The sun., 1912-08-04

I N1CCdfry pt3tS .sc'Wn:e nc
claim to the title that Johnson says he
| will reiinquish on Labor Day. McCarty
insists even now that he is the best white
| heavyweight in the ring. He bases THIS
claim on the fact that he stopped Morris.
| who stayed ten rounds with Jim Flynn,
| tho conoucrOr OF Kaufman; that Flynn
was easily beaten by Johnson on July
and that Palzer could not be induced 10
box Morris under any circumstances.
| y victory over Stewart also means that
McCarty will be in IA position to force
FaiZer into bout at the Garden az al
early date. Such "a bout would 1uickS
determine which OF the big fellows has
| just claim to the worlds title and which
VIII be regarded as n suitable antagonist
Tor Joe Jeannette. who already has Pit i'
claim for Johnson's crown. II stew q
art wins McCarty will he thrown in the
discard.
McCarty Is more than feet 3 inches
| tall and weighs .:O pounds. Ile is de-
scribed as rushing tighter. with great
waliop in either hand and as guine ~
bulldog. But nobody is willing 10 admit
! that he is clever boxer. In fact It IS
conceded that Stewart, 2l5 pounder.
knows much more about the game and
has such a good left hand that AlcCar,y
may be sorcly tried Stewards chief fault
IL Il lack of aggressivencss lie fails to
take advantage Of openings and isn't q
slugger In the strictest sense Of the word
II Is foregone conclusion that AlcCar,y
VIII try to rush and slug him of his feet
the moment they come together
In addition to this big SCRAP two other
Ten round bouts of unusual interest viii
he staged In the same ring Freddie
Hicks OF Detroit and Willie Lewis. who"
recently lost shade decision In u twenty
round bout with Carpenter In Paris. will
poN Tor me rigfr to meet Mike Gibbons,
kirkWood of st. Louis. under lin Buck
Ie! management. will tackle Raltin,ofcs
star icatherweight, George Chency. The
best Information for boxing fans is that
popular prices will prevail
u was royalty treated in New York
sa'd homoardier Wells upon his arrival
In England. my first fight wa. with
Pa'zer who ou,v eighed me by forty
pounds l had him practically oal ul,
.ne first round but could not finish him
because my strength failed INC. Thr ter
Tinc neat affected me so much that
couidnt put on weight and I was reah
III al Nnet. stopped kennedy "A very
good man, hut couldn't stand AN, more
training, Americans are square sports
men They lIonlzcd me after ralz.r rld
nea'en mo and they want me to return.
m going back In the fan and shall ask
tai"er for another 60. johnson IS cN-
treneiy unpopular and his defeat would
oe welcomed. but Palaer isn't the m.,u 10
do It. He's too green
FRANK Klaus. generally recognized "a
tho middleweight champion uf the world
since his victory over tarpcntir'. j.
taxing IN the races IN France aud viii
not come back until October. lie saNs tlat
upon his arrival Mike Gibbons can have
4 match at les pounds riugsid, On.
hons. who is suinmcrinc ~ st i'ul. rs
TAKING on weight and says he via b"
'eady for klaus when the latter >d!s
HE word.
When Joe Rivers asked for '..u'u
match Nd olgast Informed him O. f
wouldn't fight agai ,ur siN tr t..
y o,sa,i iH,i ,,s; IL, 20. . a.. ''.f I...
Nh"rc II" has practically r'achvu "a. N'
terstandlng with McFarlund to h"> hers
n September Looks as II Wulrtst htI
'ApeIicnced enough trouble with M'u-'