The evening world., 1913-11-07
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Women Deliver Knockout Blow
10 Boxing In Venice, CAL, Their
Votes Putting an End to the
Game.

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" vet9a. Il vas AeoArea to-days
~ sAs kiSosh - fstuss bo9inS
eoosssts d Venice aA Tsssdays cleo.
- An Initiative petition 70 prohibit
oeGan6 carried oy . majority ef u out
- . totaA Of - voto cast. anA Il u
ooo1sved tAA& . majority q ths women
0uppsrtsa he pstition- The death ef
~ YSunS h he Vernon arena was
0aAs IN sfRsotivs asgumsoa ~ - anti.
00Ae eampaisnsss.
TeD = xhs arse instance d wi,Seh
TIE Asavy had Of The wsmaa
v0t1 has besn lasA a sport
WAsa womsa's suffrage passed IN Call.
essoia 4 was freely predicted mat
0@Sd b no moro boxing. no more
gambling. no more automobile racing.
- moro Sunday baseball.
Until this week. howevse. thssS has
been no addition to the minsrity nat
aaways spoosss certain branches e
sDest.
II Isn't likely thaa the opposition 90.
cessfully wASsd In ne htus town q
Venice will sprsaA over the STATE. TIE
end Of boxing In Venice was prsdSsssd
whom Bull Young (sufsfins from a
infirmity that the doctoss ovsSiooked)
collapsed IN the ring dur1s6 . boas
with willard and died soon A1tsrward
n . hospital. That accident haA one
good effect. II made promotsrs more
careful In the matter Of having boxers
physician before the contests.
II the Gentisr sex DOES 70 h tor
the control Of masculine spests we'll
soon bs invitins each Other out fer Q
b0isterous game Of chseksra
xxON the Other hanA." We A.vs
Miss Mary Duke of RAlsisA.
y. c. MiAs DUKE hAs just
been voted the patronsss Of the Trinity
College athletic field because she haa
pledged herself to use her best en-,
desvors to induce the faculty 70 allow
football again. Football hasn't beer
played At Trinity for ten or nftsss
years. Columbia students might d.
well to md . Miss Duke here IN New
York.
r CONGRATULATE both Harvard ant
Princeton on constdsring the plan I,
number the players In Saturday.
Eeme. This shows . sportsmanuk
spirit-a consideration for the specta
tore that - not out Of place even In
college meet. Yesterday ! received
letter In which was soundiy calis,
down, for suggesting that the public 1
spondsnt Indignantly ssid that the pub
10 had .nothing whatever to do wit
Harvard, football. A. tickets nj Harvar
are allotted to graduates and under
graduates. only. and ere not put on ope
rale. This = the nrst time I've eve
hsard the oseuiiar theory that Harvar
msn and their families and friends d
not form q part Of the American ''put
iio." Ny friend must b . very oi
graduate. - ehas Idea Of Harvard .,
clusivsnsss died out many years aS,
and Harvard = now one OF the mos
dsmocratio Of American cosasges.
PARRY POLLOK. manager .
Freddy welsh. writes that !
imag!nes I must have soH
gr1dge against Welsh and htmSslf.
Not at an-nevsr,A bk Of VI But T.
have To admit pm'uo4 very favoraA
impressed with the sort Of prsAs wor
that conslsta os unfair personal Abua
OF Wihie Ritche. . worbd's ohAmpio
who won his title in the ring. Also
mover IS edsEslslW tishsd 'Trsdd
W$lh. lightweight NAampien. OF th
world" without osrt1&R jnolinAtio
TO srnile-nothing mare. Words chan
p!onships are not acquired by 'clain
ing them.
As for the Welsh -sayior affair. ear
side has sent out it's own story OF tha
Pollok says WeAh was fouled. ar
that everyone present saw tho fou
That's his version. quite possibly d
true one.
NNCE in q while some on~ han.
US good. hearty laugh. No
comes one J. Johnston. who n,
sles his untame6 typewriter to the q
lowing effect:
II keep the 'Boer Warrior bu.y u
month. He meets Jack Gsysr. ID,
Daily. Carl Morris and Al Reich. r
famous Bosr expects to whip all 70
OF the above mentioned mon in sho
order. Then he will claim the heav
weight championship. as there 10 on
one man In the way then. 0unbo
Smith, whom he has beaten once a
through the incompetency Of the refer
was prevented from winning a seco
match and thereby becoming champion
II the Boer warrior" goes throu
this list without breaking any hirh di
ia AHAs hAtn ha.t.