The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-06
By CHARLES W. SWAN
BOTH HERE AND
ELS E w HE R E

The victory of the Analostans at Phila-
delphia speaks well for the coaching Of
Hecox, who has been training the boys
for this event
The crew was originally known as the
Technical High School eight. and under
that name won two races on the Po-
tomac, defeating the Baltimore City Col
lege aggregation and the Potomac Boat
Club outfit
Quaker City, all things considered. as
the following scrib. culled from the
Record, will show:
Analostan won the junior eight-oared
shell race. defeating their fellow-towns-
men. Potomac Boat Club. by fully half a
length IL ia, the latter crossing the line
three seconds later. Potomac shot ahead
at the mile, but Analostan rallied and
won in the last few hundred yards Six
crews started. four representing this
city. The race was q battle the entire
distance between the National Capital
rivals. Analostan held No. position for
the west shore, while Potomac's water
was on the extreme east. Both the
Washington crews rowed in splendid
form and finished in superb shape. An
alostan was somewhat sheltered from the
stin headwind, while Potomacs were out
In the middle of the river. Peters Island.
quarter-mile dash. Analostan was ahead
by a slight margin. coming under the
trolley bridge. which marked the initial
quarter mile. Potomac on the east were
in good position. somewhat sheltered
from the wind. but the coxswain steered
across toward the center Of the stream
few yards in advance of Ualta and
Crescent. who were third and fifth. I'm
dine being fourth on the extreme west
et1< II MI -
center Of the river. At the two-third
mile point. Analostan appeared to be
one-half length ahead OF Malta. Po-
tomac being third and Crescent a close
fourth. At the mile. Potomac spirited
and pushed their boat q few feet ahead
Of Analostan, Malta and Crescent bat
ting bow and bow for third place about
three feet hebind. The final quarter
mile was hard ordeal. Analostan win
ming out.
Kid Sullivan, the local boxer, who
earned decision over Danny Lewis at
Ardmore last Wednesday night, would
like to give Danny another chance in
the ring
There has been so much talk about
the fight that I would like to meet him
again. said Sullivan last night. II feel
fast, as am at present In great shape
The cut over my eye. which bled a good
bit In the fight with Lewis, was caused
by Swats Adamson three days before
the bout. and had never healed up right. |
bleed q good bit anyway, and can
honestly say that I was in good condi.
ton when the fifteenth round ended"
According to Referee P. r. Oconnor,
the decision was the only possible one to
give There has been some little talk
regarding the awarding of the bout to
Sullivan. and Referee O'Connor states his
side of the case, Is follows:
Lewis blows were not effective. Sufii-
van. on the other hand. while not landing
as often a. Lewis. hit q much harder
blow. and was the aggressor. His blows
carried more punishing power than Lewis.
Lewis was clearly knocked down In the
second round. while Sullivan held him
up IN the third In the thirteenth he was
knocked down again, and took q count
OF nine The last round was fast but
sullivan got IA some telling blowa The
flrst minute vas even. the second minute
was Lewis. while the third was Sullivan's.
He hammered Dapny.s mount and nose
hard. In Danuy's own corner"
Danny Lewis II not saying word. Az
usual. he 10 keeping his thoughts to him.
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self, but It IL q safe bet that he would
like another chance at Sullivan.
Danny n one Of the cleanest boxers In
the game today. SQUARE - . die. Lewis
- popular With ALL and when the de-
cision was given against him. he aid not
sayea word
Lewis advances reason for staying ON |
the door for the count of pine In the
thirteenth round HERE It b: In for
mer bout with sullivan he was unhal- |
anced, and when coming up. Sullivan was
over anxious and hit before be was on |
both knees. He figured to come up |
slowly. and II Sullivan came close, to |
funge It him with his right hand. Then |
K Sullivan ducked the blow, Danny.s
ws1Bht would have carried them both to |
The Noor. A. Sullivan stayed away, he |
took . count Of nine for the opening.
When ~ CoSb Learned that Joe Tack.
son. had taksn from him the hattingl
Of the Amssican League, ryI
Huh. I don't care TN bsati
him out. II be hatD 30, tn fnish De
season with In. When THE va com.
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