The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1912, Page 4

perience PUR | a sans _THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1912. ' BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK = ([Cahiresir8i535 MERITS OF BOXING! Copyright, 12, by The Prev Puvilshing Co. (The New York World), BOXING A GAME FOR ANY MIAN: BOXING A SPORT FOR THE CLASSES AND THE MASSES Vn IS A MA, SAYS DONOVAN a RE eee Famous Fighter in Old Days and Now Boxing Instructor at N. Y. A. C. Tells of Manly Art's Many Benefits and Recites List of Great Men Who Love the Sport. | ake UT Copyrign.t, 1912, by The Press Puolishing Co. (The New York Worl) b6 HE practice of boxing,” we , says Mirror of Life, the ‘ Toepresentative Engiiah Sporting paper, “teaches us to con: MN trol our tempers; It gives us pertect felf-porsession, coolness in danger, g manly courage and @ love of falr Dlay; Mt quickens our reasoning facul- LATER. , MR BIDDLE ACTUALLY FOUGHT FOUR ROUNDS WITH JAK O'BRIEN. Deere. inoue useo Te Have Boe FITZSIANONS «SPEND WEEKS AT HIS COUNTRY PLACE AS A SPARRING PARTNER o ° . tes, our eyes, brain, mind and ener- EX PRESIDENT Roosevect q Seme wo raver, Bios; It gives elasticity to our mba, HAS ALWAYS BEEN & BOXING rensees, ; enmusay oe SEL Increases our lightness and speed of BoTw AS BonuR AND SPECTATOR. . is ati Tn buaatune foot, adds to our activity, inspires un with & knowledge of and a confidence in our powera, which combined with CAN STILL FIND PLEASURET ‘Wirren Barsour. wow (INA RINGSIDE Seat, “THe NATONAL AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP» - our acquired control of temper effect : en BUT FOR BEING & HILUONAIRE wally prevents our seeking quarrels, National Baseball Gne) ‘aot : = ng “arortin ts ony toa} COMmission World's se V8 fense of an ancient and Interesting iy W ; % epert. If boxing were the low and degrading thing that Gov. Dix evidently A thinks it 18 we wouldn't find the best men in America among ita chief} Finest hitewas. ers patrons. Last nieht I talked this over with Mike Donovan, who f i Y prominent men iM| R000 icking. “He had’ «few punenes| — Last October, Supreme Court of Baseball Praises Giants novan was a fam hamaolf tn those days And this lan't days, For several| All. I could spend a day tolling rou «. for Efforts to Keep Seats From Speculators, Fears he has been boxing instructor | Ames of groat ment who loved the box: @t the XN. ¥.A.C, To-day, at the age| IM Kame Md you ever know that! @ Ginty-five, he to otit) actively en: | Honcoe Conking wan a boxer? Well, if you are thinking of having any whitewashing done we unqualifiedly i t Tommy Ryan to Train iter Flynn tor Johnson Bout Coun" Go some” the two good middle wer aae ‘ ‘ duesee Gatden A MITTS. Old Title-Holder Will En- i deavor to Teach Pueblo Heavyweight Some Tricks. daha, ave finally teen Sonny, "het ‘ort boxing six daye a Ww and| he Was, and when he w nk ea ee BY JOHN PCLULOCK. ‘The following fighters now | fettow the he following fighiers eta po ob ises Pagar wasn't @ ma recommend the National Baseball Commission to you. This body is OMMY RYAN, who retfred from] anne of Gon nae f ville dee dy 0 . ves vit Js), SL Semis bo ; found anywh pod cr Mast without doubt the flnest bunch of kalsominers that appeared || MObeis kield Will be Name I Te, CIERGUGUNE LUE: ek: 56 j said Mr. Donovan, “I never \tne game. When tm i t i “! je Game. en | nee before the public. For reference we furnish the report on the notorious! : trained Jim Jeffries for his champion-| “et j knew @ good man in my life who didn't! tn boxing TE kno f 7 N B Ul P. ke Mewrugit. (160, t ri now the : | ship fights with Bob Fitzsimmons and] hraryweught 17%. 1 i fake an interaat (Elo Heth hela |nim, At any rate, he'w @ MAN ticket scandal during the world’s series tn this city inst fall, which “| of Brook. yns ew ba ar Jim Covbett, has just accepted an ofter| Weim (any wegt], 4 nul tea _ v > et i Curley, ma Jin flome people t: 8, Mike Donovan knows h nished an even greater sensation than the games themselves, Ebbets Field will be the name of the new ball park the Brooklyn Baseball || ffiyrn, the Pucuie hearyweleht, to train Game for trick drives, but Minne Tea} And he might have continued the In their investigation of the sald scandal the commission proved) | Club ‘x to build In the Flatbush section of the borough, President Charles H.]] his man for his fight with Jack Johnson @ game Mt for any mon who Ja a man, Met. Me might have rutd that : : Ebvets left the ch of @ name to the sporting editors of the Brooklyn pa- 4 apie lace in: Nae Hah oF poor, I've known wmine mighty (John D. itockafeller Jr, kee boxing and | themselves to be not only the finest whitewash artista of all times, but J pers, and ut a meeting they voted unanimously that "Ebbets Field” would || Mic” # expected io take Place in Ne- 9204 men who were nthuvtantic | boxes decasonally with Jack Harvey | they also proved themselves to be the greatest humorists that ever saw J be the proper name for the new stadium because of his long connection || Curley regards Ryan just the sort of a ever boxing as 1 am. ple who don't | for exercive and the fun of it, ine j J with baseball in Brooklyn. Ebbets has been associated with the Brooklyn || man to work with : femow anything about it and who never; eymnanum down in the heart of the| the Hght ef day. (J clup for twenty It was Bobet» who saved Brovkiyn from being |} teach him many new tricl | oa: boxing bout cay tt brutal, Why, | financial distriot. The: a doven Instead of giving any {information that would lead to the disclosure J pushed into the wue less than ten years ago. Ned Hanlon at that {jing and also other ring tac T fought eight bare kndckle fights in my | of these, all well patros nd every day 3 was anxious to buy the Brooklyn franchise and transfer it to Baltimore, will need wnen he goes against the big younger days, hundreds of glove can-|%y men of Wealth nnd standing ta tue Of the identities of those that were responsible for the glaring wholesale P iu spvets got in ahead of Hanlon for control of the club and thus insured || champion. | tema, and I've been “ a ail the Une tty. At every professional hox.ng show | delivery of tickets to speculators, the National Commission commended J Brooklyn a place in the National League circutt. Te aca sag | rade tten i omix ye yever WAS BEF! held under the HF ; neger, | Hae the ih oer te Wer BAW a man weriously hurt. [ve sums, Mitrsiiy aad j teen mon knocked outs af conta; but Men sit In the front seats. “I'd rather | from the speculatora. ti an Frauen, forthe Hightwagit tithe, ned to ght Joe M " 0 larly if you re ' ‘. Re weet “Bute. i cae — no | tame ever played,” said John T. Keane | agencies had stacks of tickets and it was posable to get ten or twelve seats in| i udtay afternoon, Feb, 1 ' a eee ee tttateatie, |APort. and T fall to wee any brutality he New York club is to be commended for the precautions taken of “Indiana ih Fite in AL Tn the theatrical profe m prior, during a ying deteo- also in depositing thelr letters con- taining mail orders in out-of-the-way stations im envelopes that could not eo recognized as coming from the New York club. On the other hand, it he opinion of the commission that when the mail order re taken care of by “There's ex-Prewi weed to send for my @ hard bout when he was int at the Hoe always Weat Side Yo M,C. A, and Brown's wa on fak. (YM and other reput Erlanger boxes oft on T] wy em And we had many MAME mention a score of tt White Managers who box almost daft LAY tn the Intercollegiate Basket. | AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS.’ AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS.| AUTOMOBILES & MOTOR BOATS, ball League will be resumed to- Pais flies iat sta seta day, when Columbia meets Cor- nel! at Ithaca and Yale mouth at Hanover. House—yea, and befor Med good boxing Me tng, down on |) bard, but he» ay enthus voxing. Ho's a Harry Harris, who le elute, Mr, ste for the club, that ¢! for the mall orders received by | a4, there's @nd Is now a theatrical manager of rep. them for single tickets, instead of holding these orders up for some time 5 draw. | lation, H.R. Warner, Paul Arm: withont returning the money, thus causing many justifiable complaints» | 'eft New York last night. They play : The entire reonpt '# nothing but a meaningless lot of words used in an en-| thelr game with the Corneliiane this deavor to exonerate the entire New York and Philadelphia clubs from blame for | afternoon. nand Harry Harrie box | the scandal, York slastic as a boy ov mig’ rood boxer himself, Th Charles Dana Gibson, Look at anything coarse strong, BAL MIN, Maxwell, Silver and which Includes two freshmen, good boxer, and | Many others box at the YM. CG. A. you can often seo him in w front seat Georee M. ¢ The commission admits there were lots of tickets in the hands of| Only one of last year's Blue and | ° that’s nothing, A knockout docen't hurt; P4Y $2 for @ wear at a boxing show Read this paragraph carefully and if tt doesn’t cause you to laugh, partion." ff te Li J ii B ke th Ul | anybody. than $1 for a neat at the bigest football “t ember the conditions that obtained at the time, when all of the n erco é. la e as. e a } } | | When two good nen are Nghting oe t daily with Geo . who ul White championship five {s now on tho the Rev. Dr. Percy Grant. 1 won't say y clever boxer of the Attell type, | commiaxion ts und team, as Capt. Arthur D. Alexander, an that he’ Ko to see fights, but he cere the sreat horseman, was| alao forgives eusily, and that ta the reason why it walted three months to white-| All-Fastern selection last year, handed j tainly does like boxing for the exerciee & professional boxer. Hecently he | wash everybody, a# The Evening World predicted it would, in his resignation to Coach Harry Fish- fand the sport of it in Littieton, the engaged Abe Attell and took him down err yesterday, “Babe” Benson, who will Congressmen, in a clever boxer, Police on his farm to teach boxing to the two Commissioner Waldo ts a great boxer, Madden loth of these boys, and he thinks boaing Is one of the Muest brought up by @ father who knew how eporta on earth. George Gould isa Kood to ha both 0 have gymnam a te and boxer, He eveloped Into cleansiimbed athe to have Lily Maddon box with hi Je captain in Alex- 1nd Gave reeled off record trials experts | Probably ‘be ma lett BOXING SHOWS TO-NIGHT. }] sodt-t that tne ott mark will surely tars | onde Trem reared Lai eee vefore the victor, Every man in the|"Aitnough Cohimbla waa beaten by AV Eamon} ait Britt ve Pi event te well known to the athletic! partmouth in their first game of the Young Kete) 0 Ver es a eat fo. bee reat Is. Jeten an can he seen anywhere, James Nismple A. C.~Young Cashmar agie, Coach Fisher ts not at all di end he could make Billy Ko, oo And yy ni ee ink ? bag tad beh Say (an onune condition of the two champtons experts! ournsed, and expects h's team to maky Jennings 8. Cox, the banker, although iy oluvar Woskh Halse “At Hrown) Gymnasium AL A predict It will be @ two-man r a good showing against Cornell to-day Be's over seventy, Laver am inuch lier. fe ‘a lover of | Young Diamond va, Eddte McDonald < hile thie @ g will be the feature,| Rut the Corne!l aggregation {8 confi- there are several other events carded hey have been successful thus hing Wke box oe ox!ng xel Widdle of Philadotiph en ro . dent, as they + Ta BO ee ee eee ucakaldoriyeure wits Bob Finalise Acre A. A.Yankeo Deo [| whteh promise to result in etirring con-| far thie season and will put the rounds, tests, my Carrol rounds, At Itoyale A. Cy Brooklyn—Young Wagner vs Mike Malla, ten rounds At National A.C, Brooklyn Young Sheppard vs, Jack Diamond Here Mike looked at Dorando Miller and RW. Hunker tone of th ba Yorkers to the test mons and Jack O'Hrlen, and has even fought seve hood py setonalea fust gachusctis Bunkers, whose a Lae Se oiahe Jemt their nue to Bunkers Hil and ; a thy eran uf Te erations Ard New York, I9 a splendid heavyweight 1 Mas store ee fought through Lhe Mr, Bunker were excianging boxer, once winner of the National Am jo wt It harder, boys, 1 { | | Mr e WwW eet io boxing as @ boy. I tel: you, Payne | sald Mike. ateur chametonship in the heavywetent |) P. tG d t E t ‘ ' non en rounds iow” te saihed” sitar gat Wawa, te ence | yealNinea a,c, cneeonone-» | | OSt Graduate Expert Accountancy ; SD there's Blmeo a” and Packey wanue expert aevoun wo rather than [cal dar Tt n COBALT ICA ch edit ae Sep pc ; Design’ as a thonugh wractical training tn fect. "He was a haxen TACMEY H Staten island CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT’ OFFI end a lover of the gane. Lately he's amaten ig ee tars Kiegree (any given more ume to qvif.” And Mine, Theaw are just @ fow of the men shook his head sadly an if the drop from | . continue the ist hie favorite sport to Kolf was uniast It might surpetse many —_$_$———— able. if they knew how many promle “Mr, Bunker's coun wan Liat. B _Three-Mue Recora | Be isd” thors a tans. Tee] epee weeers \ Likely to Suffer geen many athletes In my Hfe, but he's icc i! nena of 10 Tee AND HULL bat y’ Toatkee.ars, Our ne Bate (ery aed Lae wi Manulacturing and Mercain'te Accountants’ Agel sually conducted by MR. FRANK BROAKER, C. P. A., in, Lieut. Bunker ant Examiner Atnerican ts, Ameri ion of Certfiel Bubit Author "The ‘used by leadiag wniversties and colleges: tal,” the aandand. tex QUE OF ACCOUNTS, ew tae, Powertulmand a great boxer. tots) DUTCH BEAT THE IRISH, | anotnor caste arnete Yeas et si The most complete affair of its kind ever held ierrae ores men ore (ond 9 BetIDS 64505) ony shooting content hold at Camp |{2,h5,twe?! {ram te botnde (ornient FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1912. ff feta sr ta tis Ue at Fata at a ¢utsnce ranersin oe ip Seda” sam 1S Wiz, A GS PART I. Jan. 6-13, Pleasure Vehicles— : epthusiast Why, down at W gtOR untry will eon ding Gee | a 4 Beret nacre rt se tt, its | Soshag, ig tee ei pe Saree PRACTICAL COURSE (Genolene and Blectric) Motor PL RSet Maren h ae et! Aho [SME ein nee ven conanioo (ff DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING cycles~Parts and Accessories. nod boxer, He knows _ . | Vader thode caploved in the triatug of Jumlar Accouniant (orks by PRANK e meets and 8 eo 74 pee ipo BRO, C.F. A condued Oy CuI MED! 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