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With the noncurunoo or Aho Attoll
111 the Hartford T'licntrc.1ll11rtl'or1i.ti113
111-1111, tho interest that the boxing
1111111 had in the agile little ring general
before he lost the title to .lohnny Kil-
lnizlc has revived. and is further utimu
lured bv the uppzoaching'buttlc be-
11191111 the present holder and the one
time 1world'n champion.
in talking 0' or the ring niluntion m
the heavyweight chins, Attoll i‘orccl‘111«
ly cypressotl the opinion that John Wil-
hird is the mun who is slated to wrost
tin» tltio i‘i'oi11I.loi111::1‘111; and in 1111111111-
E12: 1:1" .lohnuon, Aho took the oppor
111111111 to 521;»: 11 few words that could
thirdly be construed 1111 anything but
urtlimentnl to his position in
113.11g.
\ccordiot; to Attoli's ideas. Johnson
i~ :1 disavow to tho 11111111: 111111 is play
3.11: smoli in refusing to tight with 1111311
1110 1111- 1111111111111 to 11111111. tho bloc];
man. but :1 laugh was all the answer
111211 11111111 forthcoming to the query as
to tho-possible 0111131111111 01’ 11 .i'cu:1~
11o111-..loli111:ou or 11 Landlord-Joli1111011
light. “Johnson could walk away with
9. thc-r oi them. Wilinl'd in the 1111111
111111 111i1 make him :11 up," repented
Aim.
.._..-,.,Ililell.1 record is :1 big one. covering
11 period of sovcntoeu yours. undhnv'
lug 11 solid Much of iwclvo years thnt
8.1111111 him as the world‘s champion.
ii is at record envied by every 1111111 of
his class 11nd thnt hold llrm until John-
11:: Kilhane gnincd 11 decision over illlll
that ll‘ll‘lef‘l‘i‘i-‘ll the title which Kil»
liz-llL‘ has held for the past two yours.
’1‘111. figures: that two yours is unliicl-
will for his: victorious opponent and
with that idea in mind he has 'oigncd
‘111 step into‘tho ring for “u twoiity-
round ‘ilizlit l1‘11b1'11111'y :2. in Sun From
1-3400,
\ Wcotcrn paper says that Kilhanc
;~ in training and Wm'lilllf’ hard i"01
l ul cl-wvr litllo champion has a heap
’ rcspcct 1111‘ Altoil and is putting
portioulur strum: on but: work with
i' 1.1 1'1an oi devoiopitig steam in his
poncho»; il‘nd admits ihnt Aim has low
9 llilllS 11:: o. ring general. with whom it
uould be foolish to who chnnccs in
:~‘i1:i11111g training.
’i‘twnrd tho 111111-111 purl. oi' llccombcr
Mtoll will start hoary training in Sun
i1‘1'1111cisc'ii :1'111 ho is confident that he
i» booked to come out of the mill n
winner and audio holder of the world's
1T111111pi1znoi1lp. No mutter which way
1‘111 light goes. Altcll is firm in mlylng
ii 111 tho coining bottle in 'l’rluco will
11:1 his lost opponrnnco in the squared
r‘iiu, A
in rcconntlnn the funny incidents
111111 have occurred during his career
.111 :1 iighlcr. he told of the uttitnde
11 board 111‘ mnnorohip that held
only 11 numhor of yburu 11210 when he
utlx hookl-ti to light .locitl-y Maynard
1:1 141111111111. ll 11111111111 that tho hourd
loll 01111111 into oxlsloncc through thc
1-:l‘oriu oi chin-1w who believed ihnt
liuhllnu 111111 11 brutal sport. 111111 tho
puwero of tho hourti woro such that
:1 boot won tout-lobed to nothing more
1.11111 11 boxing exhibition. Whon the
hunter» announcing Attoll's mulch
Wl'ri.‘ dluplnyod tho nonrd 111-1111111111“;-
211111 orders that tho light would not be
lingo-11d, but to Abb‘u mind the funny
mp1 of 11m nIlfolr was: that on lilo day
tout the light wuu to have. taken 161100
11.1 nutoniohilo woo was run off. which
monitor] in two drlvoru liming killed.
“1-1111 you 11111:." conciudod M19. "wo
muliln't {lulu hecuuuo it in :1 brutal
upori "
tilt?
112
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JACK ROBE HA6 IFORTUNE TOLD.
'I‘lio 10111111111 or Jack 11111119. of Wash
port. tho Mormon summon 11/113 told
yonlcrtiuy by Julia Wheeler 1W ilcox.tho
noted writer and llé‘vfimoufiilt railro-
' cute, or Short Beachwear-New Huron.
jmur Willem: told Mo 11111111111161.2111
by illalitiilblof 11111 hand that bound
prudently-loom Jim 11 111219111 rehab
"lion nod 1111112219, and that 11111 16111111
«union and grown: the worn modal!
5.11111 11111111111161 11111111 ammo“ and 6111.
1111 inclinations“ 81111 mood that he
iv‘u‘s Demo. kind ind would fin do,
BATTLIIIG LEVIIISKYmm
HA8 GREAT liEilIlllll
When Dan Morgan changed .Ilnrnoy
W illinnlo' . name back ..to..aou1cthiugi like
his 111wn~~anttling Loviusltywhotum-
eIId a. smart trick tor himueli' 11nd llghv
or. A9 ‘Burnoy Williams, Mr. Levin-
ulty was not much of 11. 1111111111116, but
1111 Bottling Levinslry he has beauty
big winnorw-both financially and oil»
crwlso. Dun says he cannot remem-
ber his real name. but it is something
like Levinuky and he refuses. to change
again. The young tighter, ishimllurto
Joe Choynuki in action, although he
has not got the rugged build that tho
inmouu loscph possessed. 'lio weighs
about 16?» pounds and has been up
against middloweights and heavy.
Weights, nlwuyu putting up u. remark-
ably good light. .lle has defeated most
of the white hopes. his latest buttlo
Iboing with Jim Flynn. tho mun vwllo
fought Jul-l: Johnson. and from the
roportu ol' the Now York buncru tho
bottling one had 11 shade the bout oi
it. Flynn niny bo about through with
the ring. but he is tough 111111. thr- sumo
Hilllfllul. easy to beat by ally moano,
ob that lovinnky moot have 1.101110 of
the real fighting goods us his stock in
trade.
EDWARD P. WESTON,
FAMOUS PEDESTBIAN,
BEGINS .75” YEAR
Edward l2 pt sport
Edward i’nyuon Weston. the prince
of pctiestriunu, begun his sorority-fifth
your today, having boon born in Port.-
lund. Me.. December 18, 1839. At luat
reports the venerable W‘nlkcr'wus chip
pcr and active and still chin to multo
his 111-1111111t1ter rccl oil tho miles lit :1
lively gait. Weston ilrot broke into
"tho limelight in 1867, when he hool'cd
it from Portland, Mo. :1 distance of 1.-
234 miles, in thirty duys 11.1111 coven-
Itoon hours. Forty years later, in
1907. he turned the same trick in
about twonty-niuo days. When the
vctcrnn ‘Wlliklil‘ started his career the
pcdcuirinn goino woo very popular
both in America and England. and
rich purses were hung up [or the pm
fcsuionnls. In 187-1 Weston look pun
in 11 Still-mile walking race at Newurk,
.\'. .l., 11nd covcrcd the route in «live
days, twenty-three hours and thirty-
l'o111' minutou. Ho then went over to
England. and in 111715 was nintchod
with William Perkins. 11 crack liritiuh
professional, at Agricultural Hall in
London. Perkins cov‘crcd ’11?» miles.
and Wehton 109. A little inter he on-
gugod to walk 500 miloo in six duyu.
but. loll short by 'iilty miloo. At Mun.
cheater he walked lll miion in twent-
ty~iour conuouutivc hourn. On his
thirtynovonti1 birthduy Wootori 1111111-
1211 another six-day walk. doing 460
antics before a large crowd in London
Agricultural Hall. in 1877 he (1111;111:1111
in his famous match with O‘iieory for
66.111111, but Wat-1 detéumd by the Irish
mun.
tlnyu. while Wooten covorcd only 510.
1111111 ()‘Leury was one ot W'ootonc
iorcmoot rivals. in 1875. at Chicngo.
he did 100 miles in 18.68210. ()‘lmry
won tho drut winner of tho Autloy bolt,
capturing that trophy in lactation in
1678 by walking 520 mllon in nix
“days. Three years later Weston an-
noxoii thin trophy, doing 550 mllen. in
the some your Wanton attempted to
walk over 1911316118, 2.000 miles. in '1.-
000 omnmcutlve hours, but tell short
by twontyvtwo houru. Weaton'n alto
day record a! 560 miles. by which he
captured l-ilr John Ant-lays belt, was
match in 180 by Blower Browumno
made 563 miles. The notable olxulay
contents for the O'Loaryfbolt. Atoll! in
New 1111111 und‘onlcago.1lovalopad=wv»
9111111 new records. which 1mm “capped
by 1nuzaui,~wbo covered 1800 miles
oven in Madison Subaru Gordon '1 in
1832.
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McFarland Sill/8 ~‘He.,~-'Becclyeli 1 boutntaged .bufoml the North End A
. . 1 ch 1 .
Rough Dual-Irom Wiscon- 0 are out night The hunt was the
best seen here in some time. I
Sill Commission In the semifinal, K111 simian. oi
New Haven, defeated Young Loyola: 10.
ot 'Holyoko. 116.259.. Who substituted for
Paolo McFarland the 01110520 ”1112‘ Bob ‘Relmcr'.1.oveland quit in the
out, says that his one your suspension fmp round after submittingato «ovoio
at tho hands of the Wisconsin Boning, punishment.
Commission is due to spitwork 111 u, The prollminury .hout reunited in 11
1mm 1013‘“)! Gibson yesterday MoFar— knockout for Young i‘tusnoll over X.
loud said that ii ho bud done anything 0. Dixon in live rounds. Up to tho
wrong in tho bout with uck 'llritton in time or the knockout Dixmi hail tho
Milwaukee the commission should better of the fight
have stopped the bout and clmrgeuI ' -—«—<—«-—-~
him with unspmtsmunlike bohuvl .
McFarland infers that the promotdiiihnusrnoua '0 “tr
AS lllltlAIIilEil
of the» Milwaukee club were piquedhe
cause the rocelpts did not come up toi ~—--~—~
expectations and that the 8111112111111”! NEW HAVE); N. Doc. lS.-——~Olll1inl 11:-1
wore proved bccuuso ho did not try to ' nouncemcnt nil-us mudo today M. 11110
knock Britten into a stain of holpicso- 011 the policy to ba followed by the re-
nefltt lilo says that 110 OillPOlllied cently selected triumvirutc’oi‘ crow
Britten beyond the question of doubt. couched. Richard Armutroug. '95 S.
and he points to the. ncwopuper 1112- who was appointed 1111 rcuidont grud-
counts as proof. ‘uate in churgo oi rowing, “will not
The New York boxing oomrzlincion [aygely as an organizer, 01 diploumt
will not place McFarland under uus- and will probably not who 11:1 active
pension Commissioner Price outdo part in the coaching this position Will
this statement yesterday. Moral-land .lii‘ graduate munugcr rather thun act-
hflB boxed in New York many times ivecoach. Tho actuulconching will be
and has become extremely popular cloud by Guy Nickullo."ti1e Englibh
with ring followers. He never has coach assisted by (‘._1~‘. Giunniuni, ofI
boon charged with inking, although it New York "
‘b' ”“3 thut be 1135 DUTIIOSBIY refrain 1 In this connection it is explained
ed from subjecting sumo of his oppo-Jthm Nickalls, with Giunuinul, believes
nonts to the knockout punch. As a in fitting 1pc, stroke to tho matcriui in
muttor of foot Mcl’nrlnnd isn’t a slug- hand. rather Lilli!) in attempting to
gor. He has, inudo his reputation and touch something impossible. and is not
l‘ortuno 1111 u chum boxer {He has he therefore “prejudiced in favor of the
annuity udmlttad that he couldn't hit English stroke'." The belief in ex-
hard enough to put some men to sleep, ”med 1.11111 the combination Nil
11! whenever he has appeared at New prove v11 any superior to uny‘ sluglc
York clubs be 111111 shown marked 1111- conch as u will combine “tho advan-
puriority to 11111 entire satisfaction of mg...“ of hyper professional expcrience
good Sportmncu with graduate control. "
Manrnlnd in a. credit to boxing be ~~~
cause of his exemplary habits 111 HUMMEL some. T0 NEWARK?
more than 200 tights be has lost but
one decision. 11 relnarhublorccord. lie That “ Rumor After conference of
doman't but on himself und‘ls opposed'I Ehbau and Smith
to gambling by his friends. The now: NEWAMK Dec 13.111111111111111 “any
of his suspension in Wisconsin. there [Smltln 01: tlio- Nowurk International
torn, comes as n. shock to New York imue Baseball c'lub came back from
boxing tuna, who probably will bellow the South today. 51 ,glng tho praises
Mcl‘urlund‘o charge of discrimination of Columbus. where 1,1,1 Indians will
’ ltmiu next spring. He has uecurod the
BIIIIVAII IllllTSI.
1km the past week.
BDASTING M’FAIILAIID
As 11 gonornl rule, when two really
clever boxers. are matched. the result,
that is, from 11 lighting standpoint. is
not very satisfactory, but pronlotcrn
'are compelled sometimes to make
these kind of matches in order to sat-
loiy the demands-111‘ the followers of
the game. This was the case with tho
.inutch between Funky McFarland and
luck Britten, two livul Chicago boys,
in their lilrouud content below the
'Quccns‘bury lblctlc Club, at the. pn-
I'ldtiul Auditorium building in Milwau-
Tho critics, tllnr.
in. tho grout majority of them, ngrccd
thutdianrlnnd had won tho content
by a fair margin of points. but there
were a few of them who stated very
plainly that th battle was not what
was to be expected of two met: with
the repuintions oi Mcruriund 11nd
Britton. Those boys had met twiceI
before and from the uccountoof tho' WWM
contests. there was more action in . .
them than the last one. That.- too, l-lcl‘c‘u .1 rout vaudeville bill. The
greatest of all chcor up comedy
is usually the case where 111121111ch
remutched, for they are more tumil-1
iur with 11:11: unothor's Style and nut-
urally do not neck to tulle too many
chances. i
There is no doubt. that. McFarland
is one of lilo clevcrest men in the,
world today. but he seemed to be ofii
toi 1n in this contest, for frequently,
hIc minor-(i llritton, and 1118 l‘ldbim‘ 1'- lxcoptiounl engagement of the muni-
cnl sensation of the cm, the world
renownod composer and musical di-
distance was not of the bout. Of
course, Britton must be given con-1
sidcration for being able to make 11I
mun like McFarland miss. it in to thoI
credit of dlritton that he was ublo
at all times himself to score on the
clever Puck) “without a roturn lino
lug tho first live rounds Britten more
than hold the Chicago marvel oven.
rbut utter that l’nckey begun to gauge
his distances better and to loud withI
more steam behind his blows. Ho 1
had 1111 advantage of eight pounds in
weight (this in very nearly correct) IRENE WARD AND HELENE was-r
over iirltton, and this begun to tell on Oder :1 reportoim oi" popular ragtime
Jack before the three-quarter way.
station was reached. it is all rightl
for a nod mun to give uuuy weight The Eminent Logitimuto Comedian.
’5 MR. 131—1113. A. LODER AND co,
in his latest comedy sketch. “DUUIUR
to 1111 inferior one, but it is a hard
proposition for a good man to give
away weight to one who is consider-
ed even better.
The light imclf was not as inter.
tasting 1111 it might have been, and:
i
notion—mot to pose for the tuna.
some at the managers would pay more
fun BRITTB" FIGHT luttention to their boxers and see that
th 11y do more fighting and lens wrung—
ling. they would be more successful
and plenoo the tuna more, at the damn
tlzno help the boxing name.
NEW‘ ROLLEmSK=ATlNG RECORD.-
.DE’DROi'l‘, Dec. 18.-~Whut lunch! to
ho a new two~milo record for roller
skating on ,a flat rink was made here
lust night by Stanley Keyes, of De-
troit.~wl1on he covered the distance in
The pre‘
hold by
6 minutes and 8 seconds.
viouu record. of 621.), was
(,Iurluon. of Chicago.
v
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The Theatre Perfect
rector, MAURICE LEVI, presents
BLOOM’S INVISIBLE BAND,
«Solo Artists—22.
in a speciuoulu:
uentcd here.
A Screaming Comedy Creation.
FUN m A TURKISH BATH.
Rapid tire..mirthmnkoru in
holler okelter.-
Tho bushing Singing l' iris.
songs.
BROWN."
A merit-11‘s Promicr' Yodlcr.
‘ MAT'i'i KEEFE,
’i‘cnor Soloist Sopromc.
instrumental novel-
1y. unrpusuing anything hitherto 1117‘?“
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IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16. «Isis...
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who stopped all 520 11111611 in 11111 ‘
Junior: Johnston, manager of George
Ruioi the Boer, unnounccstlmtho bun
plunnod 11 buoy campaign for the
South African heavyweight. ’Rodol is
matched to box -l~‘lreinun Jim Flynn in
Madison Sandro Garden next Monday
night. and if ho wins he will sign arti-
cles to meet the winner of the bout
betweon Jim Coffey. the Dublin Glam.
and Battling levinuhy, to he decided
in the Harden the 111111111 night.
lutor diodol will tackle loco Willard
for twenty rounds nt New Maven. in
January tho Boer will arrive on the
Count 1with a. challenge to the winner
of tho Cluubout Smith Arthur Peikcy
bottle in San Francisco on New Your 9'
Day
ltodcl showed much improvcmont‘
when ho outpointod Willard, in Mil-
wuuhce, last month, and Johnston
11111111111 i" believe that the 3061' will
not only whip Flynn but also will out-
cluuc Willard 11311111 in New ‘lluvon.
Sporting men are showing much later-
(mt in tho Couwlmlnaky Inuir. .leI
big: lrlchmnn has taken .011 weight
11111611 1111 boxed Flynn here but 119nm;
and in punching with lncrmo'd power.
Lewinsky has shown 11121 111111111 1111 a
boxer and bin friends are continent.
Australia; advices ny'tlntt althoub
tho referee's duct-ion wont ”will
him Matt Wells. the 111mm- "Bt‘luuh ‘
lightweight champion. notuully detect,
11d 11111311 Mohegan in WM? "WP“WW 11mm 11 1101111. 1111111211121on 111 111111 tum m in mummy!
at Mulbouruo recently. it won their
ascend moonlit.
tho first: Willi cm.
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A week‘
Wells “buying new
‘ my the 11111111.» 6111119: 1111111 out 11
Columbus Park. boating out the 81
Louis Curdinuls in the negotiations. St.
Louis was them last your. ’
1 Smith hold 11 coni‘ercnco. with
Chariot: H. Ebbctu and (Thnrlcu vi-l. Eb-
betn. Jr., ..who lathe prooldcnt of tho
indiann, relutlvo to the trnuulur ot
oomcpluycru from Brooklyn to News,
ark. it ill said that ono of those to 11.11
over to the indiunu will be John Hum-
mei, the veteran utility mun, who. it
in claimed, is slated to nuccood Harry
Smuclnn. on first bane {1111th Newark
club. Swucinu in to ho uold told it in
unsorted that he will it id 11 borth with
Bull'alo Enos Kirkpatrick. whom Eb
lbets drafted from Newark two yours
{.1130 will come back to the indium, it
in cold. Earl Yingling. tho pitcher.
1111111 may ho included in tho trunnl‘or.
now—o"...
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AFTEZR TOUCHDOWNG
Couch Tut Jone: Favor: Change in
V Pro-Int Foothill Ruin. . -
W HAVEN. Dec. 18.-Iililmlnu-
lion of tho puntout utter a touchdown
platinum. to kicking the goal in ad-
vocatad by'T. A. J). Jones. a format
- Yale football slut and "‘Mmelcnn’,’
quarterback, in a «reunion or root»
ball ruin in tho Yale blown yentorduy.
H11 says:
til would unseat 1111 a chant: that
«all 3.0m from touchdown should be
m1 at the 1111111 whore tho bull in
Amid. 111M811:- words, a would um
tbowuilto widen 11111111111111 per.
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ot‘ the 8,000 people present. many were
of the opinion that l’ucky did not
extend himself to the limit. 1 do not
believe that McFarland tried to hold
buck in any way, but he fought uam
very cautious bottlesuntil the seventh
round. wbon be cut loose and took
more chances, knowing that lBrItton
wan tiring at that time. The trou-
ble in. the fans have been led to ho
llavo that McFarliuid is in a class
by himself and naturally expect more
from him than an ordinary boxer.
Britinn deserves praise for the aplen-
did showing he mudé against: the clinic.
and pitted against uIrboy of his own
weight. 1111 will'put up a much hotter
battle.
it wuu-domonatruted‘thut Patchy in
not a lightweight and «will never bo
able to make the lightweight limit.
Under these conditions he should len-
tor the class above, which is the wet-
terwelght division. for that is where
he belongs.“ There are half 11 8021111
good weitooweigbta in this country
who are ready to battle against 111111
at 142 pounds and it. in up to Pack!
to 1m 1.me on 111116 wants to remain
in the clubs where he really belonsa.
when in only one 1m whom he willI
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