The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-05-22
II He is Not He Has Fooled
Some of the Best Ex-
perts on Coast.
WHAT cH0YNSKI THINKS
CAMP Is WIDE OPEN TO iNoUlsI.
TIVE VISITORS, WHO MAY SEE
FOR THEMSELVES HOW THE
BIG FELLOW Is.
eY Ed SMITH.


fries Is not in the best physical con-
dition right now he has fooled some OF
the best judges OF athletic form on the
Pacific coast as well as the men in his
Immediate camp. But Jeff is not try
Ing to fool anybody at all as far as his
own form is concerned, for anybody
who goes to the camp now is welcome
to see and draw their own conclusions.
II was with considerable curiosity
that | approached Joe ChoynsN for
talk about the big fellow. Joe had
then been in the camp for two weeks
and looked a bit thin and drawn as
result of his labors.
Mighty glad to have a chance to
unburden my mind right IADw," Joe
started off. when l asked him what he
thought OF the situation as far as
James j. was concerned.
But there is not much use OF my
talking to you about it, is there. after
You have seen for yourself what he
can do with Armstrong and me.
Nothing to Conceal.
First OF all let me tell you. as
have told some others. that there
isn't thing about this camp to con-
ceal. All Is In the open and free as
church and all are welcome to come in
and look.
MANY people have come out here
and friends of mine all over the coun.
try have come to me to ask If would
give them a confidential opinion of the
big fellow. All have approached the
subject as II 1t was a great big secret.
1T Is anything but that. There
isn't thing to conceal. l know all
there is to know. about jeff and his
condition and am willing as he is to
have me give 1t out freely and without
stint to the public.
"Jeffries has been as much OF re-
lation to me as he Is to anybody who
comes here. He has strength and stam-
ina, plenty Of both to loan If that were
possible He has enough of it right now
to make him ready for fight and all
speed"
do you think that If Jen is called
upon to make long fight of it he will
be able to last without wilting?" ask.
ed the veteran.
Can Go the Distance.
Look over what this fellow has
done in his training and then give me
! one good reason for thinking that he
won't" was the eager reply of the
foxy old timer Yes, know that ar
gument about the real fight and all
that, how a man is apt to collapse
when the real strain comes. Let me
ask you question. isn't the other
fellow just as apt to wilt under the
, strain as Jeffries, isn't he carrying
just as much weight on his mind?
in my long experience in the rims
never have seen a man so absolutely
tireless and immune to the ordinary
effects of hard work. They keep OF
citing the many instances of fighter:
never coming back after lay-off o
this length of time. There is some
good basis for the arguments. But le
me tell you one thing that escapes thu
average man. | sometimes think JET
fries isn't really human, so tremen
dous Is his capacity for work. That
what really think sometimes.
johnson may be at this man bu
for the life OF me l don't see how h
is going TO do it."
Choynski did not And so much to d.
In the Jeffries camp as he had antici
pated, The big fellow does not TAX
orders from anybody. He knows wha
4 he needs to fit himsef for the fight an
maps out the daily routine himself
making no plans from day to day O
until such time as he finds out no,
he Is feeling. the state of weather
etc.