The evening world., 1914-03-25
The Dr. Cooke Who Came
Through With the Abb for
( Danny Morgan 10 Not the
N. Cook Of North Pole Fame.


"a Of references TO 'chills" and
Temperature" the DR.. Cooke |
~ came through with an aiibi for |
DaAny Morgan. the abb king. IL not
- ~. Cook Of North Polo fams. |
e5ee even related to the gentleman!
Ycs notes that he spells his name
watA an -"
LsvinsaIy may or may not have bean
- vioeian Of gastsitis before he
0pu0ht bob AohA In Milwaukee. II
DD0ldn't b bit surprising II he did I
HnNO something Of the sort, owing 10
q Sho past few months. No boxer
"a burn himself out by fighting
(hPoo u0oo q weak without suffering
- eoasequences.
Lsvinsky y gams enough to. hght
- one, sick or well. still. there's
room for Argument. His alleged
ssoymptoms'' may point TO the effeot-
0Veness Of Bob Moha's body punch
Soha II q white jos whcott--and
- most dangerous man of his stse
~ any middle or heavyweight TO
6lngie with. simultaneously with the
disbursement that Moha may 70 to
11Dtraiia TO meet Eddie McGoorty.
Dngiand. Room for thought there.
"a
PACK MAULIFFE says that
Charlie Mitchell is coming to
" Ansrioa next year. Tho great
- timer who fought John L. Sulli-
Von % Q draw at Chantilly has ~.
ooVored his health. MITCHELL. expert
- a. - "A
@ a athletic life. In his younger
~ Charles was an ideal athlete.
- built up q strong constitution.
Whon ~ stopped fighting he unfortu-
No40ay fell into habits Of dissipation
1T would have killed any ordinary
-. AZ last, n year ago. No was
41x4ehea down with \ kiduay trouble
mt vas pronounced incurable. Even
- famous specialists employed gave
HIM up, and at ono time u was said
Aat - could not possibly live another
Wook. Yet some trace OF the strength
anl endurance developed when ne
WaD an athlete was with him still.
Ne survived fourteen operations. re-
SoVered from tho shock OF the doc
- bills that followed. and to-day 10
a the road 70 health again.
1 a L MALLISTER writes from
San Francisco that his brother
hob now weighs 40 pounds. He
- y aght Sailor Orande ct Oakland.
April q. 81 don't think he'll have
6usA trouble with Orande." writes
Al, rs het> . slugEer. and Bob al
10y holds . four round decision
NcAiIister fears that boxins may b
' o1Dpped on the Pacific Coast. u
thlnk that n Bob II In the game
thsoe years from now" he writes
e'tAo promoters will be over-anxiouI
- match HIM. - he's hitting harder
- u becoming much cleverer. III
!, - talElng lessons daily at tho Olympi,
Cub from Prof. William J. Leonard
Ut from what learn out her
J abouf The coming election In Novem
! ~. & sesms 70 me ~ though nght
~ Win b stopped In this State. a
q WI b put 70 = vote Of the people
: - Il looks vory serious for the box
n - ERGANS have . fearful an
1T wonderful idea Of boxing an
the effect Of q boxers blow
1u1ging by the following article o
Battling Nelson solemnly printed !
4 . German nswspaper:
THE CAREER OF A BOXER
Strange 10 the career Of tho boxer
NelDon. who by accident became .
Dugtlist and made . fortune Of
~ one million. Nelson accepted .
Dooition ~ elephant keeper with
"A . travelling circus and was con-
tent With . very small salary. For
- n n NJ
X Q yot, and he travelled With this
circus through America, until the
day came when attention was
1Ailed TO his immense bodily
~ Otrungth. For some unknown rea-
" Oou an elephant had become un-
~ e01y, it had torn away from the
UDelso 20 which Nelson had chained
~ e n The morning, and was about
AZ - ran away. OF course tho gigan-
!. - animal might have caused Q
tesS1ble catastrophe. had not Mel
EN- h rare presence Of mind
* tuuoed at II IN the nick OF time
y 81 given Il With his bare fst
~ OucA Q teyyible blow on III head
tAaS the giant collapsed uncon-
0sAoA.. - n lightning had struck
l, - without further trouble ths
oM1nal was shaokled again and
~ 00Gk " - U8to pihto. ius
DanASor Of the circus. having thu
Witnessed feat Of most unusua
stS0ngth. came TO the conclusion
nat Nelson had all the qualifica
t1sas a Q boxsr. and he made VI
f ~ uAind 10 have him appear II
- clrpus. To prevent Nelson
ffem quitting his show for som
oao who might offer him bette
togU9, the manager coaxed hin
into aigning q contract for sew
0ral years. Pretty soon, however
Sho proves 81 Nelson had becom
= Widely known, and som~ manage
perUuAded the young athlete I
come 70 New York with him, pay
ln9 The circus man oonSiderabl
111emnlty. Nelson followed I'll
ell. ana ~ the age Of thirty-on
years he had accumulated tho fol
~ M tuns above sanctioned and rstars
40 Ssivase VA