The evening world., 1911-03-14
Adpther white Hope" Falls
Down at Olympic Club When
Jim Savage Stops Moran in
Seven Rounds.

Al0tIll lII uuNN last uAAtl a.
n the olympic. Frank Moran this
tim. Moran has won a 10, Of good fights.
ana until he met Jim Savage looked
lk&a person who might make n lot
of Urouble for somebody. But savage
stokped him In seven rounds-out-
ciakbed him so far and punished him so
nun that Moran's seconds we're com-
peIDd to toss In the towel In token OF
de@at.
IL was Moran's misfortune that he
dldo'f know how to box. lie was
sirSpg. we'll conditioned. and 30 game
tho even when he was taking an un-
mesciful gruelllng he stopped nov and
tho to laugh at his own awkwardness.
for Savage. he looks about as
mukh like a hope as any we have
seeb around these digglngs OF late. Jim
hasgrown very big and muscular dur
ingIthe past year. and has kept all OF
hlsIspeed and cleverness. lie simply
outtlassed Moran at the start, made
hlnt miss Wild swings, and punched at
VII sending his own blows In like a
sh1fpshooter. Savage never missed.
Moran's left eye was bumped by one
OF Pins Jabs In the second round. and
whh the red-headed Irishman came up
for tthe third the eye was closed Us
tirAR as an oyster. The other optic
spaskled with good fighting spirit.
hoWever. and Moran rushed and siugged
the Thin air where Savage wasn't at
THAI moment. II was the best he could
do.e Gradually his punching power
dwQiied and he grew slower. The way
he could recuperate during the min
uteD rest after each three minutes OF
battfring was amazing Each time ne
csrse out again strong enough TO at
Gag look dangerous. He was knocked
doYp In the fourth and NTH rounds.
and came up each time with a sudden
rush and a good furry OF fighting.
BU II was useless. The crowd ~
thes ringside-and the Olympic wal
rnG{ed to the w~alls-grew tired Of see-
ingsa game man beaten without a
change 10 land a blow himself. and be-
gar{ calling for the sponge. In the
sixa round 1t looked like a hnish for
MoRn. Savage, clever as a Mccoy,
LAM ed every blow In the lighters catl-
logte. and he vas hitting hard. Ba-
foif the middle OF the seventh round
Lad been reached Joe jeanette tossed
theHowol In from MOran's corner, and
II sas ali over. The men stood In the
inideie OF the ring and shook hands be-
lore leaving FOR the dressing room.
Thtt were smiling pleasantly, as II
they enjoyed the sport.
'
~ACkEY M'FARLAND and owen
IN Moran tonight at the Fairmont-
!he greatest card offered by any
clue IN months! This will be a treat
orathose who like their nghtlng tenn
pefod with cleverness. for both No
FEland and Moran are masters OF the
artsof flsticuiis. II won't be a slug
rlnk battle-yet there will be fighting
as Fast as in any slugging matcn.
ThNe Will be no clumsy moyes-ro
AWKWARD. aimless swinging OF blows.
II ynl be a matching OF brain as
weiI as brawa-oc SKIN and cunning
and q%uicknoss Of hAnd and eye. No
doi3t II will be as clever a bout as
thay famous one between Abe Attell
aaS Jim Dr.scoll. II doesn't decide a
Championship. although Mcfarland :
cons,dercd the king OF all llghtwelsh,s
sc y can 60 a couple OF pounds ilrhtcr
sndsMoran, who knocked Battling NJ
sonsclcanly out, stands nearly as clos,
10 lhe tile as Wolgast himself.
AN amateur, 40 matter how zoo.
~ among amateurs. has no chanc,
with the foxy old pro.
NJ. Anthony J. DreXel D!ddle o
Philadelphia is probably the st en-
thgkgst!c amateur boxer In the world
not tesen excepting our own Ware
RaSour. Years ago AR. Blddle beyai
boxing with Bob Fgtzs!mmons. No,
and. then he invited Ftz to make
irip.to his country place down in Penn
syl&nls, and there they boxed and ra
Oh BE road until the COWS came HON,
II Mas great fan. incidentally NJ
Bldeie hcran, a verv good boxer.
anhg amate'rs. he could cnr', t~,
t~aossop3r.h1 right over IN an ~ %
.ush.y fryais WHO cared 10 ia; q.
sioes on vita him
hher that Mr.. Biddle boxed. Tor
long time. with Jack O'Euen, and h
lea ned more and more. lie began Sc,
ondSpG lighters and -pcarlng at all
thesbig bouts as an Interested speI
iat9f. Now aud then he boxed a tire,
round bout with Brien or some 9th,
-oO1 professional at some country clu
and all his friends began to think TN
A.. >. could be a white hope" II !
cared TO mlngle with fighters to a TIL
h~urfing extent.
I,ssi w5ca &r r. .1sel a bon, yl.
o.,sCi1r!,s t. 90 big p- f,
? etsi $40 ".- ..l- rt.1 n'i 3D.. o..
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