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‘ or'reeentdnys there. nave been
‘ many claimants to titular recognition
in ‘theditfcrent branches of sport"
Zhyssko is the chsmpion disturbing
element in the heavyweight wrestling
line; Messrs, Penile. McGool‘ry, Klaus
and others are all clamoringtor the
Big Mogulship in‘ middleweight box-
ing division: Jim Flynn is anxiously._
striving to 'be‘l'ecognized as commis-
elon weight champion, wllhtever that
is: without a doubt Ty Cobb will
soon acquire the enviable reputation
of “Champion Hold Out." Certainly
there is no end of claimants for every
sport and division of sport which
comes to the public notice. However.
the latest, and perhaps one at the
most well meaning, although sadly
mistaken, claimant is Freddie Welsh.
the English lightweight. who has re-
cently penned u long treatise. pub-
lished in the Inndon papers, setting-
forth on just what flimsy grounds he
bases his demands for the title of
. lightweight champion of the world.
. Considerable ingenuity.
With considerable ingenuity and
artful logic Welsh first calls attention
to his defeat “of Matt Wells for the.
championship of Great Britain and
the Lord Lonsdhle belt. Subsequent-
ly Welsh was cccredlted with'a hard
earned decision over 1111.41 Mohegan.
champion of Australia. in 26 rounds
at the National Sporting club o‘f‘Lon-
don.
of 1911 Welsh received a verdict in
20 rounds over 'Wlllie Ritchie at Ver»
non, Cal, when the latter was called
upon to take the place of Ad Wol-
guat, then champion, who had and-
denly been lnrspucluted with an at-
ttu‘ll of appendicitis.
in Himself Unconvinced.
llut with all these. luurels to his
'~ credit, Welsh is himself unconvinced.
as to his incontontublo standing at
the bend of the lightweight decision,
but must needs remind us that Bat-
tling Nelson. when champion, pool.
lively refused to meet him. And to
clinch his argument, he comes forth
with the surprising statement on Jan-
ulury IStli. lililil, in a private bout in
Lurhill'u gymnasium, Milwaukee, he
actually knocked Wolxasl out in two
rounds. a (cat that lleogreed to sup-
prenfl at the earnest [request of the
mun who recently surrended thertl-
tlc to Richie. ‘
Romain English Champion.
in the race of all this inconlrnrortl-
his evidence. according to Welsh, it
would seem ridiculous to deny his
violins. Perhaps we are n trifle dense.
Freddie, but we really can't believe
till“ Wolguul story, nor does it has»
to ms that Richie's laurel: can be
taken from him before they are won:
neither do we not» whul’hnsrlng the
defect of the American champion llsii ‘
on the «so in hand.
No. Fro lilo. we would really prefer
their?“ remain English champion
tor a while. ill least until you have
MW further recognition by really
«gluing «moo or the Maui on the pills
offline w tor. However, if you mun
why he styled o. world'n cltumolon.
we will grant that you m world'n
oitmlplouwszinlmnm.
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'i‘norps. the col-limo indhu athletic
“slur. while flailing mulch». ”literally,
. ‘ humiliating lui m man com: «on is
WjWnrMI MI in
. h is something his that hi
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Further. on Thanksgivingdul' ,
Willi ” I
? “illlliliiiiffiilli ffv
‘ This is a banner team; the Craig
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lotion rum to Validimoiluae
ii‘iqll School'vs Brilliae‘pott ~
family of Detroit.“ Ralph Craig‘watl. ' ‘T r” j, ,. . .
the double decked hero ot.the’-':Ameri- . ratio,
can Olymplc'tenln, romping‘honle with" " . , ‘... ; .
the 100 and 200. meter runs before the With the alléstar team
fleetest field thatiever «thread 1:. start» 195m. coming on Moods}; night, and
er's pistol. 4. , ‘ *
Jimmy Graig. his “311118;!" must. (pan teem «it"iI-iilll‘und‘Wrisht. of the
15. the'best.-f°°tball.°91ayer “HWY (influx-e cents, the fans will find a ‘ olg‘ by tinny feet “by Hull's-“Real sheen»
Yost ha‘s hadrat Michigan since Willie
ySestou bad to graduate. ‘ ,
it it wasn’t for Jimmy'Oraig it is speed galore; Next to the Troy team.
doubtful is Yon-would knowhe, node 3 which team-‘askedmfor a. postponement
football «team last year. The fleet§ol the game here, this visiting team
hnl‘tbnclt has been Michigan‘s only 3 is the: attraction of the! season. ”The
hero.‘ ., ‘ , .q lineup comprises Strénaand. of Cats-
And absorb. the tact. that Jimmy ‘kln; Fitzgerald, otthenll New Yuri-ts:
Craig is as some as any terrier ever Burger. ot Catskill; Fuller. or New
tossed into. a pit. His has been the . burgh; and Susannah, or Gloversvllle.
only job outside 0! Captain Thump-gar Walhnn, of Paterson. Every man
son's that was cinched. Every other ',is a star player and Strensiond and
position was filled by one ortwo othenllttle Fitzgerald are always a big hit
men since the season opened. But when they come here. They have
not Craig‘s. His place was vacant for ; never before been at the Armory on
a week at a time, while he was recov- l the some quintet.
ering from injuries,.only to yawn for; With the first. Stamford game but
him when the day of the some nr-jone week distant. u change and an im-
rived. . ' . iportant one, has‘been made in the
Jimmy literally olimbedvoif crutches Sixth Company lineup. The local fans
to enter the big games—“dimes with on Mondoy night will see "Shook"
Pennsylvania and Cornell. But once Wrightmf-the Crawls, at center,
on the field, despite his crippled con-land Hill, of the same team. at for-
dition, he wrote his name alongside ,ward. These two crack players have
that of Ralph. among Michigan's ;.thls week been engaged to play here
lioremost athletes. lin place of Jimmy Clinton and 'Ed
Those who know Conch Yost, know {Roach The all-star some will furnish
he does not often praise his players.'tlle opportunity ofa workout before the
He sees every fault and eradicates it, his series.
but seldom speaks of his warriors' rir-i Extra seats will be supplied forMom
tiles. i day.“ , ‘
All the greater honor to Craig,‘ The High school will «play the’teum
then, in cht's. words of commenda—wfl‘om Bimini”?! Trade 30'1901- Th9"?
11011;... C-‘ . . W J . ...:‘wlll.be.th.a usual dancing after. the
"is Jimmy Craig ‘xalno'!’ You'll 88m
have to {urgent ’a new word mare em» 3 , 3
‘phntic than thrt when .you describe:
him," is the way.1’ost refers to No.10! RINK“
pet player. i
'When one member of a family (01-;
lows anulher.who has brought fame:
to his school his task is out out tori The entertainment Ind. smoker of
him. Greet must he beta win prizes ‘ the Norwulk Boat Club, which was
because oi the handicap. so when held in its quarters, lutev'enlng, prov:
.lilnmy Craig nought honors upon the ed to be a huge success. Boring toll
Michigan gridiron he had to over-inher- the entertdinment stories were
come the feeling that Rglph was in a j told by Mr. Kenny. of Danburl‘. ind
class by himself. But he did it. iGeol-ge Glover and 080750 Huronfilb
Froln the day he first pulled on s‘comusnied by Prof. "Merriam, enter.
ciented shoe Jimmy Craig has boon a l tuned the members with vocal Misti:
football sensation. Next tall Michtitions. A general good time was en-
gun will be weakened by madmallonfiioyed bid".
but Yost believes that with Craig left, The crowd was one of the largest
he can build a team around the lapfon incantation-sing in attendance.
ler. l in m “u bout. Billy Russell, of
The Grain come by their atuieuclwtaanmt and Joe Backer. the-"White
WM“! naturally, for Craig porn waslllopa," clashed in: .mlid nix-round
an athlete and was trained by imihuul. Russell was inclined to Ill!!!
night has been planned.
mils mill
' We“ comm. Mike Mbrphy. when both ‘ rather thnncfluhl. although 090.51%“
we” “5”“de With the Detroit Ath- ‘tiy he would mix it up, but those huh-
m'“ “M’- ” ion did not‘lnot long. Russell huh a
‘Rnlnh and ‘ Jimmie hue humanism mm. um. kept on. Willie new
Mamet. sin, a tmnmn in n communist-non ”My With little cm.
high school. who aspirate uphold th‘lblsoeil‘s style at lighting did not to;
“mm”‘"n“i19- 3mm to any. mli.pool to the specials". nuolm who
resembles an athlete lie a xenon dean’s-oily his mentor,
‘ ”Met Spanking 0! MI uhietic soul in the ourtnin miller Your“: Minty.
M09. his friends not. “Bill is a nine '0! Walnut! and Young ‘Halocy, of
”“3 modem," ’ 'Norwalk, out up a lively Mahmoud
go. Holeoy assumed to be able to hit
. his opponent at will. and sent him to
the not in the am raw. .
in the third round Helper haul Mildly
in woody” but the hell scroll the flu»
in. ,. v ' . ,
in the second bout Young titanic):
Kntohnl and Young Tummy Draco.
tooth 'iii‘ Nomslk, wont thumb a 1mm
"round to. Miller mo having much
mom of the lighting, ulna. Young
hymn“ no em: on [tunnel _
’ Lin tho "moduli Hill Yonder, at in»
thin lino You“ homo, or local Nor.
thrombi“ , this bout Mind the but
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bull animal on William play the:
museum Huh school amnion at
«buimhxli mm this nhmm‘ oi
the Bridgman Y. I. c. A. Tho lunch:
on out our victory and my pretty non
flaunt or such. 0min We“?!
the him will dint-trill: i adversity
din voirit in. WV moles. Aurelio».
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to? “than" , “ll-my clever-nym-
the engagement for the sum com? ital-o3 resultsfare concerned the hill
Tho‘sllé’stnr mules corner and. hue ‘llliif' emit." ‘ ..
‘V‘At the recent-league (meeting 113‘an
(York, John Jr, Mouton not started-
" on the cubism of‘ base running. "A.
"man that is coullniully losing the dos . ‘
from the Chum ’by halt a‘ step,”‘lle said "will ,
‘ never wln'a elude game for you. 1 As
"in’llghwust as‘weil about him to first.
on a. team mutilate orluat that extra
It is probable that other mans-gels
realize this fact he ’ufellmas Mcthiw.
it .; seems strange. ‘ therefore. that
spring training does not“ ‘in‘oiude“"Qx-v
pert coaching in‘ the sift or sprinting.
There are very few pldyerswhoin the
hands or Mike Murphy 'could not
learn to run'muoh' faster than they .
do.‘ Very few of the men have'sny
idea of the scientific principles or
Sprinting. I ' ‘
Any one who has watched bail ploy-
ers closely and noticed their manner
of running and the length of their
stride will realize that they do not run ~
with the some powerflnnd efficiency as
the trained short distance men. In
the first place many of them. while
they move their feet and legs test.
take a sump-mime and run witb‘s'n
up and down motion. _ They also
" . till his"
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,‘ NEW YQRK. Jau.'18.'-v-.l‘aelgu.lohnw
«of line Grand his races.
ranging the match. The terms ’pro
ride that the winner shall receive 60
per cent. of the gate rebelpts, with‘a
guarantee of $30,000. 7 -
Johnson's telegram follows:
arrangements when -I see you in re-
gard to pictures and transportation.
Wire Lippe 0. K. Thanks."
outlets": outcast
"Ad Wolgast did not lose the light.
waste time by throwing the foot for
out behind them. Then. too, many or
them turn their toes out.
1
Any trainer will tell you that I. mun ‘
is capable of taking only a llmileo ‘
number of strides in a specified time. i
The object is," therefore, to carry him
.over every inch of ground possible at
each stride and to do n with the least.‘
waste effort. «Bernie Wafers is said to
lave mm... sine foot stride. Many}
ball playersqwith- limbs Just 'as long do
'not stride over five feet. It seems mo
soluble to suppose that a really good
couch by teaching players quick start»
in: and clip proper method of sprint»
in; could sire many of them that or
in step-or half step which in a bail
some «ten measures the distance be
tween victory and defeat.
coup forums Milli! '
i, . iii ls l iiiiLlliiilT
l ClNCiNNATi, Jan. 18.~Armaudo
iChnnce'n opinion of the bout, and he
‘coast have the some impression.
flier 28 at «San Frdnclnco, CaL, and the
H"Ritchle is not a good. champion.
weight boxing championship to Willie
Ritchie. He was unyustiy deprived o!
it by Referee Griffin."
Frank Chance, ell-manager of the
Chicago National League club, is re
sponsible for this statement. That is
said he does not aloud alone in 9.
either. He declares many fans on the
abuses was oft the contest. . ‘
Walnut and: Ritchie mot Novemr
verdict was gigen to the latter in the
16th round on in‘ foul. .. > ,
According to Glance that old .“nn-
the son" influence has come hack to
lite. 4 lie is a. native son himself. The
coaches not had 3 champion since
the “days of llml'ny‘Bl-iu, and he was
the leader of the lightweight disioion' ‘7
for only». a short time.
and I do not think he will hold the
title long." pays Chance. "Joe Rivers
is going to be the'next champion.
anrneyOldueld and I lads rlnxalde
not when Wolmt and Ritchie clien-
‘Ai' diminish Johnson loos; _3
; informs or Parisianrromor E
1 let Fulfill!“ lace mean
“Terms satisfactory. We will moire
WIS'IIDBBEB 0F TITLE '
arm: WW rim inmtlilniilar ’
’withW*fiQhW nine throttle mt?“
Mal-utimwho came to Cincinnati from fld‘ “'9 to "“3 time the “"1" wens 2
the New Britain (Conn) club. in in said t“ 1"" «been committed Walnut
line and will play right field for tho Md all the better 0’ the argument
Reds this moon. He has agreed to “‘6 "N h“ man all but out."
terms and will sign his Rod cuntmct ‘
us noon on the document ranches him
at his home in Harem. Tbo‘morleu
emanating from Cuba to the affect that
son ‘a'sreed yesteifil‘ny to fight~ Angular,“
set-”lip Paris for the world's compiling ,.
shiHln the night or J‘uhe‘,‘25lC:-tllc eve” f .. ~ -.‘ . "
can»
o‘Rourke. Palzer's manager, amounts?
on this afternoon that he had ,pe‘celv‘éd . ~
accepting the} terms offered. by ‘3} ‘ .
a telegram from Johnsonhin Chicago“; 1
Llppe, an American. now in Paris, on .
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aeolian cloth: i , . 1 . . M311”
The, grant Cullen polymorphous a
letter to President Hermann in whisky
he no: be out not undbi‘iund how the
story arose about his refusing to lign.‘
no he had never mode say well stole“
most. He said that big treatment by:
the Cincinnnll also end the, locllllnubv
lichen been extremely penal-dun and
that} he would much rfioi'w Mrs;
hum anymore NM, villain till-tho it
but moving: the oontroot cent Mir! {,3
end moonlit the claim in it intuit3
hive been a little hither, but will. ll:
Mr. ,tlmmsnn «lid not men with him. V
no would sign it without it murmur.
”Pregnant llerrmnnn contention“ .,
with the who end iltplrit of "Mlmfll'i Th ‘ 5- if
letter that he realms: nut thins; ‘ , ‘ ”y .
m minimuponlnlnlnfi a titanium ‘ . ‘
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