The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-19
Old Gunboat Smith and Al PaIzer
Furnish Bombardier Wells
! With All the impressions He
b About to Write Of American

b About to Write OF American
0pvvtsst. 1918 .m TIE Pr~a Publishing Co.
The New Yort World
- DOR BOMBARDIER WELLS. has
tily returning TO England. Ia about
TO write a book givinx his impress.
sions Of America Enslshmen usually
~w1<e their impressions" after staying
here . few hours.
TIE question 10: Has Bombardier any
Impressions OF America? He left 90
many impressions behind. or deprcssions
different places whore he fell-that Il
seems unaesly he can have carried any
Awav with him. And than Bomby
wasn't szactiy In an impression receiv-
Ing state Of mind during part OF his
stay. Hie earlier impressions. too. must
have been Jared Loose when 0unboat
landed ttat right
However. we'll read tho book. n we
we're - Interesting to Bomby a. no was
70 W itishould make GOOD reading.
THE 6ckieness OF popularity never
pas better demonstrated than In
. the wells's case. Bombariisr came
here iest year and gave Paiser q ter
rihc beating before Paiser got him In
the tilrd round. His showing was 20
unexpected that he drew . big house
with Tom Kennedy . little later. He
stopped Kennedy In very clever style.
Returning this year he was given srsas
receDtion By thoss VINO haA admired his
Sonuer exhibitions. He started well
vita 0unboat Smith. apparently being
able TO handle 0unboat a. ne pleased
IN the first round. and ran Into . IN.
ishiS4 wallop In the second. Imms.
ldiaaeiy the rinssids crowd forgot that
lWe,s ever had shown any class. ana
pronounced him . lemon Of pursst ray
tserena Next week Bombsrdise Wells
probably would have drawn . few nun
7drsA psepis 10 natchsd against asy goed
tsavywsight. Such 10 popularity. u
bws,ls hsA . heavy Jaw and ~ OF
Ieoposr-fastsaed ribs. now. he'd -
,posuaae hsro to-day. rolling In o6srs
7 running into the tens Of Thousands.
.h-In trouble with Wells" said
Smith yesterday, is that
he's too civiiissd-too much
Of Q gentleman to b. ~ rough -
fightsr needs TO be. When We got into
.ths ring saw that wells had tape on
sAis haHds. Ny manager went over and
sails. Here. Smith hasn't any tAps on
his hands. Where do you come In to
wear IT, t..
"'Oh,' said Wells. ~ you have any
objection I'll take II right or Say.
san you imagine me taking tape on my
hands u I wanted 10 wear ~ Huhf'
w could not
~. SMITH Ia a, heart a profession.
II. al. when he won his nrst
~ asht IN the Navy. and received
a medal for u. he rushed ashore to
the nearest pAwnshop. And whom the
fpawnbroksr refused to advance seventy
I'VE cents on the medal Smith retired
10 his ship again In deep purple dis
gust
A. that know n few amateurs
around these paris who haven't much
on smith.
A Be ArrELL has been COINS
"a around town In big red
= sweater Of late Just to show
mat he really II training hard Tor his
come back"
I'm one fellow who can come back,
said Abe confidently couple of nights
ago, asver stopping TO think how man,
p6ooA men have said the same thing.
.'Yes. 1 can come back. When Ollie
H,rh saooped me 1 hadn't done A day
trin,,k because 1 Thought I could =,
.,on~ ana TRIM an than suck.rs vithou
A, wh., : sot ,ite1 Out In lesa tina,
.,x rouna~ I ihoue,t I was All IN. IN
m.A. . vu..h. NM. hard ,,ainIn,
hs. .hown mo I'm, as good az ever. AN,
IN nrovs 4, ,vh.n I mae, KIRK wedn.s