The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11

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orA Ioytu8s " Ooo2 IN AorA-
vi1ls after . successful season with
~ ponies at Juarsa. He has . lot
q pesos and . lot Of rafting Sod
SERIES. ira hate 10 - anything
ha0osn 70 villa, the Mexican rsbsi
Dso1sr." says Sam. Hes IN lail.rouad
spegG He mixes his amussmsnts
W1eA the tsrrors Of battle and seems
70 take both with the same sense Of
saseyment. When his troops entered
yuafss they were allowed FREQ rein
80 soon had tho place looted, but
v1la gave striot orders to Keep hands
- anything American. and that. Of
sonAoss and clubhouse. He never
nlsssd . race during the luil after
IL capture Of the city. Ono day he
- tip on horss In the third racs.
Toward the close Of the second race
= sUbel cavalryman xalloped up to
~ entrance Of the track and breath
lessiy demanded TO be presented 70
e.. villa. "The Federal troops ars
auoroachlA6' aid the nsssenseS.
y sWsal." said villa, 'Ist 'sm come.
VEN meet EN- after the third raoe."
~ race wa run. villa caSAe4 ~
~ mounted bis cayuse anA gal1opoo
0WN1. A few minutes later the guns
~ through Athlons."
~HE news Of the death Of 'Br1'
-
one of the clevsrest and most
rsopscted OF American sporting writ
On. viii b . sad blow TO all Of hla
many friends. I have always had q
kindly feeling for "Uncls Biil." A
loag time aso. when In college AK
1ooking around for some way to ad<
- my small income. for ! was WORK
~ my way throuGh, I went - tn
18aminer once IN San Francisco an<
ssesd II the papsr couldn't use SOM
estlsles on college athletics. I wa
eant IN TO SOC "Bill' Naughton. anl
In never forget the kindly why II
Which he received mo. the twinkle Il
~ blue eyes a. he peered over hi
o1oases. and the patience with whicI
~ 6avc me good advice. He d.,
nsee than that. He gave me my firs
sAancs 70 write. and was kind enough
70 aAy I'd make good"
~uol" Naughton took me over :
60 Bob y1tssimmons. then trainin
Tor his flrst fight with Sailor Sharks,
an1 Initiated me into the mystcrie
a the fighting game" He was
Uoe1 scout. "Btll" NAushton, u gree
~. free-hearted sort Of man, an
80 OF the best writers that ever d.
asgl6sd . nGht In a ring. He can,
heFe from Australia, bringing Pete
yGboDOn over 10 hght Sullivan. H
Msw ~ the great old timers. an
~ all knew and respected him e
~ AlrnsGs ~ well ~ his ability.
I'm COFFEY II . splendid physics
specimen. He has . lot Of spec
y fer such big man. and the va
- has improved. - shown In h
bGae with Lsvinsky. shows that !
~ the brain a fighter needs. Il
=. 1o1nAt WITH caution. yet plenty
eq1Bosstvencss. This boy will NAL
~ mark.
YCRES something new In Il
boxing line. Freddy Hicl
sE fought Dave Daniels at Fliu
Mich. . couple Of days ago, Al
1neeksd Daniels out In the ssco,
round. II was . hard knockout.
MI staggering the Flint man and
rtsht hook on the tip OF the chin {.
tshine the job to Hickss entire 20
Ssfaction. Seeing tina; the cou
nlght be a hundred as easily
''tsn." Hicks returned to his corn
donned his bathrobe. and stepp
through the ropes to leave the rim
~ this moment w jumped I
7oAev1A. who ordered Hicks to IT
vteh1n the ropes. Then he stspr
ln1o he ring himself and announs
tAa& under Michigan law tho Dol
l1Uof 20 eight rounds.
) II took just nine minutes to brI
Unnisls around ny use Of power
rastorstiv Al last he WAS pusl
IN 70 his feet. where he stood I
tee1ng. and the Shcriff slipped b,
looo BIS ringside seat. The Tight W
=. Hicks. BY using extreme ca
0GnagsA 70 ct through the oil
y00o1s without delivering any m
oOnnkouts. although In the fourth
~ - hold Daniels up.
yuAgins that ktnd Of "oolid ivo
aD01Do0 70 boxing n this town, /,
0onboat Smith opposed lowell. [
- - can hiti
HtHE Mayor Of Toledo. O.. VII
boxing has just been legaii'
M has spp0inted a minister
N 81 - Hue the hoxtnS csnmission
vI1heV1 asy lask Of rsspsct for
e onmaa'e pgo1eGsosa. W sugl
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