The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 12, 1935, Page 7

T‘Ht DAlLY ALASKA BdPlRE 'RE.SDAY MARCH 12, 1935. T By BILLIL DE BECK 3.1 S o S ik e MAX, MEET IRELAND’S JACK DOYLE, : ANOTHER BIG GONG AND l)\NCF \N Maybe he’s just another visiting heavyweight, but Jack Doyle, «f the County Cork, proved to greeters in New York that he could/ talk almost as geed a fight as Champion Max Baer—and as a singer, dancer and Romes he admits he’s already got the Livermore Lothario faded. By JOHN STAHR Here he is with his Alsatian ]mllce dn‘, “Tink.” couple of months to pare down the ¢ (Ascociated Press Sports Writer) | few superflous pounds that accumu. NEW YORK, March: 12— The, 'lated In spite of his spotlight exer- qld-timers . may snort. and . bellow - 'cise (he ‘weighs 217 now), and all they please, but if the current then— style' . in heavyweight champions: “Then I am going to win the runs fo the singing, dancing and beavyweight championship for the Yomancing kind of mitt-slinger Lrish people and neither Baer, Car- Jack Doyle is going to be height of fistic fashion. Six feet four and a half inches of rollicking Irish personality, the, man Doyle, from the County Cork, | convinced all previewers at his de- barkation that, whether he can; punch his way out of a paper bag, | he'll run the current No. 1 Person- ality Kid, Max Baer, the sternest kind of race for sartorial, tonsorial, vogal and terpsichorean honors. Of course, by his own admission il will be six or eight weeks be: fore b2 pulls on a glove in formal ving battle; and, also by his ow admission, he is “no great fighter’ l‘.O_?«Z Bus those are about the only things this handsome Irishman will cdmit—excepf that, after he géts in | _ this Baer “at. chape, hell: beat fighting, singing, dancing or ro- maneing!” 2 Suspension Spwrred Him H2's kind of modest—just like cr, ¢h? itter “dlsappcintment inter- mp ‘ed Jack’s career so far as Eng- land was concerned and provided ' the impetus for his venture into the song and dance business. He lost or a foul to Jack Peterson in 1933— 1 ly defeat in 37, bouts, 14 as a p as fined £5,000. and sus- pende: T six_months. “I got 15 girls and three spaxring partners togeiher and we hit the road,” Jack relates. “I sang, and sometimes boxed exhibitions, and they danced. We toured : England; Ireland, Scotland and Wales "and made a pack of mouey. Now I'm over here to win the 'heavywelght champiofiship of-the werld.” Impeccable of sneech-—he always ‘I shall” do, this or that when i ring nmp.e future intention —and gorgeous of attire, Doyle cay- ries his handsome brunet head and his broad shoulders like a true artist of the two-a-day. You'd never suspect he started as a shilling-a- day helper around the docks of Cork who fought his through the Irish Guard. Friedman Picked This Plum Walter “Good Time Charley” Friedman, an American boxing manager, 'acéompapied Doyle to these shores after winning a rath- er spirited scramble involving some of the more aggressive fistic: entre- preneurs of England and the Con- tinent. Friedman. plans to ukg % who is just 31 i i } } way -up the hera nor anybody else is going to siop me.” Erin go bragh and the top o ! the morning to ye, Maxie! S e SHOP N JUNMU IIEST' | FIRE ALARM CALLS AR Thira aro Franklim. Pront and Franklin, Front, near Ferry Way. Front, near Gross Apts. Front, opp. City Wherf. 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