The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-08

Wizards disposition to perk up was
no stronger than that of Frank Moran.
The challenger Shove TO wonderful ad-
vantage before the friends who travelled
out to Dial Hawkins place in Westches-
ter. Moran supplemented his morning
road work with almost an hour In the
gymnasium during the afternoon. He
boxed four rounds at top speed with
Frank Kendall and BARLEY Madden. two
big fellows. There WAS no love tapping
IN any round. Kendall. who wears =
head guard. had the honor OF first facing
the challenger. liz WAS = bit wtnded
after one session and rested up while
Madden was stepping through his two
round turn. Kendall then came on again
for nothe round.
Moran does not figure boxing In .
gymnasium as a picnic. lie tore Into
both Kendall and Madden a. II he were
meeting willard In the big show and he
called on them every minute to sail into
him. Willie Lewis. the head trainer.
smiled with great satisfaction through
out the hottest exchanges.
Isn't he a bear" grinned Willie.
see his foot work. Watch how easily
he skips round. willard Is going TO find
a faster and better and q harder hitting
man In my man thai the Moran who
twice knocked out Jim Coney."
At the conclusion OF his exercises
Moran weighed In ut exactly 202 pounds.
Chairman Fred wenck OF the state
Boxing Commission has asked his FELLOW
commissioners from up State-John
Franey and Frank Dwyer-to meet him
a, noon to-day for Il special conference
al the commission offices. ~ Park Row.
II have had no response" said Wenck
Yesterday, ito the letter ! sent out some
time ago requesting full details from the
principals and promoters OF the Willard
Moran boxing match.
wants to Protect Pablo.
"I requested specifically" wenck con-
tinued. " to be shown all contracts. for.
feits, agreements, &c. relative to the
match of March 20. wished also 70
have an accounting Of all the moneys
received In the advance sale OF Tickets
I believe the commission should be abso-
luteIy sure Of protecting the public. The
promoters and principals SO far rave not
shown a disposition to obey our instruc-
tons fully.
II do not consider myself wholly ~
sponsible for the conduct OF bouts In thit
territory, That is why ! have requested
Commissioners Franey II Dwyer 70
meet me here Tomorrow
Tom Jones. chief OF stan among Jess
WIZARDS managers, was confined TO lila
rooms at the Hotel Colonial yesterday
because Of an alleged severe cold.
Toms traducers have been so splteful
as TO ~insinuate that Old Jack Frost had
nIpped Toms pedal extremities. Yot
zee. Jones has a hundred dollar forfeit
placed with a stakeholder for a foot race
over the hundred yards against Franz
Moran al Dial Hawkins's this afternoon
The bet was made a week ago. Jone.
and Ike Dorgan put up f%orfetts OF &lO(
each to bind u match for $1,000 a side
The agreement was that II either side
failed to post the thousand side bet by
noon to-day he would forfeit h hun
dred.
Jones sent an emissary TO Dorgan yes
,.rday asking that the match he can
! celIed. II was intimated that the be
on Jones's part WAS In the nature OF Z
Joke. a.,
'Nothing DOING declared Ike, :"
was serious enough when ! put up IN!
coin. I'D hate to take advantage of
sick man. Hut. say! DO you reaiis'
how many beef stews q hundred buck
represents"'