New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Of wrong training methods" The
story of the training Of Willard and
Moran is the story OF tho tortoise and
the hare Moran started with a rush.
. Willard went about hIs work mctholi-
cally and worked himself Up gradually
20 - point where his quarter ton Of
beef or less IS beyond criticism.
Jess an Improved Boxer.
The boxing Of Willard has been far
moro impressive iu training than that
of Moran. Certainly the conqueror Of
Jack Johnson is a hundred per cent
better man than the fOOlsh-lOokinC
farmer who challenged the Mighty
Smoke. lie seemed 10 have all Of
Johnson's tricks. with a strength moro
tremendous thaV Johnson had i'm his
best days. Tie has tho Johnson trick
OF holding the arms. and greater
power TO make 1t tell. He has handy
left and q convincing right Uppcrcut.
Moran has not shown much m box
ing. His followers hold that he ls
holding something i'm reserve. The
Moran enthusiasts are most optimistic.
There is one item that viii make the
Moran who faces Willard tomorrow
night better man than tho man who
fought Cotfey.
In the first CoFey fight Moran i'm
iurcd his left hand carly IN tho bout.
and that fist was still tender when he
fought Coicy the second time. The
long rest has healed the hand entirely
and Moran vows that he will be two
handed fighter Saturday night.
In tho last few workouts Moran has
been trying q left shift, tho favorlte
blow Of the late Stanley Ketchell the
most sensational knockcr-out OF pugll-
ism. This manPuvre has worked fairly
we'll IN practice. What Moran can DO
with il against Willard remains TO be
sccn--if he should try u.
Willard is evidently trying TO start
the impression that he has changed his
style and his fighting attitude. and that
he will work against Moran with "a fair
imitation of the Jeffries crouch, entire
ly on the aggressive. But when once
the gong claugs newly formed plans
are usually shattered and the fighter
drops into his characteristic attitude.
Willard, after the first few seconds Of
fighting, wili probably be found with
his chin high in the air, his body bent
back and his long legs straddled.
Moran appeared 20 be giving the i'm
precision in training that he would tear
IN from the start, using variety Of
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