Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
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From the refined" roastings being
handed out to Jack O'Brien, the gen.
tlemanly lawyer-pugilist, by the Frisco
newspapers it would seem that most
of the sporting writer's in the frigid
northern city had been stung at one
time or another by the genial Jack.
Constant reference to the O'Brien-
Young Peter Jackson fight several years
ago and incessant reminder that the
Frisco public have some suspicious re-
lative to the integrity of Jack when
in the ring uncover sore spot and
the handsome middleweight is destined
to be received on a plane of frigidity
during his stay in the Golden Gate.
Prof. Frank S. Lewis. physical in
structor and trainer of pugilists, is
considering the idea of starting a ply
sical culture club in Los Angeles at
once and will probably have his club
going within a few weeks. His eigh-
teen years experience as physical In
structor and constant association with
pugilists and wrestlers, many of whom
he has trained, together with his per-
sonal experience in the ring and on
the mat, qualify him as an able ex-
ponent of these arts. and his club,
should present plans develop, will start
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The U. S. G. class scramble on a
roof recently was tame affair in
comparison with cane rush at Wis
consin recently, according to the Min
neapolis Journal, which says: From
Wisconsin come stories of a cane rush
which make Minnesotas little affair
look like a meeting of the International
peace conference at The Hague. For
genuine rough-house, knockdown and
drag-out, -him-in-t -ear-Jimmy
sort of cane rushes Wisconsin seems
to take the cake"
Eddie Danaher persists in belittling
the injury to his right hand and will
go on Tuesday night with Young Mans
field in the slx-round welterweight
scramble as a preliminary to the Sui
livan- Burns fight. Eddie believes he
has a walkaway contest before him,
but Mansfield's hackers are figuring
on how to spend the purse after the
fight. as the boys fight on winner
take-all proposition.
Trainer Frank S. Lewis thinks SO
we'll of Terry Davis, who was re-
Gently defeated by kid" Solomon,
that he is willing to back him against
any 11S-pounder in Southern California.
Terry displayed a good-sized punch
and an admirable hankering for pun
ishment in his scrap with Solomon and
Lewis says that he is the coming 11S
FOUNDER of this portion.
Hank Rank" O'Day, one of the
ablest umpires in the employ of the
big league, will manage the st. Louis
Cardinals next year. O'Day has made
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tract is expected to be signed within a
few days. If Hank" succeeds as well
in the role of manager as he has as
umpire, the rag will return to st.
Louis after it's weary strayings of
many, many years:
Father Catchem is the champion two
year-old race winner of the season.
He has fifteen wins, twelve seconds and
four thirds out of thirty-eight starts,
being unplaced seven times. This good
youngster is half brother to the great
Irish Lad, being a son of Imp. Candle
mas by Tulla Blackburn.
Today is preliminary day at the
fight pavilion. Manager McCarey will
try out all aspiring amateurs at 8
o'clock, after the profesh finishes train
ing stunts. These tryouts are to de-
velop material for future preliminaries
and the candidates are given instruc-
tions as to boxing and physical at
tention for getting into condition.
Aurelio Herrera will "move in' at
the pavilion today and begin condition
ing himself for his fight with Eddie
Hanlon. Aurelio went out for pip
ing" Spanish dinner Saturday night,
which he says will be his last Square"
until after the fight.