The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1918, Page 15

THE EVE 12,000 Soldiers Mastering Boxing at Camp Custer + Work of Charley White, Civilian Instructor, Indorsed by Major Gen. Kennedy, Who Says Art of Self-Defense Has Worked Greater Benefit to Recruits Than Any Other Factor. , PICKS ASSISTANTS TO HELP END SPY MENAGE HERE Wallace Selects Roger B. Hull of Chicago and Aaron Coleman of New York. WASHINGTON, March 14.—The De- Dartment of Justice to-day completed its e@rganization of *py bureau at t Former Assis Attorney ra William Watia who tw at the head of work, which will embrace points of at New York, Brooklyn, New Jer Y and Massachisotts, has named asx @atistants: Roger B. Hull of Chicago and Agron Goleman, formerly First Assistant Die trict Attorney in New York under Dia- trict Attorney Swann, A vast organization Is being developed ‘ander Mr. Wallace to pars on all canns the co-ordinated ar of New This is the sieth of a atries of artictes on boxing in the army especially prepared for The Bvening World and toritten by the civil fan instructors, who are for the most part well-known pugilistic stars of the country. They will show the benefits derived by our soldiers from the systematized study of the manly art, its relation to the all important bayonet fighting and its value as a conditioner of men for serious business “over there.” It isa big work, ax will be sren from the articles as they appear in these columns from time to time, By Charlie White. j = from the ports of entry under his juris-| (Civilian Boxing Instructor at Camp] ine life of a be @iction and designate whether those Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.) larae on Violating the alien enemy proclamation eine Fgh HERE never was any need for making boxing compulsory In training camps, Nearly 97 per cent. of the 12,000 men are now at It, ee come under military or ctvilian Pears for instruction —_———— Parade of men coming and going the Headquarters Building, for the The boys here don't have to b¢) morning class are all company units ordered to box.| of about seventy-five men each. The Their boxing ex-| Schedule of work consists of rope skipping, neck pulling, shadow box- : ereises are the! ing, then real boxing after the va most interesting) ous positions and use of the correct blows and defenses for them have een thoroughly explained. Krom 1 o'clock to 4 there are more company classes, Then for two hours I have classes of officers, These, both high and low, are just as anxi- ous to be formidable with their mitts as the thousands of men in the ranks. If I'm lucky I get an hour to change my uniform and eat dinner, | From 7 to 9 every evening I hold a class for volunteers, men who may have been prevented because of mili tary duties from attending the day classes and others who want to steal @ march on their companions and Master the aport a little sooner, for great is the rivalry between indi- viduals and even companies and reg- iments about their boxing develop- ment. In addition to the actual teaching of all the drills in a day's mill- tary routine How this boxing instruction har improved both the physical efficiency and spirits of the men is best told in the words of Major Gen, Kennedy, commander of this camp, that boxing has worked greater benefits in the training of recruits than any other single factor. Perhaps a few figures would beat show the intense eagerness and will- ingness of our boya to box and be- come proficient in the art of self- defense, For the month of February, 16 839th Infantry, a regiment of Werewetoputour “Solo”* socks to music, the tempo, now, would be Spring “time” .and the notes (on quality) as high as we could sing. A wonderful fancy variety of effects in both lisles é ilks: < a great li . there is much detail work to do, as and silks; also a great line of 5.751 membors, there were 1,603 who) (reve yz much detail work. tc f.8 socks with clocks. ‘were regular pupils at the boxing in-| fob on my shoulders. Now that the tte ‘wusl tun of taples, of comes, | structions. boys are developing so rapidly they moe : In @nother regiment, every one but insistent for tournaments, mi ae two cooks put in an average of twelve hi wasvenen “ Pant? sno eatt | ohe-minute Fro of acientific box- bts in the va Rogers-Peet” Spring soft! one-minute rounds of sctentine Box. | best men of the welKht 2 battalion. . referee, time outs ata ith other ca time I must keep stling to secure equipmest for the np. Boxing gloves do not last y long when in tant use and ¥ are certainly to the timit ing for the n nth, In this unit there hats and Derbies now ready. Ke total of 1,356 table showing hat before th sbably not on hold his hand e difference between o must be matchmaki keeper and arrange that won't confi hing sou weer in the Goring Pedestrian” shoes for ‘ inten anew, howe 1 | properly or jab and a he out of every 100 met ®Reyistered Trademark assumed my dutl ite 20,000 " ROGERS PEET COMPANY ee METHOD OF DECIDING ON Broadway Broadway |." nd they murat be| CHAMPIONS OF CAMPS, at 13th St. at 34th St. organized into d taught the We soon expect to hold a series { ments of art of give|of eliminations in the various regi- Broadway Fifth Ave.| and take ments 80 that the prize boxers wiil be brought to the top. There be competitions for men standard boxing weight companies, then the be ns and - Who Discovered ~* RICORO ? =: N-4, at 41st St.) INSTRUCTOR'S JOB IS NOT AN EASY ONE. 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