New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-26
One--Two--Three and
So On Up to Ten
By w. o. MCCLELLAN.

Jimmie Johnston. the hoy bandit oil
Madison So.arc. is on his way home
with his nerve undcntcd. despite what
harpcncd 20 the astoundingly agile
Andre Anderson and the dsshins. slash
ing. smashing Md Lewis. Prior 20
grabbing the rattler, James hurled
50 note through the window Of the near
est Western Urlon Office and flashed
us the following:
New Orleans. April %. Ted Lewis.
the WORLDS WELTERWtlGh /
CHAMPION. lost very close decision
10 Jack Britton here after one of the
MOST SENSATIONAL twenty rounds
Of lighting ever seen IN New Orleans.
The closing rounds found Lewis trying
desperately for knockout. and Brit
ton was very tired at the finish. The
boys were Immediately matched 10 fight
for the same club the latter part o.
MAY. Lewis leaves for New York 20
propare for his contest with Mike Glib
bons May IS
A. soon as James arrives he doubt
less will explain how Kid Lewis hap
pens 10 be the worlds weltervelgnt
champion after losing the decision 90
Britton. II he can get away with THIS
one he will explain IN a few days that
the astoundingly agile Andre Anderson
Is the worlds heavyweight champion.
IL is evident that James intends 70
GO right on with his plans 70 incorpo-
rate the dashinG. slashing, smashing
Kid Lewis. also the astoundingly agile
Andre Anderson This would look Ike
bad time 10 put those shares on the
market. They probably VIII have 10 60
far below par.
From the tone OF James, telegram II
is apparent that the little matter OF
losing the decision 10 Br.tton VIII IN
no wav interfere with the Lew.s-Mlke
Gibbons match. To any other manager
promoter 1t might occur that TINS
match would be somewhat useless out
not 70 James. II Michael - IN earnest
about the Lewis match he should zap
the dashing. smashing one on me cnlh
early in the game.
"If Micnacl is that mean" said James
before he started on this last disas-
trous voyage. well. they cant hang
US for trying. anyhow
Charlie Weinert. Jerseys favorite
ar. OF box fighting tonight at the sta
dunn A. c. The victim selected IS one
lack Heating. of the l.. :. 4. Charles
wishes II understood that there Will be
rothing personal intended II he should
spiu the soldier into the same bass
drum that stopped the meteoric course
OF the astoundingly agile Andre Arder-
son. Charles would prefer a clFli IAN
hu, urfor,unatelv none was available.
"A the Weinert- Heating affair may
end rather abruptly. the management
has prepared By arranging what ought
"a be A corkinC semi-fnal between
PANTY Lewis and Mickey Donneily. or
Newark This makes tho event pretty
nearly an all-Jersey card. F4ochs OF
the mosquito chascrs are expected 20
attend.
On Friday night the ferocious and
formidable Frederick Fulton, the pc
culiarly precocious plasterer Of Roch-
ester. MINI. viii be tested as Tar a.
Al Reich. the agonizing Adonis, or
Manhattan. can test him. For icw
minutes Yesterday u looked as though
Frederick might have 20 cancel the en-
cagement. lie accidentally bumped
one Of his hands against the hard head
Of Frank Kendall and his digits began
20 swell.
Multi-Miilionaire Mack the promoter
OF the bout, had a near case OF heart
failure. Two or three dozen surgeons
we're called in They put Frederick
os magnum and ulna through the third
degree. but they failed 90 ind any de-
iecls that would prevent the bout sol