Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-06

, having the public know was that he
J was in no way connected with Dan
Morgan.
G.
"You say I am brother in crime
with Morgan" Flynn shouted, "but
you are wrong. I am not only not
close to Dan, but he wouldn't give me
chance to make a dollar in a thou
sand years. I have sixteen fighters
on my staff, and have had several
opportunities to get big money with
my men IL Morgan would only let
some of his men fight them. But he
won't. However, am we'll able to
look after myself and after my fight
ers. 1 am not playing New York very
strong, but In the towns around
the country find plenty to do for my
boxers. Everybody seems to have the
wrong dope on Morgan. He isn't in
with anybody but himself. I never got
a thing from him in my life, and !
don't want anything"
c.
The fact that Flynn had been re-
ferred to as planter was a crush
ing blow to the manager.
"Who ever told you that I had any
thing to do with 'plants?'" Flynn
stormed. well, haven't. I never
did such thing IN my life, and that
report is sure to do me a lot of harm.
I have never been in town with a
fighter that couldn't go back again,
and that is a thing few of the man
ayers around New York can boast of.
Another thing, never knock another
managers game, although other man
ayers have knocked me. have taken
| the worst of 1t all my life without
making a squeaL You can bet a mil
lion that I am on the level and that
don't plant fighters here and there
the business to make living, and to
be accused of planting fighters hurts
my game. Don't say 1t any more, for
don't do such things"
c.
Flynn was sore through and
through and once Savage, who was
hard by, butted in on the converse
ton, and Leo p. suggested that Jim
"go get platform" Savage laughed
and thereafter held his tongue.
you can say for me-" Flynn de-
clared, that l am managing Savage
and that Morgan has nothing to do
with him. I believe Jim has the
stuff In him, but he has never been
properly looked after. If he sticks
around me he'll have to train, you
can gamble on that, and whenever
he fights under my charge he will be
in condition. would like to get on
match for Savage with anybody,
but Jim seems to be particularly
anxious to fight Weinert. Woodruff
SAYS weinert can beat Savage. / say
he can't. Why doesn't he come out
and make a match and decide the
question:"
! c.
Jim Savage couldn't hold bis
whisht' any longer and shouted:
YES, I'm sore on Weinert for sew
eraI reasons and I want to fight him
the worst way. have been training
hard for two weeks and I am In
pretty good shape right now, al
though some of the things you have
said about me have taken lots of the
ambition out Of my system. 1 mean
we'll and I want to be fair and I'm
going to get down to real business
and fight my way to the top. Leo
FLYNN is my manager and Morgan
hasn't a thing to do with me. I'll
fight anybody, and I'm going to show
that / can fight"
Thus ended my conversation win
Manager Flynn and Fighter Savage
and I am thanking my stars today
that l Jared SO well under the clrcum-
stances. Flynn is terrible fellow.
He makes you tremble in his presence
he talks so loud. But old Jim
Savage is the same old scout, with
nothing much to say and very little
of that. Brother Savage, who called
on me yesterday, though, has consid'
cradle managerial conversation, ano
10 linn ever loses Leo p, why he car
fall back on his clever brother.
G
Bv the way, Mr.. Flynn has a type
writer, and he plays on 1t with the
following result;
,, ]. P. N: ~,
: manager of Charley Weinert, say
that the reason he would not le
. Weinert fight my charge, Jim Savage
is that he is "sore on jim" what
fine excuse to make to the pupllc
=, Well. let me say right here that IN
will be a great deal more sore II NJ
does let Weinert fight Savage, as W.
are of the opinion that jim VIII nat
!, ten the Woodruff battler. WoodruI
seems to think now that he has peel
given the decision over Battling LIE
:, Whisky that he can live on fis 'repu
tation." but he will soon find that tn
nublic will not take his word or hi
managers word that he can hgh
r without first showing something II
the fighting line. Woodruff is also o
!, the opinion that all he has to do nov
. to worthy challengers" IS to hid
his fighter and give the fellows Wn'
challenge him the whole inkstand IL
the back of the neck and anothe
"battle' ION paper) Is Won. NOW
: il he would convince the Newarl
n nublic that Weinert Is there. let hin
o battle Savage and show his worth
s Trusting that you will find space TO
}, the above I am. respectfully yours.
k LEO P. FLYNN.
l Manager of Jim Savage. of Orange
As understand 1t, neither Wood