The evening world., 1913-06-14
Wke and Tom Gibbons Win
Easy Bouts Over Young
Ahearn and Jack 0enMno, Re.
spsctlvely.
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- R6KD GIBBONS and his brother
MI Tom had . nice little gathering
ava party At the Garden last night
u WaA very soft for Mike and Tom.
3oeksvoiit has nothing on the Gibbons
opU0s8 when II comes to getting the
o1saened Increment.
Net that Il was entirely unearned.
~ Nike and Tom each won bout. IL
Wap simply funny that any one would
~ Q large sum for such . small task.
NJ carpet heater has 10 work harder
- hours Q day than Mike did through
~ slevsn minutes with Young Ahearn.
~ prophested In this column, the
moorA turned out to be no match at all.
= vas absurd to expect Ahearn to give
oebeens . night Packey McFarlano' q
ooAe lishtweight. had no trouble In
1mDeking Ahearn out. Gibbons. fast
u1Adlewelght. found II even easier.
~ three rounds Ahearn jabbod CID
- very neatly. while Mike smiled and
Vnlksd around the ring after him. The
- made Mikes face fiush. but that
- Ill. Mike kept walking In ana
Aheasn kapt On scootinY backward and
sunnln9 - he went. until In the third
pounA Nske snapped . hook to Ahearne
~. Aftsr that Ahearn ducksd ana
Auphod. He tried 10 stand close 20 that
ynke couldn't put over . hard one. ana
- ApSbed under . number Of wsai
m>ane punches very neatly. drawing
- applause. But In the fourth A'ke
aneAsl Young AhsArn again. ana maze
- weeble . little. From Ahsarns
SDeesslon Il was evident that he was
nln,Eans deeply. He SEEMED TO b won
Hneing II AghtinG was business. aftsr
~ And then Mike tapped Hun again.
Aneasn SLID sorward and rolled into
1S5forlsbis position nat on his back'
~hero he reciined a. motionless %
nunmy until after the end Of the ten
oount.
Many OF the spectators were strongly
lsoorssssd with the idea that Young
Ahearn took Q dive" II surely DID
49, hat way. Don't blame him. He
~ outclassed entirety. ana ths
~nn1ch" was ~ absurd a. It looked 0"
i len gibbons had harder time with
1oek penning. Jack still has that eiu-
80 way about him. He looked 10
eUkward that he invited punches, but
- reached him In such way ~ 10
H1Rsrsnge his smile. Tom hooked holes
- TIE cir Cor ten rounds. anc on rare
oaHG6ous manssd TO land glove on
IOunning. DeaninG jaboed . little ana
49, On the move. Tom Gibbons easily
InSoevoa TIE decision on the strength
q aogrsssiveness and ability TO 40
vna4 aghting was done. He had all o.
SHhs's action. and Mike Was IN. ms
- poRoE coxEY. who likes to boz
IL with people Just to Impress them
- With the uncertainty OF things
81 scare them into getting their lives
ingursd. handed me the following letter
non Jim CofRroth last night. Conroth
b tAs San Francisco hght promoter.
Wrote James:
eve are all scramybilns for the
] olg Aght on the eth OF July. Just NJ
oroecnt another promoter tMccarey
kas the better Of II. a. he has Cham'
Dlon Richie signed. Rivers or Muir
4 shy are his most likely opponents.
Rivers won't let Ritchle come In bet
tsr than IN at or rather three hours
oGeore ring time. Nolan wants the
weight early In the morning. at hrst
aGnElng for rs pounds at 10 A. NJ"
A-HERE we have the true inward
ness Of Ritchie. as disclosed by .
= real promoter. Richie has out.
grown the ightweixht class. McFar-
iand told the plain truth when he said:
(. ''WHus and weigh just the same. and
Il 10 even harder for him to make
Weight than for me. because he'i
ysangsr.'
nitchie wanted to meet Rivers weigh.
iDg IL pounds IT 10 A. NJ. lighting
Dreaamably. at 3 =. N. II Richie could
make the l33 pound lightweight limit
singaAe. without too much trouble. he'd
want 10 have Rivers do the same thing
He can't.