The evening world., 1915-01-16
Fight Managers Garry On Their
Business In Style Nowadays.
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HI ANAoIN0 fighters u IN sx-
M psnavs occupation these dayA
according to the methods Of
souae Of the celebrities stesring the
eourss q the most successful pugil. |
ieta Paiatiai ofhces. mahogany
daska Ming cabinetA rug-covsrsd
noors and stenographers arc now con.
SHARED . nscesxty In carrying On the
business Of champions and near cham-
peonA Within . stones throw Of each
other IN the Long Acre Square dis
tSsot are three up-to-dats Managers
Who support of1ces on the style Of the
towns b,Essst iawyera They have
regular ofhos hours too and md plenty
10 occupy their time. what with send
ING out yards Of press matter through
eut the country. telcgraphing accept
ances and refusais Of matches here and
thsss and drawing up articles Of agree
msnt that resemble the most important
q legal documents
The old-tims night manager carried
bis once In his hat and made matches
n saloon back rooms over q couple OF
quarts Of wilma But no more of that
how brow stun. The night manager Of
to-day u supposed to sxuds "ciass' ana
b above the ordinary citizen In intsili-
gsncs. All In all he 10 general live
wire. with an acute business ssnss-
end . dude.
ERBDDY WELsH's bout With Rob-
It inson originally scheduled for
Pittsburgh nsxt Thursday night
y %. Robinson wanted 10 come
- q la pounds It . O'Clock In the
aftsrnoon. When Manager Pollok
hsafd this hs wrote the club match.
maker that he was managing the light.
Wslght champion. not Eddie Mc0oorty.
welsh probably wouldn't b. taking any
sorsous chances at that against Rob.
lnson. but Pollok says. "What's the
No." With an important engagement
coming against Charisy white right
Asrs In town.
~ HE east side Of Broadway b.
tween Forty.second and Forty.
~ third Streets 10 . great 70.
mindsr OF the paddock at tbe local
raes courses. Between the hours Of
- and any day q small sized army
o. racing regulars walk back and
forth or gather In groups there to
talk horse and swap tips and handi-
CAP figures. "Chicaxo" O'Brten. who
has made . fortune r',ying horses
third. IL on hand every day. willie
shea. Roxie Angalora. u. T. Nc
lnerney. "the man from Pittsburgh"
and Buck wenrick arc among the
ethsr notab,es OF the betting fra
ternity 70 be seen.
TACK M'0Ui0AN. the Philadelphia
night promoter. evidently has .
y grudge against Young Ahsarn.
according TO Daniel McKetrick. the
manager Of the middleweight
nc0uiEan offered Ahcarn 2 OATS
In Slow Town with Sam l-AnGf0rd, to
which Mcketrick replied that he had nc
keAvyweight aspirations for Ahearn
Just now. and. besides, he ukes the
"Evcr since Ahearn beat Jack Dill
lon over there. those Philadelphia
matchmakers think all the tough ones
would be easy for him." says Mo-
xetrick. but I'm not taking their
word for II Why. that fellow Lang
sS.s %S:t Sxh /. OVER s. 'o su. P'q nsr
enough TO knock his opponents dowr
and out"
- LILY GIBSON 10 out and around
D again. singins the praises Of
Jim Coffey. the Dublin giant.
Gibson has been laid up with . -.
vsrs cold contracted ON his rccsnt
"Trip 70 Havana
n I'D you know that Jack Dillon
IL the Western heavyweight. Il
really Ernest Pricef II,
adopted the name Of the famoul
raos horse. sydney Dillon. when
h started his boxing career. Dillon
ia fighter. not the race horse
appears over IN Brooklyn Tonight
aoaiust Perky Flynn OF Boston. and
e Johnny Dunn says. this 10 rathci
an important heavyweight event 70,
Brooklyn.
nLATr ADAMS. worlds cham.
pion Jumper. will be given Z
chance this afternoon 4
answsr the charges Of havini
scad some Of his prises. Tho noted
ashiets win take the stand at the 70.
sumption Of his trial this Afternoon
q the club rooms OF the American
IMPRESS Employer Association. g
Madison Avenue. The Registration
COMMITTEES Of the A. A. u. will agar
cit as q judicial body. and Adams an,
Theimer. Bchenck and 0lynn. VIII
Brought the charges. will be repre-
Oouted by counsel.
Adams viii be heard after severn
o1h0r witnesses have been examined
0ae OF the most important witnesse
y Robert Stoll. local jeweller
whose testimony should do much I,
0Dear up the case. Stoll has manu-
featured cups and medals for the New
York Athletic Club for nearly thir
~ years, ard II was alleged In tn
three afidavits against Adams this
- ActeA ~ . receiving agent for tn
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