New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-08
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
By w. o. MCCLELLAN
re,oeious and Formidable Frede-

me Ferooious ana oi ''''O"'''
r,,i,on leaves the place made Ia
~ ~ its beer to-day, and wall ar
rs 80 unfortided burg Of New
y - presertly The Ferocious ana
- ,ieble Frederick val. tram al the
80 SPORTING Club, az - cents per
But he Viii not box wltn harry
en-. and sam McNey.
~ -..., ma Wcuck. Of the Boxing Com
who is responsible for the
80. that the Ferocious ana Or
si.'tsie one would not draw the color
s's',inr training. has suddenly dis
e III +fa+ Frederick must do That
Zinc 1lr Wenck prescribed GER
W .ries for the public training OF
y. Willard on the ground that' "hen
-;,s;on is charged these pune
-.;.irr stunts constitute boxing eI-
t..;ors The nice new book OF rules,
~ hv the Boxing Commission. in
=. hat there snail be no mixed
~ ~ Chairman Wenck declares that
VII nave 20 consult with the other
..-;ssione-s before he can permit
"a bouts even in training. when adj
~, 4. charged. When he holds
i. 80 s,srsii'tat.on he VIII learn that he
~ 80. hermit the mixed bouts unless
.sr nrevail upon the other commits
..sr. 10 agree 90 q revocation OF the
.,ed.bout rule.
-ss chairman If the Boxing Commis-
,- seem 20 bee The head Of the Com
-.,ss OF Welcome 20 Fred Fulton.
aTSere has been so much talk about
--'.or. said the chairman Of the Box
- Commissior. "that ! gladly con-
,,.,.s 70 the arrangement whereby the
-sHc can see him ia training. If he
US himself 90 be slow or unfit. ! do
III believe that the public will pay 70
:, rim frht This commission will
y. ne first 70 stop any bout which does
Il. rromise % be UP 20 the standard.
Sutton. so Manager Doesserick de-
.',-.s. has issued q challenge 20 ell
.--srs IN training. and he is particu-
.,,'7 anxious % box McNey and Wills.
tisa question for the Commission TO
...iie whether an admission can prop
.,ly be charged 90 these mixed bouts
/. nav be true that there has been
-,.b talk about the coming Of Fulton.
il. indeed. and Chairman Nenck has
Ia. most Of the talking. All other
Ak abou, the ferocIous and Formid-
Be one cor SIS chiefly of repetition
Y Me expressive word, frontage
4 have come 10 the conclusion that
s,mspeare is not good dope for fight
~ said Jimmie Johnston yesterday.
took XII Lewis and the Astounding
l-srs Anderson TO see Mr. Beerbum
--ss IN King Henry VII last night. Il
rss good for q while. but pretty soon
:, comes Beerbum Tree with this re-
ark: Cromwell, ! charge thee, fling
.say smbitionn
Hearing that, took my two fighters
l1i We go right out of the place.
That was a funny crack 20 make,
Fling away ambition Just suppose
,si Kid Lewis should take that Sc
-ously. What would become Of James
an.ton, the boy manager?
And take q rising young heavy
Weight Ike Andre Anderson. Do you
,.ns tina. ! could make anything out
Z hin a. all IL he flung away his am
i.iori And then. take ne. Why, II
hadn't had ambition, and lots OF II, !
r'1d still. De pouring iron into the
-,gds a. the foundry.
-0f course. Kid Lewis has too much
',-ss 70 take that stuff seriously. But
! vas little bit worried about Andre.
So | took him aside and said: You
rcw TIA. Shakespeare was only kid
.rg about not having any ambition
add
Andre looked kind Of puzzled for a
-l,ste Then he said: oh, you mean
-ii show / was asleep all the time
g.. dicn't hear a word. Il was kind O
I'm, anyhow, wasn't lt.'
50 guess Andre IS safe; but ] don't
2ss any more schter- 20 Shakespea-
asr STUFF The old safe and sane tired