The evening world., 1912-03-19
Stewart Has Done Plenty Of
Outdoor Work for His Bout
/ With Morris.

Cepynshs. 1919. by The Pres Pubishins o..
=. The New York World.
VI YrM STEWA Rr, who IL about to coll
iide with Carl Morris, spent the
past year. out Of doors. Fret he
did . little motor boat cruising. Then
some automobile runs around tine u
try kept him in the open until his auto
'seaught FIRE one day and burned up.
After that he took to numbering and
worked In a lumber camp for sl.B a
day. swinging an axe. Since that time
he hos been training for fights. but al
ways out OF doors.
Jim started his work for tho second
.1ght with Norris by taking a Toni hike
sAfoot through New York and Pennsyi-
yAaia. The frst three days Of tramplng
brought him to Port Jervis. ". Y,
Sighty-nine miles from this city. He
made II n RUE ~ cover thirty miles a
silay. and as no trudscd along through
Snow and rain. mud and slush. this was
no easy task. Stewart anne back as
brown as an Indian and In hnc shape
to inlsh up with a lot of boxing and in
ssvoor work. He says that his goal IL a
pght with Jack johnson. that he will
Win hat or die IN the attempt. and that
when he has captured the h championship
land tanned It until i'm eat out OF his
hand he's going TO so back to architec-
Nnre. draw plans for a fine hotel. build
leand settle down to an easier life.
.ToMMY MURPHY. back in New
~ York. says that Abe Atteii. whom
he defeated. is stii, as preat a
lHehter as he ever was. lie adds that
kinane slouched along through the
Awht with Atteil and made a very poor
0ser. Of a showing. and that In his own
AMT with Hogan (Which the referee
called a draw Hogan fought like "A
6ummy and tried TO lose on q foul to
ave himself from a knockout.
~ lrommy Is right there with the ham,
aer. Perhaps now hen tell us how he
Saupened to be knocked out by Brown
forty seconds. The inside dope on
that should make interesting reading.
0- HALL OF Brooklyn writes In 10
approve our suggestions for new
boxing rules.
But there's another thing he says.
'7Guch has been said and done for the
= protection of the promotes and the pu-
Iniist. but very little attention mas been
6va to the men who pay the bills
the public. Time and again some fuRe
o. nasco has been pulled on whereby
tho public has been buncoed. For In
stance, q show II advertised at 80 cents
and q dollar. At =. ". there's n fell
I low At the entrance. shooting. Ring
ode, -; bieachers, 81 A. p the ring
~ 10 sold out. but the barker Is snll
shouting Two and oiN.' a rube enters.
: Sligs. pulls out q two spot, and they put
HIN UP against the wall behind the
nnats mat were advertised ut 60 cents.
inter another rube. who has only n sim
..gie bean. Binsl They grab his bean
ana put him next to the two.buck rubs.
They compare notes. md Mr.. "
6uck puts w . ho,lcr at the box ONCE
ana u Given the ha-ha. Don't you think
stthers IL room for reform hSrsf Let each
club ale Q scale Of prices with the
domination. and then stand by It under
esy and all conditions. Have n coupon
Unattached to each ticket for the prosec-
tion OF the ian In case OF such 4 iasco
as that pulled on by HoEan-Cross at
the Madison. Let the representative OF
nnhs commission decide whsthRR Or not
the club shall refund the prise Of ad-
miDDIOu. IL TtioIihs nAo S0in S9tc u
augurated. with your set Of rules and
ikVelght limits. embracing the penalties
against lighters for !nfractions Of the
rules, nothing In the sport world would
b more popular than 'box-hghting.'"
-ROBABLY the greatest bowling
49, ever seen on any alley wal that
Of Jimmy Smith. during one OF
~ trips to Chicago. Smith had two
matches with local champions. with
.yQfakss Of 1900 q side. stn games ou'
p eleven TO win.
He captured both ssr1ss. rolling Jus
.aoush TO win safely In zach. DurinG
uithe second series the local crowd. which
had been ueungtng on the Chicago
champtons. made some rather unaports
1oGpauilks remarks to Smith. The Brook
Unts APPARENTLY lost his temper an
answered sh0rtiy that there want
bowler In Ohtcago worth rolling agains,
a. why" said he. II don't have TO rol
70 trim o fellows. III bot 500 I
n,so right now that I can roll a
aysrass Of 40 pins q game for te
tCtra!ght games here on your alleys tc
The local sharps hustled around an
raised the hfteen hundred IN a To-
5~oontautes. Smith put his money up an
. sake holder was chosen.
kThen he bsgan. lie started out wit
~. Dropped to s6. n then rolled 90
me second gams after that was
100 game. too. In all. no rolled Il
sshsmss WITH N average Of oeS. and 10,
games Of the ten were 800 pin games.
Malsasy Easy Cor LeughPsy.
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