The evening world., 1917-10-09
Manager Mo6raS Should Make
O FirSi-cIass Solder. as He
Says Ne Isn't Discouraged BY
the Two Defeats Of Ms Giants
IN Chicago.
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DkishArs ,hs 'o'ins sf 80 s'm''
b1 the OiAhts. out In Ch,oAso.
ell keep = foS hundred thou.
nAnd people away from the Polo
Grounds to-norrUs but that wOu
sOrry the other mau that all D. flEut
there waiting 10 START a football rush
when The EnttH open lt vii make 10
easier 70 SCI in without losing more
Than an eys W an ear and a feS fuat.
ing rba
Gee that Jawn McOraw. coming
East from TIE stricken nrld boo chs
cago, announces that the Giants
aren't a bit discouraged The re-
cruiting officers attention o. called
20 this statement A man who avoids
dlacouragcmcnt under such ylI.um-
stances ought Co make nrst-cIlss
soldier lie wouldn't hiCk II sAol
dropped on him
II seems as Il the Giants should he
due TO win "a game. no matter u they
are an Inferior team and II they have
been wriggllng under tho heel OF the
mammoth Chicago boot They Fug
ihe ball sometimes Thry haven't
done any sluEgIng yet Perhaps this
wlil be their day TO slug ~ so, Yea
Bol Won't that crowd pull the Polo
Grounds apart for souvenirs and
camounage Lii or n. Y. this eve
nlnEi
Vo-NiGHT Irish Patsy Cline and
Johnny Dundee. the Justly
celebrated Scotch Wop." en-
tertain at the Manhattan A. g. Cline
has been coming rapidly up into the
near. champion class-and Dundee
has been there for several years. Il
II a question which one will be firs,
10 challenge Benny Leonard can
say without trespassing upon tho
preserves OF tho nimble press agent
Lhat to-nighrs winner will probably
have n chance In few days. II will
have TO be In a few days. for Benny
Leonard Is about 10 be called for
duty as a boxing leader In a training
camp.
Johnny Kilbane Is In town, wait
ing for his new uniform TO be
y finished. Johnny was tho first
boxing leader selected by the War
department ioT training camp work.
lie says that he has turnei down a,
stack" OF offers to box for good
purses. because he has made up his
mind TO give all his time and at
tention to doing the work given him
10 do.
When asked about his Impression
OF Benny Leonard, Kilbane said:
Hes very good boy. He surely
can fight. and have all sorts OF re-
spect for him because he has volun-
teered for service In tho trlininR
camps. He drew a big draft mum.
Der that would leave him free to box
for several months yet. and in sp,te
OF that he II going into the work.
He is giving up 100000 that would
be right In his pocket II he wanted
to stay out Of the service and
take H."
OF his own work Johnny said: 81
am going 10 teach boxing In the
camps, but I'm going TO d. more than
that. I'm going 10 work with the
ircn sld do vat ! can 10 show :hom
how TO condition themso ves fol
fighting. That's as important as tht
boxing, and / think I can class a,
an expert in conditioning"
Tvo-MoRROW night thare will b,
a splendid benefit given n. IN,
Clermont Rink, for Dav,
Dunno. the well known veteran
sportsman. Dave Dunno has thou
sands Of friends. They should al
turn out for this occasion, COR owinI
TO a stroke OF paralysis he Is In rea
need OF their help. Benny LEONARD
Callahan, Cline and many other IN
nous boxers Will do thur stunt Il
the ring. Freddy Welsh will ho
three rounds. Welsh ~ IN trainln
again aud is tittiag h'mself for
return match with the champion.