The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-16

oUdk 1919. by The Pres Publishing 90.
THE New York World
1W ne past eleven years Matty Bald-
Win has had many gloves tossed
against his war mask. But doubt
mat Matty ever saw them coming az
fast before A. they did in the nrst three
rssnds Of his bout with Jack Britton a,
~ u. Nicholas A. G. During those
shrss rounds Britton stood straight up.
y - close a. he could get. and snapped
- LETT over TO Matty's mouth or nose
Wery time Matty moved his feet TO
plunge In. Matty was Jared and cut.
Ne had to smile at his own helpiessness.
bsitton had enough superiority In speed
70 land every blow. II looked as II
BALDWIN would be lucky to last the ten
rounds.
But after the fourth Britton seemed
70 lose his snsp. 10 tried swinging
a's right and always missed. Bald win
learned how to block or avoid a fair
proportion Of the left hand taps. and
rushed persistently. Hc twisted Britton
around with swings that grazed his
chh. and In the second half OF the bout
sAds fair showing. The last two or
thrse rounds were tame. Britton, either
souSn WEAKNESS or Indifference. did
ais0s hghtins. but he had lead enough
nem the early rounds to make him An
sesy Winnsr. "
@NE ROUND HOGAN h.., WIN.
" bescher. hammerlng him around
the ring and stifrenin. him up on
a's heels With heavy rights In the last
Two or three rounds Beechcr fourht
. very foul hsht all the way. Al least
. Sossn times he struck HOGAN low
nrss times Hogan appealed TO Inc
f9erss to stop the fouling. but Dan
1voe was temporarily hind, IN ,hs
eisnth round beeehsr swung q hard
IeW MI. M below the bolt, that sorcsA
xsessn to bend over In distress. II ev.r
= eeasr should have been disousjined
Sof foulins Bsscher should then. Ant
~ was stu blind. or Incapable Of
u1eerSeanding . referees duty. ia
seeed asids and lot the bou, 10 nm IN
sloes oe the hissing AZ the s,,ec,.,o,.
Hogan stalled throurh the roun6 ts:
eoos out In bsttar shape for d. ninth.
80 81 oecs began trying to knock
6eoeher's head o6. Beechsr butt~N
seruek low and held with ons hsrI
Wa9e hsmmsring away Win ths osh.r
An Hogan beat him furiousIy untiI ~:
LEI bel rang. After which they hi.s.S
seaa othG-nsarly. Hogan weishe6 ia
0ssohsr II. w.
n LILY oRUPP substituted for Ne.
n Oarrou Against X. O. Brown ~
Chicago On ten hours notice. He
meee the remarkably game nsht
eseAnet nsrce odds. He was a iittie
son. while Brown was muscled ma =
Tom sharksy and evidently A. 10 frh,
heavyweight. Brown 10 n Orect ana
ne would have been q great man "a
handle the oatapult In the old days.
ne tnrew enough punches ct 0rupp 10
meek down the walls Of q city. For
tunatsiy for william he was much mora
clevcr than Brown. and he ist very few
0f them land. ~"
~ ne seventh round Brown, exaspsr-
eteo ~ being outboxed and forced m
swt96 on empty air. rushed At Drum
ana catching him around the Wait
nered him to the hoor head ART
Ofepo rose somewhat daxed, but wen,
on. The crowd booed Brown from that
moment undl the end Of the tenth. The
xcW wes probably unintsntionaL. In
his s6orts 70 end II. ana had Drum
etaeosring two or three times. The al
Louis man stuck Il out RameIv and
made strong nnish.
VO.NlGHT secs the hg show IN
Philadelphia. Rodel. the Boer,
VIII not take part In the heavy
weight tournament at the Olympia, as
ne Knocked his left thumb out on Gun.
Snet Smith and Ii unable 70 use the
hsnd. He offered to 20 In and fight with
90 hand. but his manager refused N
allow II Rodel II q left-handei fighter.
some other heavyweight will be subst,.
tuted for him.
the rest Of the card will b. IN.
changed. Luther McCarty ana lin
Flynn furnish the main bout. FLYNN
expects to g1ve Luther q hard time I'm
. six-round bout. as he likes the abort
distance. and McCarty. not beIn. a
heavy puncher. doesn't.
Oae Of the best bouts will be that no.
tween Jeanette and Cotton. Jim saw.
ege writes that he has made M lis
mind TO be dead game hereafter. ana
that bell show his new lighting spirit
AGAINST Logan Moran and White should
make Q rough fight. A large number
20 Philadelphia to Get a new line on
0cCarty. who In matched to meet Mo,
ran here at the end OF this month.
"HE Chicago City Cou III ma,
passed an order for the inspection
Of the stands OF the Oh cago Ma
e'cnaa League baseball park. to find GU,
Dow we'll they comply with the fre or.
1inAseeA The Bureau Of Fire Proven
e;co en6 Public Safety IL directed I,
Snvsg0eate and report to tho Council
!. whseher the law requiring that IN.
ai0eo ~ kept clear was observed at tn,
Chicago Pittsburgh game.
70 begins 10 look ~ II Charlie Muir.
phy16 popularity 10 on the wans In Chi.
oaOA His grounds haven't been sin.
vagl1gated" before. However. II Tn,
baa6oali stands there are not safe. tbs
bs1oee1 action Of the City Council viii
( - loorecisted by the public. which cor.
49, , entitled to all the safeguard,
- - law. Let the Chiago magnate,
GD01 Q little money.
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