The evening world., 1912-05-01
woIeast Has the "Roushins"
Idea Of Training That Jeffriss
Always Followed.

CepyhsAt. 1919, b, fhs Pros PublsAise o.,
The New Yosk W,rld),

cspyhsAt. 1919. ;, ne Pros pubisAiss o..
The New Yosk w,rid).
4 d wOL0AST IL ''roughing Il" IN
"a preparation for his night with
Rivers, the marvellous Mexican.
Woigast 10 ~ great . believer IN
"roughing II" A. Jsffries vas IN the
old days. when he carried the heavy.
weights VI the world before him II .
rush that nothing could resist.
When training for his tight with Owen
Moran the Mghtwetght champion went
up Into the wooded mountains near
Lake Tahoe. In the California sisrrasL
This hke 10 one Of the finest In the
world. II lies In . great hollow between
mountain ranges. surrounded by peaks
covered with eternal SHOWS. the brsezes
that blow across Il heavy with the odor
o: the pinsa
Wolgast's daily programme consisted
of "roughtng It." For four weeks he
dldn't veal . shirt or Q sweater. but
spent hours every day running up and
down the mountain ssides In the hot sun
iisht. He grew blacksr than . Mexican
or . Washos Indian. From the waist
~ the sunlight soaked into his bare
akin and save strength and health and
paiAbiiity to the muscles underneath.
That was wolsast's theory. At any
rate. He always has been Q believer IN
ths benent Of Q good course of baking
while training. He 10 naturally dark.
and he doesn't peel" The pigment
sathsrs In bis skin until. with his wiry
hisck hair and dark eyes. Il 10 diacuit
to - that he 10 . white man.
Sunlioht isn't s~vsrything In his train.
Inc. He does . lot Of hard work. Ana
.ssees nothing In the world like noun.
;aia climbing for putting . man into
coalition Ia night. 1t gives strength
q endurance TO lungs and muscle and
heart. a twenty.miis run on level
Ereund 10 nothing to . man trained 10
spend his days h~ot.fooslng Il over this
rountains.
Wolsast. IN training. doesn't DO much
boxing. He argues that In 1 short
three or four weeks no isn't going TO
add to the knowledge and skill he he's
GAINED In . hundred ring battles. What
lie wants II strength and quicknsss OF
hand and foot and eye. He gets tha.
without boxing. and he doesn't hurt mis-
hands.
r EACH CROSS 10 puxsied. The
trouble il that IHachie. by his
recent performances In the ring.
has attained such . degree Of promi.
that sundry and various near,
champs think II would materially a'd
ah~o~ A.~.~~-. ~~A ~ .--t- Sa
thsiS belts. Leach II offered matches
with X. o. Brown. Freddy Welsh and
+. Matty Baldwin. A. for Leachie. while
he'A delight In accommodating thess
gentlemen. he has q notion that Woigast
Is about his sise.
ira make weight for wolgsst." sayi
Leach. ''Or ia make ~ pounds eol
McFariand. OF course I know tina,
Pscksy Il the clsvsrest tighter in tn,
husinsss. and that very likely he'd Co
the best Of II. But ia have = chancs
l might drop the right punch over OF
him. and then I'd get . lot Of glory
I've sivsn him " hard lights and Tn
not afraid to try again."
A. for Brown. Leach beat him once
ana thinks he could repeat. Bu
browns mAnag wants Leach to max
in pounds ringside or within q coupl
Of hours for X. o.
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49,. 49, $50
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n.....,..,an q, ra~,.ns.
tina. everybody want. to take pune
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