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oi Fighting
NEW i’ORKfifiril—émm
of Newcastle, Pin, may or may not
have been the logical middleweight
champion of the world up to last night.
but whatever he was. he isn't any
more, for Al McCoy. of Brooklyn,
knocked him out with one punch. last
night at the Broadway Sporting Club.
in Brooklyn. His aspirations, it“ such
they were, toward a boxing crown.
“ere knocked into a cocked hat ‘by
the left hand swing which landed ilush
on the centre of his chin exactly out.
minute and fortyvone seconds after the
referee had called the men to the cen
them
that all the latest hesitation steps
were barred.
To say that the big crowd which
filled the house was surprised is one
ting it mildly for every one present
was busy figuring out just how long
the Brooklyn boy would last. And it
might be said in passing that promi-
nent. among those present who were
uniting for a (‘hip victory was one
Al McCoy. ‘
When the milling begun licifioy. W110
ii'ciglied 156 pounds. looked anything
but pleased with the task that was
i-ont‘ronting him, and in the interval
preceding the sudden ending of the at-
inir he spent his time running away
from the 162 1-4 pound Chip. who was
swinging wildly. McCoy in his engor-
noss to get away from the punishment
"'liirh threatened should Chip hit him
broke all records from it hundred yards
hp.
lie suddenly stopped, however, and
(hip, eager to grasp his opportunity,
started a. right swing that had all the
earmarks of n haymaker. .\lc(‘oy
crossed in with his left, shooting over
a hybrid punch which was half swing
and half uppercut. and the Newcastle
lighter Went down flat. Chip didn't
oven wiggle ilntil seven had been
(minted. At the count of eight he rais~
t'd his head, but that was the nearest
he came to getting up. Some of Chin's
cohorts come forward with the old
lucky punch gag. it may have been
lucky. but it certainly was hard.
sucoitmc will Aim
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Brooklyn eyened the series with the
New York Americans by winning yes»
terdtty's game at Ebbets “old by the
(less score of ii to «i. ltt‘wus a baseball
battle all the Way, oné of those games
where the score seesawed back and
torth and which was in doubt until the
very last man had been retired.
M’MA HONS FACE CHARGES.
Bonding Company Brings it: Can
‘ Beforofloxini Gomthiulon.
NEW roux, April tar—Tine McMa-
hon brothera, Jess and Ed, were
brought before the State Athletic Coin.
mission at its weekly meeting yester-
day totanswer charges made by the
American Bonding Company. to! Baiti-
more. which alleged indebtedness to
the amount oi $851.60. The charges
were presented in, a letter trolm
O’Brienpt-Boardmnnu‘ib Plait, lawyers, , , . .
w oi! the company, which bonded .thcs'reht‘tioiis with. ideal duodenum of.
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According to what appeared to be a
well founded rumor President Charles
ii. Ebbets. of the Brooklyn- National
League club. begun preliminary stepe
yesterday toward having Joe Tinker
enjoined from appearing with the Chi-
cagolli‘edernl League club. ., i
Mr. Ebbets admitted last night that
he had been in consultation with a
loading law firm of New York and that
the nature of his business was so very
pressing that he was hall an hour late
for the ball game between the New
York and Brooklyn clubs} He refus-
ed, however, to discuss the nature
of his business or to admit that he
proposed to go to law over Tinker.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 8.-\Vliite-
wash was used with a generous hand
by the Giants in their four games
here. They made it [our straight vic-
tories yesterday afternoon with a. l
to 0 triumph over the Pelicans. which
was the third time in the series they
blanked the home team. The fodder
oil of the New York pitchers was so
scant that the Pelicans almosbetarved
to death. It was Fromme who pitched
the Pelicans to ‘ll shutout yesterday
ni’icrnoon.
ENGLISH POLO PLAYERS CHOSEN
NEW YORK. April 8.——'i‘he English
players for the international polo
matches against America, which will
be held at Meadow Brook. this spring.
were chosen in Madrid, yesterday, ac—
cording to cable messages made {mil'
llc here today. '
They are: No. 1, Captain ll. Tomp-
kineon; No. 2, Major F. W. Barrett;
No. 3. Captain Vivian Loclictt; back.
Major C. Hunter. The substitutes will
be: Major Muthew-lmnudwe, Captain
it. Palmer and Captain Ralston.
The English team will leave Madrid
on April if: for England, where a se-‘
ries of twelve matches will be played
with the Old Cantatas. made up of Cap.
tain Haneltlne, F. .M. Freake, (i. M.
Buckmauter and A. 1.. Haigh. The
players will probably remain two
weeks in England before sailing for
the United States.
The English ponies, thirty in mm
her, will leave London on May 17 for
Aineridd. The players will follow
shortly afterward.
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SEATON 'FittM: Hanonix SOUGHT
now.
GUIJFPORT, Miss, April 8.-—Maua~
ger Tinker, ol' the Chicago Federals.
and President R. 8. Ward and Alana-
(:er 'Brodloy, of the Brooklyn. held a
conference yesterday preliminary to
making an attempt to induce Tom Sea-
ton to go to Brooklyn. it they cannot
get the former Philadelphia star to
play with the Tip Tops they will try
to induce Claude Hendrix to go in
stead. Both pitchers declare they will
not go to Brooklyn under any consid-
eration. .
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réh‘s. some COLLEGE Romans.
LEXINGTON, Va... April B.~T‘h‘e But-
ialo Federals defeated Washington
and Leo yesterday otter-noon by the
score 0! 10 to 0. Vernon twlrled live
timings tor um Generals. nryan re-
lieved him and checked the visitors.
Brown and Solilitzef, {held the Virility
to . iivcflsoht‘t‘eré'd hits. ‘ .
TO “spoon hutrhv convent.
.LOS ANGELS. Oat. Amines-it wits
announced, .todhy thin the university,
of Southern column hail denim to
ubandon Rugby moduli as a -_initloi-
sport utter thrills yearn“ “phriiuipntton.
and again like an Cheniumdhn tum»
collegiate game. The .nthl’iiti‘dsi- corny
knitted or use talcum runniidomimott
. brothers when nmy‘popenod n-s'boiiingefmbu mm, 11W .
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who won the American open golf
championship after a playoff with Har-
ry Vardou and Edward Ray, is the lion
0? the hour here. The newspapers
gave little space when the American,
amateur champion, Jerome i). Travers,E
and Fred Herreshol‘f arrived, but yes-
terday some oi? the leading dailies de-
rated a column-of space with attend-
ant illustrations to the young Boston;
golfer. b ‘
()uhnct made his English golfing de-I
hilt yesterday afternoon on the Deal
links in a wind and ruin storm.
“Bet l slice the first shot," ventured
Ouimet.
And he did. But directly afterward.
the youngster begun a display oi tine
golf which delighted a rather large?
gallery. These spectators were dyawu'
to the course through the lame that
preceded Ouimct. They remained be.‘
cause they realised that his play
stamps him as a dangerous competit:
or.
Oniookers were impressed by Ont-E
mct's modesty and the earnest. thor-
rugh way he went about his work.
There was a distinct. absence of the
happy go lucky spirit that might be
expected in one so young. .
The little champion was delighted
with the Deal course and its fine vei-
vety turf, but he found it rather dim‘
cult to get length to his drives. This
he ascribed to the atmosphere, which
he believed to be much more dense
than that encountered at home.
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iltlxllON, April 8.—~»Scri!.eani Deane,
ot‘ the British Army flying corps. was
instantly killed today attire Brook-
lnnds Aerodrome while making his
final tlight as a pupil before receiving
his pilot's certificutc. Deane, acting
against the advice oi his instructor,“-
cended to a height of l,,.‘£00 feet. He
then attempted u sharp spiral descent,
during which he lost control of the nor.
oplane, which‘ turned over and fell
with him to the ground. ‘
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INTERCOLLEGIATE RELAY RACE.
S‘OUTl-lA-Mi‘TON, Eng., April 8.——-
The relay team from Oxford Univer-
sity, whose members are to participate
in the intercollegiate four-mile relay
lace at Philadelphia on April 25, leit
for New York today on board the
Olympic. The vessel is due to arrive
at New York. on April ii}.
The team is composed oi' Arnold N.
S. Jackson, president otthe Oxford
University Athletic Club, who won the
mile race at the Olympic gatnee..D. N.
Gadsden, G. ‘M. Sproule, an Audtthlian',‘ "
' and Norman 8. Taberfla ‘Rhodee hehw
lar from Brown University. Prim;
deuce. R. 1., who is already in Amerl;
ca. ‘ pt . , , ‘ ;' ‘3'
men «most. A ccavznrsuoett‘.’
rmmoarirmn. ' April s.——Mtiiii
Dorothea Bonnet, 'the ifittcen-year-oid
schoolgirl, who recently won the no»
donut junior Women's tenciugchnth-
ploughip in New York. luttnisht. coir.
tut-ed the Pennsylvania senior chum.-
monolith from a. large hold of canteen
ants in this city. Together with Miss,
Fiditli Evam. who‘liinished second. end
Miss» Mario Bradley. who .iihlchcd‘
third, the qualified for the nhtiond’i
championship tournament “to. be Held
in New York onwitloy it). ‘ 3 I
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i’HlllADELI’i-HA, April 8.—-Atter be;
ing blanket! for seven innings by'tlie
l‘hiliies, yesterday afternoon, the Athi
letics tied the score in the eighth ;
hing and won the game in the nth __
on a three bugger by Pennock, who led
on', and a single by Murphy, thoscorc
being 2 to 1. The Phillies took the
lead in the fourth inning. with Show
key pitching, when vCravath scored on
his double, Reed's single and Burns‘
sacrifice fly. Alexander pitched four.
innings and Jacobs finished the game
for the Phillies. in the first seven tea
niags the Athletics got.only two men»
on the circuit, Mclunis making asin‘
glc in the second and Collins receiv
ing a pass in the seventh. ‘
pours FOR THE WEEK. *
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Tonight.
Phil Brock vs. Mike Sheridanwmd—
. sor, Ont. .
George Perry vs. Jack Keating, New .-
, York.
Thursday.
Freddie Duffy vs. Fred Yelle,~‘Le
ton, Me. -
will»
Friday. _
.ioe ‘Mandot vs. Marty MoCue, Ra-
cine. -
Saturday.
Dave Smith vs, Ed McGoorty, Syd-
ney. N. S. W. \
Matty Baldwin vs.
Montreal.
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CORNELL DEFEATS FORDHQM
' NEW York, April 8.~«Corneli detail,
.ed Fordham, on Fordham Field, ye
i terday, by a 2 to 1 score. In hittip’
' the Maroons and the visitors ennui
3, matters. but Fordham showed .wret
‘ ed judgment on thebases.
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sovsnris: in THE “urinal;
V ‘ I.
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Heart Through-w
the pocket-book. That‘s why”.
Ford is a friend to thousandstt‘h'rt
world over. What any ours; on
will do the rent win Menu
1110in a fraction or this. cost”
,Buy today.
Vim hundred dollars its the, price
of the third runabout: the tout-mu
car is are titty; the town cutie ’
on nay-er. o. o. mock. comets ,
with eauirment. Get comm fond .
particulars from
.or artificial; except‘tho Chicago. Feder-
Fllo additional, anion. l Concluded by Cable.
GRAND norms, :Mioii. April 8.4J Nin YORK. April B.—~Jim Cottey.
The decision in the cult brought bythe the’Dublin giant, is to have a whack
Chicago Federal League clubto opioid at the English heavywml‘lt champion-
oamer elk Knitter {mm pining with slur :11“th mutilate champion-
um cementum National ‘Liaogueciub nun belt on June a. meager only
Gibson mode the match yesterday by
cable. with Matchmaker Peggy Bettina
con, 0! the human sporting Club of
London oh the other end of the long
wire. , '
A alcohol of $1.000 and a pane of
ale, will not he returned for several
days, according» to aoonnouncemetat
mode by Judge Clarence W. sessions
in the Unwed 'Btateii omit hex-dyes-
terdoy. The decision way expected ‘
. - ‘ , Vi $5,000 or. added incentives. Bombers
. Judge Sessionnxplgipod ileum his titer Wells.“ the on detected, is the
opinion mono lilo. but hobbit back My 0'! the second pdrt. Despite his
My the «suitability macaw: counsel ‘numerdus‘tuusuccmiul collide in the
air both the only.» Federals and tho-r ring Wellhhsdoloodcd the belt twice.
Philadelphio Netionoln; who claimed“ it he c‘lh boot Coifoy it, will be his per.
ih‘mlillil more-initiate“ to on; in. mutant ‘, property. one will is scho-
bohoit or their, contentions. 'i‘h‘c. ticketed tor'twenty rounds. (the winner
thoriuuwllliio oitedbyfmcilnioid tho. token $3.500 of the nitride.
juddo, no there «Will not no a further Gibson in Icing" dong with Corey.
‘1:th court. ‘ , numnlnsbinotivhy million him eligi-
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Clabby, oi Hammond, lnd.. the mid-
dleweight phgillst. lett suddenly with
his manager for Australia via the
liner Venture. He said he had it
good offer to light three boats in
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status as o. probationer ot the Los
Angeles Police court, where he is un-
. der suspended sentence oi three yours
as a (result ot a street brnwlin which
a policeman was severely beaten.
rodeo inure White. otthat oily, cove
canny pdrmlahion to go to Australia
when the puuiiitt reprecente'd that he
won colts: to tuliill engagements and
that he Mould return soon. . i
more listened 1nd «toe Wetting,
Chicano lightweight; and Johnny
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