The evening world., 1914-02-17
Baseball Fans May Have TO
Take Vacations So That They
Can Read tho News These
0ays-"Mike Maize" Classed
With the "Millionaire Boxers
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THE Federal League people say
they'll have team In New
York City, with q great big
stadium a. nns N anything Of the
svrt in the known world. In 1915.
when that happens New York will
have almost enough baseball. Mine
out Of ten men," wrttes william
Atherton Du Puy. have but twenty
minutes . day that they devote to
reading. and they give II all to the
sDortius page" when the Federal
League adds TO the columns OF base
ball dope these men will have to ap-
ply for u summer vacation that'Il ex-
tend through tho baseball season.
HAIRLESS WEBB MURPHY says
u he intends going TO the mat
with Ban Johnson" reminds
10 Of the fellow on the gate at tho
OArden one night when zbyszko was
Ia wrcstle. lie didn't know Zbyszkp.
The Pole came over from his hotel
little late and tried to go hurricdiy
through the gate. merely giving the
, dAtIkseper tive high sign"
"Hsyi" exclaimed tho ofiiciai. who
weighed about 100 pounds. Don't
.y6u try to rush by me without a
ticket. I gotta good mind to break
your nsck!"
an r IKE MAIZE" 10 champion Of
M staten Island. A few nights
ago Mike" beat Young
Otto At the Garden. A promoter who
: thought the Staten Islander was
worth looking over went down yes.
terday To locate him. lie found that
"lliks" 10 really Mario Bcssi. son Ut
Pletro f3cssi. who has been a staten
Island innkecper for many years. AZ
0esoi'S partner sold out q Few years
ago. went back 10 Italy and bought
castle. there must be some money
10 the family. "Mil;c" probably fights
for the fun Of II. lie had more fun
than Otto. At any rate.
TT ERES new sport. At Firth
H elite. N. Y. IA new homins
- pigeon society has been organ
lsed for the purpose Of racing pigeons
THE society has scheduled a Grand
National Race" with other races COW
srins three hundred miles. Some OF
tho fanciers have purchased birds
ftom al over the country. DIR. How.
dleh 70 president.
10 these days. with the Vanderbilt
n Cup Race about 10 come on at Santa
Monica. Cal. and AN acroplane trir
Aorooe the ocean scheduled, there's
evmethinE Quieting and peaceful about
TIE idca OF racing pigeons. It's so dit.
fersnt.
vHE Mcfarland Gibbons ma,ct
st,y having been osf,cially dropped
and Mcfarland returned Il
Chieage. the wise ones will nov
hoyo . chance to say. II told 80,
-" Il scened almost too good Il
-. trve that Mcfarland was nj las
y Qnlng 70 tats . chance with 4 600,
Z whole lot lighter, than himself. w,
Uoee thinking that we'd learn Jus
Nv Tar Packoy'S marvellous scienc,
could carry him against q heavier ma,
q With plenty of cieverncrs. Pachcy, 1
oooeno. was thinking Ut the SAM
tAiu0. and with such effect that ~
Decided II was tine for him To rctir
rum the ring. before, AID not aftc,
nleeting Gibbons.
HOB FITzSlMMONS IL planning
I'D cross -rountry tour In which HI
Will NEE. the best hcnvywcl sht
- al the Western States. from Penn
eylvania TO the Pacific Coast. WhsI
ha reaches Ssn Francisco. with
6rand new record, he'll 20 after
match with Gunboat Smith.
Such ambition In worthy 81
q younger a better--man. 10
F1tssimmons A. he was twenty year
y ago would have he'd a lot ~ fun o
such trip. II would have been
Huccession Of good Jokes TO him, an
tho Wind.ttp with the Gunner won,
have added the necessary dash q
< ono)tament. The Gunner, with h,
Vnl1op, might give even q Fitzsiu,
Mons something to think about for
4 nv rounds.
HE latest photographs OF lac
Johnson training In Paris e
~ the Moran fight show him I
- .tromendously fat. In spite of til
VI fooDets OF his good condition. III
walst looks az II he'd swali9Hed
L y kAAthar mattress.
- he's IN the same shape On II