The evening world., 1913-09-25
Weight Of Public Sentiment With
Boxing Commlssio for Ke.
fusMe to Withdraw lts Rule
Against "Mixed Bouts"
0spVnshl ielS, b rhs PYsa Puhiishins O..
tn Nos Yofh World.

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Boxing Commission has re-
= fused - withdraw its rule
a9ainst mixed bouts"
Whatever the result II this matter 10
thssshsd out In the courts. there's no
oou0t that the weight Of public sent.
mont y with the Commissioners. The
Ovbho would pay Its money to see .
xang1Drd-Smith contest. but even those
We pay and look on would do 30 with
- Inward dlsapprovai Of tho match.
II he public know that an aviator was
ooing TO fall . mile into New York
ooy ~ . certain hour curiosity would
Mag out . crowd. That wouldn't indi.
eats that the crowd wanted the aviator
- fall. or approved Of Q flight sure to
80 IN such an accident.
With his limited experience. 0unboat
emeth would have only q l.2 chance to
eeee Langford. He wants TO meet the
negro because . victory would make
nm one Of the biggest money. gctters
y the ring. He's willing TO gamble
1sd night II he had . chance, and IL
wsu!o make an exciting spectacle
vnsther he lost or won. A number Of
Ssees-nons Of them In Oupboars
49, we'll admit-havs fought Lang.
tceu mere with the same Idea. Did the
Snessesss leave with any feeling Of
yseeepre after Langford had battered
Ath' or Tony Ross. or jim Barry !?
0AcxEY EFARLAND has ,ust 70.
turned from . visit to q friend in
cayviiis. While there no went TO
0caI gymnasium and boxed with tvo
yeeassters who had puw!listic smbi-
oees. Packsy didn't tell his name. and
happened that he wasn't recognised.
Asses the bouts one Of the boys cams
- Packey and said: Say. young fol.
~. Why don't you 70 In for boxing ?
II ~ you could lick some Of those reg.
SaAs psofssslonais."
2 10 FLYNN has q ,,,,l. propo.,,,or
70 lay before Mike Glover, whose
OVERWHELMINGLY has been criti.
ea1lng Johnny kid" Aiberts. Flynn
. - . signed letter from Glover TO q
9estoa promoter In which he says he'll
match Mike against any one but Al.
oeetA whom he won't meet under any
egeamstancsa III post 500 TO Eiarsn.
] ~ . 80 forfeit for Q match between
Aleests ana Glover" says Flynn, "the
0Aseh - b held anywhere that q de.
0oeo can - given. He can have H.
SADss take ALL The only reason h,
: ~ 1eASsd Albsrts II that he has seer
~ IA 0Sht and knows he'd have nc
: 01Anes against him."
: PALE y starting the football, sea
con with more vim than usual
- for Yale has defeats to ayenge
{ ~ Bulldog 10 determined to beat Har
! Oae0 this year II II takes Q leg. "
- ~ Gays Yale could rest easy OF
~ pfsstisa. but the old time football
ooAAogs weren't Of the rest.easy kind
~ drove the Yale machines at -,
I Oooe1 night ~ to the last game OF tn
0oaoea. OF late Harvard has beef
oUee1ae In heavily on the Blue In foot
hAil BASEBALL. rowing. track athletic
- Gross country running. II va!
AosGa't make . desperate night Of
, XASe VIII b runner-up again.
a PPARRaTLY the crop Of whit
hopes 10 growing larger ever
= - DAY. From Chicago comes . 10,
~ calling attention to one Joe Col
hoavywsight champion Of Missouri. Co
= oalA 70 be feet ~ inches tall. tn
description goss on: HE has had thirty
~ battles. and has defeated Jess WI
las1 N ave rounds and Mike Schreck
three. He y great boxer. possesss
Q geod kick IN either hand and 10 fas
He y open 10 meet any heavyweight
The world. GunbOat Smith. Carl Morr
OF any Of the topnotchers. lie 10
champion swimmer and can run II
yards In ten seconds"
Just what good It would do 4 night,
matched age inst 0unboat Smith or Ca
Norris to be q great swimmer don
kSow, but the ability TO run 10 var,
In ten seconds might help q whole lot.
~ -ANGO FOOTBALL" n0r