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Ad WoIgast Didn't "PulI"
N'' Against Knockout Brown in
Their Bout in Philadelphia, as
Some People Would Lead
-sid!aarYou to Believe. but Received
One Of the Worst Whippings
In His Young Life.
oS.ss
o'D'dshs. 1871. :, IN; Freq rS@Hli'hlns Co.
rpe heard that WoIOdst pulled his
c. punch
And let Bro,on hand him out a lick.
&s.t ING.
becosse he had q cunning bunch
4 second match could be soft pick.
49, ing.
RE other night. Uhen Hdckcnschmidt
And Zoyssko struggled. sineus
." breaking.
ty1 AaAa hIhSsA a. sThsen||rA AVA
IN "You can't fool me-these guys arc
/, Joking
Ss..Qse early Piiocenic daun
nolnA man, chased By a dinosaur,
EssTd, Ssea his 'dSi slim chance uas
gone:
a, "That race ,ras fired. Gee! amt
that rdpr
-, n, ancient Rome. B. C. or so,
4 local scribe sat dozen and
scribbled:
~. Caesar faxed another 90
og. ,ddid doun to Brutus. We all
~ .nibbled."
see
= (which only goes to show that In
w some people suspicion nearly
nv amounts TO a chronic disease,
wolgast pulled. did he? MIR. Woigast
would be sunocated with delight n he
COULD get the dear public to fall for
Tar story. He'd like nothing better
than to convince us that he really
yNsn't trying when Brown gave hin
TIE whipping OF his young life. 1t
would save his credit-in a way. Funny
= how many fighters prefer having us
think that they faxed to having us
know that they were beaten on the
level.
wolgast went into that fight thinking
@rr that he would have an easy mark In the
parson OF X. o. Brown. Manager Jones
went to see Brown fight Keyes. In tina,
s.,.yho,e ten rounds Brown didn't use his
right hand at all. Jones went back TO
-oWolgast and ~gleefully told him that he
cThad a one handed sucker to hgit.
9QAnd then down in Philadelphia Brown
walked over and-bang'-thumped VOL
gas. on the nose with his right. a dozen
Sft.mes or more per round. Also Mr.
Jones had assured him that all he need
node 10 account for Browns left vas
simply wait. let him start 1t. and oeat
him 10 death with his own right. VOL
CAST posed and waited. and Brown beat
! I'm to the punch instead. Woigast
enjoyed that six rounds with Brown
about as much as a schoolboy enjoys
..stickinx his head into a hornet nest.
WV suppose that II wolgast chances &c
drop Brown in their coming engagement
ss<lthe wise ones will say. Il knew II
woigast pulled down there In Philadel
vfphia." There Is a chance that wolgas
q Qnay get Brown. for he Is a wicked lit
- ale fighter and a heavy puncher. Blu
49, A - .A..,tl "a .ya,ll,f. ala. ~.
sact that he was whipped. on the level
and we'll whipped last time. Howeve
Il don't think he'll get Brown. Nor,
:, jikeiy the getting will be all on IA,
ScAner side.
~ E-ROUND HOGAN looks like IN,
real goods. lie has a fshtinl
ON. face. When one-Round an,
Knockout get together the fur will iIy
Two good names like that ought to pu
Up a great article of scrapping. Hogl,
Is picking a hard one for his first 81
pearance In the East. And X. O.,
might mention. isn't lingering along 1
&6A' lemon grove. Wolgast. Hogan, Wo
CAST. Murphy &c. Pretty good for
RTst1reteen year old youngster with
couple OF years experience in the rlna
fd4ad a Dutehman at that!
!BYF that despatch from Australia. tell
ing that Cyclone Johnny Thompso.
Ibeat Billy P PIKE IN twenty round,
iAks authentic, Billy Papke might as we
20 back 10 keWance. cyclone isn't
F~sghtweight, but he's a little BIT -
-9A,low compared to the Illinois eye son.
pfpke's Australian streak has abo.
pnt him ont Of the running as q middle
}-Nelght Championship claimant.
Alfsmith, the Australian who beat Park
trQru Clabbg, by the WaV. isn't "A rnIddff