The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 23

cen oe ME te ee ras. THE BVEWING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915, | FIGHT BETTORS =| _NBERE JOHNSON AND WILLARD WILL SQUARE OFF |=" ee TeearTers. FRET PICTURE PURLIDHEO (N NEW YORK OF ARENA 47 HAVANA RACETRACK Yme wine ‘ aces . a erie wioway eer Tee es the STAND JOHNSON HAS BEEN DOIN ® ‘ SEEN ts THE Rie sTeam@ost © AnD #08 ARWETRONG POFES, With a tw f ABOUT THE — = ae we ter > THE FING (8 NINETEEN FEET On t AT USED aT MADISON Bo nw we PRTENSION OUTS . foot Plenty of Willard Mor Better Than 2 Is Demanded wv before the men ‘in in. . Tore ae pe WH SI n, but they be Jard han a chance to win and 3 of the attractive odds are wiiing to * risk a little money. Arnols Hothetein | | is one of those who want to get dow Sah ea 1) ~, Blue wae tk om ny tw ‘ bes Ne Lget areusire, Why Manhattan.) Costaina ri rou at big odds on Willard, b m ie *" Jast night he managed to pi a 17 Ry t few thousand and found {i very ditt 88 e, 1919 COMEDY *\),) pts cult to wet 2% tod “Honest John" ae {N THR WON Ny’ ANLE BOTTLE a good hottle ty keep good whiskey good." eile | aged in weet Stewart Distilling Co Kelly has a com peton W ard, but ¢ manding % te thue far he haw fatied to Wagers, He in a strong supporter of Johnson and would cover the bet! Himaecif if the Willard mon are wiil- |p ing te take It to 6 ily Newman is canvassing Har.) Jem trying to locate some Johnson money. Ho has $00 that he want to wager on Willard, but demands 2% to 1. Many of tho men who op erated books on the big tracks in recent years aro etting ready to {8TH ST, ys THE LAW 3) ot Pens any| 2 New You VAUDEVILLE - FEBROCTOR S 10 a. M—-cONTINTOL Ui &, ” Pic Oe n Broa: way and! Ramen the Jack Weition Kit” Lewin th Hooked ayy for ene Lyi a XE iit there has been litt the aporty population of thi race, The Bar hi wiona, but wil ot until something detin established. Wilken |" over not hearing f has written to him cabled to the champl what he (Wilkens) should do about) yy joo, , betting on the fight. | Lee he had not received a re: T think | 8 Twill hear from him by sald Wilkens, The Trail | » Bar St ap Kilbane es he te willing to Yale swim Tt was rumored on Broadway last $1,000 fer ble ead. "|store tast night int night that Willard's supporters in — "| Abadions |i Havana were sending up a the National A. ©, Jim Coffey, who has knocked out fi yaily Vt - commission to bo bet at ode to 1. At this price they will } trouble getting down. # total of eleven rounda inside Lins Jow Jeanette for his marrin owing him what lows to ing shows 0 Over thie ngitah fighter "he tallied te p isa In the 60 yarda, 100 He LONGACRE /: to he oh UL wee Ate 1M the tntere | or Johneon. 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