The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-06

OUVynsht. 1912. by The Press FURNISHING 70
The New York wodd).
01IKE and E5die raised . lot or
M smoke. didn't they7 All day yes
Ava terday the town buxEed.
'13slio, Bill, See the night last nishtr'
Il "a. Let's not talk about It."
-wmTY-rHRHE thousand. four
II hundred dollars worth Of ooxinGi
- o., yoi! And a you rsmsmbss
vAaA Tom eharksy and Bob rtsam-
nSas and Tommy Ryan And "KM" MO
On and Joe waioott and Tommy West
- scout . thousand others. used 70
Asivsr for q tenth of thatf Why. there
- that bout between Tommy Ryan
"a Tommy West Remember hearing
sDout thatf Ono down and then the other
dawn. and both cheerfully slamming
avuy-tfm-bam-bifr- second Of
tike time. And what did they getf NOT
40 each, I'll venture. A thousand was
a'Sig purse In those days. and hghters
vtrsn't afraid OF each other either p
fore or after they entered the ring.
a rTUR this I'm not % sure ehas
= = chasers who have much clever
ness and . good opinion OF themselves.
G>nshow or other these champions and
almost champions are aikely-liks our
former friend Mike-to be over-cautous'
And when q boxer IL as cautious a. Mike
fes hard to avoid the unkind thought
that somebody ought 70 drape . yellow
lae over his corner Of the ring.
a. course this wasn't the drst time
~ long $50 two persp1rang middle
valsht Champions" (ses their letter
hsaAs) entered into dsspersts combat IN
ne came sinG. Klaus and DIXON. And
Il aayshing ehsy were worse than 0ae-
boas and Ac0oorty.
AnA BILLY Papks and Sailor Burke
ro0ks--now picking Ssmoos over u
HRInce, end calling himself champSor
g ths world.
cAampAon Of he worsdi Oct thati
vAcx BR1rroN y doing pretty soot
work for . boxer WHO has been -
earded - simply . clever tapper
Rassabiy Bsttton thinks nat II be Cal
sA0w snouSh class - . puncher tn
Snblc will DO more anxious 20 So hAu
stack vp against Morariaad.
Up TO q couple Of nights 40 I've bssa
iseling forward to 4 McFariand-Brittos
match az one Of the good things held b!
- future. But I fear Il would b ,
No. thing Tor McFNaraand and Brttto,
4 hold on t,edr ncgotiatSons III the!
seS, discussing tsems) until the las
w1lR OF the 0ibbons-Mo0ooyty anal
~ blown away. Mcfarland bsvsr ha
hen anything but aggressive. knd Bnt
e0 has shown muoh Of the sams Qualit,
Ground here. 6till-two Of the clsvsrss
kor-ehampions-both crowding the sdg
e TIE plats-wouh ehsy 0shtf O
Mould they dAnesf Another eaW
%ses'
RNndY COrrEY isn't the arst boxs
t'ef Indian descent. There have bee
several good Indiana. One Of then
vs. Joe Gregs. Joe. . wiry. lear
gen11d Indian, came into Frisco year
- looking for . night He was 9
Hte1eene that he didn't tell the clu
soAnAgers he hadn't had q meal 70
t1ysee days. He was given q place
aosp. but no ono thought OF stakin
(an' 70 something to eat Joe tough
that frst fight with his belt draw
tt8h2. and he foaght like a wildca
rlehAps he thought he wouldn't get en-
cola unless he won.
0rsgg won. Has opponent . goc
Acel lightweight named HAwley. wasn
enlisted. He demanded a return mate
ala waA given another chance. IN
t1ps the Indian had . busy week stow
tug away porterhouss steaks. and WIN
~ aid to Hawley on . full stonas
vss . caution.
~PHAKrN0 Of Indians. football hi
much different from boxing. In I
qualities brought into play. A
the Carlisle Indian team this seaso
averaging under ITO pounds In weigh
made q wonderful record. II lost b
ope game. They played brilliant. rec
lee football. and the result showed
the scoring. In fourteen games tn
averaged more than thirty points 2
game
Imagine that team OF Indians train
MA the gloves for few months a
then turned loose In our amateur be
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