The evening world., 1912-07-30
TalIest White Hope in Captivity
Springs Surprise by Making
Good at Garden Bouts.

iTh. Ss~ York World
vHE tailest and rangiest white
hope In captivity made good last
- night. much to the surprise Of
thoss who sat at the ringside In Madi-
ooa Square Garden.
jesse willard beat Arthur Pelky.
Willard Is the lengthy cowpuncher
WAo has been introduced now and then
during the past month. lie was gem
orally thought to be too pretty and
pleasant to fight. Pelixy. on the other
hand. IL Q big edition OF Terry Meow
srn. with a fighting expression. a bis
chest and dceps. and a protruding chin
that advertises his profession as e.
fsctiveiy As would an electric sign.
Psiky Il champion OF New England
end known - a man with a knockout
wailop. willard came here with q
'tecprd." including several knockouts.
but - the names OF his opponents were
omitted the record was not taken Sc
rieusiy.
WIZARD II nearly six and a half feet
tan. He weighed. on,cially. 22i pounds
rlngside. Psiky. nearer six feet.
scaled ~
In the frst round or two II looked
- u the cowpuncher might last two
o. three rounds. II Pelky wasn't In a
hurry. He danced lightly and tapped
ughtiy while Pelky stuck out his
oAin and walking In deliberately tried
. throw his hight over to the tall
eAs's chin. There was one difficulty In
aecompiishing this. While Willard
ajAn'x block very much his left shoulder
was 20 high that Peikey couldn't very
Vel reach over It.
In tho beginning OF the third round
wizard. who had been looking weary.
cams out with q rush and m-banE
stack that lasted for q full minute and
left Pelky gasping. Willard tossed
over . rtht, and Pelky's face took on
q 0uoh that made him look as II he had
on q make-up. He didn't care much
about stopping more rights. and from
that tine on boxed carefully. willard
started each round with furry after
that. and had the night well In hant
Until the ninth. Here Pelky. who had
besu thumped and bumped about th'
ring. took q brace and used his lef
effectively. Willard looked tired an'
all IN. Ho must have been 'pulllnl
aorne OF that old Fitzsimmons stun" "a
Joe Humphreys suggested. for he cam
out for the last round as fresh al eve
and punched Peiky enthusiastically IN
three minutes more without letting W
After the bout willard dressed an
woat to stand in the lobby and watc
the crowd Ming out. He's simpl
looking farmer-but with a few month
OF experience he may make prett
good heavyweight.
The nam event between Jack Den
ming and . stocky. thick-iimbed fellow
a.
lewiston Bear-Cat." was "a bloome
Bergin rushed and paved the air. Will
pRning stepped aside to lc, hi
wander through the ropes. and occS
sionally sent In . light tap. 1t wa
soft for Dsnning. Bcrgin wasn't even
kittsa.
RR'KErRWK. Jeanette's manage
M was with Gibson when the latt,
eve met johnson in Chicago. JOIN
son demanded $40. 600 and q share OF 4
oAeving picture rights.
what do you figure the pictur,
WorthT" asked McKetrlck
"Oh. from t2o.00 up" replied Johnso
Then you can have Jeanette's sha
of tho pictures. too"
And you can have the clubs shar
- can have all tine picture rights"
An don't want TO be bothered wi
Ooss pictures" said Johnson.
MOT bothered with $4,000" exclaim
0cketrick. Then I'll tell you what |
%. Jeanette said II couldn't get y,
20 nght him any other way to ofrer y,
MS snare OF the purse. too. You c
have your Sa0. 600. all the picture none
which can't be less than $4,000, even
you lose. There's your $50 900 rlp
thore. On top OF that Jeanette VIII ri
You his end OF the purse and fght y
for nothing"
Iu NOT stand for any such uni,
proposition" exclaimed Gibson. A
that ended the matter.