‘ ‘ Jelf'o disgust is based on the loan of
James J. Jeifl‘ion toned wallds heal
«Vywelgn. champion, is disgusted with .
the light game. He hays so himself
‘ clean hitters and tho predominance in
‘ tllo- ring of clinchera and rough worn
artists.
' “There is too much holding, clinging.
and other. rough work in the ring to-
. duy." declared Jeff “I was not light-
ing long betore'l came .to the 0011th
alnn that it was oi! as much importance
to me to thoroughly undofotand the
rules as it was to know how to hit a ,
. Show properl). I studied them closely.
and the knowledge l gained was an
iinportant factor in helping me in my
fights
”How? sou m'ay ask. In the first
place in all my contests [ was never
W‘mnod cautioned or censured by an)
" referee. There never “as any reason‘
for it. I knew the rules and obeyed
them at all times“ -
‘Q“7Why it boxer should hold I never
hlwebaan able to understand; nnd‘
vhhen i see one doing so I cannot
eip but believe that he is afraid oil
getting hit. How in the name of heat
on can you hurt anyone in the ring by
holding his hands and arms? You
have to hit to do that
__‘“The man who leads mat always
toil as himself open to counters more
all less.
.sgsnppoaing botany men Qdopt the
outdo method of boxing?" gall may nah
“That some thing has happened to'
me runny tilllegrnnd in that cant i
never hesitate o carry the going to
the other man. and it wasenlwnye un-
der those circumstances that i not cut
up the worst
"‘1 won the championship by n counv
tor blow. i also defended ml title on
four other occasions byn ncounter.
_“l bent Bob Fitzollnnlollo with ul
counter when he Was coming to ma,l
and won the championship. l hm“
funded it against him audibcnt him ll
second. tlnlc with n loll-hand swinging
counter to his body.
‘ "1 heat Gull Ruhlln and Jim Corbett,
each with the some counter and do’
lesion Jim Corbett the first time on
u left handed swinging conntnr to the
chill and put him out with one punch.
”How often do you one u boxer coun-
ior those dnl'u? Now can tell what u
counter rnaily is. it is uuually mulling
in with bond down and alum bung may
without the lent effort to Mock (luck
. or lump now from ll illow ’I‘lley linli
from all nutritious and all unplug and
it in getting to in! milieu n
thing to two ll boxer cloud with hill
right tool forward.
"It in ll wild rush and lmmrdlntely
to the real thing. no mumps; : ’
defense. "
lilii Wit Willi!)
Yanka’ First Basalnall Anlllous to
to belleVe he will not, there is one
common} T
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Pill hill Fill
Have? Chum lion: Iiitt and -
‘ Play initial Sack ' ‘
Ill Frank Chance clans with the
Highlanders, and there is no reason
plaler who will be happy, and Itlli
happier it Chance will be able to take
up his big mitt and play ball again.
That player in Hill Chase. As theylost
clnyof the old year was passing Chase
was talking baseball at American
league headquarters. The tune of'the
great first baseman 5 music was a do»
sire to move over to second base, Just
to BhOW those who «think that a man
cannot skip around at the second sack
who throws the ball around with his
fork hand.
“in the first place.” said Chase, "I
do not think that I would have any
of the loci. that I am a left handor.
Tharé is a mistake, according to my
opinion, abolition, handerdpluylng the
second cushion. It is up to the man
trouble in playing second base, in spite ’
iiili Willi ill 7‘
chum-—
ioasad by Cincinnati to New
Howl roan Jan. saline legit;
agar for this year who established you ‘
—Cincionitt‘l‘ National [league club.
can. league, that Mn Hermann. hat-Wing
seeded waivers on Chance from all
National league clubs, wall ready to
mmkoCthe transfer. Mr. Farrell accord-
ingly mailed at check for 31.600 to
maiden: Hermann which m; dulv
acknowledgedland‘ thereupon the meet-
ing‘ between. pal-sell and‘Chl‘nce in
Guiana next Tuesday anounced yew
tordaz. was arromdl Thc’l‘occlpt of
Cahrecothl lrert ill-y reruao' noc-
i
deal and for the first little gene the
vices of the formor manager of the
Chicago Nationals.
ma mini mm an ,
run to ulllvm
new
in boaohnll the wise runner watches
the pitcher. He notes every peculiar
lty, each little unconscious sign, by
, which the twirler betrays himself. By
hard study most of the good men in
the scum can tell whollm the slab-
man intends to throw the ball to the
Worm-«wilitch tortilla batter.
This has become a science in the
himself I plnled the has in Boston.
Washington and Philadelphia and
satisfied masolf that 1 would not hora
any trouble in taking care of the bag.
away on any kind of plays lust all
with his right hand. I would not at-
tomol to play second bane if i
did not think i could get away with
(«he job. There have been very few
,lefl-llnndera whohnve tried to play
but it ilm one player;
second hallo.
who will jump at the opportunity it
that opportunity cameo my wry.
"l hora a great dual 01 confidence in
myself to play not only tint and are-
ond balm, but an poaliion on the dia-
lnond, with the exception of the hilt-
tory. second base in my hobby.
play it. it will .be something now in
bawhnll, and they tell me the tuna
wnni aortic-thing now.
"1 hour that Chance is ill pretty
good hoolth, and he may‘laol ll great.
lnlllly peoplc who are at the opinion
that no will no only a bunch manner.
If (‘hanco ill in load health the fun:
o clinch and thou u lot oi lion» boll;
MI own. What: nowadays do you m
u holler hit Ind drop hit: man for the
Wool in mm punch. Tum thing»
one u common occurronco you” no.
and union ll boxer could do this: when
or hell ll good Ilium mall to
mull ho wits not oonaidorod a good hll~
tor.
1; "ill my nurlv drills l Willi continuity
. hurting my honor and turning. l
and digit not turn my Mulls moody
when hitting. ‘Wfllun l llama to hold
tannin rowdy l mu mm can up
‘ .lo thom. hut i, Iiill “unit. it tho
“iii no. or mandarin; my hand
' to the dominion that filial
= all it on union. an i limmd uni
m “rll them while training and .
. um will“ principally in than duyu.
l‘
wont to more that a lofldlandnr can?
diamond some. but the gridiron strug
all: is developing the same sort of an
art. Players and ooachea have dis-
icolomd that nlmoat story book does
to take the ball is called 81 the
The hetl‘aya the fact that he is pre-
pared to plunge into the fray.
To the watcher on the dolonaive
this betrayal is n godsend. it up: the
lpiuy. He has only to so for one
special man to “smear the play," di.
muse the attack from hill knowledge
of the formatioua.
Part of Harvard’n uuccora anion
tho great Yale bucks in the same this .
[all was due to the not that tho talus
first string man algnalod that may
would take the ball by some such
Increment
On. o! than for inotnnco. hitched
up his trout/era all coon no he hour“
this number called when the sumo.
tutor wont in they were mutt endow I
liui. The Emmi mun didnt \mow
Z'iiloir lulu.
l in Hill hullnt Wondoli will not the
aurora. against Villa that hill! 0060‘
i
Last Fruit; Mr. Farrell was notified 0‘0
my Presldoot Johnson of tho mmori- together in the ”M m"
comm» comment continuum.i
much honour. Al Reteholl and Allan
Plidl'lllss Leaner Fllriiiillly no mum claw. Grilled - '
rounds all me. will. union.-
It sum; in bout could be arranged
hole is no Mu hub that ll: would
low when mm mm a. on Meet with '09 WW of me new
roll received the formal mleuae papers mm The “if“ l0 have trained to
mm Proeldent August Hammond of 99m" 3 areal... an ‘0 {30‘ it 7'!“
iCharlie {drifted @0300 brought Kati
W 1“" “"3 3““. "m“ m ”m” am a» In ho known how n he ex {323ng
According
tow. J. Minor.- Grlllion's manaxe’r.
Gridln is willing no fight winner to
make entire purse, or Split to the au-
otacticll of Koléhéli
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IIIEIILL LOIll-~I‘IFII
My
DETROIT. Jan... ° .«~Preoldent Frank
Chance's release oiliclully confirms the 3‘ N‘V‘“ 0‘ the Detroit Tigers. has
become a premium on bassoon. Since
New York club a clear title to the oer l'ly CON” Mm 388M 803111911 "19
‘baaehall world with one announce
lnent that the Win Pencil would
retire unions lie-received a. three-38M
i
contract for $15,000 pornnum. Now.
i
a general or history milled. in hill tent.
alias been grouclllnx in mom like
Novin now bellows that tho hail
players through their fraternity, will
help to ruin baseball. In fuel
partners as thin! did some years 180:
He says that tho wroll la lnoromllnt aldwflejd~3bbott
by leaps and llllumls am Mr. and martial; Wilson. center; Kellogg Blev-
that the expenses to ...mointaln and
operate vol“ nova-days are fear:
some. , -'
mm . m... up... .... ..
Boulder. tllq ills!) Mi of “V1118 MB wan-do; Rooney, center; Wehb Tobey.
obtained such ll droid poneaIiOn that
man are, perforce, curtailing on tllulri in:
imminent! "id “a more ““3!le '0 DARTMOUTH humans To mun. u-u—‘l‘volltI-lvo. It 12:30 op. $36 no u-
pntmnlco the biennium than the
“ 1 halo 9. was of getting the ball some peculiar thing when his signal grandstand. Nnvin oil's flatly tllntI
baseball or a business enterprise her
well as lira leilou who throws the bull Iallghtest of unconscious movemonlll‘lud its best days, and m“ the na-
tional man. no: year and tor years
in the future will nut. have the return
in profit; that it did in the years: just
wclmd.
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WOARTY'Q RECORD.
Born‘IJnooln. Non. March 11. 1802.
Height. ll. foot. 4 incisor; might. lull
pounds; reach. 81 inches.
“ll-41”. '7, Watt Adamo. it, Cul-
harion, along 8 roundu.
April 4, Joe Grim, id. Calgary. Kan,
4 roundn.
Juno ll. Al Willis" it. Farm.
0.18 rounds.
July 4.5.1 Without. K. Farm,
1).. 8 Moon.
Oct 7. ’1‘. Crawford K., Fargo.
ll, 1 round;
N.
ind. 3 roundu.
will «on lllm in tho sumo. if that on expected oceanic Jim Reilly could 6 moonlit. _
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for the winter in order tiilt o ulnar
will not he hora when m
tho mo. 1 have boon Milli: 1 lot 0!
it. and it ll» kept mo in ill. hm oi
on Inch ultimo unit: with lilo opting!he 0m. cm lMil hm mend bun cull the turn on who ha would tulle
limit 'Dila clapper ill fut coming to “101mm of hill mm in (In: billion that bill.
Th! and hill obnrvou tlult lilo.
his loll undo Into thI loll 1.th llof
tuition in wulldcii'll «polite.
om till- play: from individuall trials:
m lulu hurt I: ill-illegal». On do-
m 10.1“” with pmtioul mainly
“It who would (him than lull harm
', mandarin“ lino iinililoll ,‘mé’ rill
ilolll. No.10 rounds.
lslh-Marcll iii Jack Harp»,
. "l him found out a m nominal m llnrvllrd pullback on; the loo of Bprmliolil m. 1 round. . i
All!!! I. fill! mind“. 16., Wflnlilfllfll
an to on ,llmll in dual onllod. Tito mt ma no. “i. round '
training camp. lionlm riding lull-«y. and noiily not mount uuutioulli April 30; loo 11ml, It. 3mm.
loam. a manual.
wawl'll! Lilo mum man to dialsL hilly ll. Ulll‘i Morris K” sprinxnclll.
lid, l rounds.
round». .
lung it Thu man no ll. mill»
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K“;
no in wt nut Joplin. Mo. 3
m Promising Lintilwalollls to
Sallie ill not Your ill! ion. 14
one “he to men and has agreed ‘00 mw YORK n -- 1
brill: mg. mum the attention of the Jo 83 New York “‘93
“1th a W New ka American 16““, 0h“! omeius
_ giro club toolsn Frank Chance as main
Joe Rivera and Joe Rivers likes New
York. The sturdy little Mexican fish-i»
in: mop from fiduthorn California has
linen wry Whilst studied by the New
Nit tows (Infill. lilo chart my in the
city. and all those who have neon him
mo that he looks lino he can deliver
the goods,- and that bench dross has to
pools to get a decision when the two
youngster: moot on January 14
mm has spent only. a few hours
looking over the altar but what he lulu»u
soon of it he likes. =89 remarks rain
or grimly that when he has finished
up hunch crow he will have more time
to look‘ over the his our: and may tulle
a glance at the White Way. - '
The Mexican appears supremely
confident that. he will win the battle
with bench Coo-ll, but he proposes to
take no chances.
One of the first things his man-
ager. .loo Levy, did after he omi- Bivm
got here was to trundle-tor a postpono~
mint of’ tho battle drool. January.
31er comrmvolco‘uo ram
‘ . Loon.-
Tllo Sixth Contour: 2nd,. team jour-
neyad to 'Rldgofleld last evening and’
were belhen by the Ridgeileld live by:
the score of 25 to 37. The game was
can t ”0 9’0“” ”mm?“ him 0" his a good one. The line one were as fol-
lava: '
Martin
ens. guards; Glilalnn and Francis. Silh-
utilities. ‘ '
‘ Sixth Co-Hlll'eil, Molln‘ouoy.’ for
guards.
NEV WEST.
DENVER, Jan.
received in Denver last. night of the
Denver Aphietlc Club's invitation to
the Dartmouth College tnok team-N
meet lame Western university learn
in Denver during the llrst part of
The club has aunt represent'w
‘Aprii
lives to [Aland Stanford University
with the how lho‘tltll tucktoom will
cannot to meet. the Eastern conga
should Leland Siluford
refuse. tho university of California!
team here.
will in inviiad
HENRY UNDER TH‘ KNIFC.
liq ll “Windmill; lilolocltoil corn
N. mm that mum» will the but»
atop will no honor the lolli- tumor
Nov. 30. Jul: flotilla. K., 30 Bond. row, umbnbiy. it in expound he will
he continua to lilollonpitlll for m,
Doll. ll Jae Cor. KNMMNL M0... days or two walla. stint which he . '
will no to tn- home In whom. Main, ‘
Duo. 18 Jul! Clarita, No. ll. Splint to mi. .
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llnltion of tho inluull‘ loans of John
‘Henry. the Wg‘uhinyion America’s
N. premier «tailor 1&0!“deth
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