The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-25

and clever Canadian who came TO De-
was hired as a sparring partner beca
I They boxed a round. The Canadian
r-rbrettily. He tapped swiftly Domp-
a,eBy bobbod about with him and held
,crifis punches. After tho round Jack
= Etrolled near me, leaned over the
= ropes and said gloomily: "This won't
do. Guess All have 10 get rid OF
hhim." The bell rang Jack went
back. tented once and struck two
-.sWift and apparently light blows. one
sdas the Canadian lodged and the other
--Whiie he was falling. Both landed
81 The referee could have counted i've
minutes.
"a light. deft, swift boxer doesn't
sbother Dempsey because Jack Is as
~ light, as def and as swift as any
- lightweight himself Remember how
g Absolutely helpless clever Bat Levin
6ky was In front OF Jack
80, Dempsey - a little over six feet
= tall and weighs lSs pounds. SO why
not seiect a giant IN strength, with
!. plenty OF boxing skin. 10 beat him
nldown7 No use. willard was six feet
seven Inches tall and weighed 245
pounds or more. willard was very
'-riever boxer for big man. lie had
- no loOlg-in with Jack who outspeeded
and outgcneraled him, hit him az
oiiwin, and knocked him out practically
- Ia "A round,
soy Very well. wen take a big man who
Isn't big bONer--a big, tough, game
is.mun, who'll slug with Dempsey, run
- al him. crowd him. rough him ana
Try 20 wear him down. But hasn't
a. thore been one like that7
Il "a OH
-. Cor Morris 90 be umid when he faced
:, Dempsey. as Miske was sure 20 be.
morris ran or 10 the Philippines
Il Whom he was fourteen, enlisted in the
Army fought In "a number OF battles
And through lot OF bushwhucking
campaigns, came nacK and took up
! ring nghting as the softest thing he
s+'tould think or Having a EiN ounce
glove bounced or his chin meant
ss.uothing 20 him. His COURAGE was "A
Known quantity In several fights
Morris showed that being hit hard
nabnly made him anxious 10 rough 10.
- Dempsey stopped Morris al Buffalo
~ when Dempsey was only "a novice,
N1'hat was supposed 90 be something
aniOf a fluke They were matched At
sn'New Orleans. Easy 20 describe that
tvhEht
ar' They came together in the frst
hound. Morris rushed Dempsey
eusmfted and sank HE lof into the big
mans solar pleXus, Morris, knocked
went b. that hrst blow fell on his face.
eEfro show how. complete the knockout
-FHyAs. big Carl lay face down, never
esnaning When they rolled him over
lLGiey saw that his mouth was open.
and his tongue, sticking out, was
rserovered with resin from the floor.
.ziChrl was convinced. Il was the FIRST
Eefime in his life that ne ever believed
he had met better man.
80. Morris could tukp IA punch too I've
seen Gunboot Smith swing ON his
-Tchln, right from the floor. and Miske,
Stewart Flynn willard and many
.1sthers--all without even making
,sCar's big knees bend,
80, mo use trying 90 pick "a man 10
!. beat Champion Jack. Hen be beaten.
like other champions before him. when
! he meets a better man, or when he has
The hard luck Co step into "a knock
out punch uf the sort he packs him
sell And that can be delivered only
.by n vast man, a hard hitter and "A
. man who isn't afraid OF Dempsey
-Fnhe combination is going TO be hard
sssS nnd.
Carpenter will soon be- seen In
-nhetlln against Battling LevnsSy
az FrtFumahIN this bout Viii lead mp Ia
~ DCmpfCy- Carpenter match unless
1'fseN1usky outhuNes the Frenchmuu
dnfonht that LcVlnzky can do No. HJ
rNhfHNI HH'r years ago, but bat hHa
1i4,a DI hi- BEST day IIc was "a yer,
~, ever boxer with plenty OF cournr,
1H' aEr.. NDuOss liui at his best
hc could bH beaten Bog men never 10
1onpU uspy'- class ana probably mo- bet.
-fFtff H.u the FrcncHmun Dillon and
Sob! fnuDl Bat SO dld unkJ
N1T0t NJ AHisfar and husky Jack Brer.
c'r1u D. Carpenter loses CO. Lcv.uskl
7afiiri $40 awful hIyyrr pr ho VIM
Ewr Levin Ky DO won't rrlyD uuy.