The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1913, Page 9

NENSOY KNDKS OUT TOW SIARKEY Pugilist Dares All Comers to Fight and Is Put to Sleep by 120-Pounder, ler Misses Two Swings, Then Goes Down. Tom Fharkey, former contender for Qe heavyweignt championship of the Berd, was knocked out early to-day Oy @ foathorweiznt newsboy. One of Ge mpectators declared it was David @M4 Goliath over again. Whether there will be @ return bout has not yet been tage Sharkey is said to be anxious After religiously sticking all nizht to @e regime of mineral waters his doc: fers have prescrited for him, Sharkey ‘Was in that reminiecont mood which his Met of aerated water always puts him fm. To the guests in the rear room of Bis boore emporium at No, 14 Kast Fourteenth street he talked of the men be has beaten und pointed out tho dif- erence between the tattoo marks he @ot when A sauior and the decorations Re acquired in the ring. DAVID DARES GOLIATH TO FIGHT, NOT TALK. Guddenly Tom slapped his 25 pounts @f well pounded flesh and declared he @ould etill lick any man on Fourteanth @treet and looked around for some one @ dare deny it. “You big boob, you couldn't Ick any- Body, not even a kid, and you know it,” Piped & thin voice, and @ solemn silence fell as Sharkey glared around for its owner. {Tt > speaker was George Davis of No. it 7.” & little fellow not 1 pounds it, Sharkey looked at gtr and @tarted to move the furniture out of In here, on your life,” sang out ‘a" shrill voice; “but you come! @ut into the street and I'll hit holes in your big carcass you could creep through.” When a ring had been improvised on the sidewalk, and Dominic Roff of No. Os and the little man as two boys who! would show the club some sporty, the! crowd waited breathlessly and won- dered which hospital “Yellow” would! have to be taken to, @HARKEY MAKES TWO VAIN SWINGS, THEN GOES OUT. Sharkey made two swings. If either! Rad caught “Yellow” h ould never | Rave been at more expense for late) suppers. But “Yellow” ducked, and as be missed Tom's fists he landed on the Corner =— FEATHERWERGHT FE: Former Championship Con-|charies 881 East Twelfth street, who is man i ' ef the west side, had introduced the | 9.98 Greatest Money Saving Opportunity of the Season Mis man's dem, and the fi omigh chan Dion bit the gtit with a Johnnie Kelly of No, 77 7 thir ave. nue was holding the bell as Roff began the count. At the “four” Kelly sound- ed the bell and Tom was lifted to « corner and fanned with the napkin of one of the waiters. But it was @ “Knockout” all right, and somebody threw the napkin into the ring as the white flag of surrender. | Ry the time Patrolmen Lawlor and Lillis, on post a few yards away, |Teached the spot, the ring had disap- | peared, so had “Yellow,” and the ex- champion had been assisted back into his cafe, “He used foul tactics,” eried Tom when he had breath enough, | “Lead 0 I nt only one Par IN A REAL RING, TOO,|*."% mer Dead. Y. April 2— . a years a Repub- Mi of Schenectady County, Loy at his home here late yes Palmer was formerly alatit-Atorney postinaster under Preetden: and from 1968 until its abolition, clerk of the State court i _ Simple Way To Darken Gray Hair You Ci Prepare a Mixture at Home binsers ‘hat Does It Nicely. 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