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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

autaTr, win be attended by nun-
Der Of out-of-town guests. including
the relatives OF the groom from Alex
andris, Va. where he formerly lived.
Jordan---tsrcen.
The First Baptist church In Dur
ham. y, t, was the scene Of an inter-
cstIng welding THURSDAY aft4rnoro at
4 o'clock. when Miss Eleanor Green
became the bride of Nh Richard Earl
Jordan, Of i.ynchhurg, VA. The church
WAS decorated in white chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms, and Miss Willie
Smith presided az tn organ, play
ing Marga. by Hando. wedding chorus
by Neyt rhoyer, Tziganzi
Dance. by Carl jacob Roud, st. Ce-
Gil, offertory. by Ratistc. Tittl Sere-
made. Poet and Pleasant. by Suite,
Serenade. by k1erulf, and Mendles-
solfta's wedding march.
The bride was gowned IN taupe
travelling costume and carried bou-
quet Of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley Mrs WIN oBrian was ma
tron of honor and wore a gown OF
green satin. Her flowers We're pink
chrysanthemumS The bride was
Green Air Wright Dixon. of RIA
leigh WAS best man and the ushers
were Messrs. VIII O'Brian. Thomas
Fuller. and Professor r.. ] Green
The out-of-town guests in attend
auce st The wedding Mere. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Green. Of Richmond; DIR
and Mts. r.. Y. McCrsy. II Rich
mond; Mrs. u. II Shea. OF New York:
Judge ana Mrs, G. r Townsend, and
Miss Eleanor Townsend, of Benne,s-
vile. ~ c,
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TILE RIcHMoNp vIRG1NIAN-MoNpAY NOVEMBER IL 1912

at the Warm Springs. Va. and who
has recently been visiting friends IN
New York, has returned to her home.
5l4 Park avenue, Baltimore 1ter
daughters. the Misses Gibson. who
are visiting the Misses Stevenson at
their hame near the Warn Springs,
will return later.
Mrs. Wight 10 Entertain.
Mrs. John Hyatt Wight has Issued
invitations to luncheon on THURSDAY,
November 21st, at her residence, 1909
North Charles street, Baltimore. In
honor Of Mrs. Alexander Mathiason
and Mrs. Barrett Wall, Of Richmond,
Va.
Garth-tsentry.
An unusually pretty wedding was
celebrated at the Hiisboro Baptist
church, fancey Mills. Va, wednesday
morning. when Miss Beatrice Virginia
Gentry. the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Leila r, Gentry. became the bride of
Mr.. william Anderson Garth, Jr., of
Gilbert. Va. Tire church was beau
tifully decorated in green and white,
many potted plants such as chrysan-
ihcmums and ferns being used around
the altar.
The bride wore blue cloth travel
ing suit, with hat to match. and car
ried a shower bouquet Of Bride roses
She entered thes church with her maid
of honor, Miss Jamie Mlthoit. who
wore n cream serge gown, and black
picture hat, and carried Il shower
bouquet of cream chrysanthemurns.
The groom came to the altar with
his brother, Mr.. Van Garth. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11

ceremony. was performed by the Rev.
l.. Peyron Little. Miss Estelie Gen.
try. cousin OF the bride, presided
nj the organ.
The ushers were: Messrs. Albert
Woodson. Tucker Gentry. George
Jarman and Ernest Gentry, brother
of the bride
Those from distance in attend
ance were: Mr.. William A. Garth,
Gilbert; Mr.. W. Claude Douglas, Gil
bert. Mr.. Gates Garth and two daugh-
ters, Ivy: Misses Christine and Arleen
Mundy. Barboursvilie; Mrs w NJ.
Jones. Crofton, and Mrs. e. @. Will
holt Ivy.
Personals
Judge and Mrs A. l.. Holiday and
Miss Caroline Holiday. who have
been spending the fail ut their coun-
try place at Gwathmey. will return
to Richmond today, and open their
home on Franklin street for the win
ter.
Mrs Edwin A. Alderman has re-
turned to the University of Virginia.
after spending some time in New
York.
Mrs Edwin Peasants is the guest
of friends in stanton.
Miss Nan Wilson. of Charleston, w.
Va. IL the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Barksdale Lathrop.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer and Miss
Alma Baer. who have been visiting
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Society

Mrs. t.Hey Hayes Buttrick gave "a
heaatiful dinner al The Country ciuv
Saturday evening In honor Of her
r7iRce, Miss Elizabeth Travis caches.
who will be presented TO Richmond
sorsetS al brilliant dance ~ he
jefferson Motel the last week IN No
xenher. invitations fer which VIII be
issued this week The table was de-
coratsd with yellow chrysRnthemums
and go'd shaded candelabra. Mrs
1mt;rfcks guests were Miss EaGhcrs,
Miss Caroline Preston. Miss Marina
Purcell Mr. Leigh Page, Mr.. Pal
Yner Lee Ar. Otis Alfriend ard Mr.
GcoTRc VI. }eid
tny ttWfion~ Issued.
Mn and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson
have issued Invitations for the mar
1iaee uf their daughter. Elizabeth
Mage. d. Tr John Voolfolk Burke, ~
Wash nGtun. Tho ceremony 10 T4ke
place on Tuesday afternoon. Nevcm-
her 26th, at $50 n-cfock in Holy
Trinity church a reception al the
home Of The brides parents. 104
West Franklin street. will follow the
ceremony. The wedd ag which II
one 81 the mos, interesting or rnc
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Mrs. Henry straus, have returned TO
Washington.
Mrs. r. r.. Semple. OF Mart;nsville.
Va, Is the guest OF Miss Edna May
Peck, Of West Franklin street.
Mrs. George Woody AMI Mrs. Mol
lie Lyle are visiting Mrs. Walter
Pompt in Huntington. w. Va.
Mrs. Walter G. Wright and Misses
Helen and Alice Wright have return
ed TO Jacksonville. Fla, after spend
ing some weeks in Richmond.
Misses Grace and Rubinette Lee. of
Irvington, after a stay in Roanoke.
left last week to visit friends in New
York. They viii remain until the
Army and Navy football game an the
30<h, returning to their Tidewater
home.
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REDUCED FARES TO CONFERENCE.
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN

NJ. Z. Church. South the Norfolk and
Western Railway will, on November
18th, 18th and 14th. place on sale at
all stations in Virginia, round trip
tickets to LynchburE AT greatly re-
duced rates good for return passage
until November 20, 1912 Round trip
fare from Richmond. $3.50. -Four daily
trains to LYnchbufg. leave Richmond
st5 A. M .58 4. Nj, 8 80 =. M ard
$3.50 u. NJ Pullman parlor and sleep
ing cars. without change, on all trains.
except els train.
G, n BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
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Zach Erilardt Signed Up and
Will Go on Southern
Training Trip.

A T last there will lie a real Few
~ York boy playing on ono OF the
three local major league teams
this season. when '2,ck" Eraardt. n
graduate Of the public schools in this
city, takes his turn at bat for the
Highlanders. It's a peculiar thing tina; OF
the hundred-odd players ihat represent
Gotham each year on the diamond. few
are local youths. the rest are drawn
from all four parts OF the country.
OF the hundreds of players that gradu-
ate from local Institutions, few ever re-
main to achieve glory for Father Mex.
They all migrate to remote parts OF the
country. This rule didn't apply 20 Jack
Erhardt. however. for this former
schoolboy wonder has cast his fortunes
with the IIishllnders FOR the coming
season.
F.rhardt Is a vo,l-hHilt lad and
strong. He IL a product OF the New
York city l.. :. y. l.. Baseball League,
and he Is to get a thorough try-out with
The Yankees this sprlng. "|ack.' as he
Is called h. everybody that knows him.
! for ZachsrIs Is too long to pronounce.
PLAYED with the High Schoo! NJ Coin-
nrerce nine In 1870. lie was the sensa-
tioa of the High School League and won
| the medal 70: being the hes. player,
having a percentage OF $50 with tbs
stick and 800 at shortstop for ton games
II WAS at Jasper oval where ht
plsycd with the reg; OF the Kids wit.
a tapped ball. that Pack learned the
rudlments OF the game. He became :
proficient that when he reached th'
High School he had little difficulty max
ing the Townsend Harris Hall lI!gi
School nine. lie soon left that H"hoo
TO go TO WORK. but shortly asterwtrf
took up his studies again. this time a
the High School % Commerce. Here
under the careful coaching OF Fores
Grant. as prof" at the school, ant
himself an oldtime ball player. havlns
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TWO CLUBS HAVE LOST THEIR
LICENSE.

Two boxing Clubs. tao Madison
square a. g., New York. and the
C;rogan \. G.. Buffalo. have los, theii
licenses through failure to comply with
the commissions requirements. and "a
considerable number OF fighters have
been disciplined for various infractions
OF the rules.
a reasonable estimate Of the number
OF fighters that have appeared In New
York sine the operation OF the Frawley
law IL about l,59, and ne small portion
of this young army mas regularly made
It's living with fists during that period.
TIE hundreds that compose their
rctinues also come in for a livelihood
from the sport and there are at lea Ut
a thousand more men and boys ECU
larry employed in the ciuns throughout
the State.
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l0UGHLlN lYCEUM HOLDS
ITS OLYMPIC MEET TONIGHT

-Four hundred stars Of the TRACK and
N-!d VII appear tonight In the OlyapiS
meet In the Forty-seventh Regiment
Arnory. under the auspices of LouEh.;a
l.yceum. Every race on the program
Will he holly contested and the back
markers IN every ore Will he national
% metropolitan champions. The 100
metre dash, scratch, viii show Alvah
Meyer. Charley Clarke, Jim Rosen-
berger, lial Holland and Jack Eller in
action.
H'rry Gisslng ~ the I. \. \. G. will
run from scratch IN the s0O-mctre hand
can. and billy Kramer OF the Long
ls,aui \. e. Will have the post O.
homo: IN tn" io"l-n"trc team race, "a
whi'r teams from three clubs viii start.
go novelty fcatur" ~ the evening VIII
D." TIE family r"I1r "a in which seven
"clers' are eUtcred. Tho Nllcys 81
Greenpo!nt and tho Dolans " the
! pastlmp A.. &. arc favorltes.
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Yale Tennis Team
Here tor Matches

Yale viii meet the players % the
Seventh Regiment lawn tennis team this
afternoon IN N. annual INDOOR seri..
OF matches lpon the board courts o,
the l%sttar'- srmory \, A, Nsnderpool,
who leads the forces from New Haven
this season, has "A new lot OF racquet
wteldcrs who are striving 10 set forward
the Bluc. The series as planned viii In
cludo four singles and three doubles
matches This viii necess!tate teams ot
siX men each FOR each aide, The seventh
Regiment has nominated william u,
Cragln Jr. the four times holder ~ the
regimental HI mpionship, Calhoun
Cragin, Walter Merr'll Hall. rated tenth
man In the country On the national
ranking list George u, Moore II. tn
former Onlumbia University player,
king smith, Morris \ CLARK and Val.
entiuc Treat.
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Fifty-three Clubs Throughout
the State Have Been I.iher-
ally Patronized.

During this period 621 boxing shows
were held. Most of the SHOWS consist OF
nvc bouts. and using this average as a
basis ~ calculation II Is seen that dur
ing the five months more than 5000
bouts have been staged. In very few OF
these. furthermore, was there real evil
dencc OF fraud FOR the commission as at
present constituted. AS can be seen from
IN. recent conclusion OF the investiga-
ton into Abe Attelrs bout with Knock
out Brown. the commissioners have
shown "a determination, to deal sum
marily with taking. stalIing and the
other objectionable features OF sport as
conducted when not under the State
regulation
The evening world., 1912-01-27
Nothing Gentle in Hockey
as Crescents Played 1t
to Beat the Wanderers
Ambulance Corps Ought to
Have Been Provided at st.
Nicholas RIM. Game.

YVYIlO said hockey VAS n ) O'Clock
M pink tea social affair? II any
w one OF the 800 spectators that
jnmmed ~. Nioboias Rink and clam
b~red on TN. radiators aud window
stiis. and nun on To the iron Orders In
tho balcony for good vantage points
ANT there With that Impression. h"
! surely lost I, after watching n few min
utca' play Of the brand that ~" tr's-
cents and the Wanderers exhibited. Yes.
II was n li'tlc rough.
Mcjrath. the Wanderers sensational
light wing. set sail into Du Fresno In
tho hrst Ave minutes ~ play and Du
Fresno was helped M with his knee IN
pad shape lie returned to the ga'ne
after q fow minutes layor and Nc
8rath again tore into him with his
lightning speed and Du Fresno had -
br carried out by his team. Doc
Campbell was s,ashcd and trlppcd and
fell with a thud that cclioed all over
the rink. Wall moved an artistic swell
Ing on his right cheek bone dangerously
near his eye. which will probably bios
som forth to-day into all tho gorgeous
coiors OF the rainbow. and all the other
players exhibited various bruises AMI
slAslea when they reached the shower
room.
Harmon. the now white hope. chal-
,enyed the whole Crescent team and
both referees 1T catch weights when
puiser was put OF for slaehlng camp
bell. 1t WAS tao ueires' th!ng I" the
real Canadian game that has ever been
witnessed here and IN" crowd kocnly
cnjoys i ,he rough tactics.
The game staged more thrills than n
Theodore rent m-lUt;smL lrmpins
away witty a two-gosl lead. both scored
by MrGrRth. trs Wanderers gave their
supporters n chance to enthusc. They
were already claiming tho champions
ship. The Crescsnts. realizing that
the,- ohsnco to annex the Stanley Cur
this wear WAS slowly slipping away
fought despt ratcqy and contested every
inoa OF the way, Then Linton gnN'
them their Nvt Hlcam Of hop. by scot
Ing from ~ sorimmass. That ended th'
s~rins Cor the nrst period,
, Both Ams back refreshed and "a
out n stin pace, Linton electrified tn
crowd Ivy csglnG "A beautiful side sho
!. on a linz with the cas- and tied tn
|. score The Crescent team brsatA,d
, little easier. There was s,,ll II 300
> chance Ia stay In th. running. I'll
Wanderers took u squirt and agai
forged ahead, but camy5oll came rlgll
back and ted things NJ again. ihc
, were both kouhns up thei' fast pa,
! and the cr,-csnt- took me ,~td On
pretty goa. by Martin. Every boa
! thought It was all over, with IN" Cros
oents playing on the defensive and wit
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Jast as IN fighting. the most eTect'v"
wora IN done ia the body punching. A
novice always hits for ~, face. but u
skilfpl boxer, suddenly attacked. taxes
HE surest opening aud Ia quite as likely
10 ~, 1T the stomach IA at tho head.
More -. In fact. for he know that tho
BODY GLOW Will bc unexpected. aud on
Tat lc,oun, 1t viii probably lie twice
- elective as n punch at the chin. Ana
. i-a,y blow IN the stomach. ~ n rule.
,,s"s al, the night out OF n man vine
dve-n know Is coming It's better
ibsH q panrn Oh III. chin ,Ast may even
kpoos a man Town without having any
o.her effect than adding 20 his a
m. little tip on the art Of ~self-dofenst
will h. valueiess unless the blows nrc
pra,,isei. one can't learn boxing from
tSxt Ooohs. although there's some bcnent
even In looking ON while boxers per
form. No man knows when the -nier-
Gcncy may ono. and when he'd civ" n
years earnings 10 he able 10 use h's
nsla like "A bob FItzslmmOns or "A Terry
AsGovsrn.
YoUS l.. SULLIVAN won most OF
y = lights with 4 heavy. smzsfiins
MT hand swing on the Jaw. Hut
John ,ould hit a terrible blow whcr-
over Iio had a chance To swing us
her arm. one o: his mos, effective
,.o vas delivered whvn his opponents
~. % Gnck and cuurn, John had .
IA. On these occasions. Of raising hls
i.sA' arm and bringing It down ilso q
nan .lpns the other fellows back. HIS
'bscs iuns blow" be called II. OFTEN
II shocked the othtr man nat on his
face. This ~ss tho forerunnor OF the
famous Kidney punch"
III, Fftssimmons WAS the greatest
user 20 body blows ever seen In a rims
When Bob hrst came from Australia
and began nghting In America he
didn't realize how hard he could h!t
Ansr beating Jack Dempsey and he
rominx m~iddi.wc,Iht ch'mpion ~ the
.S-r.d. F'issimm mons travelled ana me-
ell concrs II wac at th,s time tina
Mike Donovan. o boxing instructor
\, a.. y. \. A. e.. became intimate
Vita F.tA Onc n'xht. after seeing 10,
hnosk out n big fellow for half NJ
hour by hitting him on the chin. Dono
van went to Fftzsimmons and said
Look here. Hoo. you don't know how
rsrJ you hit. Ma ordinary man CAT
si,ni .uch punches. Some night you'l
IT., sDnc poor fellow pnj hen nevc
~, ~ AGAIN. Why don't YOU hit then
10 "a. body? Thstll put them ava
just as w.il. n you won't take
GRANGE Of killing any one"
SI,ss!mmons though, tina, good al
The evening world., 1912-01-27
NeW York Boy Jumps
na
From School Nine Into
Hghlanders' Mfeld

played witt the University of Chicago.
Erhar1t developed into IA star.
lie was given a tryout by the Hig
lsndcrs last year and made a favorable
impression on capt. Cha so, and that Is
why he Is going ON the Southern train
ing trip OF the American Leaguers this
year.
Erhardt plays the iniield and can
throw and bat with either hand. but II
IL batting left handed and throwtng
right handed that he makes his best
He IL at present attending
Columbia University. out expects to
leave In February to get a rest before
gp!nE South.
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To Meet Moran
Before Partisan Club
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At FairGnont 4. C.-kid Burns VS..
Young Hickey. ten rounds.
Al Brown Gymnasium a. A.--Andy
Corte2 vs. Joe Maroney. ton rounds,
At Oily mpic \. c,-Phll Cross VI.
Johnny Moran, ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. A.-JImmy AM
brose W. Young Rago. ten rounds.
At Sharkcy \, c.-Monte Dale vs..
l,ichy Ryan. ten rounds
At Liberal \. g., staten Island
Willie Adams W. Battling Marshall.
ten rounds.
At GowanuS A. C.. South Brooklyn
Jack lmndy vs., Young Joe Cans.
ten rounds.
At Noyale \. g, Observation-Disclosures
McDonough vs.. soldier kerns, ten
rounds.
At National A. g.. prooklyn-All-
star card OF bouts,
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American Boxers Matched for
Twenty-Round Battle on
February 10.
ny JOHN POLLOCK.

MCCOY, who has been hoxlng
n well since his arrival IN pars,
- having won three battles AZ the
there. has Just been matched 10
meet Frank Moran. the husky heavy
weight % Pittsburgh. for twenty rounds
the cirque Ne parts m saturday
evening, Feb. 10, Moran knocked out
stoker smith. an English heavyweight,
Ia one round In Paris "A few nights
ago. which Is his sixth victory In sue
crst.on IN Paris and England, Moran
VIII meet Kid Jackson, a heavyweight
of France. tor ten rounds tonight
rIrl Norti. tho Oklahoma heavyweight, Ia en-.
sslri for two tsaie h' mauasri, BAp Newman,
la, slsnrl Ian NJ t. mr' con- tOmi.sey. a
I r:",S ss.sN, s Of TH';'Sa, 'S 80, n f,,,. .SaT., , cs s.,n ,a'
ia, r,chin., tth, 3. and with Jan risNstt 10y
!en rounds At, a clu1 IN Br,osl,n, on Fey, x u
N"iihin th. NIX, ,vo Gs,s, hs kout, MIN tann,.Ac,
and stewart ~hI br called on'
EIDE Nic,;oort,. tho c,,k mril'encsh, %,
O.hko.h. Wis /, itsinins harder lhaa ever before
~ johnsnn's lIoa'hou'e tr hi' ten ro,ni howl
norN on n,Nl Tu,siGy might, hnly G,h.on mott
si h,,,uufN TO-DAY that y he defeated 'niie'
a. Nouli 'mmvls,eA match hp Nh c'li!sr la
purgh Tor . ten ,ouui lou',
nCy,ione loluu rromp,on the American
m,idiwcish, M, has hten Ia Australia. lo.t
iecianp ~ nnv- smith. the m,d,svisht cham
puon 81 AUSTRALIA, IN a twenty pnnd hout a, sgd.
nsl. smith Na> 100 It,tr 400 Thompson, nutp,int
NJ nm ~ , IN, ,ns III m,'sIr sMn. sS%G me mall,
%isai "a diSSt Al, ,du,,' N%'s,i'sliss. ON iSr' ~
i.iu. rapNe trgai',d the 1.-THE ga Mirel
~. init. BY Ano,Sins nat sm.,h IN te ,u,h.
rouni.
'ols Round Hogan" Nre fsht. Tommy Nv,
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DvsOn Boxes DyaW
with De POnthieu

Louis he ponthieu. the light weight
char Dion of France, n YOUNG Dyson
~ Providence fought a ,cn-round hou,
At The New polo A. A., WITH hooprs
even. In the fret I'VE rounds DE Pom.
,hleu had all the better 81 Dyson, ooS-
ing him 80 clevcrly that he no, emily
landed hard ana often on him. but ne
aiso blocked his swings. In INC third
pession the F~renchman landed y lef,
hook ON Dyson's Jaw. dropping him TO
the floor, where he remained until Ref
erie Billy Moore had counted four owe:
him.
beginning the sixth rouad Dyson tore
al De Ponthieu and besan to rip sAort
~ ncles into his stomach ana Kidneys
The evening world., 1912-01-27
New Workers Contribute $355,4O8
to Localized Boxing Industry
FIVE MONTHS BOXING
AS CONDUCTED By
STATE COMMISSION.

During five months New York
state flsht fans have paid &3S', fS. 70
To see boxing bouts.
From this sum the state Treasury
has been enriched slI.,I0.
About 1000 BOXERS have earned
money under the operation Of the
frawlcy law.
About 800 club attaches are reSu-
larry employed under the l'rawluy
law supervision OF boxing.
since Sept. l las a., boxing shows.
or more than 5000 bouts. have boon
conducted In this State.
There are nfty-three regularly
licensed boxing clubs In the state.
thirty-four OF which are In Greater
New York.
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three clubs IN this state there are
thirty-four In Greater New York. where
boxing lourlshes as never before.
one OF tho most interesting facts
cleaned from the records OF the commis-
sion's secretary, Charles !. Harvey. il
that IN to this week. since September
| last, Il period 81 less thnn Ave months,
Sew York state fans nave paid ST,i. ;OS 20
to witness boxing shows. OF MS the
state received ) per cent. Si,7.o.
The evening world., 1912-01-27
FORTUNE SPENT IN WITNESS
ING BOXING CONTESTS.

There are to-day IN New York state
hfty-thrcc regularly licensed boxing
clubs. nearly an q: ~h.'h luli regulnr
boxing shows. only in isolated In
stances have clubs been forced to sus-
pend their shows THROUGH lack OF pat
ronay. and In tho most ~ the others
the receipts are quito NJ to the cXpec-
~tat,ons II iiclr hackers. az the NIFTY
The evening world., 1912-01-27
SHORE pINaER FOR ATHLETES.

Fhe 'Show Ne" CUB, cOmposed 0f
athletes OF the past and present day.
who keep themselves IN condition a.
Bill Browns gymnasium. holds It's an
nuai shore dinner at whit,al's Hotel to-
morrow afternoon. A feature OF the
aIair Il a buck ana wing contest be-
tween Biz Tom Kennedy. George
Botaner and Jack Goodman, Tho thr1s
Of them have trained hard for the con-
ssst. II being out OF tnsiri yssular lins.
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BODY BLOW BEST PUNCH
TO USE WHEN ATTACKED
Difficult to Land Effective Smash on Jaw,
While Body Blow Is Unexpected and There
fore Telling, as Famous Fights Show.

Copyright 1915, sy the Press Publishing % ,rhc New York world.
-,.IE man who knows nothing about boxing Is At a great disadvantage
whcl hc is attacked by another who knows ven = little. " the
unframed man tries to defend himself at all Il Ia a certainty that
hell u.c only one blow. the Instructive right for the Jaw. and that he won't
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Of accuracy. A man who knows wha.
to expect a guard against II with
eaae. And for that matter. as n rule.
the blow Of the unskllled man hasn't
much terror for any one who has ever
boxed al eli.
Every man should know AZ least
enough abou, the gamo 20 defend him
sclf. II you are attacked by a thug In
somc dark corner or In a doorway. It's
a sure thins that the thug knows how
10 fsht. He may not be- a good Aght.
cr. but he IL willing and probably
knows enough to mako 1t very hard
for you II you don't know how to
handle yourself. Here the instructive
blow for tho Jaw IL good only " you
can land II accurately once. hard
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enough to pa. an end to the matter OF the instant. II 1t falls. II isn't
disabling blow. Look n; any boxing match ami note the great number o
landed IN The head without chect. A 10 who In accustomed &c
taking a little punching now and then can laugh a, the ordinary punch OF
the law. for he hardly feels Il.