The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-22
Carl Morris Not
 To Return To West
White Hope Will Stay in New York and Learn How to- s
 Hit Hard

Carl Morris, erstwhile "white hope," has not gone back to his home in Oklahoma broken -hearted over the de~ feat administered to him by Jim Flynn at the Garden last week. Nor has he any intention of doing so. On the contrary. he is still in New York, al- though his millionaire manager, Frank B. Ufer, left for the West "Wednesday night.
 Before taking the train Ufer arrang- ed to leave Morris in the charge of William Newman of the New Polo A. c. Newman will have full charge of affairs while Morris is in New York. It is Morris intention to keep on with his training and to take on some of the lesser lights during the coming winter. The New Polo A. c. has a spacious gymnasium and Morris win do his training there, meeting all corners in order to get the experience that he so badly needs.
 Morris will begin work as soon as his bruises have healed. His face is still swollen, two front teeth missing and his left eye badly discolored But his confidence in himself is not dam aged in the least. He still thinks he can beat Flynn and would welcome another chance to do so.
 Morris explains his failure to make better showing last week by saying
 
 and also to the fact that many per- sons had questioned his courage, and in order to prove his gameness he neglected to hold on when hurt, or even to guard, but slugged away like the novice he proved tobe.,
 Ufer before he left said he realized that mistakes had been made in matching Morris with a man of Hymns experience, but still had faith in his protege. Ufer has been a good friend and patron of Morris He has paid out of his own pocket all the bills contracted by Morris since. the. Sapul- pa engineer first climbed down from the engine cab to become a white hope in the prize ring. Ufer will con- tlnue to pay all expenses while Morris |, is in New Y ork.
 An expensive apartment has been selected for Morris and his wife to occupy. This is near his new train ing quarters in Harlem. Billy New man has ben connected with the fighting game more Or less for, the last twenty-five years and should rect the faltering footsteps of a new born white hope. George Mcdonald mana ger of Matt Wells, has volun- ,teered to help Newman in every way in his endeavor to bring Morris to the front.
 The terrible beating he received from Jim Flynn has not affected the cour- age and nerve of Morris. He believes that he will ultimately wrest the crown from Jack Johnson, the present cham pion, He realizes his. inexperience, but iS full of determination to prove thatN she has the latent ability which, when fully developed, will make him a first-class heavyweight. Morris would like to meet either Al Palzer or Jim Kennedy as soon as he has had a few weeks training. The greatest fault of Morris was his in ability to deliver with force the in side hooks and jolts that all frst-class men are capable of. Morris can 0nly Init a crushing blow when he has time I to take a full-arm swing, and these blows rarely land on "a boxer of any class.
 Billy Newman promises to rectify ] this fault and will have some of the best men in the game to show Morris the knack of hitting short, snappy blows that carry the full strength be- hind them.