The evening world., 1912-05-16
kNbane Used Trick Punch on
Burns Taught Him by CIeve.
hand Sporting Writer, Who
Attended Fight.
ospsnsht. 1915. b, The Pros pubiishius Co.
fTha ~. ynxk ua.,h

tThs New York World
"YALTER KELLY. tho Cleveland
w sporting writer. 10 n great friend
" of Knbane's. Walter came
from Cleveland 70 see the champions
hght with Frankie Burns
"kIibane thinks nghtinS 10 the great
81 amusement in the world" said Kelly
- . friend in tho next scat. Tie and
j have gone through = few stunts to-
0sthsr. Once I showed him Q trick OF
istting tho other fellow start . left
hook. breaking the force Of tho blow by
showing his right hand against the left
shoulder. and then snappinx his fist In
against tho chin. Sec him laugh when
hs pulls chat on"
A few minutes later Kilbans worked
hessis back into the corner near Kelly.
fslntsd him into leading. showed his
shoulder sharply and neatly Clipped
ysonins "a the chin. Then he stepped
II close and smiled broadly down at
Nsny over Burns's arm.
Sec THAR" said Kelly. delighted.
@AL DELANEY. Kilbans's sparr1ns
partner. who fought In the semi
- fnai and helped mako Il more ex-
citing than tho big bout. was around
tsvn yesterday afternoon without .
mark 70 show for Al his hard slam.
miAs. Delaney II a clever little fellow
Of ninstssn. II he sticks with Kilbane--
which. Of course. he Wilhelm have
something 20 say about championship
titles within . couple Of years. Al pres
sat No weighs only II pounds. but he
RS the frame Of q lightweight.
RACK JOHNSON 10 training for that
~ aght with Flynn. and Flynn. down
~ In New Mexico. 10 startling the
herpsd toads At o'oiotk every morn.
lag going out for his days road work.
In splto q tale ueWs-sent out daily By
cur)sys publicity burssu-l fail to zee
M sverwhs,ming excitement over the
oUat. Hsbody 10 asking how many
s0seisas win 20 from Nov York. and
abort that any one has engaged q. Pull
mah berth for the trip OF written TO
La vSgss for hotel ascemmodations.
This = ths natural result Of match.
ing the snallsst heavyweight In AmAriea.
hgsinst the black champion. Every one
knows that Flynn WIN b outwdghsd
by about nifty pounds. II would be a.
! wen TO match Johnny Coulon against
sam Lansford.
There's only ono way tho promoter
could possibly make money out Of .
Aght that won't draw = trainioad OF
spsetAtoes. II Johnson would kindly
agyOs 70 make . beautiful night Of II
fer ten rounds or 80. and then 70 down
before . spectacular wallop on the chin
- in the pitt" and then get up only
70 Ss knocked down again. about sig
tiunes. nnahy wrigg1ing about and CIV
|. ing heroic imitation OF the dying glad
iatss before being counted out II
johnson would do that. the moving pic
/ tasss might b worth few million
. dollars One condition. of course--Jack
, would have TO 10 through his little piece
7. - dsverly that the public wouldn't
''gst wise" II the public did get wise.
Of course. tho pictures wouldn't bs
worth much But n the acting WAS cisv.
sriy Done . percentage Of the picture
moosy. With = guarantee Of q hundred
thousand or 90. might be an Involvement
even 70 IN honest champion who ha,
often pulled" for betting and other
ooposss. but has never yet laid him.
sself gsntly down to listen to the coun,
ot esn.
Y0GENY COULON, the bantam
weight champion. u an officiall,
acknowledged hero, Johnny wa
ID New York when fifteen years Of age
and while walking down near the Eas
River one day happened to pass IN,
pier ak the foot of Thirty-stxth street
Tfds wss July q. 1905.
A ax-year-old boy named Edwar'
KAAs fell into the river frcpn the en-,
Of the pier. Couion. hearing the erie
tor help. ran down and jumped are
ths boy. DaNng. he found him unde
water and swam 10 the pier. where tn
ptiss were too s,ippery to hold. A rop
was thrown 10 little Coulon, who cAugh
Q loop In the end OF II, and was haule
cut q the water with the boy IN hi
0ip Bat the boyv on the pier couldn
haul hlm TO the top. They drew him u
hAll Nv and then dropped him agar
In ths fan Coulon lost his grip on IN
: bsy. H dove until he found him axaiI
This time he was ''au in." but manage
70 hep UP untr three tcsmsn came I
the wharf and hauled him up. with III
rssossA 10y In he arms.
s.She. ttlnx that scared me-" -,
CssAos. IN DESCRIBING Il, was jump,n
tito IT, river. My mother was . Ne
terk Oh and shs had often told n
tat tn East River was full Of shaa1
Aad posOsisss. and that the porpois,
NUuld ouno yeu to death II you wei
snons khsm."
rer tias cot couApa wHs awarded
medal by ConSrsss. under the ACT
yNas =. 1N He prises that med
I, sbovs al the other souvenirs that ha'
como to him since he became champio
1nesseal Te-Day. 4 p. n. n, =. Amt