The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1912, Page 6

SS ost Se TN ee memes « ox: " ROUND OF ‘Local Heavyweight, Wonderfully Game, Takes Beating That Would AND NEWSY BOMBARDIER WELLS KNOCKS OUT TOM KENNEDY IN EIGHTH THE EVENING WORLD, TERRIFIC FIGHT \\ Stop Nine Out of Ten Tue FINISHER. Men Before Getting Final Punch. Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). OMBARDIER WELLS, champion nedy at the Garden last night in the olghth round of @ terrific fight. The knockout came after Wi Cain co Ton got up, and Wells, who had stepped back a fair distance, gave him! plenty of time and waited for him. {rled the left again. Once more Wells's left flashed over first, landed with! $ering effect and threw Kennedy bac stepped in with a terrific drive Tom doubled forward Wells took one Hpovement struck one short overhand The met Kennedy's chin with @ ih. Tom fel] straight over backward, head striking the lower The lay still, arms extended, legs straight. feree Billy Joh began to count. Ker ly Gidn't move. Wells turned and away a few steps. s <All ground the ring the spectators Fee tegimning to roar epplauss tor Wotar. As Joh reached “four” a sponge @pme fying into the ring, hurled from Kennedy's cornet. But it was an un- oponge, for Kennedy wat ly out. Joh stopped counting and over tried to pull the prostrate er to his fect. Wells came to help, then the seconde piled into the ring, ly wes assisted to his corner, following, anxious to give a help- fag hand. HE fight was spectacular from the tart, Wells entered the ring and sat in his corner, stripped and peady. He was a magnificent specimen if @ man, light hatred and with skin med to a dark brown. He looked wigs than when he fought Palzer, and ee smilingly confident. The weights ‘announced—both men 191% pounds ripped. Wells was seven pounds wavjer than in the Palzer affair, When @ Men were Iniroduced each received storm of ap} jee from the crowd that Bled the great arena, The dou tegan wit time. Splendidly matched, the men Peled about craftily, looking for the ‘ Nttle lore of of England, knocked out Big Tom Ken- ella had given Big Tom a hard beating. Wonderfully game, Kennedy fought an uphill battle all the way, took a hammering that would have stopped | nine out of ten heavyweights in a! couple of rounds or so, and finally went down for the long count only | under the impact of a blow that would rock an elephant, Absolute master of every situation, Wells deliberately drew Kennedy Into an attempt to use his corkscrew left, shot his own left over in time to make Tom's head flop back, and Te Cwm 14 then swiftly stepping aside, drove sc hia right to Kennedy's chin, Tom went down with a thump. He! struggled to his knees and stayed | there, shaking his head to clear his| muddled brain and rubbing his hand across his eyes, At the nine count ;One Thing That | That Bothered Ri- Kennedy moved forward slowly and) val Clubs at Hilltop Now k off balance. Instantly the English-: of the left into Kennedy's body. Ae 1p aside and then with the same! Sadly Missing. right. form than this, and one that certainly| #Y BOZEMAN BULGER. was no less acientific, He moved FTER a day of rest all around ound ewiftly enough, but he art | A. the American League resumes its Jump away when he hit. Kennedy with jabs. Kennedy is a fast, clever boxer, with a swift left hand. Wells let him lead that left, and then, internecine (considerable ord, that) ecrap this afternoon, with the Sen- ators and Athletics barking at the heels | of the Red Sox and the rest of the pack whenever he wanted to, ot his own| strung out in the distance. There are Heke Soe ae Gusdhty that hie wove landed | hundreds of fame who: willvatill bet on WIth a feck akg Kennedy's head back! the world’s champs, and tt might ‘be of aking him miss, ‘interest to know that a gentleman was dug up yesterday who wagered a Iittle sum on the almost forgotten White Sox. Jimmy Callahan still haa hopes of @ spurt at the finish. Far beneath all these troubles and speculations the Highlanders are peace- fully resting in the cellar, ‘They see no immediate chance of getting eut, and, moreover, they don't care a very big rap whether they are aroused some day He bew!ldered 'N the fourth round the Kngllahman eeemed to tire and the ringalders thought he'd “blow up" again, But he didn't, He Just jabbed Kennedy way and rested. Kennedy, game, ag- agressive, tried by every artifice of the ving to get within striking distance on his man, but it was useless, He landed ® few blows, Wells Innded at will, Wells never missed, When @ blow Wenweoy” Toon me” AFTER A RiG!T ow Former Hitting Power _of _Highlanders Gone started every spectator knew it would innd. Kennedy took a hard beating. He | can take It In Kennedy's corner they were advis- | ing him to “get him in the body-that's his weak spot.” Kennedy tried his! best, fut whenever he started a punch {t was only to run into one of those nn orders oF not power of the Hill- In five games now they ha | nas gone. | made a total of something like sev | teen runs, a litte more than three to y they considered it ROUND Sve fe lx. And it was just nothing’ at that. phe fight with Cleveland goes on this afternoon, with the fans fearful that Vea Grege and Baskette will be sent in foP another,collaboration little trick of Harry Davis's tn @ Grege until he gets the game in and then relteving him with Baskette is not at all relishéd by the fans, dut it ts bringing about. very satisfactory results for Qleveland. The secret of it 1s, ac- cording to Arthur Irwin, that Davis is saving Gregg up in case he has to use him in the world's series. In the mean time the Highlanders and the Cleveland management is at logger- heads over the disposition of Harl Gard- ner, who, a few.da: was sold to the Naps. Notwithstanding the sale, Gardher 1s wtlll in New York and Harry Davis refuses to put his name in the pot with the Cleveland Club. Davis in- timates that he has been sold a gold briok, and, not hafkering after that kind of wealth, Harry has docided that he will stake Wolverton to the former second baseman. It makes little difference to Gardner, except that he would like to know just where he is to get his meal ticket. It seems that Gardner has @ very bad et, Davis thinks that | he refuses to take on a man who will be of no ure to his rb. Tt Is understand that the Cleve- land manager has appealed to Ban ave Wolverton and Farrell consideration, but as yet have been un- able to give Davis @ direct answ: Jerring, stunning jabs. Nothing Soa beat the Englishman's cleverness speed. As the fight went on wveits| showed no more sign of weariness. He had his second wind, He jabbed faster | and faster, Sometimes he walked In and Jabbed Kennedy again and aga! until his head bobbed 1 PY JOUN PO! LOCK. heavywelght champion, received Bt opening. Kennedy landed a it. Wella returned Jab, and ti later, Wel bed revera) In succession, owing more speed than the Amert- fen. Then Kennedy struck out with! 19 “corkscrew” punch, and Wells hipped over a right that Janded flush his chin. Kennedy was knocked Meaniy off his feat and went down qravily. Mt looked tke the Pa fight @ver'egain. Tut thts time tho Ienglish- jan didn't ot tearing in at full Inrtead, be ped and hooked me deliberation, and before the round er had Kennedy staggering bas that time on Wells hove! such Masterful dosing and such marvellousy jcurete hitting as bas never been sven fe heavyweight battle before. When first paw him in training at 1 he was ether Jim Cor bett” 8 @ boxer. He waen't, 1 ter man than Corbett—a b ® much harder and more accurat iF. Corbett used to prance about ping and ieaping away with « #kiil ay pe al Gea i aa ‘News and Gossip ‘ot the Outside ight | BY RDIER WELLS, the English on a fountain Jet in a ai N° In the sixth round Wells landed fifty- {2,500 for putting Tom Kennedy away in the elghth round of their ten- *| four times, Kennedy six! |round go at the Garden A, C. show In | Several times it seemed impossible) Madison Square Garden, Wells was that Kennedy could last a round out.! guaranteed this amount with the privi- | Mut gamencas and recuperative power | lege of accepting % per cent of the gross |and determination kept him on his/ receipts, As the Kuaranteo Was more f After the wixth Wells bega: than the pe of ; chances to shoot over a cri course, took the $2,600, The gross re- \right now and then, sending Kennedy| cetpts were $8,665. Kennedy got 2 per [reeling back, Kennedy wax badly |cent., whlch netted him $2168.25 This is Wells unmarked and fresh, It} ® question of how long Ken- and the etghth |the largest amount of money that Ken- nly | nedy has ever received from a fight. Immediately after Kennedy bad been helped from the floor 09 hie manager, Sammy, Kelly, ind el to his carner, & defeated cs: seen in a Queensberry + things no other heavy in many He orings out new | 1 hlows neve’ before. He has tho| 1 and cleverness of a crack feather git or lightweight. If he were small | » at least the equal of a Packey | and, Only one thing stands be- and the cha:plonship, and His backers say hot y r, and that | I! t any dis-| # Z algn of Uring, | ''fte ‘samachse were a chance with | which O'lirien ‘kept scree | to Kennedy «6. ht has done | w myo made & ‘around O'Rden oad "Yo * | cept my congratulations,” From the moment the bont Philmlelphia Jack s the hen ‘it Is cooler he'l Without showln After Kennedy round by Wells, Games Stay down, Tom, for Kennedy get 1p, bs Yelled tothe other handlers 40 Riot that bucket of water ready, fume the Tl) rang ending tht Pater lato Kenpedy's face tom me to his corner, eft Sab gnve Quinton jon by & warrow mare! BW LONDON, July J9.—-Young Sam Lang ford and Johmny Moran of New York foug! | Tnside Notes ot Weils-Kennedy Battle | | WELLS SAYS TOM KENNEDY OFTEN BEAT HIM TO PUNCH BY BOMBARDIER WELLS. While I am pleased to think I won Kennedy so decisively, I want that Kennedy is one of the fairest and gamest fighters that I have fought In my entire ring career. All through the battle he never mi an attempt to fight dirty. I figured that I would win the contest just I did by taking thin) dust outpoint im, frat round 1 that I would beat him as I saw that I could land on him with my punches. T did not hit Kennedy as hard for 1 had to be o nedy as he in le’ was wild and ga to get in my blows. Kennedy beat me to t punch, which of course made me fight more cautiously, Natt tn th iti | hy in _ \ od - Ke box to box the fourth fer tore Lipa ay going to colle; yf Several oceupaate Of 8 is he: keows too’ of be sor | uch about As Kennedy come siantert fore Kennedy left hie comer for the | ¢nd of, the seveuth round J B + W ds oan Iced cep dy Th, bis {e.g millon to one pote tbat Wells = im. and keep smashing "1 oxing oria Wichice'Rom Tet ahaa | Ha when aad. where Iw ate nid bet iy to ol it hapeg Basie eg paar Tom land Sher of hie Ne july 19,—~After confer » WI Welle dro nedy the i ime to ORE ANGEERG. Jy 19.— Aster confere Sent song ; Scant roped aad, Row hake he , and Ad Wolgast and his manag aan weit Wee ad te elite a Gea ie a} inane = frm ‘3 Vatter has. 0 J hs ‘laggered to hla fo Day 4 Ticgluning ity the foul, Hie ~ a vi, gat Ashe gave Larry a wod (ritulog, causing iw 19 te Mat nt | bald on times it ap. pit ring, When Tom was floored a few PRO I 4 ue to take the out seobiile later" Bsinuny Yomsed Wt into the ive ‘Metch, im which Wolsast got $12,000 and Ee oy comand $7 Son, wii the eacevtion thas Mere Tabor win, 8. MeCarey stated | thst be expected Wolgast to sign up | hy |. Rivers bad held out for 65,500 as hie which 1@ $1,000 mote then he reveived for on the We te wm | ances. delphia-Det Boston-Chicags Suid! have flrs call as left ofits | ing some one in. the Wells's shoulders, | t New York, ‘ ladelpbie, “RESULTS OF ‘eta | ae GAMES SCHEDULED eon 14 ees | | | deck | hevdiar fe Wella started to back away and box amt | should take both games it is FRIDAY, KennEDy OvT JULY 19, BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 19 12. i My. Wd he Ee gsoeenelee (IN THE 6TH RowD Brush Orders Celebration in Honor of Manager’s Tenth Year With Team. Pittsburgh, Juty 1% N honor of Manager MoGraw's tenth I anniversary as manager of the Giants and the fact that he hes handled the team in such a manner that Owner Brush has ma fortune out of the club, that popular magnate shows his appreciation of the work by | giving Secretary Joseph D. O’Brien, who handles all the busines for the olub, orders to arrange for # dinner and to spare no expense. in the business, Of not know John J. may not agree on this, but those who know MoGraw like him. ‘The dinner will be given this evening after the team has played two games against the Pirates, and if the Giants question if any one will be able to put up much of a game to-morrow, for the boys will certainty enjoy themselves. But should the Pirates take them—what’s the use?— the dinner will be a grand one. Out- rs will be barred, None but the players on the team and news- paper men will be invited. This is to be a family affair, said O'Brien. ‘Ut 3 am fo be fret from the National 1 he T'bandiy balteve, it. ani | b Lae) SORhanerae es be fall forthe Went Wedner “1 talked to,President Lend for an, hour fam aure if he was going to Jot ys, , and 1 would ha doen not beat but ip not please any 5 bet ton ye fane who its the ugh: | See neres” Dut until bare eee that | a kr 1, will gpa fuck aS'T nave aa ive one this rt oo wits oy Meret es Anes’ or fi A wor at Sietiton wt Sicige, Shans. mi rae ate era, here al wll pot tnto'at | a | aye et hat they wget mins ‘and soon, lost @round, ager raw wae a hak ‘liked’ in the bing L bi Pert rat Pa Bact oat Wagtaete ie pl dete alaaad © harder fight gents " the wey eats Bx . ras” Wt esp p to yen rein Tourteen ont ‘wreck who can on! ‘nineteen games and who in jntching three rol him to EE fa fiat am ‘This ts a tribute to one of the best | of his le The New iiked managers ‘ork management has the matter under| course the fans in other cities who do Club, Rochester., 50 Baltimore’ 48 86 Toron| Jersey City: Montreai Toronto at ——_—_. matt more. afta ebester. Giants to Give Dinner To John McGraw After To-Day’ 8 A 1 of Py HS Sespere PT Sot int | for firat ‘place honors. At. present the acore, 6 3 ointe.je: Americas 1, Sweden 4s, .Bweden isa likely to capture fman on Way to Recovery. SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.—Al Kaufman hes eased the cris and 'is eaid to be on the way The recover; and it Franciaco boy was much As soon as it is possible for him quite weak, rials was jamsed Wednesday night, reported Ixst evening that the San er, although stil to be moved, which will be in couple ef weeks, he will be taken to the mountains, —————__—_ night. Olympto Nicholas A: BOXING SHOW TO-NIGHT. C.—Bob Massey vs Carl Herz of Oklahoma, ten rounds, A *C. i vs. Tommy O'Keefe of ten-round bout Arranged. Battling Hurley, Patsey Kline, next Wed: Buy clothes for half their value. Hundreds of piece- "18 our fancy. Suits, ends—left from suits that sold for $25, $30, $40. Made to your measure—styled to $18; t and Trousers, $16. New patterns added daily. 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