The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-24
TRAINING TIE LEFT HAND.
Ey.fMPLES HELD UP ny CHfRLES
REIDE ron ORR IUITfIION.
Great Boxers and Niniinist.- .Icm ward
Enrini's Testimony Nathalie, ~enynh, aud
Znzei Doubic- Handed Cricketcrs.

ne greatest tIhll OF TIE human arm IL
the kno k-dOwn blow OF tine pugil -t--iur here
is combined tho prcatost f'roe with extreme
switn -. since the opponent is guarded. skill
p"cc Of manipulation r. tln' lingering II the
violin 10y able performers. Swii us lightning.
yet sure as clu kwprk, Is the left hand OF Ole
Bull. Sivori. joachim. Nrrulu.
MIR. ", who has ted as rot"ree in all the rc-
cent great rrize fights in England. saws that the
LETT Is the leading hand. ana the greater the
science the greatr its superiority. The right
is for defence. and 70 get IN blows when the let
To close quarters in u rally. Enc'iive blows ut
MI distance are generally struck with the let;
IN" ACCOMPLISHED boxer. at the commencement
OF q night. constantly delivers his left aud then
gets away.
both with the left Young Dutch sam and
Randall could never be- got at with the right,
and Tom sprng but rarely. Hecnan knocked
Suyers down thirteen times nth the left and once
with the right Sayers lost the fun use Of his
right early in the fight. md never struck gen
uine blow with it, He fought with his lett only,
and. in the course ol tine fight. administered
many keen hits. and two or three blows 50 ire.
Notwithstanding to the dead resistance offered
by the weight and galantry Of his heroic oppo.
nent- that the very sound Vl them is described
a. sickrnng
Harry Broomc had n benefit at the westmn-
ster Baths III those days when spatring WIS
respectable. and under severe control Of the
referee. lie solicited Jcm Ward. who held the
champions belt from 1926 to 1881 10 spar for
his D'nclit. The elderly pugill-t consented but
| ~. Now Harry. here's my nut; get at It If you
! can but remember am an old man. and don't
l ltht lllfIll'S WIFI me mere putting Ills Hunu
/ on his ing stomach.
However. m Jtnticiare could not got at the
| cX-champion nut. and did hit him in what
poets call the brgad basket. He felt rather sick
and asked Mr. y. Tor a glass of brandy: when
he hnd sinped It h9 SAID came li"rs - 9bhge
| the gam" ~ hit him once and he Will never
! come again.
In the very noxt round he let out his left and
/ Knocked Mr.. Broome clean OF the stage. over
! the ropes. head foremost among the people. and
/ he did not come again. Now thi- was with the
] "a 4 -
use In spHrrng. not the snnguinary ccstus that
has been lately invented for pubic shows.
/ physician ~ the highest authority IN Europe.
Tor the reasons that follow He studied anatomy
/ and medicine profess onully. and obtained his
/ diploma, but presently caught sight Ol "a great
/ field in lent Ne gymuasil. =, and turned his
| mind 2"alpusly that way lie knows the whole
art. AMI has don" both strong AMI agile nu-i-
ncss has lifted himself entirely 10y the little
| finger of each hand till the chin became level
| with the hand has walked Niagara on tho rope.
! &c. Nc. He has allowed M to examine his
rams; they are grand moiel7 with a rigorous
and equal development of tho hiccls and triccIs
| in each. the trlrcps especially remarkable, and
equal IN each arm.
larini declares. from experience. that there
i is by nature no difference whatever between
the right and left limbs OF the human body.
| H.. tells me that he has been driven to conclude
that the great weakness of women Is due not 50
/ much t. Nature A. to their early neglect Of mus
] culur training except dan ing in which they
arr not weak. la no other way can he account
for their endurance in the TALL room. and their
power and agility IN the arena, whenever they
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