The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-16

In Chicago.
TT was . frameup." said onA
WE'LL" said the other. "thsy nay
have fixed Il with 0ans 70 take We
wallop and 20 out. but you esa ees
your life nobody ever went TO Tetfy
1coovern with . proposition 70 RAE.
You night ~ well ask . Wild bull "
fake with . man In . red ceae"
repeated this CONVEX sation 70 Terry him
self. . little later.
"wsn." said Terry. II don't know
whether Joe intended TO hold bis Jaw
out for . punch or not only know !
Veot In there 70 knock him out - quick
- could and did II. ! hit him In the
bo1y ana then ON the law - hard - ]
knew hew 70 hit and II hs intsndsd 70
~ down I made u mighty easy fos
him"
That was Terry Mc0ovsrn. He always
Voot In to night his lsvel best from the
lest gong until Il was all over. The
6oAsrn habit q stAlling was unknoWn
- Terry. Thars VIZ tAay saaisA hin
- 'Terribia."
rVuRRY vas sn,y Q uetss ssasow
VAsn he Asgaa asheins. But As
= vAs wonderfully strong. He was
I'm q Irish parents at JohustoWn. Pa,
- Was brought - Brooklyn when oaly
. ba1y. His family settled b he on
0lgAA ward. the 0owaaus oeotien.
Aere he father die1 Whsa Terry va
Gnly fourteen ysass elA Terry. being
- Oldest boy. had the support OF hii
0eeAss and brothsrs and one sister n
huay hin. He left school and VIII hii
Uuun0e ecethsr Hughsy earned LIVING
- q While WITH Dsddling revte A9tes
= oon0lsVl years Of tAis hs eot poel'
~ = Q tuAbee yard ewns1 by james
Onn0nn, n Williamsburg. TAsee ~
0m4 fssanA was Charlie Aayhood
GoDosvasA ~ haaAles thseaSA ~ ~
00AAa
MaskiAg n ~ lanbse yasa. viii
- bail DiAyias ~ uttle Astie s1sr.
- aaeag ~ beyA gave Tsery Z
U1sa1iA DAyaauA although ~ tslShsd
~ - SeaaAA H hAA deep chest,
Gnoln6 she9ldsrs aad . long. stroul
-. He rounded NV ana ~ hsavy
~ tnlisatsd ashtiaS power
o. 1ay n The lumber yard . dFivsl
Go1Aaksd N. Reagan. Terry isapsd Ia
- sAFashpd the driver. . full grovr
- @You ars . good boy and grsal
y1ele ssraspsr." said FOREMAN Aayhood
lns1Asataiiy Informing Tsrsy hat ~
n1nsy AaA been raised.
-0a2Y'0 mother rather Mksd d
iAsa q having her boy able I
= defend himself. but she dldn'
a0Dseve Of ''thoss tough scrappses." D
ia AAAS
oooksd ltks . champion and offered
hraln him for the ring she sat dow
0Deu the proposition Immediately an
Uelidly. Offering 70 boz Charles ears
~ ever spoke Of such . thing aSAir
bat Terry slipped away to the old Jack
son 4. C. and for the first time In hi
Ne put on q pair Of boxing gloves an
orlsd to learn the scientific way 70 bloc
ond hit and counter. Just . few week
htee the amateur championships wsr
tsA. Terry entered. He hadn't eve
Osea q real glove fight. But Terry wa
q natural fighter. Weighing only p
hunlred pounds. he fought IN the 10
0ound class against clever and We
6choolsd boxers. He beat four OF thel
Asd won the championship. and at II
ana he hadn't . mark on his small bod,
that night he ran home and witho.
. word handed his mother the sol
watch be haA woa.
'ys little divil!" she exclaimed. Eye,
been fighting" And she started In
give Terry some old-fashionsd CORE
tisn. Terry blocked and lodged. 81
Vhsn his mother stopped through shs'
Vsarness Of arm. jumped In and kisss
Der. That ended the objections. Throus
his long flghtinx career no one vi
ever more enthusisstIc over Terry
msny successes than his mother. WhsI
over he fought away from homo be .
Ranged with sonss local Newspaper ms
- telephone the result to his wsitir
mother ~ soon ~ II came over Il
Z Woge.
Ac0ovsrn followed Dixon around IN
esvsr turned bis eyes away from hi
y ~ tvo hours A. he was leaving B
~ = Aayhee4; ''0sst, r must
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