The evening world., 1913-04-23
. o-NIoAT Young 0h0grus ~
Johnny Lore two os he bes
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O-NI0A1T Young Uh01r0o a0A
Johnny Lore two os he best
= local iigAtwsaGAts. ere 70 Eat
az eut ct The II. Nicholas. This = .
more important battle IN ~ beartue
0n the future iigAtws' sht situation, than
ssy In whicA Cross and the ress Of the
Oh time mob may take part Ohugrus
10 enc Of the olsvsres; little fellows Svsr
developed here He 0utboxsa Cross ana
has been taking on Ill the hard euss
In the ightweight class ever since be
developed beyond the featherwsight
iipit II wuldn't b at all surprising e
shusrus bsoAms . iightwsi0ht ehaiIsn.
ger With 0eim - geod - anyoas's,
withia . few months.
The same may b said Of Johnny Lore.
whose ring Appearance have bs6a ga.
sAtional Rsosstiy Lore wsn< = New
pinSs iron ID ne New orleans pspSrs
prove hat 10 whipped Mandot thor.
oushly. not eth . lucky punch In
" tsath rouad after being outpslutsd.
but h every round Of the ten. Al
tteaUh 2Aadet 70 . great favorits In
ID home tovn the writer's admitted
tAAt 10 had besn outclasssA By ~ boy
sngpoesd b y = New York second.
reaok." AAy hGhtwsisht VINO can "out.
Ws .. W"" wHchius.
!. o. Of the ether bouts brings W
agvtAsr Phii Crsss and Young Jack
: 01s1ea. Who = NV . weltsrwsight
yAnag yack - not ooas much light.
- - to3a He We pushed ahead
~ fast - re start. met too many
- oo had tottsrU. and needed . rest.
-W3h his clovernsss he should d we'll
- - WSltsr class, wt1oh isn't over.
dowes4 w1eh Sod boxers just now.
Vo-o0oR0OW nishe ths New Yort
YacA& Club WI Aos uron Oh
= Thomas Lioton's Iassst chai.
AGo. Il seems impossible thak any
WaS can - 1Dund to avoid accsptins
TIE Bngllsh sportsmAn's dca this time
lAp1oo has leN ell the conditions Wid<
- HlS latest Shamrock will be In
- ring REGARDLESS OF finxs!ds weight
6AnAasss. clsan breaks and al othsI
toeAnicalttiss. Il Will require some
Wytgg1ing to ut out Of this match.
~vHD asAt eaas are bsgtnains h
class Willie Rienlas among th,
- chsmpioos Who develop A0dgin1
. Ne highest perfection.
DvsrywhsrS that Willie appears OF
~ vaudeville circuits out West. tn
young lady sporting writer's grow hys
terical over his gentiemaniy character
istics. his bs-yOutifui grammar. hi
lovely eyes and the hish.brsd way Il
which he parts his hair.
but this Doesn't advance WINE
s so.:s., p. s !: nsA''ns man. wA'
It's all very well to remind the sport
Ing public that July 4 10 q good nigh
date. But why wait for July = whe
there u all Of May and June Ou
aheadf
- yCHARD KLEGDS. zho stAsts
II the boxing craze In France.
now busy introducing Europe
baseball. He has organised an Int
national Baseball League" with . ct
cult including London. Paris. Bsrli
Brussels. Budapest. Vienna. Mon
Carlo ana Nics The hrst games vi
no played In Paris between IN Engiil
team picked from the players In NIL
London L.ssts;i clubs. ana al Anne
lean nine imported from New Yer
Europe's nrst baseball season opens
Aiay.
Not seeing enough action ahead
baseball to demand tWenty-four hou
day Of his time Klesin has signed ,
the suto-polo players for sixteen wssI
IN Europe. His contracts there bsg
with three days Of play At the excl
sivs Ranslagh Polo Club Of London. Il
patrons Of which include King 0sor
OF England. Alfonso Of Spain and h
sx-King Manuel Of Portugal. An
piayiag In London the auto-polo tear
win show In Paris. at the Exposition
0Asnt. and In Lucerne.
Xlsgin has O. habit Of "showinl
Amsrtcan stunts to Europe. When
kaA made . great success OF 'boxil
shows u the Hippodroms In Paris. u
q Nice and Monte Carlo. French pr
aotees teok up the sport and develop
> ~ oppoeltion. Nov they have Q
Onalssd yiyal BASEBALL league. 81
= start staying games n Nay. II
= = 100000 league. WHY Klsun's
z tIH 49,