The evening world., 1911-02-01
Boxing Fad Growing-Warren
Barbour Not the Only Million.
aire Who Likes to Put On the
Gloves.
VVYARREN BARBOUR Ism, the only
w New York millionaire who likes
10 nut the gloves on and glve

to put the gloves on ana give
~.onebody a hsht. There are others.
ssores OF them. although they don't 80
4 : far a. Barbour aud attempt 20 knock
ont real amateur champions in our
selec; ciubs.
fhe boxing fad Is growing. Many OF
We oid-time boxers-the classy ones
ave their pupils now and take priG. In
seias punched on the nose by the arts
ierracy OF Wall street. Frank Erne mas
. select Establishment Of his own up
own. with a limited number Of pupils.
Jim Donovan Inc several other clever
fellows who don't care for the ring any
more sre teaching boxing.
u There ISN'T any reason why n ma
MAO has plenty OF money. plenty of
No to train. plenty Of good food TO
eat and 4 liking for the game shouldn't
srnt jusi az well rs a b~oilermskcr or a
r.ckiayer. That 10. there is no other
.rsson than the natural inclination 10
spske lie easy that comes TO any one
.fc.isved OF the necessity to hustle for a
wig. The boilermsker or the bricx-
aver has one advantage In having big
sands broadened and ~touEhened by hard
Noth. lofstns "tN ms oiieI tOtu me
;!iat when he was working at his trade
'plasterin.) he fought his best fights.
and when he stopped work and Joined
rthe leisure class for a while. with moth.
sas to do but train a little and loaf q
xssst deal swe times. he softened
up. When he wen, back 10 clustering
re became a. good a. ever.
Dss-oorr strenuously denle. that he
aAs any Intention Of oecominE another
hops He may box against some
amateur now and then for the FUN OF
Il: but a Is mis- limit.
"N6H since can remember the
~ basabDo OF the athlete has been
the "ath!aIc heart that old-t,ms
l.ccfois talked so much about. Ath.
'eles will cheer Up when they read that
Dr. Nsyisn OF Harvard has made an
: especial study o: the matter. and from
tHe records Of Harvard men covering
fsrty-one years has found that the attn.
ie,es live. on an average. more thar
I'VE years longer than those studen:s
rhe didn't compete IN n athletic
spcr. wa.,e IN college. In all this time
only ;wo ex-athletes have died OF heart
disease. n the indication Is that their
athletic work had nothing TO do with
ire lear; failure, Thirty-two Harvard
oarsr,en have died In the past nf:y
years. six were killed In wars. W IN
accidents. n only one IN the lot diei
Of consumption. which IL the mos,
oommon fatal disease on earth.
or hfty-one Yale athletes who hav.
d!sd during twenty years after gradua-
Ion only iva d,ed OF heart disease. Ae-
cident was tho commonest csuse n,
death. Twelve Died OF
Tas average age OF .bo.e athl.,.s w.
have died wa, I'll year, ana a, ,ho..
Win .,iI, liv. r.,y a.. = 49,. 80
years. and al, leas, ons /. six,v.rir.
TIT. ,,onla IA. very .omfor,,n. 80 Al.
athletes. asked a ,crv .r,,.r, W.,
Yor. do,;or ~ ,he,. wax .,.h ..,.-
"a an .a,h,e,,, heart"
Certainly .hs-s is, n. ..n,t., "a.
.:h,eti, heart Ia h.ar ,b., -. -
deye.o,.d and strenyths,.a 80" See,
Work. II IL the hes, Vim, 81
J ina the only thlnx Ina, h,,r,. I, -
sudden stopping OF al. exerclse and ,hs
. taking on OF fat as a consequences
sbobAu never give I'D training
AL at orce. They should ,aper ON
gradually. and then their hearts win be
stronser n better than the hear. of
tee men who have never bcon athletes"
21Ck -
-sHE seattle pspsr, prin, oo,uuu.
heayyve,sn. vic a, h,ne new
o,, nv ron,,x -. ~ "'ous''
500. vy,,.r, = 10 the
~. a..,r,h. wonder
,. u" "sht win Muidoon,
ioesi VINO VAS beaten oy
Lester n thfee rounds. with the same
snthusiasni that might lie accorded IA.
for hot "nsht stun"
From the tap OF the sons IN IL. ar,
round the Gle Eium boy ru,h.d NJ
Goou around the ring. elm 49,
handling him like a child. .bsoI,,s,v -
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