The evening world., 1910-12-14
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',byszko's Strength and Weight
Prove Too Much for Or.
Roller in Wrestling Match at
Grand Central Palace.

0BYSZKO. the Pole,' was a little too
much for Dr. Roller In that wrost-
-. ling match at the Grand Central
Palace last n~ight-about n ton too much.
Stysxko defeated Roller by main
strength and weight. lie fell on Roller
IKE an elephant when his chance came.
and gently recllned upon him until his
shoulders touched the mat.
All through the hour and thirteen
Minutes taken up by the first bout Roller
had the best OF 1t. lie was on top nine
'enths of the time. pulling and hauling
ana Juggling. while the hugeous Pole
ny inertly upon his stomach, defying
Ill efforts 10 lift him from the mat and
urn him over. Now and then Zbyszko
'anased to get up and go after Roller.
nnly TO lind the American holding him
m easily. Just as ootch held Hackcn-
sshmidt on in the Chicago bout. The
e Grove was with Roller, approaching
$ gameness and the determined way
n which he went at his work.
Roller lookeI like a boy beside the
ole. who was built somewhat on the
lines OF Hitachiyama. the japanese
champion. IL was when Roller grew
Tired at last that Zbyszko's strength
anne In good. He lifted Roller up and
slammed him 10 the mat. and. keepins
after him. soon got a working hold ana
: lied him under. He made quicker work
II the second bout.
AFTER the match Roller had no excuses.
1, make. Il did my best he said. ..b,,
MS Fellow was SO big ] couldn't reach
'ir enough around g. get a 1000 hold.
ana 30 strong he broke all the holds /
uld GET" -
THERE'LL be d funny situation IN
the nght.ng game when Jack
Johnson goes over to Paris 10
rect the winner OF the Jeanette-Lans.
'erd 80. The four most prominent can.
mates for the heavyweight champion.
ship will all be on the ground. ana
nere Isn't a white mans hope In the
bunch. There'il be Johnson. Jeanette.
Acvsy and Langtord The best way TO
'etue all questions would be TO turn
EN- Into a ring for a battle royal.
wants hrs bouts with Lang
iyrd and johnson 60 be nntsh AFFAIRS.
Johnson won't talk about anything
Yser twenty-five rounds. Mcvey won't
30 over twenty. and Langford would
Ike to make II fifteen.
Johnson's demand for 5000 for his
"a has been met by one OF the Pa risian
vpxing clubs. Although no fight In Paris
fas drawn sucn an amount. the pro-
'aotero think that with johnson as chief
attraction they can pack In plenty OF
money to leave a little profit when the
i'ghters are paid on. There must be
zone money In France. for a little
: nown negro called Battling jim John
'on" fought Mcvey there recently and
The bout drew a little over $4,000.
~ HERE was very little talk after
the stewart-Sullivsn bout at the
Marathon A. c. a week <
stewart went down In the fourth
round. tried to get up again and went
Gown with one leg limp and helpless.
jeanette. Stewards second. Jumped in
10 the rims, and the referee announced
that Stewart had sprained his ankle
tne was unable to continue.
what the real trouble was not even
the omcials know TIL club physician
apparently didn't know any more thar
'ns referee or the spectators. for. after
examining Stewart and cutting his shoe
on to see what had gone wrong unci.
dentally cutting his foot with the Ionise,.
he SAID That Jim had a spralned
ankle" Both jeanette and stewar, in
listed that II couldn't be a sprain.
some time later. when the c. W had
zen. Jeanette carried Stewart out "a
rs automobile and took him home
jim was In bad shape, lie began yon.
Hiny after reaching the house. HI,
fg was SO numb that he couldn't fee,
4 hot towel. This was Monday nlah,
on Wednesday he was SO mucn wors,
that the family physician was sent for
The doctor AT once decided that Stew.
ART was suffering from concusslon o,
tire brain accompanied by partial pa,
rnysis on one side. Another dootol
was called in. On Friday night h,
~as 90 low that his people were told I,
prepare for the worst" Stewart raj
led. however. Another specialist wa,
falied into consultation. The doctori
say that but for his natural strengtl
and clean living he could not baI
pulled Though. lie IL out OF DANCE
now. but will be In bed for some tim
TO come. and will not be able 10 d,
any work for four months or more
He 10 through with the lighting gam
for good.
In all probability Stewart receive,
his Injury In the bout with Barry Al
Boston two weeks before boxing SullI
van Barry " him a fearful ham
mering. n the Brooklyn ,vs was /
bad shape afterward. II, compleine
Of terrible headaches. and didn't bo
o- do any hard training between IN
bouts. Although bruised a little
ka..s u.fNh C.itFV.. - Hat. -.
any injury. n the sudden terminatlo
az the bout was a surprise 10 the spec
sstors.