The evening world., 1912-06-19

Cspyrisht. 1912. by The Pros Publkhins Go.
The New York World.
HOH. White knows all about
Young Shugrus now" the
~ wise ones around the II. Nick
ring said last night Nothing TO II.
He'll knock his head on"
And then the Jersey boy upset all
dope. shugrue beat White. The night
went ten rounds Seven Of the ten
we're Shusrue's.
II was q pretty night The house was
well filled. and the Hommey-Houck and
Dundee Wagner lights were very good.
Plenty OF excitement when the boys en-
tered the ring. They looked well
matched. although white had the best
Of II In width and reach and general
Aghung appearance. White has wide
jawe and when he sets them he looks
90 determined as bulldog and as dan
eerous. shugrue. blond. smooth mus
cied. boyish. with q smooth. mild ex-
pressionless face. attracted little atten-
ton until the actual nkhting began.
To everyone's surprise shugrue seemed
10 have forgotten how hard White hit
him In thsir former hEht. He BET out
after the Chica soan with the confidence
Of Q champion. II was white. instead
Of shugrue. who was forced TO back
away.
In the fourth round White began TO
show q lbatteEed front. and he plainly
didn't like Il. shugrue piled In faster
and faster. driving his left against
whilss chin and choppinE over short
rights. white had one punch that he
could laht all the time-a left body hook
thA< made big red spot on Shugrus's
rbs. and that should have had some
effect. But Shugrue rushed him to the
ropes and. whipping over a right to his
eye, dropped him. White came down on
one hand. which saved him from stretch
Ing his length on the foor. He got up
an stalled through the rest OF the
round. The'hfth wss all desperate slug.
eng. 6hugrue fought his way TO the
- and IN the seventh beat white
baAly. The Chicagoan was weakening.
Ne lost the snap that had been In Ills
b,ows VI, ~
But he rallied In the eighth and took
che lead. White sooked the class. Tie
measured Shugrue for rights ana lefts
thst would have dropped any ordinary
Aghter OF his weight. In the ninth
round shugrue went aheid again. lie
eutslugged white. staggering him with
= right on the chin.
white made 4 good recovery and I'm
!shed out the tenth round fighting at
tvp speed. hitting heavily and putting
ohugrue on the defensive for the nrst
time.
The bout between Dundee and wag-
uer was very fast. Dundee did a little
"a IA hut ha s.h hal
fectively and landed more often than
his opponent. Neither was In any dan.
Osr at any time during the ten rounds
Dur dee was the winner. The first bout
between Hommey ana ilouck. was In
the same class. Hommey having the
best OF II.
- OACH COURTNEY OF Cornol
showed genuine sporting spirit W
at Poughkeepsle yesterday wher
10 put the Cornell coaching launch at tn,
disposal OF the Stanford crew. and 10
only that. but went along himself an
rave the Western oarsmen some GOO
advice. The Stanford men have beei
Up egiinst a run OF hard luck. begin
MIN. when their boat. built in England
failed TO arrive. They have been row
ing without the services OF n coacr
guided only by Capt Seward. who ron
No. I.
courtney's Kindness to the stranger
making their first appearance in IN
intercollegiate regatta is IN line with IN
spirit of the true amateur sport Ate
coaching the Stanford crew on the rive
he brought them back to Cornell qua
tiers. where he gave them talk thu
did lot OF good. The Californian
have been feeling the change OF cllmat
IT 10 hot and sultry up on the rive
In their Western home they worked {
days just as hot. but the air was DR.
Men who are accustomed TO trainir
and competing in a dry climate oft,
lose their vim and speed after tv
weeks stay In the East.
wv IRELEsS reports say that I
Nv Finland IS having fine wealth
" and smooth seas. This Is
good thing for our Olympic athlet,
They have every necessary piece
training apparatus on board, from
padded running track around the de-
to gymnasium where the we!g
throwers can work. pits for the jumpe
AMI u tank for the swimmers. But
OF this wouldn't be OF much use wi
rough sea rolling.
On former Olympic trips the teai
have gone on regular passenger steai
srs and have had little chance to
any real training aboard.
-oM oROuRKE has begun act
against Al Palzer to determ!
o. whether or not the big Boxer q
ignore his contract. This will not an
Paiser's appearance In the conf
match with Bombardier Wells. FL
Fer cent. OF Palzer's end Is to be he
and should O'Rourke win the contrs
suit he'll get II.