The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-29
hocker From Mound And Win ConesCae Starts Today AT o
DILLON Is FAVORTE
OVER FRANKIE MORAN
IN BATTLE TONIGHT|
Friends Of indianapolis Pugilist Believe That Jack WIN p
Moran to seep-Trom Present Indications Large Crowd
Will Witness Bill and Receipts Are Expected 70 p At
Least $4,000. r8SS

New York, June 2s.--Frank Morna.
Of Pittsburg. and Jack Dillon. o8 In
dianapolis, the prominent flnanc11ra
retired early tonight. They are eche0.l
uled to demonstrate $4,000 worth AZ
the expensive art Of self-defense ct
Washington Park, Brooklyn, stArt1uR
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow eventnG.
Everything appears to DO ready -
an instructive and pleasant evening
Moran. before retiring. spent eotae
time discussing the cost OF linousin1oI
ana expressed the belief that with
$4,000 one can indulge ona'a slight
est wishes In this direction. Dtllon
believes that $4,000 will 30 i lone
way toward Quitting a Hoosier rsgi.
ment for the border. Dillon has an
bition to become a major-gensrai 81
volunteers OF some kind, ana has ar..
nounced that Immediately following
the conclusion OF the unpleaeantne6o
with Mr.. Moran he will leave tor Ia.
dianapolis, there to organize q reei.
ment and put at the disposal OF the
President
Dillon says he has received word
irwin iuiiy iiFt uuituTtu IEl0AQ8 lQAJ
they will enlist in this regiment Ia
the hope of carrying the noble inf1u-
ence of the uppercut and naysnAk4r
to the benighted MexicanA
Receipts to BE $4,000.
Moran may have more to spend on
gasoline and Dillon on embalmed
beef, however. according to ali tndf.
cations tonight. Moran has the priv.
lege of 40 per cent OF the gate ana
Dillon or rs per cent Tho pronOfof9
tonight were speaking in the lanEuagel
of large money. They estimated tha
receipts at fully $4,000.
Daniel McKetrick and Jack CurleY.
shining examples OF the theory that
an ounce of promotion 10 worth ii
river OF perspiration. tonight repoftod
themselves in the pink Of conditicn
to grab the elusive dollar bill frurn
the citizenry of these parts who d.
sire to attend the debate between No.
ran and Dillon.
1t Is estimated that $4,000 such citi.
zens will be present to receive banol&
from the eievating Influence Of tn
noble box fight. When Dillon rot1rod-
this evening he was a 10 to 3avcr13o
lover Moran. but very few persons WerN
INDUCING their gambling instincts.
Both being known as bruisers OF tho
attracted more attention than many
a championship affair. and predictions
are freely made that the AttendAnce
will set new record for the gentle
Queensbury pastirne, Admiral Moran.
the navy's most prominent ex-yeonaAn.
arrived with his staff tonight from
Saratoga and went to the Fifth ,Ave-,
nue. home.
Major-Genera1 Ernest Cutler Price
as Dillon Is known in private life. Ad.'
ded to the cauliAower crop among hfs
partners this morning and then spent
the afternoon in elegant repoAs. ualg-
ing dire threats regarding the incl.
dents about to occur to Moran ana
the Mexicans.
I'm going to finish the big stiR ~
fast as can" General Price remarked
in the Kings best johnson was III
in and Moran lasted twenty roundas
with him. He licked n couple OF burns
and then came here ana mada = rop
by foring Jim Coney twice. II ovof
hit Cofrey once he'd never ret ont
OF bed again. Tn going 70 tar IN.
That Is the way to win nghtA tn
full of pep.
You'll see a good light I could
lick willard"