The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-13
Manager GlasscO Says Flint Pro.
mOters Asked Him To Go
Easy With Their FavOrite
PAT is SCHEDULED TO
MEET WHITE FEB. %
Whitaker Has Big Task TO Pre-
pare Windsor Boy for Two Big
Bouts in Five Days
BY RALPH L. YoNKER j.

eNSS SANAAlAeANg w luNSOI Dblh-
Weignt, returned this morning from
FAnt with his manager. ON Glassco.
ana trainer, tUnUuy- whitaker, lever
lsh with disgust at the way ne mad
been treated IN Fint last night where
he met Danny McRae ia an eight-round
bout.
According to the Windsor delega.
ton. Drouulard nad McRae beaten bad.
iy IN every round. In the third and
sixth rounds, Patsy knocked McRae
down and thereupon the session was
cut short minute or two in order to
save the McRae boy, who is a Flint
hero.
In the third round Drouillard
brought a lew drops of blood from
McRae's nose and Immediately Drouil
lards seconds were urged TO make
Patsy let up so That the bout wouldn't
look bad.
Glassco says that the promoters
were constantly coaxing him TO keep
Drouillard under a pull lnasmuch as
they were just starting the game In
Flint and didn't want TO make IL look
bad. The sheriff, also. warned him not
TO make the bout too earnest, says
Tom.
Then, immediately after such bout.
which the Windsor boy had his own
way all the time. stories we're tele-
graphed 10 the Tetroit papers claim
ing that McRae had slightly outpoint.
ed Drouillard.
All this makes Glassco very much
peeved. to say the least. for Drouil-
lard has a bout with Knockout Brown
oh ctob
at Windsor. If Drouillard can't go up
to Flint and clean up on Danny Nc.
Rae with ease why is he an attrac-
ton with Brown?
Never again Will listen to the re-
quests of the Flint promoters TO keep
the brakes on Patsy said Glassco
holly this morning. You try TO give
them what they want and look what
you get for IT, 'McRae outpoints
Drouillard,' II says. Awful"
Glassco has matched Drouillard TO
meet Charlie White at Milwaukee,
Feb. %. In 10.rcund bout This bout
together with that with Knockout
Brown at Windsor on the 18th, gives
Pat two hard fights, with two entirely
different kinds Of boys in five DAYS.
Johnny Whitaker, Patsy's trainer,
is going 10 try the nearly impossible
In fitting the Windsor lightweight for
these two battles He IS teaching him
FIRST TO meet a man who stands with
his right foot advanced most OF the
time and fights rough and ready,
hard-punching pout. Brown. Immedi-
ately after the Brown bout he will try
70 make Pat all over again, instruct
Inc him 20 meet very clever boy In
White.
Whittaker feels confident that Pat
will earn victory over Brown and
that he will make a good showing
against White ar Milwaukee, although
he realizes that N White In particu-
lar he will face one OF the best light.
weights In the game.
Freddie Hicks. carpenter first and
fighter afterwards just now, accom-
panied the bunch TO Flint last night
and was prescribed as referee. He
didn't have mucn TO do but what he
did he did we'll
Furthermore. In spite OF the treat
ment Drouillard received, Hicks IL an
narentlv willing 20 take some OF the
same game cor he made arrangements
10 meet Dave Daniels, the Flint boy
with nerve and = left-hand wallop, at
Flint Feb o. Hicks saws he Is going
after Daniels with the purpose or
knocking him ont In the meantime
no will keen on saving wood or nall
inc shIrpIes. or whatever II Is that
carnorters do in weather like this to
no sure thot the coal man doesn't re-
fuse 70 deliver.
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