The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
L~OoPs-CLASs H-COURSE Is MILES To
LEEwARD AND RETURN.
Jimmy Clabby's Kind of Training
Causes Trouble for the Promoters

huge dimple. So won't have to toss him
into the Pacific pcCap"
Knockout Brown MAS g.Ving his new
auto a speed trial the other day when
something went wrong with the steer
ing kuucklc. The bus went tearing
across the sidewalks and snortcd It's way
M the fr0rs stairs OF a church, ripping
off two new tires en- route
Where are you going " demanded
n traffic cop, who had sided into the
picture.
Coin TO mass piped Kayo.
you're going 10 the ~hoozguw,' said
the geudarme. and So Brown dld The
Magistrate let the happy go lucky kayo
off with a srold'ne ana the advice that
he take his car out to Texas, where there
is a lot of room 10 practise speeding.
AZ Wolgast told me that Knockout
Brown hit him the hardest punch he
ever got when they fought at the Forty
fourth street club" said ban Mcket-
| rick last night. as he watched the
rladiators go through their PAGES n the
rink,
you know Brown came within an ace
of winning the title when be sent the
champion back on his heels with a ter
rife punch to the jaw"
"Where did he hit YOU" asked him
/ after the fight. "On the ear
"No. he hit me right on the jaw" an
swered Wolrsst. "and everything got
purple In front of me. II was like n
I colorod fog. know | tried to move
my legs. hut they were glued to the
noor. forgot about Brown. thought
! that he had gone out To- lunch, when
suddenly | saw him again. The fog had
gone, when ! realized whore ! was
fell in and grasp Il Brow around the
middle and hung on for dear life, 1t
all seemed an age in passing but th"N
tell me il all happened while Blown
stepped back an instant To look me over
after delivering the blow TO make sure
I wasn't working a Leach Cross trick
on him"
'That bit OF caution cost Brown tho
worlds championship added Mckot'
rick, because as Wulgast admitted, he
was dead on his feet. Big Tim sullivan
sat in "A box up over the ring that might
and he grew ~ excited over IN" pros
pccts OF New York acclaiming her first
worlds lightweight champion that he
tossed a twisted newspaper into Browns
, corner. When Morgan looked M to see
who had thrown it Big Tim was mo-
tionlng wlldly for them to send BrOwr
{, In and finish the champion.
Ralph Grunan will do ever So nicely
Mr.. CoffrOth. II was the california pro
moter who sent Ralph on to Ms for nj
purpose Of the once over, up and dowi
and through and through, Wcdncsda!
night Ralps got his first major loagu'
chance with Joe AZeNcdo. md thrOugl
his astounding caution almost cause
his manager, Billy Roche, to expire q
expectation during the first six round
when he was the original will % tn
wisp. Azevcdo thus made every rom,
except the second a winning on" throug'
Iaggrcssivencss alone, Hut IT WAS IA dit
ferent tale when Ralph unhuCklcd, He
20, even ything and II Roche Watchc
him he's going to he "A Cnrking light
weight,
Dan VI Ketrick sends y threat to tn
whole heavy weight division IN hehal
of Young Ahc'rn AS Gibbons an
Clabby have refused absolutely to mco
Ahearn. Mckotrlck has decided t. son
Jake out after tufrry. Reich. Savage
Cowlcr. Moran, or any of the big fellow
who think they can step some.
This is Iriah night ut the Polo Gu
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