The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1911, Page 13

wert ter Was in His Prime, e' New York W to Portland, Ore, wife and lived there quietly. Kehoe at Portland, beating him rounds. ex-champion stepped into the McCarty, at New Orleans. though outclassed, ne put up surely gone down to defeat. JACR BOKED THREE Row Ds wit JONN & SULLIVAN When this mateh w Jimmy Cgrrotl, the fancied wrongs be beaten by with which the champion. Carroll's advice. ‘The beginning using the McCarty made defeat, which was | outcome of the Pitzsim preyed on Dempsey's pivot blow became al ‘with him, When 1 ringside in McAuliffe's cor fed English Jimmy Carr he knowing what to McAuliffe See 1t7" When English Jimmy the McCarty fg that Carroll's advice of the pivot. blow. McAulifte, who was wateh carefully tor during the contest continually on the alert for it, Dempsey on Alert. It Was @ peculiar colnciden eCarty tried this blow used the same wor: he had in the Mcauine Dempsey saw the without. turning MeAuliffe sitting “Here tt comes, Ja Op Jan, 18, Inf the last bay ‘preer, This tomet an, Dut I ve never blamed R. ve and always will @ meeting. lay have had. seage ttiberculosis and had LOOEY THE FAN EXCUSE ME -OLD TOP YA DONT MIND IF’ t RUT DOWN Ta THA CORNER amomeny? gust @ \\atrenn ro! 19 | Charle igh he knew that Jimmy would get the ly y ‘better of Demprey, who was the greater ) America’ 's Best Referee Says He) ;, Thinks Brooklyn Jimmy Car- roll Was the Only Man Who! 2": Could Really Have Beaten Jack Dempsey When the Lat- |: NO. 34—JACK DEMPSEY Covartate, 1011, br The Krom Pubilahing Co FTER the sad ends of the Fitz- A simmons fight, Dempogy Feturned | Dempsey Fell Down. he returned to the ring and met Miko/ A year later, Sept. 6, 184, the ring again, facipg the Australian, Billy Jack was a wreck of his former self, but, fierce fight that he received a draw. Mad McCarty met Dempsey when the latter was in his prime he would hay of Dempsey's end was | the chance piv Joy sent him | to the floor a ninothe La- Medicated with POSLAM Blanche fight. ss of that, s fight, time the latter fought and de: everely censure @ managers who were responsible for It has often been said at managers have no souls, and this | las certainly one of the times that | ‘eed overcame what few scruples they | The former champlon | # in the tight grasp of that dread ay to 185 pounds. He tried to train the meeting, but {t was pitiful to the once acknowledged peer of _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, ATy 191d, Some sory! THA o.oo BRO WONDER WHY | DOW T ae | See ene ' / ~ WAAL Oy HECK EF IT ANY A TICKET FER One o sug vHERE Ran Games ! LE MATTER TA CoRneR top bothering nim att an unsuccessful hunt of a three he had a man who could beat Dempsey, ut that he couldn't get him to fent. This man was Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll, the only one T know who I think could reatly have best d Dempsey when the fatter was in his prime, But Dempsey and Brookiyn Jimmy Carrott were close the various fight managers been able to match the as primarily due to MeAu Mac was a friend of Carroll's also, bu friend. 80 he alwa that the two were n Dempsey was & loyal Irishman clear to the bone wherever he happen middiewetehts vainly Imagining himeelt (9 {ee oon eee ee eee ee eee peree as strong ds ever, bravely atcempting fo fl eof old Mfe and vim into buoyed up by the! ‘gone victories. at Brooklyn Jimmy © in Coney. Taland u old time friend of | pauered circle, and McAuliffe, tried heir! ee stadison Sau Dempsey not to go Into not to do 0, but nally became angry ‘orced to let him alone. r admirers and friends of arge number of fair warned the manage- n knocked Dempsey | out or hurt ny in any way there would never be another fight in Coney Island, | | nor would the managers or Ryan ever |be allowed to be connected with any jfuture fignts around New York. managed it so matched the long line of Ireland's sons, St memory ‘ite Christmas. Jack's last Appearance inside the n June 8, 1895, when big farewell benefit jarden. On this oc- Demy three rounds with John L, Bullivan. Immediately after this Dempsey went pack to Portland, Ore, where his wife was awaiting him. In November of the same year the great Irishman suc- oumbed to the ravages of conswpption and was counted out by the great ref- eree, Death. Thus passed into the Great Beyond the squarest, gamest fighter 1 have ever known, a man of whom even his enemies were forced to say, “He always fought fair,’ a credit to his profession, his race and his country, Marl So that night Dempsey and Ryan sparred for three rounds, at the end jof which time Dempsey was @o ex- hausted that when Ryan gave him a slight shove, he fell to the floor and J not rise, The police were about amp in and atop the bout when the referee stepped forward and gave al-| the bout to Ryan. Dempsey was spared the disgrace of being counted out. As I stated in the beginning of tho psey history, Jack was very care- ers. He fought + not for cash, and some of s he won were pitifully small ed with the large amounts that ont day fighters pull down, After ‘ . 18, 1887, In_ 1895 ne next caged will deal with Bob in four prize such a ther, te ling: er to use it to buy ood Christmas dinner, After the she t, Dempsey had $85 He fought twice for a stake | 5, and many other times battled and hard for a ridiculously low ambitious to issued chal- | Sullivan, Kil | hell and other top- s in that division. He was par- y anxious to fight Mitchell and- on several occasions followed him all jover the country in order to get a | maton | At the time of Dempsey's first visit Coast his real motive for going t was to follow up Mitchell, The t English fighter was giving box- | exhibitions in San Francisco when mpsey hit that town, and Jack im- began to deluge him with Mitchell did not want to psey, but wherever he went +, {he eoted with cries of “How about Dempsey?" “When are you go- {ng to fight Dempsey?" and taunts of 4 ‘o Mitchell sent @ 3s manager in New find a man “ho j | Nrowla Aehe Dempaey back ‘East, offer. ng to put UP a purse of $1,000 out of {his own pocket ‘n order to get Dempsey Apply POSLAM just one night to This Test |Will Prove ? and note result: ine of POSLAM SOAP 17 Jeweled Beneficial to the skin—Antiseptic —Prevents Disease — Luxurious for Face, Hands, Bath or Shampooing. Large Cake, 25 Cente SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. by the | | i NAMB. soseee FREE ADDRESS. 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