The New York herald., 1922-03-06

ture would only go down. He has
was falsely accused by the Boston
Beneath his rugged exterior Mr.. Fra2
The offer has not rufiied to any vis'-
bic extent the poise Of Jack kearns.
manager for Dempsey. Time was
when the ears OF Mr.. Kearns were so
acutely attuned financially that he
sould hear dime drop into the saw
dust. But since the affair at Boyle's
thirty Acres the loosest talk Of large
money no longer excites Mr.. Kearns
They do say that when Mr.. Frazee
first mentioned the sum in that casual
fashion with which Mr.. Frazee mentions
iarge sums Mr.. Kearns paled slightly
and was heardsNto say, Hayes my
smelling salts" tMr Ted Hayes is So
cial secretary to the heavyweight cham
pion). But the great manager OF the
great champJ n recovered Immediately
Immediate " thereafter, according 10
Mr.. Ike ID rgan. Mr.. Kearns said Ian
2uidly. "Show Mr.. Frazee out. We can
rot discuss these minor affairs and
minor sums at present"
This of course is only on the word OF
Mr. Dorgan. At one time Mr.. Dorgan's
reputation for veracity ranked high. but
since he has become a spaghetti addict
ie has been known to exaggerate. Often
While under the influence of the power
ful Italian paste Mr.. Dorgan has made
statements which-we regret to say
could not be verified. Consequently this
may be only the vaporings Of spaghetti
1jred brain.
Dempsey Is Willing.
Later Mr.. Kearns was seen by per-
sons not under the influence of spaghetti
lie declared that he would accept the
terms as soon as he could get hold OF
Mr.. Frazee. He wants a search war
rant or a writ of habeas corpus to get
hold OF the promoter before he can get
out of the jurisdiction of the United
states.
THE terms are very satisfactory"
said Mr.. kearns. VERY satisfactory in
deed. Has anybody seen Mr.. Frazee
lately? j hope that nothing happens to
the poor fellow until he gets chance
TO sign the papers and post a forfeit.
How is dear old Harry's health any
how? Are you sure that he is well
wrapped up and everything? \ man
like Mr.. Frazee benefactor of the
human race, could i'll be spared at this
time.
1T is not true that am holding out
for half a million dollars for Jack
Dempsey's share of the purse. Thank
heaven, no matter what else they can
say about me they cannot say that I
am mercenary | am willing TO COM
promise on S350,000. / assure you that
II Mr.. Frazee should walk inside the
door at this moment and place S350.000
in my hands l would take II and give
him receipt. That is how little Demp-
sey and think OF mere money.
''oh, no. boys. believe me, money Is
2 minor consideration But seriously.
do YOU think Mr.. Frazee is good FOR it,
Paddy Is silent.
The reticence of Paddy Mullins. man
agcr for Harry Wills, is. in a way, easy
u account for Up to recently Paddy's
charge has been content TO battle for
lis daily pork chops. When one con-
siders how many pairs of pork chops
could he purchased with couple OF
hundred thousand dollars the notion is
rather staggering. Even the increasing
popularity of the pig. the hel. cost OF
iced and other factors would make that
.Gm represent quite q bit OF work. One
s;atstician says hap-aa azzordlv that IL
would buy cnain or pork chops reach
in- from New York 20 Buffalo, But
This may not be accurate. Statistics
scver arc.
While there is no immediate possi-
.hility OF n signing up even on Mr..
IF'azee's terms there Is much talk about
Il site for the signing. This presents
no small problem. No successful heavy
weight bout was ever initiated without
y flashlisht photograph OF PRINCIPALS.
managers. promoter and Abe Attell, bor-
tercd hy champagne bottles. Montreal
Jirs been suggested as the site for the
signing. and all concerned agree that IL
y ould he an ideal spot
.ioc Mulvilhiil the Mad Halter Of Dam
la,ry. Conn, and lzzy Kaplan, the local
promoter. have Withdrawn from compe-
l,tion since Mr. Frazec had the rush Of
ii surcs to the head.
Mr. kaplan said: ~ got 10 admire
"a man who can even talk that much
money"
white and Dundee.
Frank Flournoy. matchmaker at Mad
ison Square Garden. hastens 10 an
nounce that as far as he IL concerned
St. Patrick's Day win be observed fit-
1ngly. Johnny Dundee will meet
charlie White. otherwise Charles Ancho-
witz. Joe Lynch and Johnny Buff will
main events. as IL were.
Mr. White was 10 have me. Benny
Leonard. but the lightweight champion
on his return from New Orleans found
tsat he had sprained his thumb clip
.ping coupons and that his safe deposit
boxes were completely nlled. He was
forced 70 turn down the nights work.
Bum. who returned from England re-
Gently. needs some work Lynch boxes
~ Jersey this week with Mickey Del
mont. the only boy who sent Buff down
Tor tho count. IT was a peculiar knock
out. belmont drove rubber tooth pro-
tcctor down Bluffs throat, and the pres
cnt bantam champion almost choked to
death while the referee was counting
him out. Mickey belmont might give
.ioe Lynch an interesting evening. The
bout takes place at the Arena Club In
Jersey City.
Midget Smith. the pocket sized Terry
McGovcrn. meets Frankie Daley OF
staten Island at the Pioneer Club to-
morrow night. The Midget got deci-
sion over Mickey belmont Ut Phla-
6elphia last week The Midget Is moan
ing plaintively for bout with Buff.
or course. the big feature OF the evc-
ming will be the debut OF Tzzy Ksplan
as a manager Kaplan is the man and
the brains behind Jack Bernstein. who
meets Johnny Darcy Needless 10 sny