The evening world., 1912-02-27

Uv80Q Of the customary Vpl1 full'A |
proposition. he'll begin 10 consider the
possibility Of thinking about glvins them
wAat they want. That's about az far
a. he cares to 80 at present. thank you.
keeping In mind the inallcnabie rights
Of the box-buying brokers and Wall
str0st maxnates. who don't eat cold sup
porU, bus dine at II l.. NJ. on a bird and
Q bottle at the walled-on or at Bust
aaybody BROTHERS. modest little place on
rostieth street.
NJ. Brush may be willing 20 leave tho
matter 20 . popular vote. not allowing
ne four hundred brokers who have al
ready warned him that they won't play
to stun the bn~liot.box.
Now, since the bold four hundred have
gottsu up their strike proclamation aud
pe0eented u 10 Mr.. Brush. all neatly
sagnsd In purple ink and tied with a
pale ~ ribbon. why shouldn't the reg
Wtaf fan have n few kind words to say?
WHAT'S the matter with getting up a
'Three O'clock League" with twenty |
or thirty or forty thousand signatures.
and presenting It to Mr.. Brush? 1t
might Do q neat idea to copy the style
Of the captious capitalists down Wall
YtIOyk Wsy ouu HoilhN lut ~ ~
nate that failure Ia comply with the
wishes OF the twenty or thirty or forty
thousand Will be followed 10y boycotting
oe the box once line by the Regular
Fans." Believe me. this would be "a far
moro momentous matter to the ball
clubs than the loss OF q few box seat
sAlss. And. shucks, For that matter
Nr. Brush wouldn't lose the box salc~.
any way. lie couldn't keep that brolcr
buach from buying boxes. and standing
W In them to let the palpitating popu-
lace zee what real class is-not II he
MOUNTED gatllng guns at every entrance
and advertised that there was "a bomb
under every box seat.
Get busy. you Three O'Clock l~.eaguers!
Jack JOHNSON gives us to under.
stand that the fail OF Abe Attcll
has set him to thinking more SER
lousy than Ii his wont. This seems to
he . hard luck year for championq.'
says Jack. o course. I expect to bcl,
Misto Flynn In two or three rounds, bu,
II he should happen to get me. I'm GO
Ing TO retire from the gane for good
and live on my capital and 70 In for
auto and %aeroplane racing
1T he should happen TO get met Can
ytu imagine Jack Johnson going out be-.
hind his hencoops after delivering that
line and laughing himself into a trance?
J. johnson knows that there's one
heavyweight he can beat IN his sleep.
without even rolling over. The trouble
liant with Flynn's fighting splrlt-he has
enough OF hat. He's full OF fight. But
Ne n tnn ANAL IN npht . IG., 80.
clever as johnson, No matter In what
corner OF tho sage brush they nn1ry
manage 10 pull this scrap OF. II ism, yo-
Ing 70 draw. because II will he absur.lv
oos-aded. Nobody wants to see Juan.
son night a man nifty pounds smaller
than himself.
for Mike Gibbons-positiycIy
~ oAnt get away from that Eel.
low-weli be delighted to see hin
cone back 10 New York. and the sooncr
the better. Next time. we hope, NJ IL,
win box some good husky mlddlowe,gh,
for that's the class that needs q
champion OF his calibr,. II Sailor Burk,
. make ls pounds ringside he'd M
Just the fellow 10 fight Gibbons mex;
That match would pack Central Pack
WV p'AhN ' AHlb lAlln Nv a.
nue. I've seen the Sailor do so niue,
rough work In the ring that nothtn,
would delight ne more han 10 h,va ,
r!ngside seat. where | could hcar tn.
"plop' OF every blow LANDED when 70
Sights Mike Gibbons Mike would CIV,
aim all the rough play he cares for. an,
ned do II In a nice, neat. woIknanIk,
manner.
OF course. Sailor Burke might land
icw "plops' himself Boz ,.t-k Ht.
that Burke Is Just ye1rning for "a chance
CEE by the police reports thl,
"prizeighter was one of the taN
robbers. | didn't know t1at th,r
were any '~prlgehghtors" In Sew YorA
Possibly the Commissioner doesn't un
3erstand the term "2rzchghtye." wh.c
properly applies only 90 one WHO n4ht
under the old London Prize Rim Rule,
and not under the glove boxing RUE
enforced by the STATE Athletic Comm ,
sion. As for this "Klnsuan." or 200.
iins.' II he ever boxed "a N.W Nor
clubs ] never heard OF II. Possibly "a
was under some other allas.
A NUMBER OF people have askc
"a me 20 decide u WAGER on Nh
Bald w.n-RrOwn scrap. don.
decide wagers. However. ! have no OF
J~ections TO saying that / saw the s.ra-
and that Il is my opinion. as ! said Yer
plainly In this column tac io.luHIn
day. tina Baldwin had the best OF A..
0aSigan Wins over Brennan.
CLEVELAND. Iel. -. Icu fai round, We
oId by Tommy uatislu o. t!Nrlaai al
knoftout Brrur "A uf llfrlr Gafi.au Ma gIl
the decision. tlou2h shout, Of dIdN tsu4nl
through the housG, A kNorGdosn iuT oa,igau
shs hr,t round scored heavily IN dselI.l. I
ssfsfst In his favor.