The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
WELsH-WH|TE BOUT
WILL De A CORkER
English Champion Will Demonstrate
Difference in Diet on Boxers-He
Is Vegetarian In Every Sense.
LEARNED THE GAME IN THE U. S.
Foundation, However, Laid in Old
Country While Attending School.
Klbane to Go After Lightweights.
Willard Sole White Hope.

fhe pen Is mightier than the sword"
Is q gem of wisdom that crops up every
now and then, but fades away unchal-
lenged Now we have Freddie Welsh.
worlds lightweight champion, who us
the late Bill Nuughton was wont to
say, Is eager to prove that "the squash
Is mightier than the steak%
This Welsh party. he II understood,
is vegetarian. and when In training
for battle a,dheres strictly to yege
that he thrlves better and lights bot.
ter on bloodless viands.
Welsh will be afforded ample oppor-
b ENTITY IS TO de dem9nstrate the praetiea
he hooks up with Charley White,
Of Chicago. In a ten-round bout at
Milwaukee,. This will be Whites sec
Snt whack at an unofficial title. us the
only way, white can dethrone Welsh
is to administer n knockout punch.
Whether white can muster sufficient
Welsh Very M, much e0w dou 10 eyea so 1 92s
best the Windy City exponent can
derive de rive out Of point victory, over
sibly twenty-round match later on.
White already has the distinction of
Sc fore Willie Rtesle . sHns' for ,neFEs Eng
land: wh ere he lost the worlds light.
indepsndenee Day white St thum ped
Richie to a fare-thee- In ten
rounds Wu,.h ,a at the same club whom he and
As no official decision was rendered.
Richie chung to his title. while White
enhanced his drawing powers by many
thousands.
It Is said that White and Welsh have
signed for two masches-the one two
n a nn nd rh,
test several months hence II this is
10. Welsh is merely, taking the preeau-
OF wss WIFE esse c4are oni
somewhat dubious Of his ability to
the ahort seonse hp Welsh. 'F hSweyd at
entertains no doubt of his ability 70
chariey has been sried. and nd"I Found nd
wanting at any distance over twelve
rounds.
Welsh pointed out tho other day that
while he IT, always spoken of as an
English and Welsh boxer. he learned
the. trade. Of the ring right in these
FreGde tes the story of his 1ns
lie:
II was taught boxing at school In
experience on this side of the big pond.
Anything. l know OF professional pugil-
ism was learned in America. ! had my
nsf pr1 e. ha1s
myself after the best men l have met.
! At frst ! was imbued with the notion
the-shoulder method.
They don't light that way over there; as
as to the benefits OF boxing as taught In
ad k G 10 do as the Romans do havs
! learned TO blend the English. or orthodox.
| style, and the unOrthodoN style OF the Ame.i-
ring. I
/ sent against.
ssE' &c esss s se'
him: Welsh has made a study Of innxhtins.
I 10 be one Of the clevstes, boxers Of ali
| Johnny Kiloane, champion l22-pounder of
the universe. realizes g., the tuii!i'y Of trying
no good bouts ure In prospect. Aiao there
much to he eI1ed X merely
| aware OF the fact that he can easily treble
his TinE ssrpnss by ., engaging
Iitbane is ready to take tho plunge into
promising match o hS ,tseir. 5oh sD You'd
DE b.er New '9 Eth os
Msnda tor ana m ,Ssy S IT Kpsms and
shortly. '' '"l' 'F :" o"'0 e'u'
Jess Willard Is now the sole hope of the
Ganrasian sn rsSe :, The quick knockout OF
far as hIs being a champIonship possibility IS
JACK wa . ssG So. Is ha ,q5 sss
Until! he disposes Of the fee-rosioua Lang.
ford b, Mesotistions are psndine for meet
| Ing the best inducement