The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-29
by AA% S.s-MA&w

, seems 10 me. However. he has worked
in Il lot of trIppinGs Ht times and J.
may hc that the harpc$s has hamper"
his movements SOMEWHAT.
"Ilo :. npr. | h"lir,r. quite rs har'I
ls H., w.,S At Tui"Ln, lou, not nearly
a, -"it - rr wss when Nc beat Hr"n-
nam. l imaEin" hc might ho Il !tt."
:!n"r TRAINED !ut = - harder for hrn,
to get - the IN" point now than II
was. He wi. weigh, | hould think
around - when n" gets into III" ring.
md ncodu't worry about taking off an"
weight. He'll fret X of in The last
few hours before III" fight"
: Hunting the Now Champ.
There WAS an expedition which let'
New York yesterday on perhaps th'
StraHccSt uu"st ever attempted. So qua
,I.y did tho man who Is IN charge lay
his plans that few knew anything -;
II. just before h" sailed h" told me
has entire pirn. p,cdGIDc IN" no; :" r.
veal his name. and plCIGing himself I"
make a report in dr,aI! when h" finds
tn" thing he seeks.
He is gong e. discover. develop ana
bring back a British boxer to wrrSt the
heavyweight championship from Ja'k
Dempsey.
Il Will return in two years or less
with a new c~h,mplun," Ii" said. III"
will b. AN l.nElishmdn. | Was born,
is YOU know, III England, learned h"\-
ing Their" cam to America, boxed ana
trained her.. returned and manager
hoAurS over there for years. II l. my
ll,a that there ~" plenty "C good me-"
III England, and that the reason II" good
weight has developed IL that th'r"
= NttI" h,t,! wci@ht iiGhrlnE and small
chance, for a man - develop thr"ur:I
nGhtinE. had one man VII" would
have hrcn a champion. hut WI" WAS ru-
Incd through had match making just
a. he was coming fast.
"Twu weeks ago MAS talking with
two men. h"ih wealthy, on" 81 them on"
Of the hIrgcs' m,n IN Wall street. We
were discussing tn" british lack If
h"avywcirhtS. and | todd them my rh'.
CRY regarding them. one remarked that
any man who could develop a R:ltiNh
heavyweight Of calihcr high enough 1"
meet and perhaps beat Dempsey ""uln
lave a fortune. II started really AS Il
Joke. They pictured The possibilities,
and finally one. half ]jokingiy. said h"
would finance III" thing If the other
would <" IN on il. They knew l had
little. They offered to finance me for
two years, and allow me up To S25,hnp
20 find and develop Il champion. VITA
them II IS merely Il sporting PROPOSE
ton. with mo tn" Chanco OF n lifetime.
Il have my plans nil laid. l shall so
over into CORNWALL. whore they produce
hig. strong mon, and lighters. I'm n
cornwall man myself. and know tho
mines and the factories. Each district
has q champion. ! shall pick a young
ono, perhaps two Of them at the start.
| want n follow who likes 10 nEht. Il
natura! hattlcr who has not fought or
been trained professionally. / shall put
in three or four months training and
teaching him myself. Then I'll try him
out In boxing matches. and work him
along gradually, inside OF tue years
III be back with n mndc-to-order cham
p!on. l never hnv soon ono produce /
scientifically, md hcllovo ono systonraii'
CHILLY trained md developed cnn ho made
a better man than ono who just happens.
ns so many boxers do"
Theory Eesms o Sound One,
Tho old boy wan willing 10 lot NC ,"l'
names and nil, but feared tho twn men
who mr." financing him might object,
However. no han pledged : h!mHcif 10
WHO INV "hCN no IHtA INV Illbht bih' W.
report h!s progress.
Tho experiment Is An interesting ono.
II Il succeeds II IL n S5.n0o.001 propoH!-
ton.
Copyright. 1871. Tho Sew York Evening
Mai..)
tle,ier twho hes heon refused artnit.
tnncel-but are you Furn you gave your
mistress my name ecrr-cEy7
NR!d-fes. s.r, ! saNn, l'essr, 'rrr's
Mr.. lilrd,' h. Hhe sage, well tel h.iR