The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-30
% Charlie Murphy Going to
~can" Manager Chance Be.
cause Cubs Lost Penncnt7

Yrs evident that President Charlie
Murphy Of Chicago Is anxious to
can Frank Chance. Probably Mr..
Murphy IL in an .rritated state Of mind
escause the Cubs didn't get the PEN
psnt thh year. and wants to and q
goat" II he lets Chance out I'm look
to come people as II Murphy had a no.
uou that Chance wasn't q successful
manager.
IMAGINE that n Chance had the
sane amount OF authority. and Chance
canned" Murphy. the Cubs would be
benefited by the change fully a. much
- they will be by the loss OF Chance.
trobabiy Q whole lot more! Some Of
Mr.. Aurphy's remarks anent baseball
and the Cubs haven't been OF q nature
TO hli the team with enthusiasm and the
Observation-Disclosures = the attempt
spirat.
~ARPENTTER. the famous French
m!idlcwsight champion. who 10
matched row to aght Papkc IN
Paris. 10 mixing arrangements to leave
for America shortly after the Papke
6ght This shows o ccmmendabl pirIt
Of confidence. The Frsnchman has
plenty OF that. n nothing else. I hope
that he won't iun W against McGoorty
the frst week IL America. If he does
hs'ii round out the list OF foreign
champions taken into camp by Mac.
First there vas smith o: Australia, then
Harrison OF England. and II Carpenter
ef-France 10 now added to the scalp
xs-tSA Nhas
comes a. ncar being q worlds cham.
pton - any one: Willie Lewis fought
Carpentier twenty rounds. II II quite
impossible 10 imagine that the French
nan would have even . iook.in with
1s0orty.
otul. he has some class. He began
6exieg when he was thirteen years Of
aoe-dvs years ago. He 10 now only
Eighteen. and he has won champion
shsps N sysry class from the feather
welght mp That's something Of &
record. Al eighteen Carpenter hiss not
reached his full; dove lopment by far.
When ne does attain his full height.
wight and strength ia likely that he'll
b. nrst c.ass heavyweight.
Dut they'd better keep the eighteen.
ysar-oid Frnchmsn away from Nc.
Ooorty.
DAPKE says that he'll box Nc.
0ocrty az soon as he comes bach
from Paris. He thinks he'll bea
the French champion easily. But Papks
may all foul Of Klaus over there
Klaus won . decision over Carpenter
the Frenchman's exc!table manager
ctlmbtng into the ring In the eighteenth
round to protest that klaus was usins
his elbows. In Paris they think Kiau.
. wonder. They call him 1.-THE Terrible
American" Even II Papks defeats Car.
Hpnfler he'll have a hard time ge,tinj
out Of Paris sgatn without giving Kiau
. aght And It isn't a. all sure that h,
go bsat Klaus.
- o. BROWNS leg must be a
n right again. Wonder how Ds
- Morgan 10 going to md time Z
talk about X. o. Brown and Jack Brit
ton ct the same time. II was cas-
while X. o. was In bed after his auto
mobile accident. Then Morgan coul
0ive twenty-five hours 4 day 70 Br!,
Xtea.s Affairs and stili have . coupl
isft Cor sleep. But now that X. c
% in\ aetion-subject for TWENTY-FIVE
& hours = day conversation himself
whore doss Norgan come inf He
4 hsvs to is4rn how to talk In some sol
q Q verbal shorthand
- oI.EIHMAINEN. the great Fin
runner 10 making good In tn
- country by Winning all OF h
races. although the best local men q,
given BIG handicaps over him. lie wiz
4 rather sasily.s Some people are di
appointed because he hasn't cracks
. Ut Of. our records In his three {
four races. But those records Al
fairly good. compared TO even u
Ftnn's. And Il Isn't an easy thing 4
any athlete to compete In . strani
eountsy. In . different climate from Il
accustomed one. and do his best X
lsiunaansn will come around to his 70
ord breaking In good time.