Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 17, 1915, Page 4

| | § who humbled the giant black man at Havana. Nowhere in fight circles is heard the heated discussions over his mer- its- and defects as was the situation some years back when champions of other days held the limelight Wil- lard is even creating less discussion than did Johnson when he won the WILLARD IS FORGOTTEN |are curnisning more excitement than the champion heavyweight. How much Jess’ stage work has By HAL SHERIDAN. dampened his popularity is impos- As far as New York is concerned |sible to caleulate, but not a few fight Jess Willard has disappeared from |bugs would rather see the giant cow- the spotlight. - Rarely is his name!boy in the ring than behind the foot- mentioned by the general public and |lights. Comparatively few people even the fight fans have many other|have seen Jess in action and that is topics to argue about than the man|what the followers of the fistic sport EP, dark, baffling Mys- tery lurks within The Black Box. 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There is little doubt that Willard is not making a howl- ing success of his circus stunt on the footboards. He is not as well adapted to that kind of pastime as some for- mer boxer-actors were. And if press reports can be credited Jess himself cares little for the glare of the foot- lights. He wants the limelight but the reflection from the little lamps bores him. § A return to the ring would hardly endanger Jess’ newly won title. No one is within several years of besting him in a fistic argument. At least, not from surface appearance. Some one may develop as rapidly as did Jess himself and humble the western fight king, but the chance of this oc- curring is remote. Jess had been plugging at the boxing game for four or five years before he accomplished the “white hope” dream of the ring- side sports. The champion is expected to fight about every second week. The pub- lic thinks of him as a fighting man and to hold the affection of fight fans he must fulfill their expectations. That attitude accounted for Jeffries’ great popularity. Jeffries wanted to fight every man big enough to stand up to him. Stage work should be a by product of a champion’s real work. WINDHOCK’S CAPTURE IMPORTANT . VICTORY (Continued from Pake 1.) fighting ability as mercenaries was doubtful. General Botha judged the temper of the countrymen correctly and there was no internal troublé after he marched out of the Boer colony. The fact will give Botha his page in history more than any other circum- stance in his career. The British troops outnumbered the Germans 3 to 1. The circumstances of the cam- paign in German Southwest Africa are not like it to increase anybody’s military reputation. Vietory was too inevitable for them. thie platntitr. 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