Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

! crouch, while Attel jabbed away and side-stepped to avoid return from Ed dies haymakers.
 After Attell had repeated this oper ation several times he began to tease Hanlon by showering jabs upon his coyered-up head and side-stepping as Eddie bored in under protection of his crouch and fought the open air unable to reach Attell.
 As Eddie proceeded to fan the ail with his jabs at nothing. with Attell on the other side of the ring, Abe usually yelled to Eddie, over this way, Eddie. Come over here"
 The audience took up the thought and wove it into many similar and taunting remarks on each occasion that Attell side-steped from harms reach. Eddie became SO enraged that he stood up and uncovered. boring in in this manner for the remainder of cSthe journey. After the battle he swore os ever boxing with Attell again.
 Fitzsimmons is as popular as ever Every cheap skate wants to fight him now.
 Bisbee was easy for Douglas last Sunday at Douglas 13 to s. Batteries: Dooley and Malcolm; Wheeler andI Barrett.
 SPORTING BRIEFS =. =. .....
 Rube Waddell is reported as pitch ing great ball. He must be about to get eccentric again.
 The official scorer should get out an injunction against Manager Clymer who has sold Pitcher Nester Never pairs to the Senators.
 That one Chicago boxer is wild to box another whose name is Stein, re calls that most scrappers are wild af that foams.
 Box seats for the NeIson-Herrera charge for similar seats at the Britt
  charged for seats at the former it S20 while s10 is the highest price asked at the latter mill. This explains the difference in values.
 Willie Hoppe is so good to his folks that it looks like he is going to try tor pugiliStic honors.
 Speaking of old-time fights and fighters, George LaYigne, once light weight champion, says the game is no! what it used to be in the good old days. He says fighters nowadays are | afraid of hurting one another.
 The Attell-Neill bout is also attract. 1 ing its share Of the advance all Iica- l lions, but a; 1t will occur before Fiesta ! week the demand is not characterized ] by the fear of an inadequate supply | 'E seats as are the Nelson-Herrera and | 3Titt-Herman battles.
 The greatest demand is for the gal | cry seats for the Nelson-Herrera argu. | ment while the s5 and s10 seats for he Britt-E erman affair are more | iancied- When the ticket sale openE SUNDAY ...s.. . 12345 .... he rush will be for the higher priced i T he big mill will bc gone before that 1 .ine and the S5 and S10 seats for the 3iitt-Herman battle will be practical i y sold out, leaving nothing but the gallery ard be-. 5e-ts to be had.
 Or t,.e larboard side of his head 4avigne is carrying his spinnaker ip ;tops.
 My old E-.-nd. Jce Walcott, reefed hat ID for ne" said George. Some ,eopie think that Walcot could hit
 d~I', think so. know it."
 "Ycu may remember that MT. Wal ,ctt "- myself engaged in a bout al = .,ss a. a place called Masgeth Jn th2 bills it was slated as a boinR l out It didn't make any difference o V-loott what they called it, and liter got started. didn't care, either
 'Easly in the session this ear ran Rto ' straight left that MT. Walcott aunct d on a voyage of discovery When my head stopped rocking and ] .ould keep the lights from running to ,e;her, I found that an ear was an un ieC ess-ry adjunct to persons anat ,.ny.
 Tn a few rounds it felt like a bal con. I don't know how it looked--in act, l didn't care much about that ut I knew it was there by the feel.
 "I have a few other marks of affec. ' ion that Mir. Walcott handed me that tight. but I succeeded in stopping Mr. Valcott from further endeavor in the fifteenth round"
 On the strength of the recent court cc---5->a t--,s-=S that twcc-y rcu2S