The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1918, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNES DAY, MARCH 20, 1918." OR TING PAGE IN NEW YORK Sioa oiStBAL ‘HOW ZBYSZKO FOULED LEWIS IS SIDE TRACKED Copptignt, 1018, by the Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), pn a Zbyszko Butted Lewis With, Such Force That He Was, Lifted From His Feet and) Whirled to Edge of Platform. Ooprright, 1918, by The Prem Publishing Oo, (The New York Evening World.) N the foulest exhibition that was ever held in Madison Square Gar- den under the namo of sport Wladek Zbyszko lost to “Strangler” Lewis jast night aftor a struggle that fasted 37 minutes and 35 seconds. It was a most dramatic finish to @ fough and tumble fight. Lewis had oaught Zbyszko with head hold aft Bead hold, increasing the length of @ach crushing grip until it Was evi-| dent Zbyszko was near the end of his endurance, Then, after escaping from a hold and turning to face Lewis Again, Zbyszko tried a trick he had Used a score of times during the bout, Leaping like a goat. he butted Lewis in the face with the top of his head. The butt was delivered with such terrific force that Lewis was lifted from his feet and whirled over in the Bir, to fall on his faco near the edgo ef the platform. He was completely knocked senseless, and Referee Rocha wed at him once and ordered yaxko from the ring, awarding Lewis the bout. Then came a near-riot. Where Zbyszko and his guarding handlers hurriedly fled I saw one of the specs tators lift a chair as Zbyszko rushed by and break it over Zbyazko's head. ZBYSZKO TRYING ‘To KICK Out op & HEADLO’C . Codes Committee Not Likely to Report Measure—Many, Women at Hearing. ALBANY, N. Y., March 20.—Sun- day baseball will not be legalized this year, {t can be said with certainty. The members of the codes committees now considering the bill, while in fa vor of it, probably will not report the measure out, the caucus of the Ben- ate having decided not to take up the Dill this year, Over 200 persons ap- peared before the committee in favor of the bill, many of them women, The opposition, confined mostly to clergymen, was not bandied with kid gloves, The women, backed by repre- sentatives of labor, assailed the church for attempting to stop a clean and healthy sport from being played at a time when the working people could reap its benefits. Mrs. Ella A. Boole, President of the W. C. T. U., objected to it on “behalf of the mothers.” “These gentiemen,” said John J. Doyle of the Central Labor Council of Buffalo, referring to the opposition, “are not coming out with straight bats when they gay they are for Sunday amateur base~ ball. They are against anything that Promotes physical recrealun on Suu- day. Ie there anything,” asked Magistrate Francis X, McQuade of New York Cit “that uplifte the morality of a comm nity any better than Sunday baseball The clerk or the laborer to see @ bas ball game now must lose a half 4 pay. It le an expensive luxury, W. these clerical gentlemen to tell me what's right or wrong on Sunday afternoons? Wouldn't you rather have your son witness @ baseball game tan Sunday afternoons in the baci jaloon?* Holland, President of the State Federation of Labor, asked why the churches weren't represented at the hearing in the Senate chamber on the bill to shorten the hours for women in factories and to ix a minimum wage. There 1# no one,” he sald, senting the churches who ts opposing @ law that permits women to work until # o'clock in the morning on atreet cars,” If the clergymen, bear down too heavily on the people,” said John Fite- Other chairs were thrown, and the shouting, furious mob swirled like a torm tossed sea until the Pole got OQurevaseen Rens) NEAR. Dement, Zeyszco" Byrted LEWIS clear and ran for the dressing room. FURIOUSLY, KNOCKING ibbons, Mayor of Oswego ‘and labor ie thé. ting Lewis's handiers HIM SENSELESS AND N leader, “they will revolt and the young stretched him out on his back and % Losing THE Bouv ove é. oO 9g men will be driven from the churches wetter it Su‘ ig, ead enn Ty sts en revere a he Sete the Eastern Star, said: ’ . ey talk about | commercialtzt baseball on Sunday, Isn't the chure n is ourne l e commerctallzed on Sunday? The great thrill of enthusiasm that comes to men and boys watching @ home run or ‘ double play is worth more to them thau Str @ hundred sermons.’ Ss Twenty-two thousand workers whom Emanuel Kovelesky of Rochester said —_——— he represented, had to work Saturday afternoons making munitions for tho Contest Includes Variety of GREATEST FEATS OF sould eve hk ‘baseball “reme.was, on ame Was on Weight Lifting With Hands, WORLD'S STRONGEST MEN | s°Sin%ie 01° yetitions signed’ by buss by bus!- Poured through the ropes until he recovered and staggered to his feet, holding his hands over his battered face. wis was still dazed when ho j Was helped from the ring. HE fouling during the bout was all done by Zbyszko, Lewis was always cool and detormined and | ¢lean in method. Zbyszko butted un- til the crowd yelped protests to Ret- | ree Billy Rocho, and once, when he| Barry and Collins in Their| ‘bles. score being 13 to 10 victory. fess men and. bankers’ in favor of was on top of Lewis, a yard from| A score of trotting horsemen and) Jack Murray of th been " city hi The game was marked by some Feet and Teeth—Favorite Eugene Sandow—Total of 10 dif. | Sunday baseball, whore I sat at the ringside, I saw him breeders met at the Belmont Hotel and| lected Captain, Mode rpg Ao Palmy Days Never Teamed iepidien yes Pee Ce im eneg att pean 1 ferent weight iitting teste, 8,802) | yet eee arn ru Pees Jab at Lewis's eyes several times with Completed arrangements for tho Grand] }iq is’ veteran ef three campaigns and! Up Any Better Than Do Pratt] Miler. Marquard’s homer over the Travis Discusses Strength. pounds, Back lift, dead weight, | ciety, also urged the committee to act Bis thumb. Lewis protested, as did Cicult, meeting acheduled at Hudson [has worn tho Maroon ollke in theaprints | 1 Ba h right fleld fence featured, Mamaux 2,700 pounds. Chest support, live |fayorably on the bil i oe tormer the spectators, but the jabbi River Park track, Poughkeepsie, during |@9d middie distances’ io has enlisted npaugh, knocked out two triples, one double 7 ; Welght, 3,000 pounds, tad Btavas Benaton Oltes ° MELEE the ‘slag away trea tte Tett| the week of Aug, 19, The doath of tho|!# the Naval Reserve and succeeds Wid paug! nocked ou pie: By William Abbott, | ieuls Germ rata of 10 ditterent | United States, Senator O'Gorman, who Chie eras’ caliad inte active and @ single. represented the Women's Democratio eree. widely known horseman, I. N. Bain, at t month. @pecial to The Bening World.) Mamaux also displayed pitching VER tn Brooklyn to-night at the Weloht lifting tests, 11,620/¢ pounds, | Union, explained she advocated Bun- On another occasion Zbyszko atruck | Poughkeepsie last week, for several shar Ae. skill, His arm ts in condition and he St. Anthony Athi = Back lift, Iron, 3,641 pounds, Chest | day baseball because she 1p the mother Lewis « heavy blow on the jaw with years the manager and secretary of the], George W. Spear and A. A, Rom. | MACON, Ga., March 20. | and Larry Cheney look like the pre y Athletic Club &| support, live weight, 3,000 pounds. | °KeAilled “Printing, ‘Trades ot) New hie wrist, aftor pushing him againat hie trotting movting, had given riso to| berg were the winnore tn fhe Metro LIM LOVE, the human Wool-| ferred pitchers for next Sunday's novel contest will be held to, Arthur Saxon—Total of 10 weight Pork City, also spoke in favor of the the ropes, daring him #o badly thateao Mmors that the trotting races might bo atest Griyey tern eine Rroniway worth Building, has a iist to| same with the Red Sox. Clarence] determine just who 1s the strongest| lfting tests, 9,073/ pounds, Back | DdiIL : Staggered out into the ring almout | sbandone Plonship tournam: bs : A Mitchell was right with Mamaux, Hey 1 aia Rink: a . ————>——_ help! ‘hie IY | Academy under the direetion of the port this morning like the lean- nan in the world, Among the en-| lift, dead weight, 3,500 pounds, jens, ine Roche cautioned! joy Johnson defeated Ray Crane In| National Association of Amateur Billiard | és Pi i ._| 18 almost ready to go a full game, Jy a w. incoin " Bbyarko. aiftey, ,dehneon, defeated May Crane in| Mayers, Mpeat rolled. the iwory globes | tower of Pisa, It all was on ac-| “Jimmy Hickman wired be will be|'Tants are Warren Lincoln Travis,| , Warren Lincoln Travis—Back 1ift, * From tw etart the affir had the|semi-final match of the tournament |in clos {ona to. defeat Richard | count of a long session of practising | here to-day, who is the favorite; Demetrtus Tofa-| 860 pounds. Harness litt, 3,430 | eppearince of a grud, fight, Zbyasko|mow in progress at Doyle's Billiard | Howe by » Of 160 points to 79 pounds, Back lift with 200-pound ° p covering first base on bunts yester- ee os, the Greek champion, wh | Was tn condition, havir | ‘Academy. ‘The score was 90 to 64,| The winner's average was 8 20-40 and i a ‘ : cated plehaed 19 won! weight, 250 ti ' OF the dat Chat etal Ti eeken OF il] Attone portod of the contest the score [hlw hixh rung 23, 18 and 16 Howe's top /day afternoon, Siim did not fall over! Pitcher Alexander at Last the world's title in the Olymple games| Total in 10 lifts: 12,000 poundes Glace: Breauating from: the, eeee)e: middie. Lewis was a iittle thick ta steed Oe 28, ta Or haga, favor, the run was 1h toward first base speedily enough t Signs Contract With Cubs it Athens; Andy Kandray, Satlor| — hii P ‘ ranks at Van Cortlandt Park a few the body, but fit. Ho had a tight ban. | gine om = ' Ralph Greenleat won the second block | "it Hugying, ao the Yankee boss kept | 910 4 White, Abe Adelson and others whose | _ yebre‘ano: Wale Loon thelloce) Bemes dage around his head. As the bout ps ——- of his pocket billiard contest against Joe | Slim working overtime practising the, PASADENA, Cal, March 20, - es Lewis rushed Zbyszko, div-|_ Predertok bemventhal Gefenced Ohaeves| Concannon at the Jefferson, Billiard! stunt, By the time Hugg got through Grover Cleveland Alexander, the Phil- Ing into him headlong and dropping |P, Coumay x7 Lue score of 185 polnte tj Academy last night. Groeuleat counted Salot fi Tas bean HOON. for leg holds, Mor a minuto It was a| 120 Jn, the Ainbulance Pund tournament | 259 bails to 236. His top run wae 38, with bim the elongated twirler's adelphia pitcher who has been bi ‘ ty exhibition of skil at 18,2 baik line at Daly's emiy,|and that of Cancannon was 27. | tongue was hanging out of his mouth out for a bonus of $10,000 from t y 1 on both aides, | ae oowenthal roxy waa 7 ‘and with nothing to choose between the| hin hia 3S. Conway? run and he was walking in circles ke aj Chicago National League team, bas list of championships measure about |™USCles ‘Training will improve the| bred golfer has moved along rapidly. aipkrd: bone foundation, but the head must| The latest ts that Ed has signed witn direct the application of muscles” |the Midlothian Country Club for the q coming season, Midlothian ts one of To emphasize his point Travis sald| the best jobs in the Chicago districts The programme includes the lifting of nearly everything but the butlding | In the ; tees he was only an average strong kid,| Last year Loos was with the Philadels men. Then Lewis loa Imselt : eri at way of light exercise the con- | i kid. | rare Pipe Raabe eeteet een wne was 18, eet lee Robert, Fulton proved mimeelt/ chicken with its head cut o | signed bis contract, the terms NOt) sists must enise various weights) 0 Was simply very healthy, but not PRIN CRLORPE CH that pulled Zbyszko down to the mat | .TRe 6a'l for the organtzation meeting vpn, exe Armed| 'Thormahlen, Caldwell and Russell | P08, mas Mee A aawacaliweelel with tiei endoweg with any unusual freakish|. ‘The competition for the J. F. Shan- n to the mat, nl e Be | with hts trust star of a lexander announced s h their hands, feet and teeth. Then. é ey memorial cup will be held at th Mbyatko atood on his head and kicked | tae Amertean Amateur, Hilliard Az’) with hls) trusty iemy. held | Vere as quick getting over to the Dag! ago that he would demand $10,000 for | there's the b muscles, Yet the matter ‘of human| fer Ciab of Lak ihe tint with both legs until a the hola. | eometien. to be held at Thum's Acad: | the Broatn ! emy held) and pulling throws down on the wing | 2&0 tha eR {er | there's the back Nft—this ts good, a8|rireccin great, : jGountry Club of Lakewood on Apri iain Lewis caught © Heninena vee | atta yee i SR be | are Wh i ponmuaanan toMard las Love was slow, despite his heigh Hen sas Ls soe ee ee tid {2 former tests the contestants had rey Gan ene Interested a ey ee eee ee esting APTI tb to 1h Pbyetko escaped this time he caugnt| jects of the newly mk “Athietie Club, held tt for six| Weight and apparent: awkwardn him from the reported purchase price | Narrow platform across thelr backs |\coner ny MuGy, ne learned how to! Members are at present using tempc js by the wrist and forcing his| body. together with ap consecutive ho Ine that period| Ed Monroe also beat runner after naisting of locker ol} 50,000, t J.{runner by over to first on| Of P50! r Seite FS ¢ apply his muscles ha rn rters, © Fulton, admint. frat. ¢ 1 to have been paid to’ on which stood probably as many as|tne ae vllicias So that they got| tary qua fe hand back struck him several timen | {oF mem 4 : f rooms for women aud men and « dine ; a ge experienced in the series, “a oN | the Philadelphia Club of the National | twenty fy st returns, He knew how a FOr in the stomach, | He butted now and {he committee appeared on the docu- bowled over Cecil M Manos | Dan a 11 foveral SAPPY! League for him and his catcher, Will twenty-five people—and other feats of /to position himself to make @ big| e “gh y way of variety. Lewis pulled | ments of the tour Billiard Club, depts Mite dle yaad of the | jam Killifer, prodigious strength. The winner of|poay lift, with weight equall: 5) The announcement made recently ta Bis head away, but was worried by air at dimoult angles, ‘The club management sald it could | the . Mt equally dis-|the ‘effect that Norman Maxwell had K an PeaiEnt Sao >and Bodie still are continuing tournament will receive a dia-|trijuted on hands and feet not pay this sum, and although Alex just the|decided not to defend his North and Once Lewis caught a he ng ducl, The record slam , mond belt emblematic of his su- ‘ h South amateur title at Pinehurst early co} r q ad hola pvc ander joined the Cubs on the trip to same principle that columns of a c 8 use id End Zbyszko picked him up, awung fad d off Wally's biud- | Pasadena he has taken no part in the |Perorlty as the strongest man in the|Duilding must be the same strength| turprise ont), hea causes onisierenie igh the air and hurled bh Boch yee OH, SISATIDS 80 ag not been out in uni- | World, else the weakest would hay ° not kno’ ethe 0. H to the mat with a loud thud Pir | right fleld fence by several parasangs training and has not been out tn ui ane ave to take! docs not know whether or not he will forms fl atest burden, and unable to do| be summoned for military ‘Aloxander will take part ina prac-| Just what ts great physical strength? | so would collapse. “The champion de- |Rext draft, and he has d rvice in the got another head hold and Zbyseko led to go to and topping a string of freight cars Kicked himself free after a long | that stood on a siding beyond. Der- Billy Miske, the sensational Reddy Mason, his manager, has 7, * | 4 4 | 7 t ” 0} 0 c nti he dis- | * ces th the Cubs at San Diego| Ask this question of Warren Travis |Clared that his feature weight 1 work for @ month or #0, ul struggle. heavyweight of St, Paul, evidently means | Pooked him up for fights with Jack MeCarmun Pratt, while failing a little behing | ee xome wl SORE & wal rg a a 1s} feata were not tricks, simply the pers | covers what will be the ultimate out. } - to keep busy fighting in the future, as|[oF fifteen rounds at Toledo, 0. om Ail ® and] Pipp and Hodio in the length of his ee ie y aM | rection of muscle application, ome, T was hard wrestling now, both|he has so far been signed up for two| “ith George Chip of New Cnatle for twelve | hits, still is ramming out some vicious | work of the brain and muscle power.| “All developm | rounds, at tho Union Boat Clud of Bridgeport, | 5 tiple ck of picking men showing surprising speed |!mportant bouts, His first Ko will bE| Connon April 15, ert. | pokes, Derrill has a knack of picking . out holes and driving his shots and equal strength. They were|With Tom Cowler, the English heavy — ‘ 4 ng through with the accuracy of a sharp- UP and down like cats. Zbyszko got |woight, for ten rounds, at Minneapolis,| Tom Githone, who Is matched to fight Harry | L)TOURN THO ROCUERDY 0F'8 Sharp sna | Grd for ten rounds at the Keystone A, ©, of | Shooter's bulle & fierce toe hold and threw hia body {On ine night of April 2. and bia eevond) viurgh, on April 1. 1s to rave 20 me ceat, |, Zinn Beck may not be much of a nt and training} It was voted to complete the unfin- 8," continued Travis, |'ghed club house of the © |Any one, according to Travis, can| Would be usele F jinerease his physical _efficteney if the subject's mind is not at ease, | Country Club, at an es If the pupil takes u eon a 000, at a’ special me jfrom 10 to 40 per cent. by using the |ercise that Isn't pleasant he 18 cracr. Bee AS ett I rig they unanim: | tight system, and this !s moderation jing his time. If your mind isn't con- ommendations © Evening World’s in Tourne r back hard as he at ‘i , Jot the grom receipte for hie end, Grob, who is| DAt8man, but when it comes to shoot- in exercising, dieting, sleeping and | you are burning up your own|Committee for the raisin 4 rained to put] atianta, Ga, on April 10. Miske made y , oy, ‘s| tng the ball around the diamond none Individual Scor A v . the last line of resistance it| sary. funds, and everything of , Lewis out of commission, Le | & great attraction in the Smoky will got @ keeping one's mind content, it pane ‘ ; A fon, Lewis was e two matches himself, but he in Santen GF a4 06 ait of the boys have anything on Zinn,| statwel—D, Hartnagel 83, A, Hartnagel 42,| bs B is always best to have a little fat on|hirmoniousiy, It ts that the et duarantes of $3,000, fan option of accepting Me 5 Bptpaet ¢ Travis 49 American born, very bullding will) be. re for occupancy eppareatiy In agony. After a ha ds to have Jack Reddy, the promoter |oue.thint of tue grom receiit, Theo wer the | Ho has a wonderful throwing arm and |Lsokeck,, 20, Heumgartuer 0, Boxinar 40 avis 49 Amertcai . ¥|the body with which to use #o that | bullding will oe minute me. © suddenly threw Zbyszekc of Minneapolis and St, Paul, look after| only terme that Grob's manager would accept | Nas the happy faculty of getting off |young looking for his thirty-eight |the vitality will not be spent. Imag- | f jermanta No, 6, Brooklyn—Neleon 84, Nocwer : : See ees Off and twisted free, He got up in a|his affairs after these contests for the match, his throws from almost any position. | gg@@jRane N%o® Mirunau 64. Lorensen 0. | Years and holds a number of world |!9ation and a confused mind won't eltement i alk’ mis aluea eas ee Joo Umnoh, the local bantamwetaht batsman as well, it would not be at Ridge, Brooklyn, No, 1—, Sehutte ti, | ee’ ne, why business men don’t get much K } eald. een cet tos tite tee kad 0. HL 10, 99 be bas bee him, Huggins sald this morning .nat |™rmar TS Toul | 5 ing In how to get the most from his|off to exercise because thelr minds cece | Instantly he leaped at Zbyszko | middiewelght of Aliecotown, Pa, “Muggs” Tay. | SE Loadman, the Huttalo Leck shown greatly superior form | ep Si fobnmn 82 1 muscles, Now at an ago when most [f° st It troubled, about busls 38 afte naive preparations are being again, three feet clear of the floor, |jor, matchmaker of the A. Anat Phi. | or te to that ho displayed when he was|Toul,’s a ihist a : ‘airs, nether hand, the street for one of the bigges ani ] ghd catching a head hold dragged |cuptie cnocodl te mon to mack ta the otar| Ue 1@ to recelte @ guarantee with the Cardinal Bay Ridge, Brookiyn, No letes must retire from strenuous | sweeper, not knowing any better, will tainments of the season. to be him down. Lewis lay on his side on | tout of x rounds at ow to be brought off | "ae to meet Al Bhubert at It Before the end of the week Hug- | Mitchell 81. Mulaueen 68, Behe, competition he can Jaggte 500-pound | work his broom day after day and/} None the nrenin ia tev ananitie | the mat, tightening the hold in jerks, | ty ub on Baturd ning, March 30, Apt! 8, but the match hae f is is likely to lne the boys up on | “gemania § Andomn | Welghts with the ease that you and I|remain in good health because his| abject of the affair Ix to swell the mit after 4 y z Germania No, 1. Brooklyn —7 5 a while Zbyszko broke “total, 403, |can } mind 1s free and he is sufficiently | <Mikhts of Columbus war fund. Tt wiit ‘ ads EEA GAaY |Sides and play a fow Innings of real }os” Fane Aimy Boy Cook ndle a peanuts 1 3 held under the auspices of way and caught another toe grip. | sect Meloee, the crash Bt. Paul welterweight, |g, Crem cider Barfield Jock Malone of | hiseball, ‘The team has to tune up| Bay Midge, Brooklyn, N. S—Sorensen 3, Mace y tired at night to get in plenty of good | 2ociti* Club, which was ores by 2 meer 32 MEN another toe, Etip. | doc Melee, the ee aul welterwelght, | xt, Haul shoukd meet with au accident, they will | PAM hall, Ni et ag with, the boye | Waker 64, "As Nelatn aoe Badges | has his own training sys-| sleep. Boclah ibis Ben a e Zbyesko caught Lowis around the |eumented end alm heavily fined for retuang to | cam lowther im @ tweireroung bout at Colum) erom Camp Wheeler, The firat of | t no smoking, drinking, chewing, “To reach the stage where one be ito Waist, lifted und threw heavily, | ive wp to bie contrect aud engage in a tout with tet, ae M43 xt games with the sons |49 Aniermn 62 two meals a day, @ little meat and) fo comnsie in sirength (con: Bey 3 on him jabbed at his fa i , oye F weigh in at Harttield’s 8 - m) Bate |. pay Hire M q . tests requires both end Ke a jabb at t bl face ane Downey #0 Minseapia Boring € saa eda ae prvtgerq il FCF ‘ ne y am fakes pia AY Xt Sate | sist 17, Drewes Os ‘ | many sweets, but he doesn't exactly na aamenesee, Horo ccelaurance ; away from the Lamia’ nce |ter cae pase tad Laud Ge te Gah tude Na Wh Malte, ahd ws today |tnoan Conte ee athiaile Aina No. 4—Tiedeman 79, Risharda 9, |FeCommend this to those desirous of | lect figures.” When preparing | t tested. “Lewis was up, and mea tod fined 00, Hr at Henne MA, That the artangenenta were fly comet for | THE MEM wr Maes Ie the Yi ad 4, "Uleasante 6, Fielder 6S, Tota!’ | improving thelr muscle power. —, men for the Police, and Fire leaped at Zbyszko, caught a Ticad | be same pundunent ‘as Metchmaber Jeldy has . ton't Took out they will get a sur. High Team Score, | “It is possible for any one to | some iS” couldn't wecannter Be an ranged him 0 the mat, preferred agent Lie Wie Witahle, trian prise, | Wi * month of b nse 1 be- Germania No, 1, Brooklyn, 498, increase his strength from 10 to learn how to use their musol [peering Hristo the ropes and struck him | Sas Gr of Pittsbergh oti goss steht clang] ccm tc ont’ 1,800 onto of a ee ura former minse| High Individual Score, Gold Fob, | 40 per cent.” explained Travis to- | and when bruised in a contest | Arrangements on the chin. The cr a howled, | es winning a battle from Willie | soldiers to use while at ¢ leaguers, 18 in great shape a. Rt Niohi ny Mek Wit 7 day, “by using the right methods. would: Oot recover as quick! a - aie a {Ramis was groggy and took severai |t colored tghter, at Bhutalo, om | there are 200 mela, aiid the rice « Roger’ Peckinpaugh and Deri | eae iene eon on wor; ua| This iv first finding out what | brain ‘not being able to supply RACING SELECTIONS, Gautioned Zbyazko, ‘The bout went |~ oF et eae on ee hi a lah BB IRAE. OF new heat matin, Hrooalvn, 10; ‘Joka Kampe, | most agrees with you. | am very enough support and encourage- f on. he Ab lest he Gran abowing alana ofl inti atte Gemehens WeeOie Givvte Can Cel tae the IRAN prmatign thin Tasch ine: (Ti thet aceon ecm | fond of sweets and they agree mens te the muscles, Yet | hav aeirst ,face= Dicscoride, Prosen Tewis got one head hold after an-| weakening. Ho was desperate, His | sms funds rho pair worked Aogether like twin ss wa | with me, but | wouldn't say to | [rown men. who lived the hard “Igecond. Ruce—Cant other, Zbyszko breaking them with | face, so mild and pleasant before the ~ Mre. Longe ne ot Gere, | Ife of tne slrevs without thought yke,. | Riorcasing “dificulty. Each” time |bout began, was sot in a manok of | eewe Johnay “Yous” Rewer, the toca) | DPOths ere certainly will bel ORMOND BEACH, Fla, March g0,—| there they must do the same, of health and they were like bull- Dyke. Ida c Lewis draged him down to the mat fury. It Was then that he suddenty |>anam. bas the grip, Comme Kut will tabe hia | ROUNDS utter with tha middle of | rm. Charles Longiicker ‘of New York| Common sense is the thing. There dogs in a fight. They possessed | Kiss, iachrlors Gad stretched out on his side to |leaped ut Lewis and butted savagely, |isce emt meet Mike Erie of Bt, ax ten. 1 et aaiees ape and \and PB. W. Robbins of lartford. Conn. are certain rules to be observed, pameness though lacking tho Fourth. Race . : a + | round bout before the hire ra in their pa days ‘never|won the firs © in the mixed four: | jedge o' illy Nestlehouse tighten the grip and force Zhyszko and Lewis was lifted and w org ger Pr indo hed nt 4 up better than do Pratt and| somes handicap tournament of the Or-| yes; the right kind of food, euf- ee ie rat airneaths properly Billy, Negtlenours over with his shoulders { the oor, | Over aa if struck by @ terrific upper- | args erie F | Peckinpaugh |mond Fh ach golf course with a score of | ficient gleep and @ proper amount The most Important bit of ndvico| YeEhill, me » flopped like a! cu | A, an a ce 20 0 Seec y t ' hs Siath Race : ; be ts eald to bee 2 Ser tak tee Briggs of Provid f They are the secret |the champion could furnish prospec: nF janded fis! nod on his head, kicked | After the preliminary bouts Joe ‘8 hie bp: Ming Brinks | of exercise, y ane ner \ aham, Slumt With both legs, wriggied and twisted |Humphreys made a speech and a |i danas Eris Pitcher Mamaux Displays A.W. Cameron te of good health and strength. tive ‘trong men was to study thelr! Seventh. ics and finally broke away. collection was taken up to help the | A match bas bee elly arranged between , | “The bra hough, is really the] oe, eee eee ae thing pence | welser, John Hu ies Lwis held "hie deadly grip! ienimita’ of Columbus’ drive’ fora /xot Law, the saierwerht ciaulin ant ey | 00 Form for Dodgers, Bothner's Injury Double Fracture, |, “TH® brain, though, 1# really the) gon't wear underelothing In_winte for a minute or so, lying half under $2,500,000 training camp fund, Over | Meloue of St. P ot @ club to be HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 20. ATLANTIC CITY J. Mareh 20. engine of one's muscle pe 5 ald , avis, ' but that isn’t any re: Zbyerko on his’ wld Zbyseko $2,000 was tossed into the ring or | held by May Bnamn at 1 aos The Dodgers’ practice wa © in| George Bothner, New York lightweight | muscles are all responsive to the|soa why someone else yhould not $ 7 7] ling cha { f Travis weighs 200 is 5 fammed his fingers. into Lewis's handed to the soldiers who mado the | wees i Avril, The Wah + to be 140 pounds One stretch. ‘There was batting and | wrestling cham ree; will Belnrain, It in the knack of getting the|, Travis weighs 200 poands, is 5 fee mouth and clawed at bim 1 Lewis collection Tangements for | rng The men wery ne fleld practice to start off, ¢ |peveral weeks as th f ‘dou. | best teamwork between the brain and |inoy of old Gree ce paint. rolled ov ¢ his bold un collection were mado by Georg how tut by a seven-inning game ‘between cy anes OFS oft Say h F b- | this FRO | all KR en bie fracture of hi sustaine les that gives great strength.|more useful. His chest is 47 inch t broken. Coxey for Mr. John McCall, who promoters there, it # almoot certain that they w Jimmy Johnston's ide and Hi put h Monday night wi nactog that & more oful, I t is 47 inches man's’ Ca 1 Z When Zbyszko escaped from this of the leading men in the work. here it out at Toleda, Myers's team. Myers's team turn of boston, Une should. know how to apply his and everything clse 1s in proportion, ! Pioneer sporting Club, 10443 Bryant p one 6 ) ) m turn te L i '