The evening world., 1915-01-21

sA weight champion, mas mhoe w
- his mind to 70 after the
osatherweights. He says there 10
uteDs action among the bantams now.
NJ anyhow he needs the money. He
- hopes Of meeting Frankie Burns.
- Jersey City bantam. In . twenty
Iound bout. but hasn't heard any.
kfDlne recently OF negotiations for
- contest Ex-heavywcight cham
S1en Tommy Burns. who 10 In the
prumoting business In New Orleans
-1Dv. wired Williams an offer Of
kooe 70 meet the Jersey bantam at
~ pounds ringside. Williams would
-oRve mapped this up but for . de.
~ 70 give Tom Mccarcy. n rival
oW Orleans promoter. a chance to
u for the bout. II nothing 10 heard
"a AcCsrey within the next week
sWlQiams's manager. sammy Harris,
'4ys be will accept Tommy Burnss
1sWtlliams is hankering after q
GhAnce against featherweight cham
20 Johnny kilbane. He already
- posted $500 with Jack Hanlon.
Atchmaker Of the Olympia OF Phil
00s1phia. and although kilbane has
suppressed . willingness to make i72
Doonds for the contest nothing has
80 beard from him recently on the
s1Vhss . match this would be for
~ Yorki II Isn't often night fans
j Q chance TO see q battle DO.
eoa two champions. II would
- the Garden: williams believes
y wevld sivs Kilbans the nsht Of
8 nMY JOHNSON'8 mother hasn't
r aAy neutral tendencies In CON-
~ section with the European war.
D9b with the allies from bsginnins
-. Last evening sho told Jimmy
~ l1 she lived In England and had
ooty sons shs'd send them all TO tho
9&~11s. you wouldn't. mother an.
yyored Jimmy. you might send nine
g them ~ hghtsrs. but not me.
vATg LEWIS. manager OF Charley
N white Of Chicago. was explain
lag how highly hs regarded
VuaAA
way. I'm moro than q manager to
y boy. He has such exceptionally
- qralitiss that ! really love him"
1en't believe In that stun"
01UeA Jimmy johnson. "lf you
oee running . saloon would you
~ y love The bartsnders-
4 UWlo tails . story ef aght In
4 ksnosha- Js6 O'Connsii was
sL sscondlng . preliminary boy.
GBiAg the course Of the bout thu
GDunGstsr was slammed ON the Jaw
~ knocksd cold. Orabbing Q big
6ungs that was soaking In ics water,
Doo0aell rushed ~ near ~ possible
- ~ prootrat6 boy and let him have
- eoateute right In the face.
~ Woreed- The boy got up stag
onG. The referee held on his op-
III while be called O'Connsil dow a
~ eoe throWtpg the water. 'Tll
1Ilnalify him II you DO Il again." he
>18 Meanwhile OConnsli's boy had
lA1ce 70 recover his senses. and as
y esem his hip and knocked his man
o'Connell Jumped into the rims
- eTaspsd the boys hand In con-
n1nlation-
"a Owen away" said the youngstsr.
rot no use for you"
t6at's the matter" asked o'Con-
, Ny. whsn I was knocked down
- oplashed ice water all over me
1 you didn't DO II to the other fei-
II when I put him down. You're q
n second. you are"
enAe u,vvNa so.- -.
Uddie McOoorty. says II there vas
~ ever . fighter who hated 10 be Gu,
~ n was Billy Pspke. Rough house
- III ~ he was In the ring. he'd
y ~ q lot over q cut on his face
@1nlde the ring. After n fght he
"a use up a quantity Of beefsteuk
lers and poultices Of all kinds on
)sed spots.
ARfKE GIBBONS introduced som,
novelties In his training fol
his bout with Jimmy Ciabh,
- Milwaukee to-night. In tho hops
~ increasing his speed he has beer
2 &0xtng with two men at a time. IN,
y being Instructed TO whale ava,
- take advantage OF every opening
Z1D QOoosc oppourut eybtttU nun mhOs
~ 70 some. Although Mixes gym,
o0n1um opponents all wore head
oga!ds they assimilated a deal o
nAshment.
- NEWSPAPER writer Of Nil
<k swaukee objects to the attir,
Of Harry Stout when referee
= nght. He says; 1T looks yer,
n see q man In the ring witt
vtite silk shirt, but clothes OF tina
are Just ~ much out OF pisc
: ~ they would be In the stocl
y. II would be a good thing
Boxing Commission informe
- Of the proper manner OF dres
- ring. A short -sieeved jerse
N6ck material would be the prope
Soems that Stout wasn't exactl
nG1eeahle sight, smeared wit
~ The sore shed In the receu
~ olliy Murphy bout.