Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-04

pupil lest he fall from grace NJ the iast
moment Finally, the advantage given
his antagonist 10 study his weak points,
or defects in condition has make every
one Of the pugilists anxious to be the
last man 70 get here, and II is probable
that unless the Olympic club had hur-
riep them up not one Of them would
have come TO New Orleans until tho
very day Of the fight.
ABOUT THEIR SHAPE.
The club has hap its agents watch
ing and inspecting them. and is able to
report that with two exceptions, Jack
McAulide and Jack Sicily, the men
are In better condition than they have
entered prize ring bciorci and the
two jacks are in good condition, but
have met with some setbaclts.
The training Of a pugilist is diff
cult matter, and by no means pleas
ant one TO the man who is going
through this operation. 10 requires
scientific knowledge Of anatOmy-so as
to bring the proper muscles into play;
physiology, TO know the value OF differ
ent articles Of food; and the best mode
OF treatment, ana musterful ability to
be able to keep an obstinate and some
what ugly tempered man-as most
pug AAANNn AAE " nun framing N'AAA NANAfa
ly under control. There are good
many fair trainers in the Uuited
States. but IL is doubtful II there are
half d dozen perfect ones. MuldoOn
won IA reputation for what he did for
sullivan II few years ago but the sell
ence Of training has made progress
since then.
Tho old style, which consisted in
twntlr "a nd tho faItFfIfafl
nearly to death, has gone completely
out Of fashion. I{ilrain, whom he
fought Sullivan at Richburg, was the
last man trained in that way, and he
entered the ring In poor condition for
the fight. Under this kind of training
the pugilist more frequently than not
entered the ring stale,
rs the English well call it-moro or
less green and unhealthy In color, hay-
ing exhausted his wind and strength
IN advance of the fight All this sys-
tenn is now done away with, and the
training is far more scientific but none
the less disagreeable.
The pugilists abhor 1t, and 1t is very
hard 10 got them down TO H., and they
declare that the purse they win barely
compensatcs for the discomiorts they
20 through II is no easy matter for a
man like Jack McAuliffe, who has been
living an easy pleasant life, to give up
everything, and have TO reduce himself
~ pounds ON 1865. Jack swears that he
VIII never train again AS lOrg as he
lives and will retire permanently from
the ring after the present fight. He
knows that the ora OF big purses is only
just opening, and that there is no pro-
lesslon which can oher man ike him
such handsome returns ms pugilism
does but he would rather not do 80 well
ana get away from training.
STUBBORN SULLIVAN.
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