The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-17

Prs . pity that the plain hogsishnsss
ito, use an unpreuy expression) Of
. come individuals should be allowed
% destroy a sport that interests every
reel man in the world. ''f
Yet that 10 Just what 10 likely to hap.
psa.
II New York We have q number Of
boring club managers, like Bill Brown.
Bfiy 0ibson. &C.. who take pride IN
keeping up . reputation for fairness and
dscsncy. They don't overscll their
houses. They aren't out TO grab every
dollar offered. without regard to the
possibility OF delivering the goodhs paid
foe. o. % "a.
Hut there are some others whose
singis motto II: Oct the money"
These fellows cause all the trouble.
bring all the notoriety. stir up the half
lseA opposition There's . hill new
being put before the Legislature IN
tended to knock out the Frawiey law.
Ten 90 one that bill will not pass. But
No from time 70 time. unchecked by
the Commission. then some other bill
win pa0.
It's all up to the State Athletic Com
NILSSON. The name Of this body Is as
long ~ its list of powers. and 30 We
usually call II the Boxing Commission"
II u nothing but n Boxing Commission,
~ h was Intended to be In the Hrst
plaes. All talk about rs regulating Of
general athletic affairs IL rot.
TIE Boxing Commission has no care
IN The world except to regulate boxing.
maks proper rules. see that they are
obsyed. provide penalties for infractions,
AAl insure the State Its percentage Of
the gate money.
nat iaa't an awful lot for men to do.
given legal power TO do II.
There's no reason why the Boxing
Commission should back and Ill aud hee.
hsw about without making and enforc-
ing rules that will protect the public.
Ths Commission can make rules
u esn enforce the rules II makes. be.
cAuss II can Immediately revoae any
boxing clubs hcense or bar any boxer.
Thsrs % no reason why the commission
should allow any promoter. no matter
what political pull he may have. "a
raa . club and run Il In the wrons
wau.
OF coufse the Commission doesn't in.
tsnA 70 do anything Hike this. II ISM
. 1olitical body. and Il doesn't need "a
~ On ~ knees before the little bosses
We pas out favors.
We, III hope the Commisston viii
hasten to show US how anxious Il u to
straighten this matter out before the
irraparable injury 10 done and boxins
Il again showed or the map In thu
STATE dor another period Of years.
~Nn Of the lighter angles Of Tues
day nighrs affair came ou
A-WsAassday. when ss~ssai ex
eitsl and indignant wrttsrs who didn
get n wrota their accounts Of the fight
On> a these expert aoc0unts." sigue<
by q gentlomsn who nevec passed tn,
doors, gave the "decison' to Cross.
Oh. well That's the way II looks'
n TEXT 10 me sat sheriff Harburgsr
I'M backed by his invading force o
vand-of deputies. During tn
brsliminAries the Sheriff. who va
thses ITO preserve ORDER" at tight d
his rangside seat In the press row an
lola me stories. when that Anarch
Ut. Hayward. was hers.' said tn
Sheriff. II heard he was going to In
buit the American nag. went to hi
meeting. He was about ak feet fou
and I'm nve feet one. lie looked dow
on mo with . snssr, You're tn
6hGin OF. New York. says he. Yes
bays ]. and Tn the king OF the dwarf
because I'm the strongest Of the dwarf
n you insult the flag III seize you
thee arms OF mine and strange 20
IN cas-; you into the -
Joot here somebody landed an Intel
Oene punch and lost the drift Of n
0hagtrs stegy.