The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-06
Eddie McGoorty, Young SayIor
and Ray Bronson May ''clean
Up" on Australian Tour.

TDDfE M0OORTY. Ray Bronson
and Youns sayior sisned . con-
tract yesterday for an Australian
sour They are TO sail from San Fran
cisos New. "a While In the Antipodes
ehsy are 70 meet whatever opponents
nay - selected by the Australian pro-
meter. Snowy Baker. successor Of Hugh
a MeIntosA.
hc0oorty might ~ wen - 10 Aus
eraIiA - stay here. for he has been
oarrsd from competition tor several
months By the State Boxins Commits
0ien In Wisconsin. which automatically
oass him from New York Mao hAs
little 10 fear from any tighter he may
meet % the Other SIDE Of the world.
Ss1ging from the way In which no
Knocked out Dave smith. Austraiia's
niddiswsiGht champion. here In New
Ysrk.
Young eayior Knocked out Freddy
Welsh . few days ago. which may
make him . drawing card down beiow
ne equator. The blow that knocked
Welsh out was judged . foul by the
ssfcrsA and Welsh was given the de-
asion. Many spectators thought II .
eAir blow In the pit Of the stomach.
Welsh. being . vegetarian. Isn't bomb
Oroof along the edge OF the lower RIBS.
Young ssylos 70 . pretty TAR light.
Wslgnl
~ soe Ray Bronson. ne Australians
nov his style. and like him. The three
oh0uld clean up fairly well. judging
Aom the success Of Johnny Summers
end other English boxers who have been
Aa1sd - champions down below.
II ov. II On American track team Of
four men sails for Australia too.
II hAs been q hard thing 10 find
Gsch IN extended athletic trip. Jim
Powers. D. A. L.. will take care q the
distance runs He's American mile
champion. having won his title by takins
~ mile event In the United States Ma.
veaai championships and the Canadian
oAampsonshi, Aivah Meyer. while not
b. any means the best sprinter In this
country. 10 q fairly fast man and Q con-
olstent performer. Ruric Tsmpleton OF
~ Olympic A. c. Of San Francisco
rams the hurdles In fast time. Reginald
Caughey. while not listed among our
national champions A. . weight man.
oemss from Ukiah. Cal. which town has
lsvsiDped many first clAss hammer.
tArowre ahd shotputters.
TAess boys viii hardly show what the
United States can DO In an Olympic
0sst...g. but they will give Australians
Q very falr hea Of American traininl
90 competing form and methods, which
= juss what the Australians want Aus
tAAa y anxious TO develop athletes To-
foturs Olympic mects. and for this rsa
ooa y paying the expenses Of the visit
~ sssm. rhsres . wealth Of ati,istt
AT - IL .A~ -
perfect for athletic competition. Tn
Only reason Australians haven't mad
Q stronger showing In the world compe
tition 10 that up to date they have g,ve'
much more time and attention 20 foot
hAM ana cricket than to track athlstici
~YiLLIE RICHIE 10 being ooache
w In the intricaoiss Of the Ne,
York BOXING ruiea Leach Croi
has learned an about them through har
experience In California. whore Ritch.
hsS done most Of his tghtinS. boxss
Wort under straight Queensberr
rules" protecting themselves In n
Sreaks and using one or two punch,
that are Theoretically barred her
Being bound BY unaccustomcd reguli
lions may be q slight handicap Il
Richie. but not enough to furnish a
aiihi II Leach lands his haymaker.
II b said that In this contest q
sulss will be enforced. This viii be
ncveity For months the referees
this town have been turning their biir
SIDE toward infractions Of the rule
lisqualifyins foul lighting boxers On
n n the most sxtrsms easssL
DOB CLARK tsiephoned IN about b
heavyweight Soldier Ksarns D
- Bob, ssxxee;
"I'l give Gunboat q present Of Z!
the minute he steps into . ring vi
KearnA I have . feeling that Their,
oae man on earth the Soldier can Tic
cad that's the Gunner. 0unboat on
claimed that he had X. o. over Sold,
XAarns, but he didn't explain that