Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-20

should De an OuuS-OH IdNOIlle anu
he should win if there is nothing
pulled off, in the fight. Jess has
beaten Luther McCarty and Soldier
Kearns and, all the other big fellows
that have so far crossed his path.
He has displayed some cleverness
and he has produced a punch that
has tremendous height and an eX-
traordinary reach and other advant-
ages over Smith. He has fought
ten rounds very fast and has shown
no particular effect of the battle
He is rather thin but wiry, and
some say he is foolisil-iike fox.
He is peculiar, but wise, and he has
been successful. That is the best
proof in the world that Willard is
not a mistake.
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On real form Smith doesn't appear
to have much of a show, but you
never can tell about those fights on
the coast. Smith has a shrewd man
ager in Jim Buckley, who has been
out there before. and who knows the
ropes Tom Jones, of course, is not
a dummy. but they put over" 50
many things in California that one
is always looking for something to
happen. II everything is up and UP,
Willard should win. Smith is too
small in the first place, and he hasn't
any cleverness in the second place
He can hit fairly well, but he is al
most sure to find Willard most
difficult proposition. The bout may
60 the limit, because Willard is not
aggressive, and Smith, with all the
advantages against him, is not likely
to force matters.
Q
Wrestling is a great sport. Yea, BIO.
How it gets by with the stuff that is
pulled" in it's fair name is mystery
Over in Madison Square last night
they were at it again-the wrestlers.
Stanislaus Zbyszko, the Wonderful
Pole" met Raymond Cazeaux, the
Terrible Italian" 1t was one OF
those things, you know. Zbyszko, Of
course, was the winner, for what
good would victory do Cazeaux, who
is not known nearly so we'll as MS
Polish opponent. And besides the
winner is to meet Frank Gotten, The
worlds champion, and zbyszko, who
has met Gotch before, and lost, sure
ly wants to meet him again. Glory
Glory! What a great house ineyl
expect in September when that big
match comes off.
c.
Wrestling is really great. The NOR
fake there is TO it the better l. is t
look at. The crowd, too, has mucl
to do with the interesting develop
ments in the contest. If the house !.
big. the wrestlers will give you ;
big run for your money. But If
, is small, as was the case last night
they cut it short-about forty min
utes, say. Yes, there was nue.
| mugging and much anger and Ca
zeaux almost run amuck-but +
didn't and wouldn't, although
looked so good and so real that yoi
doubted that even wrestlers could &C
part so thorough. 1t was well dont
Zbyszko and Cazeaux.
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The Newark Baseball Club, through
accidents and suspensions, is in tn
throes of disaster, and only tn
hardest kind of work and the kind,
elements of luck will save the Tiger
from a terrible slump. The non
sensical outbreak of Harry Swacin
in the game on Sunday surely ha
robbed the Tigers of one of the
most valuable players, and the injur
to Bert Tooley has taken away frol
the team a shortstop admitted almoi
generally as the best man at the
position in the International Leagu
So, with the breaks against us, v
are rather expecting a few defeat
and will probably not be disappointe
However, the club is a strong OF
and can stand few hard knocks ar
recover. 1t will be hot waiting II
the return of Swacina, whose SUI
pension is indefinite, but Tooley, it
believed, will be back in the game
week
O.
| With success staring him in Il
face. Harry Smith, the manager
the team, seems to have been almo
too daring. too inclined to "pick OF