The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-21

right, and predicts speedy disaster
when the later catches Jeffries at an
Opportune moment
But FTtz himself says he does not
Hgnt TWO lights alike, and it is quite
within range of his intentions if he fol-
lows precedents to try something en-
tlrely new when he goes into the ring
Tor the second time with the sturdy
oollefmaker. 1t may be at long-range
lighting as he drove it into Corbett,
OF II may pc close in with a short hook
similar to the way he landed Maher.
the faster the swings come the more
closely he watches for a chance at the
Jaw he knows that the minute a
man begins to use both hands hard
lhere is sure to be some opening worth
while The faster his opponent goes
the cooler F'itzsimmons becomes. He
mas MS mind and eyes set on a certain
spot and his one aim is to induce his
man to uncover it. He will take pun
| Ishment without a whimper or a sign
OF weakening. If his man is a mixer
ne humors him into close bit of work
and drops him suddenly If he is
against clever, elusive fellow, he
throws aside his caution and goes
| hunting him. He is ready for any
emergency. That is what makes him
so great. He adapts himself to his OBJ
| ponents style of fighting and is so i'm
measurably superior that he beats the
latter out at his own game.
He Is Of Rugged Stock.
Born of exceedingly good, rugged
stock, his early life of hard work and
twelve hours of it a day developed him
| into a wiry tireless athlete. Steady
work at the anvil and on the floor of a
horseshoeing shop not only developed
his shoulder muscles, but his legs and
back. He worked, ate, slept and work
ed again, day in and day out for years.
He never knew the meaning of idleness
or dissipation until he became middle
weight chamI3on. And, although idle,
the very nature of the man saved him
from falling into dissolute habits. De-
bauches that break down the strongest
constitution Fftzsimmons has never
known. Excuses are not in his line.
Although the greatest in his profess
sion, FItzsimmonS remains practically
the same in nature, desire and his daily
life as when he was just possibility
for the middle weight championship.
He is still an athlete, great fighter
and a man of vigof and vitality.
Jeffries will go into the ring with all
the confidence that a previous victory
can give him. That the boilermaker
will be in prime shape there can be
no doubt. He has two good hands and
he is able to hit hard with both of
them.
Jeffries Can Shift Quickly.
Through Jeffries' ambidexterous
method of attack he is enabled to as
sumo the reversed position and to
throw his terrible left in a vicious
swing with as much facility and force
as he does his right Coming as it
does from an unexpected quarter, the
movement diSconcerts his antagonist
and Jeffries scores distinct ad-
vantage.
Jeffries has physical attributes that
tend toward making a great fighter.
He weighs more than did John l.. Sui
Ivan when he was in his prime. His
reach is rs Il inches, three inches long
er than FitzSimmonS. He stands 6
feet l inch in his stocking feet, and is
but IS inches around the waist. The
heavy shoulder development necessary
to success in fighter is his in great
quantity, and with a 171s Inch neck,
his head is poised on his shoulders to
stay.
Tristate Tennis.
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