Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1919, Page 12

Ree mene ‘PAGE TWELVE *- Te IT? WILLARD SALES PEAKS AS HELP TOWARD RING FIGHT Sod TWO MONTHS OF HARD WORK 15 STARTED BY CHAMPION . LOS ANGELES, May 23.—Moun-; tain climbing is going to be one of the mainsprings of Jess Willard’s training for the championship battle with Jack Dempsey. The big cham- pion, who arrived here last week with a large staff of trainers prepara- Ploughed Western Prairies eoEY to starting the first Just 42 Years Ago; Oil Dis- heavy training, has establ his covered Since Would Made np in a secluded spot outside of Him Rich. Los Angeles. The inclusion of moun- tain climbing in his regimen of prep- aration is the champion’s own idea and a phase of work which never has been used before by a champion pre- paring for a battle. “It is the finest thing in the world for hardening the muscles and strengthening the wind,” Willard de- clared. (My Unitea F LONDON Tcha ress.) Mail.) —Nicholas ite-haired president North Russien republic, rhing on the Kansas prairies just °. (E kovsky, vy At Cedar Vale, near Independence, Willard, who declares he wil! enter he and 12 fellow countrymen the ring at the best fighting weight | and worked two farms during he ever has attained, has been condi- to 1877. They constituted a/¢ioning himself for’ several months little “free” communistic community. | for the hard training he is undergo- Their neighbors probably spoke of | ing here, according to Ray O. Archer, t as “those Russian immigrants.” hig general business representative, of the farms is today the site! who today revealed some of the de- rich oil Pehaikesky and tails of Willard’s training plans. From ds th ves began the well now on, according to Archer, the and discover res of oil. But they’ world's champion will undergo the didn’t kno it was. As it spoiled most strenuous grind he ever has at- tempted. Jess brought with him to Los An- ndoned the hole vsky spent a the ear visitir nd other religious te n ents in New York. He worked | Seles a complete gymnasium. outfit ) years as a laborer in the Roches} including a regulation -foot ring, Wi epi Chester, near Phila.| Weights, medicine balls, — jumping auiphin ropes, ete., and for almost a week His kindly eyes shining and his "OW he has been working conscien- ace vy with reminiscences—that He is using half a dozen cil ipadta Ge une arring partners, and in addi- tion ting in a lot of hard riding and gen- strenuous exercising in connec- wonderful white to his regular work also is get- aged president, it influences of eral his the of the gr one Russia, told of thoss days of peace tion with the making of a motion pic- out there with his wife and baby! ture in which he plays the principal daughter—when the Sunflower state | role. was still youn “Willard is going to put in the stiff “I broke 30 acres of sod all alone| est two months’ work of his life,” spring,” he said. “We went to] said Archer. ‘He is in fine condition \ from New York. There! as result of the training he has were 15 of us, both men and women. | already done, and is confident he will We owned erything in common enter the contest in better shape even Jand, horses, cattle, implements than he was when he met and con- “Now there is a rich oil well inj quered Jack Jackson, He appreci- our front rd. I remember when | ates, however, that he hz serious we dur th well. About 20 to 30) battle before him, and he is taking feet down we reached a er of jevery precaution to he is queer-s We didn't know| mentally and physicially prepared to yvater was no good, » we didn’t finish the hole. Now [ know what we struck was 0} Of the situation in Russia, he said: “Within two months after Petro- grad and Moscow are captured, order | strength in full measure, cowd be restored completely in Rus-| 4, has done already sia anc rons) pnt asi bly elect- au and a constituent assembly el results and the heavy ed representing all Bu put up the best fight of his career. “With the plan of work which he has mapped out for himself, there is no question of Willard getting down to fighting trim and?still retaining his The work showing big stunts from now on will shave him down clean the Bolsheviks are simply a vig “as a whistle. There is nothing like a ous minority who by virtue of their) 7 J\ Niie. There is nothing like control of the food supply and mili- | j'* Rem pespecially Woo hot sun, to harden a man and Wil-| lard, for the next few weeks, is going | m,| to. live right out of doors. Every- "| thing that he ever has done before | will be used in his training work and, in addition, there will be a great many more stunts, notably the moun- t ° food control dictatorship are able to prevail er the unarmed majority. Once the | is wrested from thei their influence is gone. Bols is not a new political philosophy which has saturated the minds of the Russi ld be very glad {unid themselves of iif they had the tin climbing, which no boxer ever | means. taken in less Allies sent be- “Petrograd could be than two moths if th tween 10,000 and 20,000 additional troops to North Rus ture of Moscow would require \ fin enveloping operation on a much larger scale for which from two to thousand three hundred troops should be additional sent. | The Young Woman Oil & Development Company HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN YOUNG. 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N S , ¢ thas undertaken seriously as a part of his preparation for a contest. “This motion picture idea, for in- nee, is a brand new one. In Jess is called upon to do a lot of rough riding and real scrapping with x band of Mexican outl. and these fights are going to be the real thing. The picture, of course, is incidental to the training for thi fight, but, nevertheless, Williard is taking it se riously and it ought to make a whale of an attraction. It is his plan to di- vide his day between ring train- b ing and picture training; that is, he will fill in his mornings and fore- noons with the medicine ball, box- ing, running, jumping the rope, road work, wrestling, working the weights, mountain climbing, ete., while in the afternoon he will ride or fight be- fore the camera. “From now until the day of the fight he will maintain regular schedule, getting up an early hour in the morning and going to bed early at night. 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Our camp, with the ring experts and the motion pic- ture players, will be made up of more to the crowd that would hi attend- ed us had we gone to some suburban place to work, so we will have greater secrecy in our training than a champ- ion ever has enjoyed since I can re- member. “Willard, as I have s: this fight with Demp: serious thing in his lif that Dempsey is a willing young fighter, going to take any chances with him in the matter of condition. He in- tends to go into the ring in perfect ape asd io puc up the same hard battle he did to win th mpionship. 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