The evening world., 1913-10-17
mcfarland and Murphy Meet
!, Again, and Paokey Is Likely
70 Furnish Nice Boxing Exhi.
|, bition.

~ AcKDY MCFARLAND ana Tommy
1uryhy meet an In tonight, this
= time n ne Garden. II will IN all
Vfe6a6fiity b ten round oout-A beau
l1fSl exhibition Of boxing given prin.
slpaily By Mcfarland.
When Packey hrst met Tommy Muir
ohy. widen was Nov. Il. 100. In Phila-
Asaphia, they boxed . neat az rounds.
Paolpsy took . liking 70 Murphy BE-
eaa,ss he wore the sAms style Of green
tnznks. and because ne was such . i
suappy youngstsr. They net again In
New York April -. iS11. IN . ton-round
oeuG Thu time Tommy tried TO force
shs dght;ng and Mcfarland cut loose |
whsn hs had Tommy nearly out he held
HIM - and stalled along without put |
ting over the nnAl punch. Murphy ~
covered and fought with has usual game
neGA Mcfarland boxed prsttily with. |
out putting too too much steam behind
his punches. satisfied to vim by q long
led on points. He explained afterwarc
that he liked Murphy. and that II II
ever became necessary for him TO knock
opponent out instead OF winning By .
clear margin he'd retire from the ring.
But they fought again In aea Fran.
cisco. Here Mcfarland made . show
Of Tommy Murphy until about the
fourteenth round. cutting him up badly
and giving him . hard beating. 10 the
establishment Of Mcfarland ~ well a.
the rangs,dsrs. Tommy showed esmark.
able rscuperating power. ana al through
the last I'VE or elk rounds fought faster
ana harder than before In the last
three rounds he delivsfsA BODY punish
msnt that worried McFasiand. who
showed signs Of WEAKNESS. Afterward
Packey saad that was his hardest dGht.
and he iaughingiy admitted he was SlaA
whom no heard the last bell ring.
Murphy has . great reputation In the
West now and can set matches Win the
best iishtwetxhts any dine on the Coast
He will doubtless maize a. good . show.
ing 20 he can In this cen rounds.
~ACKEY M'TARIAAND y . visa
younSster. Only twsnty-fvs years
y Of age On his next birthday. Nov.
], he has earned in the ring. and has
safely inverted. Q fortune amounting to
. quarter Of . million dollarA He u
Q keen and conservative business man.
Leach Cross hiss Rad habit OF sllpping
f,As hard earned money into tho stock
market. which 10 very much like tossing
Il down . drain. Pac,sy has his in
easily rented buildings and In Chicago
corporations. On Feb. I, his twenty
NTH birthday. Packsy win retire from
the ring for good and all. will study
law and devote the rest OF his life TO
mental work.
Not many boys can start . profession
u career with . quarter Of . million
dollars that they have earned thom.
selves. MoFsr.and can always look back
with q kindly feeling upon his days In
the ring.
n KIKE EASTMAN. ne wslterweight
M boxer. 70 among the comebacks.
~'@ and as Mike 10 only twenty ycars
Of 40 he feels hopeful. Mike started
very we'll. winning . number Of nghts
in . style that earned him an offer OF a
match with Mike 0ibbons. The latter.
supposed TO he a weller. was really q
hrst-class midd!ewcight. Gibbons mas
sacred the Hamilton A. C. strong boy
and eastman. discouraged. threw away
his boxing gloves and became q truck
L driver. However. the excitement OF q
U1ruck drivers life Is beginning to pal
30 Nike 4. sc.n: back 20 tao com.
pafStively peaceful environs OF tho New
YorR~>State ring. His manager. Lew
Goodman. SAYS Mike will fight Gibbons
again II the st. Paul shadow win come
down to no pounds.
A LITTER from q Frenchman:
~ Dear Sir: Reading your art,cl,
. on the smith-Carpentier proposed
match. cannot help laughing. 70,
never had an opportunity to see tn,
Frsnchman lose! The result OF tho JET
Smith-Carpentier match was tele
graphed by Jeff Smiths manager an,
some other Americans You know som
OF those sports who never lose. Th
Gpnboat Smith will have to box a bet
ter boxer than Bombardier Wells whe
he meets Carpenter. indeed, q muc
better boxer and an good a hitter, anc
besides. q game nineteen-year-old bo
Gbp can take some punishment. 70
oussft to see a man before judging hin
and don't sell the skin Of q bear be
fore. &c. &c. A BOXER.
Well. friend Boxer, Carpenter pro,
ably II q very excellent fighter. II
certainly did whip Bombardier Wells
sensational style. after being knocks
down and nearly put out himself In u
hrx round. But ! don't need to Q,
him 20 know that no has been whips
by both Frank Klaus and Billy Papk
Neither Klaus nor Papke would ha,
the slightest chance against Gunbos
In fact. I'm inclined to think that n
Gunner could whip ahem both In Il
same ring. at the same time Drs
your owu comparisons
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