Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29
MORAN-D|LLON FIGHT
EACH HEAVYWEIGHT SURE
HE WILL LICK OPPONENT
less Willard Wants i1 Attend, but
Can't Get or for 8 ,DDD
for Niuhf.


NEW YORK. June 2S.--Frank Moran.
OF Pittsburgh. and Jack Dillon. Of In
diauapolts. the prominen, nnanciers.
retired early tonight. They are sched-
ulcd 10 demonstrate si0.oeO worth Of
the expensive art Of self-dcfcnse at
Washington Park. Brooklyn strrting
at 10 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Everything appears to he ready for
an instructive and pleasant evening.
Mr.. Moran. before retiring, spent some
time discussing the cost Of limousine.
10000 one can indulge ones slightest
wishes III this direction. Mr.. Dillon
believes that $1,000 viii go a long
way toward Quitting Il booster rcpi-
rnent for the border. Mr.. Dillon has
ambition to become ma jor-g general
ol volunteers ~ some kind, and has
me conclusion OF the unpleasantncsS
With Mr.. Moran, he will leave for In
"ianapo!is there TO organize rcgi-
lncnt and put il AZ the disposal OF The
PRESIDENT Mir. Dillon says he has re-
rciNed word from fully $40 friends that
they will enlist in this regiment in tn"
nope OF carrying the noble influence Of
the uppercnt and haymakcr to the be
nlghted Mexicaus.
Mr. Moran may have more 10 spend
on gasoline than Mr. Dillon en-
indications tonight. Moran has the
privilege Of 40 per cent OF the gate and
llll!on Of p per cent. The promoters
tonight were speaking in the ian
suhke OF large money. They estimated
the receipts at fully $4,000.
Daniel Mckiiricit and Jack Curley.
shining examples of the theory that
an ounce OF promotion is worth Il river
az Precipitation, tonight reported them
selves in the pink of condition TO grab
the elusive dollar bill from the citizen
~ Of these rnrts VINO desire "a attonr
n" debate between Aicssrs Aioran and
Dillon
II is estimated that c5,ooo such ci,i-
Icns VIII b" present to receive hene-
nj from the clevatilg influence OF the
noble box nght when Mr.. Dillon re
,lred this evening Ne WAS :. iO-to-1
thEoritc over Mr.. Moran. but very few
persons wcr" INDUCING their gambling
instincts. Both being known as hruts-
.Ts Of tho most advanced class the
hEht has attracted moro attention than
many Il championship affair, nud pre-
dictions are freely made that the at
,enda nee "iil set "a new record for tn"
gentle Qncensbury pastinc. Admiral
Moran, ihc navys most ,ror,iucu, ry-
from Saratoga and won't TO tho E'iI,h
Avenue HON" OF a wealthy PittsburciI
{fiend, wh"re he eassed his valuable
Najor-G"ucral Fines, Cu,Irr Price.
IS -, Dl'!on IS SHOWN in privst" life.
hddcd to the ,caulifower crop among
spent the afternoon in elegant rcpose.
ma King dire threats regarding tho in
,idsnis anout 10 occur to M Moran
I'm goins TO finish The big stiff as
,as! ~ can General Price rema rkcd
H. md Moran lasted 'G ,en, w r,,,r al
with him. He licked a couple OF buns
ana then came here and made :. rep
by nooI7ng Jim toffcy twice If over
M, ut ooney once he'd never &c, out Of
hed again. I'm going 10 tear in THAT
the way 10 win fights. I'm full OF
"youll see grea, nsht. could lick
EsgaIrdnjnE tn, Mexican situation.
After the fshi I'm going right home
10 70 FORM q REGIMENT 70 be- known as the
OF hgh,. and we'll fight for the Stars
aaho strlpcs AZ the drop of a hat. Those
mes'Ga "a, IA des r"r,i, beating up Ny
ercatest shois ever. but they'll be on
the Job whom the time comes Mind
The last touch necessary to max" tho
coming dispute complete Was given to.
hhish,, When Tom Tones. notable "x-
general staff.
adherents TO the American %lc known
10 science, was preceded by n telc-
gram from Jess willard. the prominent
the national bird as engraved on th.
current dollnr bill. hut is not avcrsc
+" picking him up on an occasional
The telegram from willard expressed
regrets that he could not be present
in person, and Went on 10 say TRAIT he
offered the circus pcopl" 81 400 for u
nlEni on. but that they explained they
could not no without his valuable pres
cmce even for tina; length OF time
TORI Jones viii he with YOU" ii con-
Guided. Regards 10 all"
Mr.. Jones Will leave immediately
after the fight TO rejoin the circus
where his large financial interests in
the willard side show demand his per
sonal attention.
Matt Hinkel also arrived o-niEht He
white shirt and flannel trousers He is
determined 10 be attired according to
the best standards during the time he
is in the ring as third man.
Gus Christi of Milwaukee. and the
Zulu KID, citizen Of Brooklyn, VIII
.nftln 1iSnufc N hn