| Show Getting in the First FirstI I Punch Wins WIllS Fight I I Now ow York Jan 28 Getting the jump on a man In a fight is like beating the barrier in a race Leach L Cross got gothe the he jump on otto Otlo in the tho first round when he hooked him on the mouth with that snappy left Otto lost half halt his cleverness after that punch Packy McFarland got the tho Jump on Cross when the thc fought and Leach thought him a terror t He did not not nor get together until four tour rounds were over oer Young Corbett dropped Terry Mc lIe McGovern Govern Goorn with the first fir t punch In their fight at Frisco Terry was no terror after that day ho was too ton careful When Whon Jim Corbett and Jeffries fought In Frisco Fr Jeff Torr bloodied Corbetts nose with the first punch Little Too Toe Walcott fighting fl big George Gardner dropped him with a punch that ho he had to jump up two feet to land Gardners goat never came carno back Walcott won all the way war Getting the tho jump on your man Is IR in some Borne fights halt half winning the go Jim Corbett says sars that the tho man who lands tho first good punch In a street fight Invariably wins They The do In the ring too In tho the fight the boy bor who got in the first healthy wallop was al 01 almost almost most sure to win Both are terrific hitters but Cross beat him to iu it Cross beat him to It Cross right now Is bettor better than ho over ever was In his life He needed neede a rest and took It What do you suppose hed do to Tommy Murphy now Do you yen think they thc con cnn get et Murphy to fight Cross again What Billy Gibson of o the club dub dubIs Is going to match the winner of o tho the Merto go with Ith Cross Ho He was thinking of or getting McFarland but hut the I latter lter Is not the tho th card he was hero before he boxed Murphy The latter cant punch a n bit but he stung McFarland McFarland land at Philadelphia and tho the latter slowed up liplike like a n horse hor car ca after going at express train speed Packey and Cross would be a good card but b t the ilie Chicago scrapper only wants the world for his end encl Right hero here In Now York there are aro enough good boys bars to try Cross ANSON DOWN BUT BUTWILL BUTWILL BUTWILL WILL RISE AGAIN By fly R Tim Murnane Boston Jan 30 The Innocent child grieves but momentarily over oer a brok broken bro broen en toy to Man Ian grieves over a lost friend The lover loel of baseball grieves s I over the tho downfall of a great player and all aU bow their heads over a J shat shattered shattered idol idolA A few days ago the wires sent out the news from a courthouse In lu Chi ogo engo Old Anso Is la broke The old Roman of at the ball hall Held field was cornered by a howling band of creditors and ac acknowledged manfully U 1 I am busted bud budA bU A C Anson was the Idol ot or the ball field for twenty years or more The schoolboy might be b at a loss oss to name the president of oC tho the United States Slates but never nevo failed to name An Anson Anson son as the great ball player Upright in his dealing with men a conscientious conscientious worker for those who ho employed him and in a position to get every everything thing the game could afford atford In the way war of salary and glory SloT SANTA ANITA RESULTS Los Angeles Cal Jan 30 Jack ack At carrying the crushing weight eight of or pounds proved himself the cham champion champion pion plan sprinter of America when ho won the Alhambra handicap at six furlongs at Santa Anita park today In a terrific drive by half a length from Crom Dominus Arvi An The six furlongs was run In tho the remarkable last time timeo timea o a ol 1 11 35 Ono One of oC the thc features of or the tho race was tho the appearance of or the tho great sprinter The old horse looked bad and did not n t have the speed which he hc had shown In the east casu and anti finished In Inthe tho the ruck Vox Pox won on the Alamitos handt handi handicap cap Results First race rac five fhe and a half furlongs purse Colonel Bob Boh Musgrave ve 7 to 2 won C W Burt Durt J Howard How Row Howard Rown ard n rd 7 to 2 second Cook Mc McGeo McGee Geo Gee 7 to 1 I third Time 1 06 Second race three and a half tar tur I longs purse tWo A I 1 ISmall Small Powers 6 to 5 won Donau J Howard 12 1 to o 5 sec second and ond ondRey Rey El Tovar A W Book Dook Booker er 11 to 2 third Time 10 Third race mile and an eighth handicap Vox T J How Howard Howard ard 2 to 1 I won Gowan pic Me Mc McGee Gee Goe 5 to 1 second Montgomery 11 Archibald 4 1 to 1 third lime Timo 25 Fourth race the tho Alhambra handi hands handicap handIcap cap 2500 2600 added six furlongs furlonge Jack Tack Powers 4 1 to 5 won Dominus Arvi ua Archibald 10 to toI 1 I second Magazine McGee li 6 lito to 1 I third Time 1 11 35 Fifth race six and a half furlongs selling Pal Powers 11 to 10 won Canardo J Callahan R Ii to 1 second Bolero Balero K U I II I Clark 12 1 to 1 third Time Timo 1 HI 25 5 I Sixth race raco rn o mile milo soiling Dandelion I Archibald B 6 to 2 won St Sl Elm Elmwood Elmwood wood McGee 7 to 1 second Hasty Hast Agnes Anea Goldstein 1 I to 1 I third Time Timo 35 Seventh race raco five Oe and a half fur furlongs furlongs longs purse Red Mimic l McGee McGeeS S to o 5 won 91 94 E Martin Marlin 20 to 1 second IDS J JHoward JHoward Howard 7 to 1 third Time rime 1 EMERYVILLE LI RESULTS Oakland Jan tut 30 After radically practically leading lending all the way King Kin Tames James one oneat of at the stars In the stable of Sam Hildreth gained a It head hea victory over Doranto in the Burns Bums handicap at Em Emeryville Emeryville today todar Milford one of o tho the light weights was third The Tho classic lc of the west wes was run In the tho presence of about people and over oyer a It avery avery very verr muddy track a heavy hean rain hav having ha hains having ing ins fallen during the early morning hours Fine weather went her prevailed for forthe fo forthe the thc sport during the afternoon and an anI I tho the big Ig crowd saw one of the best bent heRtI finishes In the history of o the thc Burns I handicap I Colonel Jack Tack was withdrawn with rawn leaving n a field of twelve to go to the post with Firestone and Big Chief of too Thomas H Williams stable stahle ruling favorites Dorante was next in de rIe demand demand I mand maud with King James Tames sont sent up from fromI Santa Anita two days ago receding I in the betting They were sent away to a good start and Dugan also went to the front Cronl with King Kin James for an instant in instant Instant stant took the tho lend lead but King Kin Jamos lames passed him and after actor that was never noel headed In the last quarter Doranto I I challenged King James and the tho pair fought it out In a drive the Hildreth I horse Doranto Milford was W S a close clos third Firestone was outrun and Big Bi Chief was not at home homo with his mount in the hut but the Judges did not think there here was waR I any all interference The I he race race was WIRI worth orth of which went ent I to the tho l o winner Results First race six furlongs selling Spohn Butwell 13 to 2 won 97 Upton S to 5 second Dollie Taplin 8 S to 1 third Time 35 36 Second race three and anI a half fur furlongs furlongs furlongs longs purse Old Mexico Gilbert Gil Git Gilbert bert 7 to 1 won Rozon But Bul Butler Buller Butler ler 7 to 1 second Miss Roberts IOS Mentry fentry G 6 to 1 I third Time 44 35 Third race six furlongs soiling selling I Deutschland 11 3 to 10 2 won Trots Trois Temp Scoville 6 C I to 1 second DaIney r Belle Tap Top i Hn Ian 13 to 1 I third Time 25 Fourth race raco mile and quarter quartel Burns handicap gross ross value value alue to winner Inner King James Dugan 11 to 2 won Dorante Leo 9 to 2 second 95 96 Walsh 9 to 1 I third Time 2 11 35 3 Fifth race mile mite and a sixteenth selling Butler Buller 4 to toI 1 I won Jacomo lOS Ross 8 S to 1 second Jec nd Miss lIss Delancy Delaney Van Pan Dus Duls DusOn On in n 13 to 10 third 9 ime 63 25 Sixth race rac ono one mile Corbett Mentry len even won Early Earl rIde Buxton 11 1 to C G I Is second s ond Yankee Yank Daughter 91 Tap Hn 9 to 1 I third Time 1 15 25 I I |
