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THE IVININQ WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1912.
BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK
UP-TO-DATE
EDITED BY
AND NEWSY
ROBERT EDGREN
vwv'vs'v'vw' ' - i-iiwinnnnnnrirJI
THERE'S NO TRUTH IN THE STORY THAT HORINE IS A "TRICK" JUMPER.
Cop) light, 1912. by the l'rei Publishing Co. (The New York World).
COk
UNN
COBB'S SLIP UP
GIVES HILLTOPS
GAME AT DETROIT
Horine Has Worked Out an Orig
inal Style of Jumping Which
Ucal Jumpers Admit Is Better
t Than Theic Own.
CwntfM. i8ii. tt nit rM rntiiiWof c.
ITh. Mtw Tort World).
inmE ti no truth in the sensa-
I. Mortal story that Horlnf. th
Stanford boy who recently mid
Mf world's record of ft. 7 In. In
running hlti Jump, clean the bar
ths ui of an unfair trick. That
ty evidently orlflnated In soma ona's
MTleui atate of mind.
Tjaterday afternoon I went to Celtic
and watched every one of Horlne'a
fjJN ov" the helKhta from ft. to
ft. In., hla beat mark for the day.
halrhta dven were taken from the
MMMirdt. and a ateel tape meaaure.
Mm from the middle of the atlck
wu hava mad a alight difference.
W tb height cleared waa ample for a
Um tt th champlon'a atyle.
Horlne'a exltlo alleged that Horine
fwna hla great jumps by pressing th
Mr down with on arm and holding It
B the plna to keep It from railing after
J44 cleared It. This would be aome
guot croDatlc feat, even for
tSTTt i.. Workl oul " original
g? ?iJuroJ,'nf: u.nIlk? nyth!ng ever
litre, and th local Jumper admit
VL hown. Jumping
frm better than their own.
, taatoad of running- awlftly to th bar.
u f".f.tWa.lk'- ,U '"..only";
2SLm. 'Ji' ,Ur,,n lo to th
MMterda, spring atraight up. it
HM or other Jumper who annro.k
C"J. t,ItfL.- "." " throw.
TT" " iau, imym out" perfectly In inn
EmTSflLS. V" at" fun
221 I.JSh. !h0ULrter nd rm
f. y. to " over In th. air. h
M naxla n
bt when ha m ? ?.r.
Ito jwnp Is absolutely 7.7"" ""r,,,r-
C-Zf0" UJr e'"nt. of call
rtbr. Biz feet five U nrttv orJi
r& f"ow wh0 Un th.
JIM DIJNCAN'flTIw discus throw of
,,n6h" record that
rdrraklng brfore he's ,through
2th. .port There ba. been ion,,
tewlon ov.r th. legitimacy of th
root throw Duncan mad. at Celtlo
Jark last week. The discus went over
'ec of th. officials could
mit strike th. ground. They after-
wIJE!l-kel UA th" mrk ,ne' '""Ufht
ETeJ!? Jit thi sl,cu" ,,ki "'Mur.d
J that. Th que.tlon Is whether or
S)t a racord can be allowed when tl
Mats do not see the dlecus strike.
l,rly upon guesswork and the advlc.
K ctatora.
MV r JIam. I- - . ..
Tm. . '"la "uncan yes
.fn,,..,h', 1 f " ' aMln."
went
w..i u ' " 11 ain."
Jfarttn Sheridan mw l !,.. .t "...
"It's a great throw,'
ald.
I returned from a clenn-up trip to
J California. Hrltton ha an ambition
bat noteworthy bec.ime It Is o un.
hwimnn If w . . ...
Urrland. Raye he likes boxlne I'ackey
t thlnk" he can make Packey
? SS;iiam,,f. ,BUr,,h,n "none
?' hOZ . h .V01 arlanrt In Memphis, in
trl "m Monre and
t fraakl Burn of Oaklund, ns'tvell
FleMy WrUh " "ve
i R1?1 h,m' but Kot nck and
, m io can me match off.
4 rTATBMENT8 min tu .
training, with Johnno.i's ilxnature
m appded. are being ent out from
Im Veg". The promoters of the bout
' nui nav come io me conclusion that
awr aaverusing is neeauj.
r f KAOll ciiohh and K-. O. Hrown
Ws, Le 1,ht at S?11l,0n 8iuare Oanlen
P to-night. It oUKht to be a good
sot weather nght. K. O. ha j.en
'tnnwr down near the shore, and
has taken a vacation from tooth
Mugging just to prepare hlmielf. Wo!
Mt u novenns arouna tne parts,
a4y to give someone a chance to
knock his head off and attain his title,
(.aehl thinks he's the man with the
Mueofc. As for K. O., he's fought Wo.
Wat twice, and thinks there' luck in
a numoers.
Llaeoln Riant Win Agiln.
tV Uneoln HUnU UU UK tli.lr frrit wlni.lDf
It Fl.IJ hi aroi. of H iii l 'r. ....
in luj. wiuif in. ir oaj UDiel oul
Tbt Unitliii liait mur Uril guar. thr.L
. tor. on Tliurwltir nfiivniHiii on ih.i.
m jwuw, wire, ilia I .r llocllwajl. luj
B4r tr l.r ikmMn-lwsd.r, Hi. We.t
"!), Innimi. ho bi. won wtutwd
i4ttxrat
Mcqpa Mint.
rtW.OlMMfc T-Wr 4F.M,
T"T m0P v? MaJr League Races
Tj1 Reported in Detail.
"Pi 1 JwSI 1' - NATIONAL LEAGUE.
VT iklil HoRIK" OOMPIrACl & j f I f f S
TTJ .atV U. M I ORtaiMAU &Ur HC Ct-CAft-S 1UT X 8 S it & & 5
DUEL OF SOUTHPAWS
IS GIANTS TUSSLE
WffH THE CARDINALS
Batters Appe'ared Helpless Be
fore Marquard and Sallee
in Opening Innings.
BATTING ORDER.
New York.
Ht. l-ou4i.
Magee, a.
Kllle, If.
Mowrey, lib.
Konetchy, lb.
Evans, rf.
Hsuser, ss.
Oakes, cf.
Hresnahan, c.
Devore, If.
Doyle, 21.
e?nolgrau, lb.
Murray, rf.
Hecker, cf.
Hersog, 3b.
Meyere, c.
Plntcher, es.
(Marquard, p.
Hallee, p.
Umpires Ua son and Johnstone.
Attendance, 7,000.
I'0IO onOUNDfl. NEW YOrtlC, June
1 Managers Ilrwnahan and McGraw
staged a southpaw duel this afternoon
between Mnrquard and Bailee and the
7.OT0 fans gut the benefit of the must
classic pllrhlnit event of the year.
Hnllee han won chit last five starts and
Marqunrd his last ten.. If Marquard
should succeed In winning fourteen In
a row he will have th National Lragus
record tied.
In the tlmt Inning the Cardinals wero
easy for Marquard. not a man reaching
first base. Magee struck out and Hills
and Mowrey filed out to Decker. NO
nUNfl.
The Olants were holplei In their half.
Dpvore, Doyle and flnndgrasa all died
on easy toips to the Infield, NO 1tnh,
Konetchy got a Men on balls to start
on tne second, but after Kvam had
jwpped to Fletcher iie tried to steal
second and Meyer nailed him with
ease. Decker then made a remarkable
running catoh on Mauser's long drive
to centre and retired the side. NO
HUNS,
Tim Olants had a ureal rhn.
failed to s:ore. After Murray had ion
out, lh-nker emaahed n rarklnz two.
baBKer Into left and Mole hlnl. hm
lienor struck out In the pinch and
jirjrrs reuren tne sine on a on line
maih. NO IllJNH.
LATONIA ENTRIES.
IlAfi: THACIC. 1.ATONIA. Ky.. June
3, riio fiitrlex for to-morrow's rsces
are m folltnvs'
rillH-r IIAi'i:, Mllm; foMr.-moMi ami no!
Ii fur inn. Nn rirsumin. ltW ii.itmiiJ . inii
1IM !! Ll... llrt.. I'lf. i. ' r.". .
llljll 11.1MB lfll., t'll. II..1.
l.liti. 110; HltlMtrll. llll. 11,1. (?,' itV. w'st'
.- -, W. llll.'.ll. lui .ll
' !?.L 4,l 'onr llll! l-rltiif Uil.'ns
Mnltnr lilt . 11.1 ' ' "
! ', 'W''ti HUturJ (lento, 1
llll. 112 Mrrlln .1121 Whit. 'il
diunUnnit. USt OlM (Wnr. ll!l! Il
ii. IUMol. 112; HUturJ (l.ntn. ill: Jim mil
Ib.r. 112!
112; OIimmIou,
wni SUilu,
112
tlllllP IIAOK. Koirr..r-ol(1. tmt up; iu
li.ff'ilM'.i' J,T-'
I'Ot'llTII ItAI'i:. Tftrw-rMroldl; on. rail.
tnl .In. mtli UnWnl. IWi; ,VHh Kfl" fwi;
W.ll. Kill lltrliut Wnrtl. 1077 Etlt Jri.
'(iifiXor,,iii.K" ,UT' ss
HlXril Urr.-Mllnij fir.,Mr-ol,l. (n(
i'si .fei", to:.' AU."'.! ' ':
llesrrudaiit of llouue Dies.
FDLTON, Mo., June S.-Mls. Martha
lienarrson, eighty years old. a sreat
granddaughter of Daniel Boone, died
nere .yrneruay. suss Itenaerson wa
born In Fulton and had lived her all
her lit. Her mother was a daugh
ter of J Boob, Mooad mT ot
trrm'c& a- . at a, ---ai .
OR.IC3IAAAU &r Hf CLBAft.& "rVtET,
I lW BAR TAIRLV .YorTTTrTl-rqi
t. I l M i I rt - ' m.
REDS SCOe TWICE
;t
DAHLEN'S DODGERS
No Scarcity of Hits at Begin
ning of Game Across
the Bridge.
BATTING ORDER.
Brooklyn.
Moran, rf.
Daly, cf.
ttmlth, 3b.
DauberL lb
Wheat. If.
Hummel, 2b.
Tooloy, a.
Cincinnati,
reseller, if.
MaraatM, of.
llnhlltiell, lb.
Mitchell, rf.
llgan, 2b.
I'helnn. 3h.
Ksmond, as.
Mot.esn, c.
Kenton, p.
1'heVpe. c.
ir .
ivriii, v
Umplrea Meier.
Itlgler and
Fin-
neran.
WAfllllNOTON PAIIK, BUOOKIVTN,
Jf, V June S. Encouraged ty their vic
tory over th Dodgers on Saturday,
,Uank O'Day'a bunch of ball toesers from
Cincinnati, tackled Hill Dahlen's outnt
again to-day determined to hand them
another lacing. Kent was trotted out
ty Dahlen to speed them up to th
visitors while llenton was O'Usy eioc-
tlnn for the pltohlng atunt
Th. Hds got off to a fine start In the j
flrst Inning by scoring two runs,
Jlescher was given a base on balls. .Mar
turn singled to left and on Wheat's
error, llescher went to third and Mar
sons second. Iloblltzell's single to the
tnfteld, acorlng llescher. MUche'l
struck out, M arson scored on Egan's
aicriflca fly to Wheat. Holillticll stole
second and I'helan drove a long fly to
Wheat. TWO HPNS.
ln the Dodgers' half, Moran singled
up th third baa. Una. iDaly got a
walk. .Smith sacrificed, HobMtzell un
asoltted. Daubert singled to Ksmond.
the hit telng too hot for him to handle,
scoring iMoran and promoting Daly to
thlid. Wheat popped up to BesrOier.
Hummel was thrown out by Kgan. ONK
HUN.
In the second Inning for tho Ileds
Ksmond walked. MoI.ean singled to left,
sending Ksmond to second, llenton
bunted, but as Daubert a throw to
Muillli to catch I.smoml wns lain all
hands were mife. llescluT hit to Hum
mel, who threw to d'helps, forcing Ke-
mmid at tint plate. iMursan s hit Into
a double play, Kent to I'help to Dau
bert. NO Hl"NH.
The Iindger" were blanked In their
half f tile Hecond. Tooley line ll!ed to
llentun. I'luliu walkeil. Kent struck
out and riiflpn was out trying to Ktesl
second. iMol.e.in to Kgan. NO HUNN.
Fur the Beds In tile tblnl Inning Hob.
Iltzfll HlnU,l to centre. Mitchell nacrl-
flced, Kont to IKiiibcrt. Kgan was given
a walk. Kent was then taken out of
the box and Knetxer substituted. I'ht'lan
fouled out to I'helps. Ho did Kamond.
NO 11UNH.
Th Dodgers foiled to do anything In
tbetr thlnl Innlnx. Moran filed out to
Uesoher. Daly struck out. HnMth slnlet
to left, but Daubert was thrown out
at flrat by Ksmond. INO ItUNS.
I'nalJint Wllman, ij h Inilaioa.il n
Hlataa Uatua, in riUiw a Klllk.n In bansniptrr
!J,.", '."t. uf') n"Wtlon anil jl!ilfH
fojra" put blm gut of btulncaa or wtanla o (hat
TU. Th. Nallial (Verton, ?,,ilh,,f
tnslatl tbe new eafua y nicrlj. Thj nllu'i
rn onitiallj ilmlara II an euilaw. Gsunn Hruont
mj a a QuTitude at th. lu afflr. w,t him out!
liar tu war. tliru. ha. tii. ftrtMn i.nil... i..
tram Ilia aahinfton rlub an1 vantj r dlu.iaa
of il,.jn Umn al ITiiladelnhla lie ilol.fuliv iol,
lil. oU III. i.1 1 on th. Ulanu tliat tl, cnlr lot. ha
lud now a ' inacaitr ot lirttro unlformi
UaacliaU RJllor Eianinf World I hai.
el man ikul4r-4an. but la it tru. thai a ijaiw
eir imllrd a "i1jijU..tion.t" Uontlant Ilfalor
Anawrr CVinat,, K.rdtnanil lm. o( lh
ArtlaU' ttam puliwl one at th I'olo (Iroumla
bundtf. Band alamy fm mora comiieU anmrr.
JobWa maaanra l lb V. 8. Iai
itfVB.'IT,
woalaclns vnj tnr didn't aaa aonuUilns alanifl.
n in .ua lan wai ins 11 1 wi nrm mm..
A . . . .. . 1 I . . . . A W",
. u avi
T
Wolverton Depended on War
hop to Twirl His Club to
Second Victory.
NAVIN FIKLD, IF-TIlOIT, Mich
June .1. Jubilant and aatlafled with their
victory of yesterday, the lltghlandcra
InvadM the lair of tho Tigers this
aftornoon determined to make It- two
straight at the expene of the Jungle
outfit. The -weather cleared splendidly
and 4he ami rame out bright and warm
Manager Wolverton lined his pitchers
up In spelling bea (fashion, Wurhop out
lontlnK the coterie. Sweeney waa a
signed ns hla catcher. Jennlnas choice
was Uubuc, the recruit from Montreal
of the International League.
LUTHER M'CARTHY MAY FIGHT
AL KAUFMAN ON JUNE 26.
BIMIIVnPtPT.TI frt T....J. T
ther McCarthy, who recently defeated ,
uarl .Morris here, lias practically closed
a deal to meet Al Kaufman In Han
lVjmelfMi nn .tun !l XI .
manager la holding out for an addf.
tional I per cent, of the receipts.
LATONIA WINNERS.
FIJW It A OK For maiden nillea; two.
year-olds: four and a half furlongs.
Oream, 710 (Henry), first: Brulah S.,
112 (Dale), recond: 811k Day. 110 (Moles
worth), third. Time 0.M 1-6. iMollle
ItlchaMa Cheerful, Old Proverb, Be
pentan!, Mrs. Blade, Carr, Daisy riatt,
Iidy Hannsh, Nelly Agnes and Lodona
also ran and finished as nemrd.
! Mutuels paid: Cream straight H4.10,
1117.3), show 2.!0; Silk Day, show S8.90.
MONTREAL ENTRIES.
Bt.l'R BONNET ItACR THACIC.
MONTIIKAL, Can., Jtmn 3. The entries
lor ui-morrow s races are ns follows:
rilWT HACK -Kllln! t(iM.r nMij n
fnrlonst- Mrr Hortl. ml: J.nui lit; 'Jl.rlf
i, iui: idfll, .in; "?tlnuff I'p. IWI
Cil't. inllntt, 112; IllVk Kll Hiimh, 10S.
SKCO.M) HAI'V: -HrtllnKi fiur)rr.i.1a n,'
mirl; vnr mile- 'Cant. nfcm. lit! l Ktn
un; -niMptniui. iim; ljn.lmimi ll.. nil, john
I'sttenten, mt H-rilrrnre, 1 III: Mlrrlwrt Tiirnir.
Ii C: Anir. 107: Mule Mtniimont. Ill: I Man.
llllll, 1HI; lltTlle, 1114; !, illtllilr, 'll, (UnU.
r.r. 107: Milan. 104: li.rtli Ills lfu.tloa
m.i ill! i.ni.'i ,itKH, ii,: ivii. IUI,
Tlllllll IIU'K. Ilauillrap. iWniul
aod upwael; ti? an.1 onrtiftitli lullr. Sl.r
i nan.!, ii: aiii.iii. wi: i to ii it, mi' 1 1 ,vt
Kl.Wr, 10K; Atrjr, SI; light Life. Iir.'j
"iii. li"iiowr.
"llilfrvtcL icilray.
llll'IITll lUt'K. KlifLrctrtisl Httkti; t.
.via.iii. in. i.uiir iki.ii. uuj ma o uii
Walk. 01; 'Htrtk.r. lllfl
l'lh'll HACK. Iltmlkail HtivDlN-haMt fnr.
Jear.otdi anil uiivtanl; aliuut tttn ami one-liatf
mil.. -Th linMiti.l 1 ail l..nuj.l. 1....
Illjli llrt.W l!l4; I.lttl. Dlrl, iTl'J; 'l'rln
ll.niiun. lan.
(ouilfj.
. Hlxil HACK.-S.loc(r: UwiumII,; m
fiirlinra-Aianr, IOB; lloiinrtng Laaa. 101:
Chu'iira. llll: rahuiinT. 02: Hraalar HnarLm
100; Kami. b: MVimaai. 0; mul R. Imt
mil 11.0118, iri; i.iao jaipinr, iva; Jim , juu
Tb lt'imji, 10l.
CNTII
ItACK. HeUInf :
threc-rar1da
and upward; on a mil MonUaraia lOti; lluar,
ii I IIujt
lusdun,
.III .IWVII, ..Uj I 1 U
li.i: .i.iiii i.v.mna, tin.
A!
ivrfllra alloraoc4 of fir poind a. Track
tut.
FINE A GAYN0R7 NEVER!
William J. Qaynor of No. l17 a.
j nue U, Brooklyn, waa arralirned before
Jisuiniraif voornia in the Coney Isl
and Court by Motorcycle Patrolman
Van Cleaf yesterday. Tha policeman
aatd Qaynor waa driving- an auto thirty
miles an hour. Qaynor said ha would
not dlapute the policeman word.
"It wouldn't do to fin a man with
o distinguished a namt." aald th
81 31 7 TI .Hail.WKI
Hnclna.ll
II 41 aiMi.aea
SMIMLMI
I'ilUtnirf
I ai8i rai ai i iiui.3jt
II 31 a I 61 I i 3 320. 48.1
PWliiUlphU "
II 21 tF I 31 I 21 81141.412
HrooMrn I at I Ti"T II 11 I'eiU'lJH
B'oa I lfll II II lSI 4i'fl3r,.13-
Lt I 7i7lT7ll723l20l2327l "I
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
5
it 13
s.'.m
OMcjga ....
JiaitSa .....
PhlUielphlt
Detroit
YdTT 2l 4I20I.CK1
.IL-LSI
J(lni4JII4 1201.030
4
31 1
I II 31 41 R!2tl,.VX)
Waihinstoa
2rsr4i:0l14'H
Clet.lliHl
SJw'York.
..I 41 1
II 3L2I 21 SIIHIJII
32I,BI IT 'l3.afl
II 01 II 21 I 1121, 300
fit. Uinlt...
OtiBM Uat 113114
t7l212H20l232S I
SCHEDULES AND RESULTS
OF MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
NATIONAL I.EAOfE.
To-day's Schedule.
Rt. louh ln New Tori.
Undent!! in DrooUyn. ,
CMonso In Ilo.ton.
rtttsbaith ln I'hlltitrlphU.
AMBniCAN I.KAGVIC.
To-day's Schedule,
New Totk in Ilftrolt.
ItilUcMlpoli ln unirn
phli in OMrif.
In ITl.T.Uud.
IlMton in UMfitua.
Wuhlnflon In Ml. Unili.
Yesterday's Itesnlts
M Tnk Hi Drtrolt. 3.
I'kiladrlphtt. 3; Cbirtto, 1.
llixtan. ft: l.l.TlUnil. 4.
WMhlntlon. iU Ht. Iml, 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
tandtnar of the Club,
Oluh. W. U
in
f!luh.
W. U I'C,
ItochMttr ..23 12
Jftwr CltT..2 13
,3f
,4l
iToronto
I I. 1
Humuo ....!
BHti
Mnitrnl ...14 21
1421 :4nii
VMlamt ..la .471
rorldrnm 12 21 364 1
Any Man Who Knows Cloth
Will Tell You That the Mate
rial Alone Is Worth What
the Coat and Trousers Cost.
If he knows the way we make and finish
clothes, he will tell you the suit would be cheap at
$40 here and would cost $50 to $60 elsewhere.
A lucky purchase enables us to offer, until
the material is ' gone coat and trousers in
blues, blacks and grays.
Best Imported Serge KO'"? 50
SILK LINED ,OU
This is the greatest offering we have ever
made, and we have never seen its equal in any
New York store.
Style, fit, workmanship and wear guaranteed.
Samples upon request
Anaheim
Broadway and 9th Street
The Largest Tailoring Establishment in the World
i
Garden Gets Start To-Night
With Gibson as Its Manager
And Brown and Cross Stars
Success or Failure Means
Much to the Popular Box
ing Promoter of the Bronx.
IIY VINCENT TRKAXOJt.
Madison Square Garden gets a brand
new start as a boxing Institution to
night. The entire sport world Is await
ing the outcome with Interest. Wilt Billy
Gibson add to Ills reputation as the best
of the New York boxing promoters or
will the nimo ho has made for himself
as the director of tho Fairmont A. C.
be smeared by failure?
All who know Ulbson nre hoping that
he will succeed. If ability ar.d honest
dealing with all concerned have any
, - , . ... . tln r.rt
ucarinK oi. i.o ,.-...u.u ... .-
moter should come out with colors
flying and tho Oarden should live as a
moneymaker for Its owners.
Tho Oardcn begins to-night with an
attraction that could not bo Improved on.
from a local fctandpolnt at least. Both
K. O. Brown and Iach Cross, the prtn-
. . .,1 v.if mini- l.lir fnl.
clpal. in the star bout. cnJo a big fol-
lowing. Both nre honest In their efforts.
Neither has ever been suspected of any-
thing bordering on faklsm for future
fleet; neither has been known to ''pull"
Thero lan t cnougn money in luwn iu
make Cross "take It" from Brown, nnu
K. wouiun t kiiuw nun m uvi n. pun
llar part. All this compels tho con
fidence of the boxing fans, and ordin
arily this means a big attendance. If
the crowd proves large, nnd Brown and
Cross furnish tho bout expected of
them, Gibson will feel repaid for the
u-oaks of earnest consideration he gave
when they box! they box to win, ana io in ni nni career mo little
that i aaylng a whole lot In these day. "8t aider has forsaken the Boys' Club
. i .. rf.n, ns a training ground for someth ng
of pugilistic up, and down, mQre fi ,ve unJ 8Urr0Un(1ri mor
There Isn t enough money In town to ,n.i.i
111 in ,4S3 the Joli or manager m i:ie uamcii uc
13 21 .417 v. a ,in.,lnr1 tn .irenl It.
. . . 1 - r. i u
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Tnere is more wiuh im.i Vimo uu
pugilistic honor nt stake In the bout
for Brown and Cross. They are rivals
from Itlvalsvlllc anj n victory will bo
particularly gratifying. It will settle
months of nrtruments amune the sup
porters of both, but more than thl, It
will brlnir one or the other right smack
up aRalnut a championship. Nothlni?
hni actually been done In the way of
signing Wolgast with the winner, chief
ly because Tom Jones, mnnnser of the
champion, has J. I'lerpont Morgan Ideas
nbout tho worth of Woljwt's services,
but It's safe ta predict that public
opinion will pry Jones off his hlfth finan
cial horse If Brown or Cross wins de
elslvely to-night.
Both of to-night's principals aro
nwar of what victory means. The Im
portance or the bout Is apparent when
tho extraordinary training each hasj
undergone Is taken Into consideration.
For the first time ln years Cross has
neglected hla dental work entirely In
order to glvo all his attention to condl.
itlanlng himself. Heretofore Crosi has
' WIIIIIK llllll
,ed , be ft fl?nter
th .,-. , .lpkv H
a dentist at
the same time. Luckily he suffered no
,eri0Us reverses In doing so.
'or this
i bout Cross went up In the Catskllls
for two weeks. This and a week's work
In town has given him an edge. Whether
the 131 pounds ringside condition the
Jmy J organ exacted In the
matchmaking will affect him seriously
on,y t)e aetua, t0.n,Knt wl teIf
nrown.g training for the bout entailed
the purchase of a houso at Ilockaway,
which Morgan especially fitted out In
up-io-oaie gymnasium fashion. For the
insnlrlne
Defcat will
surely set heavily on
some one to-night. Success or failure
will mean much to Billy Qlbson.
AMUSEMENTS.
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Manager Wolverton and
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IBpeHil to Tie Errnlui World),
DETROIT. June 3.-Thcre's a fellng
Prevailing among the Highlander much
unllko that which Infested their rank
following the Initial encounter with th
Tigers hero Saturday. The cause for all
the elation came about through tii6 fot
that for onco the "breaks" favored th
hitherto unfortunate denizen of th
Highlands of tho metropolis and a. ball
name was tucked away where It count
most In tho percentage column.
Tho result of the game was due. In a
measure, to a slip, or slips, by the op
posing forces, but luck often sways th
course of a ball game one way or th
other, with the lowly or those oarinr
on the dizzy heights, and Harry Wol
verton, being the ono whom Damo For
tune elected to smile upon. Is happy.
The fact that Cobb was responsible,
through his eagerness to cover too
much ground, for th defeat of hi
team, doesn't lessen tho pleasure of the
visiting athletes. "They have broken
Just as badly against us." said Wolver
ton after tho game, "and It la about
time some of our opponents received
their share of reverses."
Mullln weakened after Cobb's exhrbU
tlon, and when tho New Vorks saw the
big fellow faltering they gripped the
opportunity to make the most of It and
eventually win out.
BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT.
Oarden A. C Leach Cross vs.
Knockout Brown.
Long Aero A. C.-Cy Smith va.
Dave Dill.
Fordon A. C Harry Condon vs.
Mike Clancy. I
.Olympic A. C.-Johnny Lor va.
Knockc ; Smith.
Matches Arranared.
Mike Grady of Boston vs. ICI.l
Sioln of New York, New Polo A. A.,
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