The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 14

ee THE EVENING WORLD, UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Attell Thinks Brown’s Awkward- ness Makes Him Soft To- Wight, but He May Be Mis- taken. | Copyright, 1012, by The Pram Publiizg Co The New York Worlt). both Abe 18 ie w big night for s Attell and Knockout Brown. may not think #0 much of it, for Abe he han boxed against Nehtwelghte unttl it hes become nearly a habit with him, But tt fe night for Kk. O. who wit have a chance to boost his depreciated Btock by turning a trick that Rattling Neleon, Freddy Wels), Ad Wolgast and many other good men lave missed. It jhe battle gore along for ten rounda! ‘awd Abe Attell manages, by use of his yeMarkabie ak!li with hand and foot, to; Cutpoint the rushing Dutchman, it wilt de interesting only as another instance @2 the fact that sk!)l outciawses strength | When it comes to the test in the ring BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW B._ aad “cut LEAVES HIS Conner . oom! WwAT Dit MORGAN SAY TO Do wexT? BROWN WANTS TO HIT ATTELL- ROS PANAGER WHLE HAVE MITA Loost” FROM “THe MOMENT HE THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1912. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN — ght, 1912, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). WONDER HON RG Worn Look TAKING A, 10 COUNT: “Wren ABie SPRINGS HIS Famous Sibesster. z Kols CHANGE = He MAY BE ARLE To GeT IN ONE Good Soar! Building Up The American Man | | $ Discussed by World’s Greatest Health-Makers and Students § | &) | of Physiology in Serial Instalments Expressly ~ | for The Evening World. I cud wen aviv. \ WAN Av THIM IN A Peoncn | Business Men’s Mistaken Idea of Relaxation Is to Sit Around, Eating andDrinking at Night. They Should Retresh Them.| selves with Exercise Instead, Says Prof. Sargent, Har-| | vard’s Physical Instructor. | EXTRA ? Tom SHARIEY HAS INVESTED 5 HARD IRON MEN IN A Bet 1f Abe should finish Brown-an al- ABIE Wik HAVE FO GUESSING Talks With Prof. Sargent-No. 5. | RING Sipe- Ta paseo: bie pete Se | even AND ANON - bb CCUMULATION of fat and {ndisposition to: | sear 1 punch as he Tonmy Mur-| nee ae E A ward physical exercise form the groundwork ‘ Dhy'e midriff, then there'll be a sensa- for most of the allments that beset our busi: | ton that will set the sporting world Attell has figured out his Nant he thinks Brown's awkward make the job soft, Attell may be faken, for although Wells, Murphy an other clever boxers have handied K, O. rather easily on several vocasion® the tow-headed east wide jad han three fhings that make him dangerous. hae speed, punch and endurance. ‘Taken together these things are likely to up- eet the best laid plans of the cleverest opponents. w Attell hasn't done much boxing of late because his hands have been in hed condition. The trouble started When his arm was injured tn the bout with Kilbane. Frankie Hurne, | Rei hin again, and his hands have been wel Ds fact that at thin season the arm went off may he Bven the cleverest of boxers of thelr fighting ‘wkil and | uct Brow ring-rusty when they stay out of | Just a the game for any considerable length | Rub ef time. wand Attell @even years. rede of bouts. i time, and th the ont that accounts for his jo head of the featherweight c! growing old, for he de ing when only a boy. His twenty- th birthday will come Feb. 2 m at that Brown will vantage in years, for he becomes ot) has eberr® fighting for He has boxed in hun- His skill has saved | Cap, from taking much punishment at thing minetcen and twenty-six. exceptions to this rule, Frankie Neil became bantom champion at twenty of age. ‘Terry MoGovern won the rw t title at twenty, Lavigne rid'a Nicht welght champion Fort at twenty-four, twenty-eight, but ‘Was just us god a fiehter for neveral Seer Nelson claimed the ur, after doing ome along the Hoe, and at twonty-slx, | d out Joe Gans on Canadian With Pirates Is Because Hte| Was Sick Day Scout Looked | Over His Team. i r to th the baseball nut Walt the lead of his fellows, H a greater hitter than Ty Cobb (a men whom many look upon as a real! ofgrel & huntired yards a full three-fifths of 4 | Seen faxter than the by Arthur Duffy, , The following letter tlon-explatns linelt 22. | Manager John J. Median, New York i Can Bat Better Than Cobb, Runs Faster Than Duffy — and Wants to Join Giants| SOUTHPAW HOFF FIRST HIGHLANDER TO SIGN. Hoff, from Ossining, Star Isn't) Chester eher or + Aimer He ReaRpn powely fans have to content themecives! with conversational baseball ts no! activities of that wierd pros aa ever Barnia, Ont, ts far in| is not only} “athteth ball player), but he can also turn mark hung up; Ruve'r contrib: He hackataye, pag | as Street Alain el have’ een playin old It five sears in an organised Finny Celialy ihe White y or wenty-five ‘years aid. 1 am & feet ind © kame Milavale rs? fer and fall 1 work on my paw's and always ia the juris Church pent Yast summer T came to yeult with Manager paris in ® seconds “Phe explanation of fat accumulation | AVOID ALCOHOL AND TAKE} find ttle diMeulty in straightening it mal Vaierity at Pyiigth ik very simple: ‘The hu:nan body ts tke | DAILY WALKS. | out, and now ne in golng along | Mer ay am la stove. To k ft warm there must | “My advice to the business man who| Without any semble of frietion and a F will be able Nature provides man with a! 1s anxious to get rid of his fat ts to] without the ta cap for in, ‘amd Menry the hind cond team ness men of ton says Prof. Sargent, “and the} _. former is largely the result of the latter. The one thing | that is in the favor of those who are trying to improve | the race physically is that the fat shows, Very few | men like to be fat, because It is not only uncomforta- ble but it is indicative of laziness, “The cause of this is very plain to one who has Allowed Boys of 12 to Box, been around big eating palaces of New York, Every called Gov, Dix's attention to the mate | a Ever ‘ ter and he notified the commission, night thousands of business men can be seen sitting| Humane Sc aid Called Gov. | The club omc were sum around tables, drinking and cating to excess. That is i Appear at meeting next relaxation, Instead of taking exercise to refresh themselves these | men Indulge excessively in the good things of life to eatisfy the taste and \at the same time be sociable. fe possible that such prace {lish ax recreation for the brain, | mulatto: sause they W s with the muscles, | When food is take eat or drink when | ™ amount t wt be dispo and show cause why their license sh not be Kec. The lcenae of the Spring Valley Club was revoked because this organization owed various boxers Di the mouth has first pia Attention to Happen- New the hall ings at Grogan A. C. BY JOHN POLIOCK, AILY It be play hav YA man should ne more ap; his system does not call for Mt. Tt ds) Qe PU Ree ee Latin we D what a against nature, and nature makes HIM | that qe eidatlon % boxing game ve su pay t malty by giving him over | stir things up so th wastes will, body as State J + Commis: | det rte basketball on abundance of fat. be oxidized and de: ed, But our! ston supervising tt DOW ee webs, a ALCOHOL OFTEN USED WHERE| American i fe, Will not takeldifficult the cas ni the |e ee NATURAL FAT SHOULD BE. that necess: members of this commission seem to At this week nm amount of fat to be used as | refrain from alcol to keep the body warm, In other | titles and take several long walks e words, the fat §# stored around the day. It {8 very easy to acquire a fond. | {tv iy mathe to pS ol RUBE WALTERS, to be used when needed as coal Is} ress for walking. The man wh cjtaeweli stored around a stove. ‘The body can | It for a week will find that he will want recently is be heated by artificial heat and the} to continue, Not so much because It} Rreatest artitte o It) Will reduce Is fat, but because it brings | 1. Walker, keeps the blood jona tf of exhilaration and come | and Mudso: “Wh fort the fat “Wealth and luxuries are great things WE ARE SACRIFICING all remnants regardless of former prices. Suits of fine imported materials to measure $18.00. Overcoats $25.00, lined with guaranteed silk. ‘to strive for, but they are at the root of most of our physical deciine, The man who hak an automobile would; rater spin around in it than get out and walk. When ready for business he S| wants to get to his oMce in a hurry, me | and again he refuses to walk, When through with his day's toll he wants to | Indulge tn other luxuries, such as cating fear ot of aloohy ewsity for work they ad , 0 r a ney troubien follow, | mill never get rd of neta “°"* "| if the material, style and tailoring are not sat- ny trative dvine wet rid at! ae Heed APTA Conley Stops Lewls in Fourth, isfactory, money back. ldrinks, Alcohol has tts purpose, but | NM, Jan, 18.—In th sill, pigs, the jouer t fembirg, itt purpose IN not to keep the body |! selbst a a dy igre: heated eral hours at a time. |r gan eared Weir man from. further mA asive use of food and drink | i hment in his fight wi « Conley of Boston, Jack Johnson real! fight anybody. If Jack Js sincere tn his ment that he will ‘boycott’ wywelght who bomes in New York, and that h reves INR, any of these gentleman a chance fo box with jm for the championship, !t means that Wanderers Now All Alone At Head of Hockey League| who does not take exercise, The Ti Hehmen are eaters and drinkers, some- times to excess, but their salvation | juts has been the British tom of taking |p y few Eng White of Chicago | aud ouligoneralled Nattling Schultz ot | to in their eight round fight before the Wind- AL AMUSEMENTS, NEWYORK THEATRE RQ) ROOF B'WAY, 44 TO 65 STREETS. “AMUSEMENTS, A pa of atl nothe ib at., Bete ot ee es | mocensest cs Here’s a Bottl TO-NIGHT at " AROUND ‘THE WORLD. y be with Sam Me | ought, nippe he St. Nick formations | Wir t. Nicholas Si Defeat | he : 7 cen enn ae &*) St, Nicholas Seven’s Defeat In for tho Fataly of the late Fire Hero ORDEIN, S SERORTS pat ften in New ik, as do the onl . 101) romiaing members of the “white hope’ | . 5 aimee | uae aan 9 BATTALION CHIEF WALSH SUNDAY NIGH 5 and Morris, Flynn has } A; Cos s the f Under Paronal Direction of Betast'he Must never Int ieeecr| THe for First Place I indiektual start the ats ways ONEeST) wo. Fox > pat a Po rte Pe gute. Fivan is 6 man John wouldn't | je for First Place. x1 daasling speed and PERFORMANCE BBGIN ety i DALY’S Fw nN any old time, even without ne t shots wu ts Hk y poner zai n'a owe ea A v contre ofthe ce 14 Bottle That Holds a Whiskey atoh for Johnson in height, welxnt and OP AN AIDA A RIBS REY 1 a iu ed Newsin r ° y sae tem ay ie) fant, aman aoe eo haan You Can Be Sure Is Right |B. Vins Pais, * aa dSe ones, easily, and knows that he can do|the most ardent enthusiast could wish | the plasera and winked the ; RESERVED SEATS, . tt agsin whenever he nts to. Hence for, Heretofore tt ee practtoaliy i al cry oe Diner the It's all right to guess about some things, rr nes Lou hand Jam THE MILL at" " . SSR pelea ine erent y Sioa se | bUt @ man can’t be too sure about what ry | he it Bi ING goes right Neeaiee cunnenter | 4 fare : ‘he puts into his stomach. And this applies AUTOMOBILE W ea along fighting, and he's picking up Mling In to make MB ® aehed i vain saan (to drink as well as food, That's why SHOW Playhouse #0 tints tre | Sets hi ie 2 moonty in sail atchee tna way eis” these ew contestants avmie good se Tete | Unison Winabay aay come in ta ae | cenall OR etme on BOUGHT ANDPAIDFOR sige Bee EAs Malaao. ben, bone, anetnar (28 ave wen quite nome | Ny bottle with the new top. So that you |] COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Broadway Niettithfal iy und "wit Western The earn wer i '-|can know you're getting a pure drink as MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. The Wedding “Trip i rs ghtwelght. Often t OUNTS RIVE iy She New York AL t » . ADMIRAI Arti o RANRABHAL hatin Comedy 417 #0! Bway. the “local boy” at least an even break of Kome new Canudian mi Kaferee &. Well as @ Jone. If you don’t drink Collier’ yan Be Nia a thoy always aad Rees pees uals “were weakened Uy. che leas. rf “EE Wilson, time you tried it. You have pH ILHARMO N iC puny PULLS THE sti as Bie outpolnted.” "ana! that er {some of their veterans, and the t cy Tine <n" | to guess about the goodness of other kinds— | ht Caraegie ipetacten, LYRIC Late Ge a wy danger of eitier \ y bt } realty he "i } ~~ Sern ora knows during ‘the battle, [Guten of aetaite le crowdhin Bt. Niche sae Hes The ot -twvat) wiv,” | the kinds in the ordinary bottles. | Hick Caacere Manhatten Ce RY ‘alte Ghee wonder how helt And slag Tink at every” game | Doras tne» |] Mazda ®imoiany. Metart, Wager, 2» FAVERSHAM ity + ze saan en Pere Ag nae : 6 ee WP ' e The 'Po Next sunday ate ‘Polat BAUER iY eM henge: ane il Old Prizes, $250.00in Gold He 7 the Win rf yla by son we 8, InGo. Ni Wilton Lackaye Pl ae would tote Wilson | ee ie attocirsx eae HAMMERSTEIN’S "73 na volding der + Tne, ca At National Sport ; k ‘ e In th FRIDAY EVE. Ja January 19th, 1912 Rove. 25-60-78-§1,00, Daily ay out Brown y Attell, n ‘ " ’ ga 1 ie | TeRR » Ler, dd ave, Pauline the Hume rounds,” : ‘ Perini iS et ; tte tries hear New | Tedse pre neha tes hee) Bt ld Delle As elise ae peer «Brod reversal of form over thelr last ave, Casing na 1S e New | MINER'S ® Mptines Brack Meares ee oat tae ae, Ar Mordon A. C—Auesinr show. Vers asthe score of aeven goale to tnve ans 4 he Bottle sth AVE. ™ x THAve pe Joe Deedy vs. Lerry Mitchell, || They skated speodier, went in for ¢ ae i te onl stage | ere reer ce Terry, Mien work vather than. the Jndividual eiyly ‘of the Uadted rea ee | Sold Everywhere (BRONX ner Stncare I F parma a toe sha sie Nae aaa IRS . eer a — Aan LAAN F au c Po | So Club May Lose License and referees for | » and Jack) ARNHEIM, *Nints 3 as th. D'ly dats.z. Best Seats I. 3 i | WILLIAMS AWAY IN TWO ROUNDS ae JIM FLYNN PUTS lander ¢ did not recov until some sa was carrie to his corner. : The bout was carded ty go ten roun® under straight Marquis of Queensbert rules, instead of the clean break rwl@ | result w@ uaually enforce] here, 7 that th ghting, @ which style 0: gs Miynn was muck superior to his « t. Flynn welghet ‘ 18) pounds Williams 29 pounds. Tn the ns right w im for the count e vin 1 nd was savet from a kr q cache Coulon Will Box ! 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