The evening world., 1911-08-12

his chief study and amusement.
Expense money allowed In his various
training periods amounted to %.oco.
Moving pictures of the Moran wolgast
light have brought In 5000 to date.
In wagers he leaned up just S2o.s19.
He Is always perfectly TO gamble on his
" ability. It's profitable.
II Wolgast. as a gold miner In call.
fornia. back In the Fifties. had cleaned
up gold to this amount In his sluice
boxes he couldn't have carried It out OF
the mountains without the aid OF at
east ono pack mule. Imagine him
staggering along with two and q half
times his own weight In gold dust slung
over his shoulders. And that Is what
he would have had 10 carry. unless he
cached his earnings and brought them
sut q little at a time.
u Il any wonder hat those Close to
the title lie awake nights trying TO
scheme out some new punch or some
way to relieve Mr., wolgast OF his chief
~assst-the championship lie 10 cham
picn. Therefore he gets the big money.
But wolgast doesn't carry all Of this
10 the hank. Of course. He has a
eyer. Tom Jones handles his business.
max his matches, watches his train
Ing. looks after him nj closely as q
horse trainer looks after 4 Suburban
winner.
4 ND what Tom Jones dotI 10
"a worth money both to wolgas;
and to himself.
In the irst place. Tom Jones gets Is
per cent. of all night purses and exhi.
bition money. That makes his share
during the past half year.. for that de-
tall. amount to Sl9,053.i0.
Also Mr.. Jones. ri Ing his capital on
even terms with wolgast IN all ths
wagering. gains 10 per cent. OF the
money o In the past half year his
winnings have been $40. +s9.50.
He gets 90 per cent. OF the moving
picture money. Up to date the pictures
Of the Moran-W olgAst night have brought
In only 5000. but they will 10 on earn
ing larger returns weekly for some time.
Mr.. Jones's share. 80 far. Is $500.
His total gains through the manage.
ment OF wolgast from Feb. S, when no
fought X. o. Brown In Philadelphia.
total S33. o.. 90. Sometimes It pays to DO
q manager.
On this dope Tom Jones must he the
greatest manaser In the trade Money
talks. and he has not only brought his
champion along through a number o!
successful fights. but he has ham now In
position TO double these earnings In the
next six months. He is TO get 49, 600 for
boxing Packey Mcfarland ten rounds
In Milwaukee and siS. 5o0 for a twenty
round scrap with Freddy Welsh.
hen he will get at least as much
more with Knockout Brown. Also pic.
lures will be taken OF some OF these
Nights. n In all pictures taken wolgas,
ana Jones will own "A controlling inter.
ct. 81 per cent. This Is a self working
eoid mine In itself. with the output con,
stantiy growing as Wolgast become,
more and more popular through hi,
great hghting. II he suffers a defeat II
any Of the scheduled battles. OF course
hls income will tumble. but Jonsi
doesn't count on defeat. lie think
woigast invulnerable-the greatest o
all the lightweight champions within
the memory OF man. Greater than eve,
bettiuB NeifoH-hIchteT as y nknte
q - q money-msker.
YONES'S description OF Wolgast an
his training and hghting stunts 1
interesting. lie 10 all wrapped u
IN mis- boy-quite naturally. And It ism
just the enthusiasm OF a miner over
big pay streak. lie has some sent
mont In the matter.
"WolSsst 10 q great little man." say
Jones. "He d. ISN'T do very much train
ing or boxing for any Aght. because h
doesn't need II. He's naturally q
strong anc tough as steel wire. u
takes good care OF himself and h
doesn't have to work himself to deaf
sweating out the results OF disslpatio
whenever he's preparing for a har
fght. He's ready on short notice an
time. He'd like nothing better than
night every night.
"Ad doesn't have any inclination
hang o the white lights. where &
many good hghters have lost then
selves. When he isn't hghting or trair
isg he hikes for his farm. He has
tsay farm. with lots u cattle and pis