The evening world., 1909-03-23

headed one to live through 1t. Sulliva
like the shell on a shooting gallery
fountain. They clinched. AS they were
breaking Burke suddenly shot over
right that Jared Twins jaw. This was
foul. They had agreed to break
clean"
Toward the end OF the first round
Burke landed hard right on Twins
chin, and Sullivan whipped back a left
to the jaw that dropped Burke fiat on
his back. The Sailor rose in rage,
lie tore after Sullivan. Twin clinched
and held Durke's arms until he had
chance to break without being punched.
Twin kept this up all through the ten
rounds, which made 1t bad looking
fight
Burke was trying hard all the way.
He landed many singing right-hand
punch or left or right uppercut. but the
bald eagle from Boston only laughed
and punched back again. Toward the
end OF the fight Burke was SO enragcd
by his failure to put Sullivan down that
he used his elbows and the heel of his
hand on Sullivan's nose in the cl!nches,
bringing blood Both were fresh and
strong at the end, and they INDUCED In
a rafting set-to after the last bell until
the seconds jumped into the ring and
dragged them apart.
The Marathon A. c. was packed. Jack
McAuliffe said it'was the largest crowd
ever seen in the Clermont Rink
TOOK a turn around the training
camps yesterday afternoon. Packey
L Mcfarland was out on the road
when I arrived. After a while Packey
came In running like a deer. A little
way back was Young Corbett, heavily
muffled In sweaters and wearing a
leather coat over all. He was taking OF
weight. In the dressing room Corbett
looked much thinner than any one has
seen him for years.
j began this last October" said Cor
bett. The cold weather makes 1t hard
for me 10 take weight off, but when Il
turns hot I'll drop what little extra
weight l have now. and then you'll see
me DO some fighting"
We were talking about Corbett's rec
ord.
why" said the Kid, do you know
how l got my name. ! started fighting
in 81, just the time Of the Sullivan
Corbett fight in New orleans. ] vas
thrown into the ring with another Kid.
They called him Young sullivan and
me Young Corbett,' just for a joke.
went right along fighting from that
time on, and the name stuck TO me.
That was a long time ago, but I've
taken new lease Of life"
He has, If looks go for anything.
THURSDAY aig"; nell try TO demonstrate
the fact on Bert Keyes.
rTARLAND is a clean looking fel-
mi low. He's almost too handsome
Sv@ for fighting man. But the
fighting spirit is in every fibre OF him.
Its in the quick glance OF his eye. his
drawn, bony face, his sudden move
ments-eyen in the way he grips his
hands when he sits and talks TO you.
Packey has partly healed cut at the
corner OF one eye. Got that from Ke-
nealy," he explained Hes Irish and
I'm Irish. and although we've been to-
gether for years and think the world
OF each other We can't help fighting
when We get the gloves on. Pat comes
near putting me away sometimes, and
then there's a slugsing bee. That's how
] got the eye. No boxing for me for the
last couple Of days. ! want this TO heal.
] don't want to give, Cross the satisfac-
ton OF saying he drew blood from
Packey Mcfarland, anyway. sure, |
expect to beat Cross I'm IN perfect con-
dtion. III make him travel"
A 7 Cannon's Leach Cross has his
~ camp. with Johnny Lotus and
ret!nue. Leach, like McFar-
land, looks fit and fine. and says he'll
have nothing to say II he loses. Leachle
boxed six minutes straight with LOTUS
and let that wind up his work. He had
done a few miles on the road before
boxing. LOTUS for an old timer, can
20 pretty fast. Leach seemed 10 like
being stung, for every time Johnny
planted hard one on his chin or eve
or stomach Cross laughed Leach Isn't
much OF a boxer, but ne ia fast on hIs
feet and can hit a singing punch from
am angle. and with either hand The
punch ls the thing he depends on
When through boxing he walloped the
bag for few minutes. and here II vns
evident that he had been holding back
the power while boxing He has a fine
knack OF swapping hts blows home The
snap Is better than hard. solid drive.
u think ~ -in this 1nr, SAID cross.
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