The evening world., 1911-04-28
Aulng BY Way Hs Defeated
hooan, Woiuast Not N Dan.
~ q Losing Lightweight
Nh n Sons rhna.

q - ringsaAs night esfurs ~ voO
V01n0e bese Hogan.
OAAA aams va applied 10 WUaOo4 b.
uG1nn when me Dane ~ St1n o. sdgs
Ga0 ~ battsrins rsoAvSd At Point
1u1manA. and whom he WA SIM sore
q Q esappsd wolf because ths oham-
0nshp had been taken away from him.
~ Ganos the day he began winning
49, 1at has thought himself hvtn-
e~ man peculiarly endowed With
Oous3ss dsnssd - ali othssa. He thought
- aeaadn't b tnooksd ovt. and proudly
~ ehs& he ''van'a human" IN the mat
- at hGhtfnG power and endurance
~ ssaiasanon OF che TACT that hs VA
- ~ human than any other fighter.
- nat he could get arm wsary nck
- dAssd and helpless from taking
DOAgnmsnt Just Like other ordinary NOR
A3A was an awful blow to Nelson's
W1Do0cstt. He tried to explain his de-
~ 70 himself by thinking that some
0ogo0ental circumstance was responsible
~ his condition. and tina, the referee
dAouid have let the nEht 20 on when he
W. obviously helpless. lie refused 10
SsE1svs that wolgast could whip him.
cd whom wolgast laughed At Nelson's
demand for a return match Bat bitterly
cane back with q statement that VOL
Oa0k was . cheese champion" and
w0eid be whipped by the first good man
he mst.
good form In . defeated man. but Nell
soa's cheese champion was such a
nest piece Of alliterative slang that 4,
took the public. n Wolgas. was Amos,
iauShed out OF the game. But wolgas,
taSt . cheese champion. He has tough,
several OF tho best lightwsights in the
country. n ne hasn't lost his title yet
From the wsy he fought Hogan dom
think he's In danger Of losing It for q
whils The "chesss champion thing II
. Boomerang. The laugh has turned
from WolSast TO Nelson.
I'm JBFFRIEs thinks wols.st ~
tough. enduring a fighter as Nelson
ever was. and a far more danger.
BUS one.
Il knew this KID" said Jefr last niRht
eSs 80 "o' JhnN " y pti III
around and getting a match now ant
then. He was a tough nut. but I liked
HIM because he could night. He was to,
much inclined TO fight outside OF tn,
ring. One day he slugged q man in IN,
place In Los Angeles. and ! took hin
out and gave him a good lecture. 'Wha
do you mean by acting Hike this IN m!
place. / asked. 'You have no right {,
dioGsdtt me. Do your nghting In tn
any brains you'd be worlds champion.
The KID said I was right. Tom Jone
took him about this time. and wolgas
went TO the front and beat Nelson. NeS
time ! saw him he said: We'll. dc 20
think I'm getting any brains now II
10 . different boy now. and he's a gres
little fighter"
ToM JONES. before ne left Ne
York. said that he'll match wo
CAST against Mcfarland for an
distance from one round to n fnis.
but under his own terms. "wolgaAt
a little fellow" he said. "He on
weighed 1871 IN hts un~derclothes q
Hogan. Mcfarland Is naturally e
heavy 10 make the lightweight limit. /
match wolgast Ag<nst him at !
pounds ringside. ~ PRckev can make
and bet him 5000 tina wolgast knoc'
him out inside OF ten rounds. II NJ
Farland makes l35 ringside I'll bet I
same sum Wolgast knocks him out |
side OF twenty rounds. II he makes
NJ . nfrfOplr tho hat nnas Tim Wnt1a
knocks him out In a inish night"
Packey was much Interested In Jone
statement, especially In the 1875 pou
propositions.
only one kind Of a man goes In
nnish lights" he said. 'and that's
man with a strong back and a we
head. I'm a boxer, me not a build,
won't 60 into finish fights. I'd
glad TO take Wolgast on for twenty
twenty-five rounds, and n J did ia
poet to knock him out before, the limi
nAcKEY MFARLAND has no t'
OF wallops. Packey Is down
the cards for a three-round
hibstion az the New York Athletic c
boxing show on Saturday night. W
he accepted an invitation 10 appear
the club It was supposed that he'd br
along a sparring partner. But |
night, when the hnal arrangements "
made. Psckey asked for tho name
his prospective opponent.
Who would you like 10 have7" as
the club representative.
'Oh. anybody said Pactey; Il d.
carV who It is"
''But you don't want to take on Sc
fellow who might try to put ovel
knockout in an exhibition. do you?'
'Bure." laughed Packey. Il alw
s1Deot TO take care OF myself. Get
bsst boy you can. and tell him to
loosa III attend 10 the rest"
A. Packey IL now playing "
atrical turns. in the Bronx and do
town. he will 60 on at the n. Y. a
It u o'clock Instead OF $50, as frst
neuacsd. He won't know who1, h,
to boz until he steps into the rfy.