The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-30
TOMMY RYAN SAYS
 FLYNN IS RIGHT
MAN WHO HAS "PREPED" MANY A CHAMPION IS IN THE FIRE
 MANS QUARTERS.
Flynn Wlll Enter the Ring Weighing 200 Pounds and Will be Ready for Toughest Game
 of His Life.

H. w. Lanigan writes from Las Vegas that the worlds istic game never had cleverer nor craftler ex- ponent than Tommy Ryan, who so ably presided over the middleweight division for so many years. Ryan honorably stepped into Bob Fitzsim- mons shoes when that old hero of the ring quit fighting 15S pdNnders and leyeled his attack on feayy- weights.
 The wise ones in the flghtingI world know full well that Ryan did yoe- man service in making the m4nareh of monarchs out of Jim JeHrleN The member from Syracdse shs Nne of Jeffs first handlers andy late Billy Delaney often decla..s.WA that Ryan was the big man in Nf%Saz9 ing camp and the big man ~S<fhe corner when Jeff was engaged ln bagging his early important fights
 Ryan is now busily engrossed in turning out two ring champions and in the sports two most important classes, the heavy and the middle. He has just got through a tremen~ dously successful coast tour with Howard Morrow, his young charge from Benton Harbor, Mich. young lad whom many shrewd judges de- clare is destined to become the next middleweight champion.
 Ryan is now putting Jim 4L.lynn { over the jumps for the Pueb : fire / mans setto with Jack Johnson lsn Las Vegas 45-round encounter JS 4 i. Ryan is in complete charge C Flynn and the Montezuma camhs' Manager Curley has all his affaiIs in such shape that he is packing preparatory to hitting out for flornia in the interest of the show After Tommy Ryan gotk first peek at Flynn he said.
 The fireman Is a bigger man 1 thought and plenty big enouglA become the worlds champion" y
 DO you cling to Flynn's own lief that his shortness of builCk really in his favor and no handt to him?" Ryan was asked. F
 That is a question 1 would S.x excused from answering this eaiAss in the game" replied Syracuse ToiRS my. "All l know of Flynn is thatl the fighting fraternity gives hiiR credit of being the toughest fighte V in the game. He has shown mes enough the few days we have been together to make me feel certain that he is going to be an easy man to handle Flynn is as bright as dollar. That is bound to help. Jim is well acquainted with his own style of milling. You cannot guess how many concelted idiots there are among our great fighters. They make tough men for trainer 10 handle Jim loves work. That IS bound to help during the long month of June. The average boxer disllkes work in the training camp. But not Jim. He likes it and thriyes on It. So as he is leading the ideal thiete life, no cigarettes and no beer ne ought to be in great shape the uay of the match"
 What weight do you expect Flynn to make for Johnson2' Ryan was asked
 '1t is a little too early to answer that question. However Jim IS much bigger man than l thonshl' He won't be much under 200 pouhu' CT on the Fourth of that am eop ident'
 Ryan has taken complete chaFse of the Montezuma camp. lneidehlal ly, Flynn is holding forth in the hios' ! perfect camp fighter ever had Doun ed for him. Manager Curley is spar ing no expense in getting Fyhn ready, and there are many Las fes sporting folks who confidently beilsNe Flynn Is going to be ready, and Ve's much ready. for Lii Artha.