The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1921, Page 7

—— THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 ST PAUL VETERAN RECANINE CLASS OF MIDDLEWEIGHT ih Mike’s Peculiarly Shaped Head , and Style of Fighting Sel-) dom Seen—Important Bout | for Westerner Next Month. | By Robert Edgren. IK GIBBONS'S “come-baci has been developing graduaily until It has placed Mike right! among the top-notc+ra in the sport- | ing columns. Mike has conducted his campaign like a goneral and has de-| livered the goods in much better style | than anyone thought he would. It) isn’t often that an «Id-timer, out of dard competition for two or three years, comes back and shows all of; his former speed and skill. When you consider that Mike Gib-| bona showed his best fighting form} from six to eight ye.rs ago—in 1913-15 | —it's rather remarkabie that he is golng so well again, Nothing ox- plains !t except the fact that Mike's| fighting always was almost entirely a) matter of skill, and his pnuch only an} incident. As for ruggedness—Mike | never had it. He always was ex- tremely careful to avold being hit. Sometimes his caution, when against a@ hard hitting and aggressive fighter, ‘was so extreme tha: he was roasted for being “yellow.” Not that Mike | was yellow. It was bis phantom style! of fighting. i} Mike had brains. He fought to win, | and he never was the kind of a fighter that is called “a fighting fool.” It wasn't part of Mike's plan to be care-| less. But, wien he decided that he! could afford to stand ciose to his man) and give and take punches, no one | PANTE. GiBBeus MOCKED OUT WILL Lewis BY SHOONNG a PUNK THROURM WILLIE. GUARD PANCR WocrEP eur Youre Anta -*U, NA RounD . witn THAT @Teop sum on EVER Bow macuster ENT CRASHING Dewre AS Boop a5 “WKF GET WIDE HIS Goan, would stand closer or shoot counters | through a smaller opening. His Mike never was a great K. O. fight- er, yet he had a fairly good list of knockouts, and seemed able to flat- ten his opponents whenever he thought it nocessary, Mike was born in St. Paul, Minn., in 1888. He began fighting in 1908. He was twenty—that may be why he lasts so well. Mike didn’t start with @ long list of knockouts, like many famous boxera, but he won some bouts and went along without losing for a couple of years, when clover Jimmy Clabby trimmed him in ten rounds. Mike tells me he never promoters offered Mike knew there were so many boxing $15,000 to fight Mike, gloves in the world and that losing Jess Willard to act as referee. to Clabby was the best thing that (Capyright, ever happened to him, because it taught him the necessity of knowing gwomething about boxing. He imme- @intely began trying to develop skill with Gibbons. in the first round. with few knockouts resi Kan,, Oct. 13 vywelght champion, Abearn came | back to America for a return match Mike knocked him out In 1915, "16 and ‘17 Gibbons fought @ number of the best middlewelghts, ng, usually winning the “newspaper decision” by clever boxing, content with that. Mike is matched to fight at Wichita, | He signed articles | with a syndicate of sporting who were to pick his opponent and pay Mike $20,000 for his services. The O'Dowd and engaged 1921, by Robert Edgren.) Fistic News men, JERSEY BOXER 1S CHAMPION. $3,007 1,785 1,974 1,147 4,246 1,176 2.151 at at at OF TWO RING CLASSES NOW + Two Judges and Referee Give Flyweight Decision Over Bantam Total Titleholder After Fifteen-Round Bout at Madison Square Gar- Ty Is Tied With Harry Heilmann For Major Lea den—Lack of Aggressiveness of Herman, Who Fights On'y | in Spots, Is Costly. | HERMAN LOSES BANTAM TITLE TO JOHNNY BUFF 1921 CLUSKEY’ witnessed the figh oun Buu's Ber, 4 PUNCH WIS HEAD. Buff Received $8,570.70, While Herman Drew Down $19,998.30 HOW MIKE GIBBONS HAS SCORED SOME NOTABLE VICTORI Copyright, 1921, by Robert Maigren. drew down $19,998.70, which was 35 per cent, of $57,138, of whom 12,479 paid for tickets. The gross receipts, including the war tax of 10 per the entire receipts up to $66,160.60, sold as follows: | ir) Me ES B The Story of a Pitche Copynent, 1919, wy PY the end of three monte tue hired man went to Centre- ville and returned with a} sui from the ex- press office. 1 several cod pasteboard boxes, Brown opened one of them the next day and took out a round object, cov- ered with glittering tinfoll, Later he | Iked a circle on the side of the | barn about three feet from the ground and carefully stepping off a vertun number of paves, began to tirow a ball at the mark, “Land of love!” said Mrs, Hoskins “What alls the mare that she's Kivk- | ing #0?" Obadiah went out to » turnod chuckling to himself. “What do you think Brown's du- ing?” ho asked, “Standing gut thee throwing a baseball against the side of the barn! Gv lvok at him througt: the window. It's ts good as a clreus! ‘This strange performance happened several times a day, Ooudianh asked @ thousand questions. “Ob, It's good for the hired man. “U-m-m-m!" | i} and te- Fite The START Ke MAP & TRICK oF RUBBING MS Nese = anc arg Pron TRERG. NBaRLY EVERY Bonen in THe Country Somme “Hat TRICK o& MIKE'S the cis," 1 Obadieh thou fully, ‘Phen commiseratingly: Te bad you don’t git enough ceacreise, I'll have to see to that, “It's a fool thing,” sald Ovadian wo By John Pollock. Over 13,000 persons The State received cent, brought vanities" “wn ler Obadiah: 1 pped his tanh, The tickets, including the war tax, wore vo got Itt” he sald. “You know the way he reads them city papers $1,963.60 [and ail tho sporuing pievos?” CL ber 434289 J he wants to boa ball player! ‘Thucs 3.78619 | What ails him, Me better tay where 23'353.00 | Bes. well off.” 359.4 The middie of August ciume and 9,085.20 sUil the hired man persisted in. bow 23,661.00 strange target practice. He was lean and brown und hard and his eyes seoreeeesereseeseversees steetesaeeeesseessee es $66,160.60 [were clear. Not a trace of his ole —- — | nervousness remained, though certain of the box scores in the Kastern p: pers gave him passing spells of cest- eSHDORS Toward the looked up from t “Mrs. Hosking, end of August he table one evening. said he, afraid gue Batting Title y CHARLES E. VAN LOAN SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALMENTS, “ Wek" Keene, tar pitctier of ct douparents, talle tuto @ alimy veaue Ue hee Seem eapehing Privately, unknown to the rest of the team, After “eaning’ an wppaelug vatter, he kee ble serve Abd decides to quit, Me tare a wire to MoChamtey, the mauager, and dinapyese, Back on ie farm, Me. Obadiah Hosking i greatiy eurprined at Git fie work uf be uew hel maa, whe eae 1 get esinags ko doy He Hethe aiions that the Mlnmt aim bring the Cth le He, alam g CHAPTER Lk. j Versal was duo cntrely « Keene's ant] 5 PRODIGAL r Who “Came Back” the Well syndicater, | wbsence rom the pitching stat, Ther | Gamecocks had | plucking for Kee The opening day }. 4 of tho huportant rolled arvund, and the Nom | paretis we: to their dewssing-rvome jin the club louse with the weight of | tespunaivility beavy upon them, 27 rgu's arti wus pure, for he bed borne the brunt of the seasun's work, And It Wie begiuning to tell wpom Nin Deluney had been having vad inuiug in lis recent games, Powers was steady, but at pest ae betiur Chau an average pitcher, fe quiring hitting behind him in order to win # fair percvotage of his games. ‘Tho new pitchers hud not turned owt, 48 Well as had been expected—lt new pitchers ever du ax weil us they are” ted ty du—and Kelliier was the ong who wus really available, McCluskey, an opUinist on the aut, face, Telt in his heart that he wae “up ugiinst it good;" but that aid” not Keep lim from trying to inétil= some ginger into hin charges before ~ he sent them out on the feld, It's all right to talk, Mike,” sai@, go suurly, “but It's « shame to sk me to get out there and open ue werles with my aru: as sore as & wil.” Ther was an immediate chores from the other pitchers, Evidently): they were not anxious for the All % Jat the Gamecocks, Their tum some; they knew that well envugh, | Binch buzaed In, sus alert as a Wap, Heaven knows,” auld he, “1 atn’éoy very heavy in the veat just now, but A | Vd give all the money you crapshoot. °5, jer owe me If we hud Rick Keene to -:/ slip into this series, What he'd do te 7 | these roosters would be a shame!” ere Jounny Buff of Jersey City, who is now the pruud holder of two titles, | Mle wife. “E don't know what ails | Of "a nord! that of flyweight champion, which he won by knocking out Abe Goldstein] the follow, but the way be throws | Nae a it we wUWET Heke oer any- ~ in three rounds last April at the Manhattan Cusiny in Harlem, and the|that ball around ts 1 caution! — t| wa id Finch, "These fellowe bantamwelght title, galned,last night at Madison Square Garden by being | watched him ten minutes and he! ain't no devils, you know. And the awarded the two judges’ verdict at the end of his fifteen-round fight with] iian't miss that circle once. Maybe| (@Ushest bint in the world cam Be + Champion Pete Herman of New Orleans, received $8,570.70, Butt received |\1. tne way he Klckw hla rhe teq | picked, Geet but they're cooky! 16 per cent. of $57.138, which was the net sum after the Stute tax of 8 per | ive dyee it And tie wy Mele nL othe Cop tcbindle eer in the p rs woe leduete D1 6 4 * pecan . 2 Jia: bite Aeicrnd : cent hnd first been deducted trom $60,148. Hermun, for losing hin title,| "My Cont 0 Ut |e Wy ae a (other wing of the elub hows, were. making merry. “Cheerful, ain't they?” eatd Mime © Cliskey. "Well, boys, we'll teag& ‘em to sing another tune.” ; There came no enthustastio re- sponse, The Nonparetig were sullen’ * but not sunguine. Thoy knew how, once started, the Gamecocks marched down the butting order, and a team with a crippled pitching etaff was— A step sounded on the runway out. side, the duor bungod open, a shadow. \ fell ‘across the floor, and there came a voice which brought every man to his feet, “Hello, Mike!” tt sald. “Got 6 - uniform here that'll ft me? For the fraction of « second amuse. ment held them duiub; 7 came a yell that mude ‘the windows, rattle, and the Nonpareile, as one 19 La | A m it he that would compare with Clabby’s, i * re going to lose your star man, threw themselves w the tall ‘nd became one of the Keanent stu- ——-= Ir H by Retai Hitti 381. Hie closest i der. eon stranger who st Just inside - Gents of boxing I've ever known. na Go 7 oger Hornsby Retains Hitting | 38! sest rivals are Reb Rus- knew It,” sald “mother,” calmly, | the door, Incidentally he developed a style a SS: By Vincent Treanor. | i qi Na 1 Circui 8 nell of Minneapolis, and Aet Buller 0 eon ‘itehin’ to kot away for] “Rick Keenel™ they yetted. of boxing all bis own, that made him ERSEY CITY bas a now bero to-day. He is Johnny Buff, holder of two ead in National Circuit vity, who are tled for the “Ricki ; ron neat tmidalowelehe vu. the By John Pollock Reine ites Bae, Cont hie Miadinns tf ree H i a jrunner-up honors with .368, Brief of diah urgucd and preached a! “Why, you old devil, where have: oY country and a dangerous hitter. Mike 5 . a n Square Garden ring last With .405 Average | Kansas City Is next with yon from the text of the rolling You been?* siways wan well within the middlo-| Charley Beechor and Johnny Rels- night flywelght champion and came out at the end of fifteen rounds | litte! tatioa to IncreaKe his string The two men talked long and| | The yelling aweltea pntil the Game- weight limit of 158 pounds ringside. | " ‘ ; , eferee decided he had beate = 2 \c e runs, his record rematning yon the [runt porch, In the] Cck® came running from thelr side Ine 3 y Ryan, he could fight /@F Will clash in a twelve-round go with the bantam honors. Two judges and a referee decided he had beaten Ty Cobb, pilot of the Detroit | ®t 4% but bis xreat hitting has en-/end it was settled that Brown was to Of the house. They found thetr hated ft about 152 pounds any time, and ®t the Commonwealth Sporting Club| Pete Herman, until then the boss of the bantams, and think what you may,| —” . _ {abled him to Increase his lead as alleave on Saturday. He had refused Pvala—-this to be considered purely” even under 150 if he wanted to. of Harlem to-night Archie Walker. the verdict is tinal for the time being and official, How it was arrived at| /S¢" las climbed nto a tle with | tin Ketter, having registered 156/an offer of $40 4 mouth and nis | 1m professional aense—dancing Mike was outgeneraled in match holder of fi .U, titles, meet ‘ : ., pad tis feamemince ollme ; board yelling aroun young mam. making once, wien Packey McFar-/rouolof Ove Ai A. 1 titles, meets nobody knows. Announcer Humphries said he wasn't allowed to say/"!8 teamemate Harry Hellmann fr) | Haird of tndianapolta, added four]. “feel lke 1 was josin' ono of the| Who Wan doing his best to ward off = land kidded “him Into making 146 (rn or thom ale In the other “bother or not 1t was unanimous. Each of the judges, on opposite sides|the bating honors of tho Amortoun | Mere Canes to is string of thefts and Paid Mra Hosking, wiping the, friendly, Agaaults of, Mike Moos: unde—a weight that burned him | Chi . Kid Thompson ol : ec . 2» ; b referes niso] ©. The Geo seach who h Other leading batt om the edge of her apron, — | Cluskey | an¢ patrick, and the ..: bay ‘and spoiled all chance af @ de-|two twelye-round scraps, Johnny of the ring, wrote a decision at the end of the bout and the referee also ines ] The Georgia Peach wh h As ata, | Louisville, .857; Thorpe, hired man had come into the! Gemecocks paused in the doorway, cisive win, Kilbane, feather-welght champion, Jotted his down on a piece of paper. These wore handed to Humphries| ¥cen hiting with due regularity oa im ‘ansas City, 355; ;kitehon to say goodby. He was thelr eves bulging, Over tn one cor. __ . ile * ente) » rn: p er, 5 a e was THE FIRST VIEW OF MIKE. wii) witness the bouts to-night at the ad he announced tho result. The Boxing Commission's rule is that in|°tering the home stretch is batting | (iNer | Minnoay niece oagy | Greased in the: brown sult in whlch ineia aag Towlice hin ee eee I first saw Gibbons when he came| uptown club, ‘case of disagreement, majority rules. Charlie Meexan, a one-time sport-|#9 © mark which he held a week SS a ees ie RAG means of expression having left Rim. to New York to Iqok for an Eastern i writer: andi(Mhomae. Torpey wore tho Judgen Patey Haley wae thel Cee, while Heillmonn who has been cone : th pe F tatae solitet La For two minutes the tremendous 5 Feputation, and stopped Young Sher. || Tommy Medini, she tbr promoter of Cer INE ; pey Bes. y Haley was the] yo iding top place honors, nit a siight|LOCAL INDUSTRIAL TEAM Hin WOR SLT at "FAV" Uproar lasted, und at last there was man in four rounds. He had just’ las xaged the Kilbane-Frush championship referee, Jerseyites present put the O. K. on the verdict with thunderous ap-| pacting » a lie last. week ? ‘ & reasonable mmount of — silence. ht two no decision bouts with flab at Cleveland last Saturday afteruoon, tn & |Patting shonp during the last week | MEETS CLEVELAND NINE any. MpEer Sal: Meney Ws ies il i Clabby ‘at Winnipes and was tirgram to the writer to-day staled that the grom | Plause, While others, unbiased, thought it was splitting hairs too finely. | and dropped from .398 to a tie with | Brown, “You've been very good (0) Teteetet leon than ta ere team- becoming fairly well known. rrovipia @f the show amounted to $101,000, and! The decision was a crusher to @———————————— {his manager, Babe Ruth added a | IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME |e. and Nie poMae ly A (OFB°e | hold of him a the ine tocuan coreee } SFoung. Sherman wos a well built |: he wi his arr io sai oa Me MEF) Lorman, He left the ring and Walked with wilt jn this session and Her-| bEAce Of home runs to his string anv a ne Wait qavother jou Th come to vou | At the Gamecocks grouped about the ~ 5 fellow with a good punch and aA fiir) cleaned wo eee through the aisles to tho dressing | man looked bad unti! the bell rang. | brough y : 5 CLEVELAND, Sept. 24.-~Th " hi i oor. aH MeN an looked bad i! the be ; ght season's record to 6 q he Amer- Then he shook hands quickly and|™ « " q Fneasure. Mike came out with his |far tntematioual bouts which are to te stated | phrien'® announcement he thought ho] Man badly. He hooked Vote with Hye wir for the bating honors with a W!Mers of the Industrial champlon- cele ng ws a sone My {toskin® “seven gods of war I'm ready tor yout», | half sneering smile, rubbing his nose by the Academy A.C at Deckman Oval. Im the} hag won. s to the body and landed the| mark of .278, just four points in front] sp of New York State, and the Na-|the kitchen with her name written, Su 7 get a skinning In this series Be with the BAS of th Hany bang #28 via al atalunc la aceare cura set Herman 1s entitled to little sym-|same hand high up on Pete's head. | ot Georgy Sisler of St. Louls who is | tonal Acmes of this city meet here to- | upon. the wrapping paper. It con- sat wie aheut tat tmeie Mitcel Matte 4 ooking eee’. AN SUDA DE eae ae fd Jinny Goodwin | pathy, however. He outclassed Butt} Pete tried to smother these punches | iitting 374 day in the industrial championship | tained half a dozen stiver knives and |feggo of my arm and Melt tee cnenme. ach gwings fly around his ears. In a/v Si@ Mulley, iat, Grower, Timm andl every time he decided to flehts! robo wating for n good opening tor; Ruth I fur in font of his rivals us| climination series of the National [Lacks of 4 pattern to mitch hey best uniform. T want to show these league minute he clipped Sherman on the; Buller ere Enaltse Masters |knocked him down in the fourth! nis right. ja run-getter, having registered 168 ebali Federation. The two teams|as she looked at them Tonaare yuere they met ort: tA} chin ARG sens Dim Tec oR 0 from | sigry Greb. the Piitsbursh flabter who defeated |round, and clearly showed he was — Jijina tor the Yankeon, re Kcheduled to play another contest| “Hiesa his heart!” ahe sald. |¢ene eee at the den tre cane Pj Ghat ch ia Wee FD nae Sher | Joe Cor, the U.S N, heaymelaht, at Coo the Jerseyite's master at various ERMAN showed a flash of how| ‘sisier has taken the lead in the morrow. Previous to thia game the “s niin’ all that money on foolish: answer to this bold deflance. Tt was * fe “ a con ‘Talend on Tuesday night, will be busy Mel stages of the contest, only to cover he can fight when he wants to 1 base depa&me: Itering | isd fa # for an old woman! And did he young Mr. Potts who 1 him down. That first look at Mike land on Tuesday nlsht, will be a tnay Meder | stage Y | stolen base depa&ment by pilfering| iisdon Croame Class A (nma-| give moa chance to thank him! |the your F spoke. : Gibbons in action convinced me tat eae en ana ae nants Jett Smith for|UP and take to the defensive when a in the fourth, He outclassed | three vases during the past week and|teur) champions of Detroit, meet the{. Meanwhile the Henry W. Te teers See vate | Be waa one. ote sot ne cenud tight rounds at the Ice Paizo» of Pailadelpaia, | decisive victory seemed to be within) Johnny for a minute or two of right | jringing his total to 27, S, [Hamis of | White Motors, local champions, in the |BTOW? {ramped down the road, swing- | p demanded Rick. “Well, that's — Pe we ae i Sight, rrond and on Ot, 6 ke bares Frank Moran tan rounds | nis grasp and left hand puncaing, then went) washington, who was leading a week | first of a three-game series, hen ae i “the nis a ye ens My wide aamer” . : , ul 3 7 ac > all, He came again 1 2 das jhead wus In the alr, his shoulders| Passing over the most : ed, well bullt, and had a high, |*t Psvuree Buff never covered up. He carried| buck Into his stal ‘ ago, failed to add to his string of 23. ee BVOUthTOWh back: Bnet E. ' Mae Rinse forehead that showed at least | gsm, stone, the little east elder, and Chadey|the fight to Herman all the way.|afier a few minutes, hit Buff four! Giner ading batters: Boeutn The American Railway txpre. freedom was in ile even “Tt naa been SManlee atl fle mrt an | unusual storage space for brains. Kid) Konler meet in the star twelrerwind de {Whenever he was hit hard, he piled| times on the jaw with his right and /cieyejand, .266; Tobin, St. Louis.|team won the right to play | press la tight to a finish and he had won. | pleasure to record that Rick Ke * Til say here that Mike Gibbons's | cision bout at the Jamaica Svorting Club Thurs Jin to hit back, and while bis blows| finally dropped him with a hook on! ney. wittlams, St. Lous, 345; Jncob. felt i play in the ptember is the month when the | was correct in his diagnosis of the” # head ts unique among Aan ters aan ot (cy night, Wille Haumner, another eww sider. | weren't uny too cleanly delivered, he| ths chin. Johnny didn't wait for | Bobs WN kts Se lem oot Balt’ Hee series by defeating Dovoo /close pennant races tighten up to «cave. Not only di@ he show the tically every A Of | pation Harry Brandon in the tenround semi. » fe cvunt. He got up fighting and Her-|son, St. Lovis, 242; E. Collins, Chi-|& Reynolds at Ebbets Field last |Cerinty and the baseball writers he- | jeague leaders where the: t : enother type, with skull protruding ging, while Johuay DP abo of the cast side, | Showed admirable aggressiveness.| 11.4 retreated to thn i pes before iis |cago, 389; Strunk, Chicago, .338 ek. The winners, in. addition to |Z" t& talk about the home suretoh.| he titerally blotted tava” tren’ ae t well over the eyes, and sloping Sharply \mingieo with Georgie Lewis in the eightsuunder, | Even when knocked down hard in the] mish. Herman m won the NATIONAL LEAGUE ng awarded the State industria} |t'¥ also the month when the writers! steps. After he had pitched and won ack—the skull that denotes aRBres | 4 aisemund prelistinery opens thin stiow, fourth round by a pretty right hook] fight right ther * for some reason | : x on tide, were also presented with a {Who have been desperately support-| the opening ame by a shut-out giveneas and natural Gehting inatine’, | i ¢}on the chin, he bounced up and threw] °F other he al uff to er. |. Roxers Hornsby of St. Louts has) trophy by The Evening World. ‘The |e tn write nbont next censen’ ad |SCO%e, he rested, and watched Farge Maiiven the anclent Greck statues of| ne Leonard, crack amwetgat hin, i in the fifth Ruff « looked up}veen hitting with telling effect, and| boys have a good team and are ex-|&% ' Write about “next season” and win the second game. He then de= Naxers show the same type. Mike has | rw who hax Imorked out Sammy Neble| Herman back against the ropes With) against it, and it wesmed only a quer-lha4 prought his average up to .405| pected to bring another championship | ec strenRtnenings the pitching |manded that he be allowed to piten a» head of a print, isis Sie hago ae Sang Thich be a long right swing on the jaw. tion of when Herman wanted to put the leadership in the National|&ck to New York uth Nonparells finished August in the third, which he won, and finished. ‘scientist, rather than that of a boxer, | stke Ertie in four rounds and Joe Dillon in three Hint away Fie: hoaked ia Ik or the leadersh he National aE ed ye Nonparet is Bi by Inaisting that he was as fresh Perhaps that’s whs he always Tet aul [raids ts now fihilng under the wanagemnt of ERMAN was too exasperatingly| Johnny's jaw three times, stepp League MeKerron Wine the Feature Wind. ipiane, wen BE se, Aghting’ green paint and must be sent in's ion hold him back a bit when tearing | Frank Races, manager Ville Jackon a1 cool, when he should have been| With a right hook tc ihe Jersey boy's} The St. Loutm star also increased e e depending upon the remain- third time on the fourth day. ‘The s might have | other good batt bail e uy Hennon ts : Mcnaaiad a ac to be played with teams | j, how tak A ey aon wee __ going at top speed. He was] <j'm sepped inek aga Bo jind Booked |nig lead as 4 run-getter, He scored] COLUMBUS, 0., Sept stand sve leading them, Undout- et pation Thien einen aaa \Stanley Ketehel was of the other], eee Oe, eee kere fleet. too methodical in his attack, too care-| ths session Herman looked the maa. [127 times cireutt racing yesterday was featured Keene's lone has coat thei || in the running for the pennant, ire, ag bis long list of knox sone 4 cinerea Nek ts epee ha yates hr | pul about not making false moves. At|ter and Buff the puzil. Jack Fournier, a team-mate of |>¥ pacing events, and unusual ner- eR a berate Gohereropinty c as : Rick never gave the reason for his paperate fights shows. Stanley al- |cuawion of New England, in the a . vould step int ft with] Never discouraged, Buff kept wad-| > /ncpy's, retained his poritio formances in inany respecta were 8 to ne's whereubouts had /disappearance, nor the place of his jes rushed in and took a chance. |*m s en Ca leiae yi Ae Ome ass Pattee wall a ee Bu es to| {48 in. and bad Herman missing many | OrPshy's. Late eee eee at aaa, {EPOUEHE forth before the four feida of eee pitch been {Cl |concealment, ome people believe to Ke had the sloping brow, He lidn't | Friday pisht. | Jimmy 3 well directed right hand punch of his snappy drives for the jaw.|runner-up with a mark BOs Sigecwheelere tad Antaed ine gare ome: fm Pitching star in the| this day that he wore a wig amd Inink too much, so caution wasn’t in |°* 2 the head, beautifully accurate left] Johnny was doing most of the lead-|MeHenry, another member of the | work hae Bit ied: GUE esi [Pitched hiaself tale shape in an ob = ~ aim . | Terry Martin, the N and antemweiset,|hooks to the chin und piston rod] neg, while Herman 1 con tol Cardinals, is pushing t French-| ‘phe feature event was the Hotel|tervals, but it remained a mystery | ahorde etre eee 7 P’Btiil, Gibbons could knock 2 004! ,aq Jack Wolfe, the ersck bentamwelgat ot Cler op 7; sie {walt and nail him with a finisher sad u n the Hotel} tervals, but it remained a mystery | Shortly after the close of the { path out quickly when he went in [ens ee Wout une crack Rentemeean ot cute: [drives with both hands to the body) To qnisher, however, never materi-| Man with an averaxo of | Sfartman stake of $3,000 far a.4 too deep for sulution, The clue led! season mail carrier left a 4 termined to do it. He fought Willie | jung tout to te etaged at @ show at Cleveland, {UBC One began to feel sorry for the} atized George Kelly of the Giants, brought | 7m ee tacit, was inatnileds: eoene Nonparetts, playing at home, | Se for Mrs. Hosking, She exami rewin in New York in 1912, Lowis! 0. te his monte. Martin wil ro. |courageous flyweight, Thenhe would| ‘Thereafter Herman fought only in| pis season's home run record up to 23 | ite, but Jimmie” McKerron |were to open September with a series | ino mcmere carefully, untied @ had done some great Aight but was | ceive Ruan ~ option of «-ldraw back self satisficd and permit| Pots, cutting loose with attacks that), cyacking out another home run favorite and the rest of the Meld nt hislagainat. the ieadeen, thar tough ag |StTiM& and took out the photosragh little fat when he met Gibbons, h cepting 23 per cent. of the gross receipts, . made Johnny look bad, only to lay|?* ©' : merc He showed class by pacing the | 4 ee EER 4“8-) or a young man in the uniform of @ ng a taste for the brew. Gibbon’ Burt by aggressiveness to steal away! tp too long for his own good. Tt waa| George Frisch, also of New York [uecond and third hents of the event in| eRation of fighters known aa the! balipiayer, ats ME td with him, stood. close and| Abe Goldétein wilt mect two good tantamweisnts | whatever advantage he had gained. | this laying up habit that probably to show his CUstOTATY Oe ee oe ee tae iiddie mile | ai teeything depended upon the| oc, Well, Leclaret” said she. ‘Father, Shed his moze as he ducked und |wivin the next few works On Tuesday ofzat he| A round-by-round tally of the bout| cost him hie title: stealing wares during the week and|” The Horao Review Futurity for three- [showing of. the ay 4 S\come here! He got a baseball job, bbed around Willie's fists until {ies Fadio Anderton of Wyoming for twelve] mude it about an even thing, Buff — © thottn reminined n> |Yeur-old pacers, pirwe $k, had tat l foie cannes witlt the cionla Bor wine [atten allt . Wille was bowildered und helpless, {tind at tee Palace of Joy Sporting Club, and} won five of them, five went to Her- HIS 1p the second time within} °! ML of 47 thefts ‘ starters, but it furnished the aca-|ning the entire Mahe) we “U-m-m-m!" gait Obadiah, “Hea hen picked an opening inches w 12 be clasts fb Champion Pete Herman forh}man and the other five were even i t 1 . fantest heat by a three-yea ms ne Pec cuties oe th uF wo he better off here. Them sporting: ie drove @ sharp left h between | fou the Toe Palace tn F {netan won ¢ first, nine months that Herman has leading Watters on bd pacer when Helmur stepped ini en a A al 2 Vie. OD, characters never gave any money. or a knockout in two rounds Jinuny fothwell anys Barney Snyder cf Boston, |twTd, tenth and fifteenth Jont his Wantamweiaht tithe) Tittsburah, aeG; oe iach, wew | made'e Dad Ce aC ane nian BIR NInE ANOnTH ECE Dias set oy back some day, looking ite, Mike knocked out a few fairly good |.) 28 poNugnt who has a tetermos decioon | THe eleventh and fifteenth were) Joe Lyne took it from him last NO ei satan anes [at Maootiad’ iatio fae a : (nontiy oh Plas. awataeiy, |i od © middieweighta, but hit next sensa. [2 98 C/N teh ee oe eee Cham |Jonnny's big rounds. Herman took| December in much the same a oe erate Sh da Pea Te WM : i ; ited ou thet THE END. tonal exploit was catching and |r 10% " the fourth, fifth, seventh, ninth and! Buf did last night, carrying the teh f aera ps cnocking out young Ahearn in four a er rae |fourteenth, The second, sixth, elghth,/to him. Herman then went to Eng ARECPEO ACCOR Curry and Conn Box Draw s Leathn the Rm Ahearn was a lightning fast |\ijape poner, whe clerer Newark | twelfth and thirteenth even. ‘| land, beat Jimmy Wilde and jn al . 1WNG BRANCH, over beaten n't Mise na world's | ee 2 bad | “Herman, a wan slowly.|return hont with Lynch’ got hie] ‘There seems tittle Ilkelihood 0 Maaoan Tar A all “BEHIND THE MASK," Marg lntar rea IE acl nd ori sand es enrly ne the second round he TA MORIA HE ie eel ee Teteadine Matter Retna Anbe n of Rglind | ugAiN cropped up the spectre By Charles E, Van Loan. Pore, Jevorite in Mngiand that they |tarmed a rartueakip in the macssement ot F came out of an exchange on the ropes again with Hult, and then Pete thug | Association... Tae Lou slugger ound draw ae | Dall tatiy With encil and paper, were | The story of an umpire whe aled him “John Bull's Hoy” and Martin, the hani-hitting featherweight, and Wille with a cut In the corner of his left come back and trim Joe for it overlis maintaining his steady galt, and the other bout Rocky Munger bent sit} able to demonStrate to @ mathematl- had a heart. uted yim ae @ coming world’s Spencer and Pus Franchini, bantamweighte eye Johnny wae tearing into him again We far ip Gromt with an average of Bulland of England. cal certainty that this strange re- ‘ ) . myer wruay i - e ! ea epee a J s — -- et ele & re ~ eres always been enay t ij rete Re cists