The evening world., 1913-10-21
Now That Dan Daley Has Shown
He Can Punch. Why Not Send
Him Against Carl Morris and
Give New Workers a Chance
to See Him in Action?
Copyright 1913 hv TIE Press fuh sline Co.
IIhr MN Anra IAelILnl M.-Hll

AN DALEY OF NcwCa tie, who
Knocked out Al Palzcr In two
rounds. Is one white hope who
hasn't been seen In New York. Daley
has all the physical advantages any
fighter could need lie ls ak and
half feet tall and matches Carl Morris
well In size and strength. Now that
friend Carl has become so rough, why
not import Mr.. Daley and let them
entertain some evening during tho win
teri fail to see why Mr. Blacktons
moving picture company goes To all the
expense OF buying locomotives for CO
lsion pictures when for couple OF
thousand Il could hire Morris and
Daley to produce the same head-on
effects.
In Knocking out Palzer In n couple ~
rounds Daley has shown that he can
punch. even though IT'S likely that
Palzer hasn't recoverod-and never will
recover-the fighting form that Ms
battered out OF him by Frank Moran.
RR'SIEU CARPENTER is the most
M popular young gentleman In
.ev4 France. judging by photo
graph published In the latest number
Of la Boxe ct les Boxcurs." This
shows a smaf bronze statuette perched
on the cap OF the radiator OF an auto
mobile. The context explains that this
10 the very latest fad among auto
mobilists The statuette Is OF Car
psntier in boxing pose.
A D woI<iAST seems to be one OF
the unluckicst fighters In the
- world. His latest misfortune. the
ffacturing OF a rib while training for a
Aght With Charlie White. vii; pui him
out Of the game for several wecka And
BY the time he's ready % box again he
may be forgotten.
W0lgaat broke his arm In the frst
Aght he had after wIininI the world =
lightweight championship from Nelson.
Later. a day before a scheduled tight
with Welsh. he had an attack Of ap-
pendicitis. and the doctors amputaied
his appendix and a large ssctloi OF his
bank roll Surely the Michigan wild
eat" has had many things happen to
make him Wild.
The Giants are having hne time
trimming tho White Sox. At last they've
found an easy mark In the American
League.
A letter:
Dear Mr.. Edgren: I have read your
comment upon the football player
who Kicked two goals with broken
Bose" Don't you think It was brutal
70 kick any unfortunate thing that
had his nose broken' YEA 30.
vYILLIE RITCHIE In playing gol'uf
w Now who can say that II Is "ar
w old mans gamer Willie sayl
that golf provides just the right sor, nj
exercise for q fellow conditioning him
self to Aght Leach Cross. As william
walks nve miles to get to the links
plays two hours. and then runs nv,
miles back TO his training quarters. one
may we'll imagine that he does get |
little exercise out OF II. The only thin,
ne needs to do to make golf littl'
more strenuous Is to take along a few
pairs OF boxing gloves and have a six
round tight at each hole Golf. witt
this slight addition. should be exciting
enough for the most exactinE disciple
of athletic sport,
- At RYAN broke John Flanagan
old twelve-pound hammer recor'
= q couple OF days ago b. hurlln
the wired bail 40 lee, si-s rncnes
Don't see why he added that eighth o
an inch. Wasn't that rubbing Il int
John q little?
had the pleasure, some time ago. o
topping tho old twelve-pound hamme
record by . few feet myself. Forge
the exact figures, but believe my mar
was tT feet and some inches. wha
bush lea guers we were In the old day
compared with these modern giants
Yet haven't a doubt we threw on
chests out quite as far and were qui,
a. mucn pulled up over our small per
formances as any modern champio
can possibly be when he knocks a res
record into smithereens
A l. REICH will do a comeback
tonight That 10. he'll try 10.
started like a champion. then vi
nAttened by Carl Morris. After seem
Norris against Smith we don't blam
Al for taking the count, II was absur
to match an amateur, once remove
from amateurism. with the Oklahom
giant. This time Reich meets TIT
Logan. Tim Is strong and weight!
and handsome wtthal. hut he's no Ca
d.