Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-25
K. [. ONLY 0NE 10
 WEATHER BEAk PUNCp
BROW ON HgN NOsE ls WASTING REPORT, DECLARES
 DAN MORGAN.
He Picked Him Uy When a Navies Be cause Ike Could Stand \ Punch
 aad Made Fighter.
By Frank G. MeDkA

->eW lOTK, Aafel -1---' lS IfNesG test of sanleness aad eoursN93 is a terrific punch on the nose" re- marks Dan Morgan, ths New York nn MessaE4o Of prize fishterA -NotafAs can so quickly take the fight out of fellow as a smash on his xneeziaE az. paratus."
 Hit man under the jaw. and 1t stuns hinl-but only for moment, Hit him along the belt line ana io takes tke wind out of him, but ho can come back in minute or two. But send one smashing against a mans nose and he'll think the world has come to an end.
 "A straight arm slam on the sneaz- CT will temporarily paralyze mans face and seemingly his head It will send the blood rushing away from his head and leave him faint. It will make the man think shat every bone ln his nose is broken and that not only his nose, bua his eatihe face is swelling at the rate of all inch everW two seconds.
 There is only one man within my memory who can take a punch on the nose and not have it effect him. That man is Knockout Brown, and whese ability in tinst line. was the teal means ot his coming to the front in the ring, and winning for himself oyer $f00,000 in five years.
 A number of years ago when had just started iii che fight game, and was looking around for fsw fighters to teSke under nay wing, r. happened in a gymnasium where 1 saw 8 fellow named Brown working Out He was pitted aseinyt & feAow that outNetghed him at eas& 30 pounds, yet the kid kept going afterl the big chap as thougM the big fes- low wag bantaSn
 Just aiDut the tfae l got Stfeie the BIS chap swung 3 terrific puueh tAa{ landed On Browns nasA h the Aera roAnd he reached thE nose assaan. whish by shest time had swollen ta nearly twice 3s sixs Whsn the sec oad punch landed, ap ordinary, man would have auit Eight there. Bat Rot Brovn. He just shook hfs hsaa, as though trying to shnks eway xheI pain, and kept after his oppouest. Twice sptter that tAe big feNow reach ed Browns noss, and each tsne hAt carried every inch of his weight In the punch. But Brown never winced It was wonderful exhibftdon of gameness.
 After the sparring nlatch wasI over l sought out Brown.
 |" Didn't it hurt you when you were hit OF the noss?' + asked.
 Brown looked at ne in a ssrt of scornful way for moment, and then in his strong Gaansan aceant. said :7 A.. .-,;
 Sure it hurt-hart like dss dut- vii. But feiler vat fights he must get hurt and Hed say nQdding'
 Right then and there figured had found a new man for mY String of fighters and I signed up 5wn.
 Brown was pretty much Of n0- vice when first got him. He had no defense. That was one of the req sons why so many fellows were able to land on his nose. The first thing I did was to build up his defense. Then I developed his already terrific punch, got some old-time fighters to show him few of the fine points of the game and then turned him leosa.
 'In less than five years of fight ing Brown cleaned up something like $144 ,OOO for both of us. Early in his career he was whirlwind. He cond stand any amount G hammerins, and