The evening world., 1912-09-10
Dees WIN Be Officially Barred
from Boxing In This State and
| aleo Lose His End Of Purse
7 Cor He Deliberate FouIlng Of
| jeanette.

Uuey4tsA 1912 b. Ths Pr~a ruhishins o..
the Ns~ Yoth World.
a A result Of very 'oussT' look |
~ ing bout at the Garden last night
. = Tony Ross OF Pittsburgh wiz b
O0G1aIiy barred from New York state
~ - boxsng commission and van soss
~ end Of the purse. i
q 10 hard to follow the snarisd thread
- circumstances through the Jeanette
1sO bout. Tue thing that stands out
0ea plainly 10 what happened In the
nm and seventh rounds. whom the
Naliaa deliberately struck foul blows
the ana again. In spite Of constant
warnings from the referee. In all the
AIsesry Of the sport New York has never
oeSore seen such an exhibition OF cow
ardios and contemptibly unsportsmanlike
esaduct a. Ross gave. II he oAn be
oarsSd from participation In boxing
osuss for nfe. instead of for six months.
\ Will be better for the game.
1hs bout was much pulled In advance.
4oss was mentioned a. the best OF
Sepss," and u was claimed that he had
q least an even chance Of winning.
Tns moment the two men climbed into
ne ring the crowd learned something.
noss was - tat - prize porker. Huge
oailow rolls OF tat hung over his tight
~ There was fat in layers ovsr his
I 0ask and armA He was soft and mushy.
"a from III appearances had not
! osoansd Q AAy for the bout. His man
~. yimaky Dime Of Pittsburgh. must
!. have known that Rose was not training.
Ut ~ atdnx talk
jeanette looked ven trained and hsav-
- ausois1. end he quickly went after
{, - NaatsA. but only 10 como Into .
! GnnsA Ross, once known ~ wal.
shU9. 'tappsd lightly. There was no
: Oao ln his punches. and although he
I uDuallv kts straight TO the mark he
I: Vas VIA Hb gloves slipped around
: ImsoeASs neck - missed him entirely.
~ 1Aoro we're several rounds OF this
oogt-vry tams. jeanette apparently
,Was taking the grsatsst possible prscau-
!. IN against landing . punch that could
7. 1lGtnrb ths ItANan's sQuanimity. He
vasn't showing what no could DO By .
ting way. He was Just stalling along
! But there we're . few nurries with
bAsd blows struck. ROAs was unused up
y little. He swung . few that missed.
s6ut mat showed he could hit u he tried
- -
Otili he didn't % ave seconds Of real
Werk In the nrst ax rounds Appar-
on1ly ~ was too tat 70 work. HIS bulk
iOoamsd - make his legs bend like stilts.
~ hundred and seven pounds y some
WsAsht sos Rosa
~ ths 6xth round Ross suddenly
changed his mind about somsthlns
- end determined to lose at once ON q
- He deliberately began swinsins
~. JeAnstts's oontortsd face was
/ oBosd toward the referee. Billy Joh
49, rushsd around the boxers and
: Navea A1s hands ~ II he didn't know
V4a2 70 DO. Ross kept up his delibsr.
fso1o eouiing. Jeano.te's protest wa,
uDssesA In that round Ross struck
thrss deliberately foul blows.
~ soon - the next round started
~ showsA his determination to hurr,
OnttsrA He rushed into . clinch ant
esaaAns On Jeanette swung six fou
4oiews wtshin . few seconds. This tim,
- rstsrss was forced to see tho foul
~ aaA 70 stsp In and stop the bout.
VIVID best scrap Of the evening. a
though the shortest. was tina
- between George Kiritwood OF S,
Louis and Frank. Fleming. feather
weight champion Of Canada. Fleming
~ been doing some nne fighting aroun,
New York. But HARDWOOD had rea
siaas Standing straight instead o
csouching. he Tented with Fleming an
0nally dashed in with a sudden har
left hook on the chin. Fleming foppe
back TO the mat. cieanly knocked down
H rose In time and for q momen
mixed Il hard. Then Kirkwood drov
his left into Flsming's ribs. and brough
. right uppercut 10 his jaw. Flemin
/ tsu straight back. He rolled aroun(
bat couldn't Get Up 10 his feet agaii
esa the ben rang while he was su
trying.
Ths kneckdown had been only eish
Seconds before the end Of the roun,
~ the end Of the minutes rest. how
ever. Elsmins was stiil unable TO COL
tuua. Both boys weighed Ia DO ant
- s1ag costume.
9Als Kirkwood should DO able TO hay
. very good chance 70 beat Kilbane
- oan induce the feathsrweight chan
\ ron 70 meet him.
Tos other bout brought together GU
beat smith and Tom Mcmahon. u
Y1ttsburgh bear-cat Mcmahon was
substitute. but q good one. Smith on
bezaA him and slugged willingly. smii
~ eight Of the ten rounds. McMaho
- cher two.
DneGAall. Psla 0rsunds, TODAY, O.,
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