The evening world., 1914-02-13
Young Fox Gets Going In
Time to Earn q Draw
With Burns - Weinert
and Maize Are Winners.

Frankie Burns last night before he
- - considered . possible rival Of
S6onny Couion or Kid williams.
USOo1ie outboxed Fox from the start
- had all the best Of the FIRST I'VE
svua1A The little Englishman was
Gnss1el 81 Ais feet By Burns's rushes
~ ~ lot Of ducking and running
oWov. when hs did nght Burns out. I
Woabo ana outhit him. In the sixth |
vUooA yox began to come stronger.
Vo1le BurAs seemed 70 b firing and
61oeiag with less vim. Al through
~ tsssA 10 fight In clinchss and
- beegsd In vain for open work
~ elsan brsahaL This made poor
6n1bet1on Of II. Fox held too much
- oupeishly, for Burns kept digging
~ ~ ribo - long ~ they were to-
no1hoe. The English bantam made the
doDUoese Anish and earned an even
0oAk Possibly both boxers we're In
oDooooa By the apathy II the crowd.
oonD0kh his chair to see II there was
q 0nDo - No. under him. Other peo-
- e9Dsctsd stayed At their own IRE
49, which was wise. There was no
- q The Garden. Joe Humphreys
on0ounood that In tho future therein
- - moro announcements. loud
e1oo1 ~ lhs CROWD. who 1T cigar to
~ Vosm.)
~1D Asst ten vas between Mike
1asas ana Young Otto. Aasis
he'd The willingness and Otto
- 0uch aAvsrtised hitting ability.
~ - Il stiii. presumably. - he
11qft release any Of II In the ring.
49, ossned to feel the eject OF the
~ 0astly below the knees. Hasis
80 ~ virtue OF moving around
Gnpoo1 % keep warm. He forced the
9n11ng an thoi way. except when
~ 80 put On bis wal face. Then
- oounAsrsd ana clinohed with
T8B etAsr event" was between
5f%s, Chassis Wsinsrt and Johnny
" ueWard. Weinert. who looks
Y = EGelo M Xid Carter OF the olden
~ - Whe hos . magnificent ply
49, aad very long reach. started Oh
s>omD q champion. He hammered
< neonaA the ring for one round. In
49, sooooa Howard began shooting
II 49, Ghort rtghts. getting Wsinsrt
Qh11y o. bis pins. Weinort took "
= USlte hopes O7ok pounds each
!. - u the third and forced mat
ID tBoa that time on. He wal
d, 6Ih66 occasionally and was yer!
- and amateurish In execution
- 0nA1ty convinced Howard that !
49, eater 70 block or hold than Il
z $3.50 Wallops. Weinert won. Ha'l
- hsogA nom later. when he know
vn.rERn nAA t Sc. o:'. ~, Mara .n",
80 of the foolishnsss OF certai
49,. Ooms OF the runners VII
- ooiel through Brooklyn In ssr
= 1890 and Q slashins gallo wer
1 a ordinary light summer ath
NJ 1o On1ts, with barN arms and leg
- were taken 70 the Coney Islam
/, 1oAal during the race. overcou
90 cid. II that kind OF athleti
10otation isn't foolish, Arctic .,
~ 54aoa 10 Q gentle pastime. nt Il
Young ladies' seminary.
e y necsaeary to run MarAtho
- n nidWinter. with the ther
4. 1Wee0r Of the sero mark. athleti
S0gttlee should at least make rule
HAng the costumes to be wor
B u ~ co0petitors. Youngsters VII
w. eapsrieuoe oan hardly be- 81
~ % know the superior worlkiu
~ 6 warm muscles. and the ev
~ tat sometimes follow violel
'<& el11sasa By ne oesd. not to ne,
- 1So0oWtng attack Of pneumonia.
4 ~ elo o11entisW Of the what
Z no1o01koO o06 erese. country runns
4. wv eosH teaA the beet and ma
S1n1o otAle1ie essekes. In the eev
4 eaQo6 0eot1ey end sthsro-d
" 3 = ~ : aisea"es .vn1'. ssn ne
4 ~ eassiee oltsls assrs wsiO
n Sssns this isn't Murphy wealth
" ~AN MORGAN says he's going
ri yAHmWeukss to appear In Pack
l6cFariAad's behalf when I
xzrneeA9 e AoFarland's suspense
1aisod Il over WITH Packsy va
- 80 6sre," aid Dan. land he d
- - charge against him was Il
Gailed In the Britton hght. tt
"a ~ 66OUrd. 9tsilf Say. Packey Il
Sf = 1Ners's only one man In tho wo
N ep04s. and that's Brttton.
II $500 "a like Britton. He says Br
~ S = ~ meanest man he ever m
AZ - only one he knows that b
-. - Measure "a knocking cut 4
m 1SSAt 1lks II He fought foul
~ y Jack and threw him 'on
~ hooaaos Br1ttsn toulsd him al
Al 49, WHINING 10 meet htm
n; d $500 tod Packsy I'd
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