Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14

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 Jack O'Brien. who was middleweight champion for a time, is still around Philadelphia. and he's well heeled. Jack was always a better business man than a fighter, and his business acumen did not forsake Jack when the ring did
 Billy Papke who was an over night champion, has considerable property in Kewanee, III. He's out of it now
 Joe Wolcott. has his health. Joe Thomas who licked Melody, lives in Oakland and is still boxing.
 Tommy Ryan, who was practically the welter and middle champion, is a boxing instructor at Portland, ore.
 McAuliffe Actor and Broker
 The lightweight division has several representatives alive who were onee title holders, Jack McAuliffe, who rul- ed in the lightweight division when John L. was heavyweight champion and Jack Dempsey. the middleweight king. is an actor and broker, and the broker end of it goes both ways.
 McAuliffe is one of the real char acters of the ring. He's had many ups
 and downs. He recently married May Yohe, who was once Lady Fran cis Hope. He also had the distinction of being the only man living who ever retired on his laurels. McAulife quit when he was still the active holder, and that too, after having defended the emblem for thirteen years. There never was better fighter or better | fellow than Jack McAuliffe. and all his friends wish him prosperity.
 Kid Lavigne, one of the greatest ringmen of all times, has buffet in Detroit, Mich. Ty Cobb, the great ball player. though 8 total abstainer calls on the Kid frequently, as he is a great admirer of Little George % Frank Erne in Paris Frank Erne conducts a boxing acad- emy in Paris, and this accounts for the fact that the French amateurs have been scalping the English title holders with great regularity of late Bat Nelson is doing the best he can in the ring. They say the Bat tier is property poor" At that Nel- son expects to make a great fortune, for he owns a small farm on which he has hopes of developing a square pea, so that 1t won't roll of the knives of refined gentlemen who prefer the sword to the harpoon in conveying pease to their traps.
 | Ad Wolgast, the present ruler, re. gently lost his appendix, but he lost none of his coin. and with Jones on
 the job he is not likely to lose much of his nerve.
 ! Cal Mccarthy the old featherwaight champion, is still alive and not so bad ly off. Terry McGoveTn, the Terrible
 Terry of old. works for Sam Harris, ! his former manager Young Corbett, who was never really a champion, but who was looked upon as one owing to ! his victory over McGovern, has the being" privileges in certain houses of call on Broadway in New York, and they say that unless one is un- usually wary, Mir. Rothwell is liable to inject sting and extract bit of change.
 Attell, the present holder, may have money and he many not. Latest re- turns from the last big poker game in New York are not in, so it will be hard to rate Abe. The present champ is an inveterate gambler He plays any sort of game from dimes to thou. sand. all depending on the condition of Abe's exchequer and the disposi. ton of his opponents when the game starts
 Though the bantamweight class is practically dead issue. some of the lads still live who were wonedrs in this class. Frankie Neil is out in San Francisco and is broke lie was recently arrested for raising a bill.
 Jimmy Barry. probably the greatest bantam that ever lived, is living in Chicago and is caretaker of a public playground. He was the real marvel of his class.
 Jem Bowker. who beat Neil for the ! title still lives in London. He has i been and is said to be comfortably fix. | cd.
 ! Harry FOrb.s, whom Frankie Neil | beat for the title. is still boxing and making the best boys in his class step. | Forbes recently boxed Johnny Coulon tOugh ten round bout. Johnny Coulon is the present ban | tam champion. They say he is com | lortably fixed
 Mrs. A.. R. Tabor. of CTider Mo.