The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
IRFET FIGHTERS
| No ODD STUNTS
|..r.iOrs at Height OF Ca
'a .osr, Generally Become
LAZY and Loaf.

m1eet a shave and a hair'
va .nsp III be ready to fight.
~ what John L. Sullivan used to
y, ~. !. some new rival lad been dug
NlsI .-t.g fellow was requested to
snu raining sullivan never careu
|dn ' -t-rain.ng, and was not an eX-
s'a y, !, tbe rule. either. Many OF the
pow Joy, = sebtars get into idle and lazy
|aies' a ~ thew have reached the top
> n me ladder. ,..,
Art mind the actual hghuhe,
o. ,-ssentlv. but the training IS
's ~. tsrd work for a big fellow
Ina''v Won see. I'm So heavy that its
~ ..1vb lob % take the weight on.
g - If for me. I'm through.
Ay, III orobabiy take big Jim at
80 months of the hardest kind
- Ia got into proper cond ton to
~ ,b4 heavyweight title Nobody
- his better than Jehries. aud Tor
W. - he prefers Retirement To
= and crueIing training meth
IT, IT, famous b0ilcrm5ler is nat
me- law and. like other c-alpions
~ -. - tbrived before him. b has a
-. for the pleasures and Injuries
EASY street
7,,iuss Long and Faithfully.
- sst matter. it would be tempting
4 ~ refriss to Te-Cuter tire prize
aesr 50 long an absence from the
there was at least one fight for
- 1sfres trained long and faith
f. s-5 that was for his first battle
H. FEimmons for the champion
] d hen JEFF began work for that mill
weighed exactly 243 pounds, but aft
siv reeks Of terrific work he scaled
/ eos r. shirt. trousers and socks. He
vsr fought at less than I'D after that.
i a nov weighs 260.
h was lack Of COnd.tio which was
i OF The reasons for the downfall Of
EHivan when C0rbett beat him at New
&sans iH 1899 COrbett, young and
tbiti0ss vas in magnificent condi-
J..
d. was trained 20 the minute-fast,
ressre, clear-headcd and confident.
hran. after a semblance Of training
Cane Place I'm down on Long ISL
!, entered the ring hog fat. slow and
b a brain bef0gEei with wine.
only need a shave ana a Ia 'rcut
this young dub" he said. and then
Il bis Waterloo. In the twelve years
y Sullivan held the championship he
II did any real hard training except
fhaps when he first won his title. The
tine he was really A. was when he
Sied Herbert Slade. the Maori. in
filson Square Garden I'm 1882. Old
Mace brought Siade here from New
and. saying that the MAJOR: was q
rajsrful fighter
Hulivan always respected AIace's
gment, and worked with might and
to be ready for the supposed kill
But Siade was nothing but a lemon.
sullivan stopped him three short
hVoiosc hard Work.
hen Sullivan was supposed tn bs
ing ior the kilrain night up at vii
Nudoon's place at Belfast. y. Y.
really INDUCED in all sorts of lodges
avoid much hard work. He used IN
81 upon having a shave. haircut and
Ialoo every day, and never failed to
4 % ne country barber as he settled
r IN the chair:
~ yoar time now, cul. Don't hur-
us loo. ! want a rest. See -
'Varse the barber knew his BUSH
4 : ana sullivan would often kill a
y q hours in this way. while his
trainers, Jack Barnitt and the late
usary' sat anxiously waiting to
a eack al him.
- men were the only ones who
,i lllce Sullivan to GO any work AT
Ia ~. .oon and Sullivan, on the other
~ we're almost always at swords
~s ~ ana on several occasions nearly
/. - - Sullivan went out on the road
49, 49, walks he always Insisted thsf
- -sIs, Barnitt and Clearv. shouId
- VI NM Then, after covering
~ mes Suilivan's wonderful thirst
~ 'ssm 70 get in its work. and fine
f. would hunt I'D q srr-ne
an. ~ would sulp down perhaDs hair
a.a Of cold water - '''''i
|ursa5 :. - ne case that when he
80 Auldoon'e farm he showed
a, - =, w weight OF four or FIVE
T. ~ n. ule CONSERVATION Of his han
M, - ~. water did tt. of course b1,
'l O'eary did not know il
,''''a at Cheese Factory.
b /. No. laE,orite IoaHnE place of
J. a. y tle cheese factory ar Rel
,ch1g Use, ssel TO spend hours tb,'ra
q 500 a. process OF cheese max
fr.,,tt III some dark corner of
b SrT,y- Ii was no wonder ~
IN. Ia. Ia. was as fat as g brewer
|chtvrg ~. "hen he faced kilrain a.
sngli- @.Ss. lf kiiram had be-1
b ~. i.Ae Sood trim himself thar
lnsrl9rsbsaL.il have carried of tie
b. = emp
gl: corl5 oiy first class middle
! O. MI M nave beaten either suit
" sn5 IAN, IAN They were both stale
hs,' O- OF form. in spite OF the
Iin5s vi,L N'F went seventv-fjye
= sa-1 an" pare knuckl s. Iond9-
[ mimi the rounds being only
q pfb : r. alleged training for his
5 saotbs-' Ioett az Canal Place Inn
work ', 5,.-Ia ke. He did practically
sisp, 1 mn d. the ale he could get
sas sur- '...gI The shade trees when
A-i>HI. 80 D.