New Britain herald., 1916-03-25
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ork. March 25.-Tb was a
 hing to find a, worlds cham
 lighter in New York city
 afternoon. Jess Willard,
 to best reports, was SUD-
 go through his stunts at the 5. c. for the benefit of the
 folk and the gang was on pectlng to have their physo-
 nlortalized by being in the " Jess never gave the gang a N He hiked away to a place
 aailes away from Dowling's in- 8 ' and then the hard boiled
 had to follow.
 Jones Marching Club never
 a more finished afternoon. In
 hen the hike was over it was
 ost finished crowd we have Sssed' in many a moon. From the s@r club to Thirty eighth street sAsae flrst line of march. From to Broadway and Seventh x1e was the next detail. At this First Corporal Curley decided Hat was better to say here goes here he lies, and he requisi- s5 a taxi.
 2appears that along the line of fh Curley had grabbed a slant at I@phone book, and that he was wise. The eggs were walking a1ong East Forty-eighth street Tn reality it was east on the street that the marching club |d have started for. Tom Jones |not around to pay the taxi bill, 1e tWo-dollar note that all mem- |pf this club" carry got. an awful Light Day in Both Camps. |llard yesterday did little work. Eas out on the road in the morn NRking regular walking exercise |sae acted for the moving pie in the afternoon. Willard does ake the limelight and he refused Ang around the corridor of the when he came in from his out work
 tee in the studio, where the films
 taken, Jess worked around in | lsual manner. He is ready to go 1 the ring at 8, minutes notice, and l eels that no one of the present white hopes can put anything l on him. It looks to us if Jess,
 has been going through his : 5 like a thoroughbred since he :, II working in the Pioneer S. c. , weeks ago, is a greatly improved ss has mastered a system of de- } that makes him look almost i'm nable. Tn fact, it would take a nan forty-two centimeter gun to through the guard the champ ;. For a big man Willard is a ter and the more the sporting ITS look him over the more they convinced that Jess will retain his when the bout is over tonight. Tickets Practically Sold Out. ere is a lot of talk about the ts for the big event. For the it of those who did not have a y to spend there are a few S25 cts still to be had. But these rather limited, and if Harry man continues to do the business yas doing yesterday afternoon it be a. case of shut out for any who applies after noon today. very seat in the big arena prac- " has been sold, and it was a
 task for any one to get any noontime. There was a. final lup of seats in the Garden this 1ing. but no seats will be sold to- [. This is imperative, as the agement has notified the police ,rtment that no tickets will be
 and consequently no person out a ticket will be allowed in the police lines. It will be s h evening for the "crashers. adison Square Garden was a, busy yesterday afternoon. A squad lore than 400 experts" in their got busy and tore the inside out le Garden. Then the crew began ing" for the big battle tonight. as some task to fit up the we'll VII amphitheater because of the that it had to be almost re- eled. But the men in charge
 on the job and the task was ? than half finished early this hing.
 1T idea of real job for some one to handle is to be promoter of a d's championship bout in the len. Tex Rickard is a. good fel- and he knows a lot about the e, but the question still remains to distribute in the neighborhood Annie Oakleys to the number of ,uple of hundred when Tex has
 a couple of hundred to give y. Do it in algebra.
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