The San Francisco call., 1910-12-16
ONEROUND Terror
NOW LONG ENDER
Odds of 10 TO g Rule Against
Frayne in the Betting
on Fight
Probabilities Indicate That the
KHOcker0utS Price VIII
Shorten Still More
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

A steady rush OF Hogan money sent
the odds on the coming Hogan -Frayne
hattie down TO 10 TO in favor OF the
one round terror yesterday afternoon
This did not come as a surprise TO the
followers of the game who had been
anticipating such switch at any mo-
ment According to present indications
Hogan VIII enter the ring q. 10 to S
choice and there is even a chance that
the odds viii fall as low as 10 to :.
AT all events. the contest gives every
promise OF being a spectacular one
from bell 10 bell or knockout. Both
or the lighters are local lads who
learned the game right here in San
Francisco. Both Of them have large
followings. though most Of the dyed IN
lne wool fans seem 10 be praying that
rayne nattens Hogan. The latter is
just ike Jimmy Britt-very unpopular
WIKI the gallery gods. But they al
ways tall for him and they always pay
tAeir money 10 see him perform
Up TO the present time there has been
10 betting on the rounds. which goes
10 show that the fans believe that the
contest tomorrow afternoon viii be a
very even one When an affair Of this
sort looks Onesided the fans usually
begin 10 wager that the favorite viii
Knock out his opponent within a stip-
uated number Of rounds, but It does
not look as If a single wager of this
character win be recorded.
Both men appear to be in great
physical condition after nearly three
weeks OF active training The weight
question was a very simple one for
Hogan, who has been within striking
distance Of the 133 pound mark righ;
along His opponent. however, was
lowering around 1873 pounds for sew
eral days. till many OF them feared
that he would have trouble getting
down. Yesterday, however. Frayne an
nounced that he tipped the beam al
l55 pounds. II this be true, he should
be able TO do 133 pounds tomorrow
morning without even trying.
From the way il looks now, Hogan
VIII carry the battle 10 his man from
The time they are sent away. He has
the reputation of being the tearing
aggressive party, while Frayne has al
ways been known as a defensive per
f0rmer His only recent knockout was
that which he scored against Young
Corbett down at Jim Coffroth's arena
year and a half ago. Still, Frayne
IS bigger and stronger looking now
than he ever was before in the history
spring a surprise on some Of the mem
hers OF the wise brigade.
HOgan's friends look for him TO
p register the sleeper within Is rounds
Fraynes hackers, on the other hand,
are not expecting him TO land knock
out. However. they seem TO have
plenty Of confidence in the ability of
dancing around him and jabbing him
hard and often with his famous
lightning left hand.
Hogan did little boxing with George
sreen Yesterday afternoon and went on
= the road for nine mile spin in the
} morning. This practically wound up
Dis work He viii do little road
work and few light taps in the gym
na sitm this morning Then he will
break camp and come over TO his home
in this city 70 await the tap Of the bell
Hogan is down TO weight. The
scales registered him at 134 pounds
yesterday afternoon. The other pound
can be dried out without much diff
Guilty Trainer George Green is vel
satisfied with The form shown by his
uroteGe he looks for Hogan to knock
Frarue out within u rounds, though
ne Win not allow Jack to start too fast
Frame went FIVE rounds yesterday
nsrrrer Charley Reilly He did not
extend himself. but went through thi:
work more to keep warmed up and
-retr his eve than anything else. He
was NOT even perspiring freely at the
conclusion OF the bout. when he an
uounced his weight at 135 pounds
though he looked little heavier.
Like Hogan. Frayne viii go out or
the road this morning and then sas
farewell 10 his training camp. Frayne''
mana ger. Al White has left everything
10 Trainer Tiv kreling. who viii b'
held responsible for the rejuvenatec
local lightweight from now until after
lie battle with Hogan is over.
Billy Gallagher the veteran sporting
nan. viii act as the time keeper fo'
The club He takes the place o
the grand old man Of the watch, Georg'
EIarting. who has retired from th'
game for all time Gallagher has acteC
in the capacity Of time keeper for sona'
of the most famous pugilists who eve
battled under marquis Of Queensberrl
rules
The boxers viii weigh in tomorrow
morning at il o'clock at Tom Corbett's 6
2Tl stevenson street, in the presenc'
of Stakeholder John T. Clark, wis
has the $500 forfeit money OF each con
testant tt looks as II each Of then
should make the weight
The 10 round preliminary betweei
Rufus Williams and Kid George 4
carded for 2 o'clock and will be ref
creed by Eddie Powers. manager OF thi
Golden Gate club. This bout is attract
Ing lot Of interest among the fam
and gives promise Of plenty Of action
Williams. who has been knocking on
ali his opponents Of late. rules stronl
fsvorite over his white rival.
steve Douglas viii have his band a
Eighth and Market streets at noon an,
after half an hour Of music there
this galaxy OF stars will parade TO tn
Blot arena at Eighth and Howar'
streets and discourse a few strains from
the ring before the preliminary an
main cent.
reserved seats for the battle can b.
had AZ Gunst's 500 Market street: Ton
Corbett's 271 Stevenson street and TIL
Mecca 1908 Broadway, Oakland.