The evening world., 1914-05-12
teung Kansas Makes Quite q
UT Here at Stadium Club,
Defeating Harry Condor.

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FRANK ERNE'S new feather.
weight, Young Kansas. made
quite a hit last night at the
Stadium. Kansas beat Harry Con-
Aoa. Tho first round he knocked
Condon down with terrific left hook
- the chin. Condor 10 one Of the
hardest fellows In the world to up
- In fact, Kansas broke . record
when he dropped him.
Condor Jumped right up. He didn't
watt for any nine count He seemed
surprised and somewhat indignant.
u Was . now experience for him TO
- nattened with q single punch.
But being very dizzy and inclined
b take u few tango steps and cut
0Ancy figures when he tried to move
n straight lines no contented himself
With falling back on tho ancient art
q self-defense.
Young Kansas, smiling widely.
want In hurry to end the bout.
He showed no particular aggressive.
ness. and when Condor reeled took
no advantage Of his opponents oon-
dition.
Several times during tho bout Con.
doa was started" but Kansas mer-
ctfuily slowed up. After the second
sound Harry fought hard. In the Last
two rounds he took q severe trouno.
Ing.
~Kansas hasn't fought in some
timc." said Frank Erne after the bout.
"He needs two or three bouts under
HE belt before he can show At hts
begt. He wasn't aggressive Tonight.
bot he isn't afraid Of anything and
In sOon have him aggressive enough.
q corrY MoNrIErH af.er the
- bout claimed that Erne wasn't
anxious TO rive Dundee .
match with Young KAnsaA. Scotty
admitted that In his opinion Dundee
beat Kansas at Buffalo instead Of ths
bouts going the other way. a. gen.
eraly reported.
"Dundee can have . match with
Kansas In three weeks. II he wants
IT. said Erne.
VH1S Kansas II marveilous,y put
together. whether he ever BE-
comes a champion or not. He
has the shoulders and back and arms
Of q Joe Walcott on the legs OF .
fsatherweight. Sailor Fritts admired
him exceedingly. Hes wedge from
the waist up" said the Sailor. what
q great little man he'd be ON bat.
tloship!"
sure he would. They wouldn't need
. windlaSs to lift the anchors.
start, IL they did lose the opening
Z. game at their new park. They
drew $4,000 people. and It was one
OF the most enthusiastic crowds seer
y ct any bal, ground this season. Con.
sidsring the fact that the Giants drew
only $4,000 In New York. and TIM
Oodsers 1900 in Brooklyn. on theil
respective opening days. II looks vsry
much as n the new club has come 4
stAy.
Plain curiosity might account To-
mart OF the attendance. but curtosit!
doosn't account for the enthusiasm
!, that ran through the grand stands.
The fans had something to appre
ciats at Washington Park. The new
stadium is a magnificent piece o
Baseball architecture. quite ss hns .
4rs sf the rival stands az otner park
good cuS,r In case Of tnclemen
weather, and the banks Of seats slop
back ut an angle that gives ever
apectator q clear view OF the whol
neld, The runways used AZ entrance
md exits are 80 broad that the en-
tire crowd OF $4,000 people wake
Sat yesterday after the game withot
; tie slightest confusion. una IN te'
minutes.
Another point of interest with re
ard TO the attendance lay In the ah
Sence OF the usual baseball dead
heads. II Is a well known fact ths
a the opening games ut the clubs
srrauixed baseball tho crowd repre-
oaats = great amount OF paper
Politicians. actors. newspapers an
orominent citixens receive thousand
e complimentary tickets. The faI
Who pay for their seats are In q m
nortty. Yesterday the Brooklyn FED
"A very few "deadheads." No exit
eats were sent to the press. No pol
ticiaus were given blocks Of seats
turn over to their constituents. tt
whole thing was run purely ON bus
naas basis. SO the fans are paying
- the Federais. That's q pretty goC
0iGn for the new league.
That the interest extends beyor
uVo0kiyn was shown when 2b0 Phil,
Aolphia baseball fans. formerly TO
lovers of organized baseball, can
(. ever with horns and watchmen's "a
tlaO 20 help out the applause for the
"a favorite. Murphy.
I'm BUCKLEY denies the sto
sent out from Milwaukee.
says Gunboat Smith didn't d
usnd $1,000 to fight Bob Moha, al
that such a story Is absurd.
II matched the Gunner with b,
Meha. Smith was to get q guarant
~ 1880. with The privilege OF takiI
- Pei cent. Of the gate. lie had q
ooDdy begun training when we r
- tG8lved = wire from the promote
n >Go0lug they were sorry. but Mona b,
I; e. cat. We never asked Tor mo
X r ~, go tbs pponsetess owe d
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