, the
fans" will see one OF the best contests
that have been staged at the stadium mo-
| tordrome this season.