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supposutl Leaders in “While-
Hope” Class Fail to impress-
. New l-laVeII Fans by Their Ac-
tiOI.s-—-Bight Uppercut Ends
Scheduled Tweny- hound Bout
. Some of the white hope crop ucro
luistod upon the million at the Casino
“It’ll” Haven. last night under the nu
Milena of the National Athletic Cluh
loss Willard the Kansas cow punchcl
:nd George Rodel. lrom l’m awuyflI’r-i
.furniuhed tho fun which endcl
wither abrulllly during the tow. pint
It then inth round or the scheduled
Monty round tilt A terrific Iighthp—
pcicnt iclh cred by iWiilnrd. sent din.
Hail to the canvas and as the latter
rolled over the desert of rosin Rotten
I-o. have Fitzgerald toiled oil the fatal
Fell seconds. Previous to. tho knoch-
tl<lt.“’i"8«l‘d hud scorud two knock-
ITO‘IVIIS over his antagonist. it was
.I‘fillurrl’u fight all tho wny.
.‘l'llo semifinal hout also tnrncdour
i) be an abbreviated uttnir. Bunny
Ford. introduced us “that. old war
Home." scored at knockout overt-[ugh
.nwflcrty’ after four rounds ol‘ spa-ciao
liiar milling. ‘Rcd Allen, of Bridge-I
nit, 'i’nilcd to appear to box Eddie
«It‘lrien, the Y. M C .l boxing in
.~ motor. and Young Nisto, ol‘ iligh
"wood. was substituted. INisto quit
(”old in the second chapter after en-
tanning tho populace by his. showing
the initial round I
Tho Wiiluidltodcl IIn‘uiI was-I it big
tilsail)D0i§.itiliQilt . finch hnd been
mid 'nnd written oi the big follows
but all are now convinced that New
haven in no pluco for their future ox-
moits. Tho preliminaries: produced
In” morn lighting than that which the
I aspirants for Jack Johnson‘s title dih-
played. Of the two it was imrd to
tell IIvliiciI was: the worst. Willard
lucked aggressiveness, use-Ii his right
wily ii few times. with any degree
ol’ effectiveness and elhoxmi hill op-
ponent that caused Ihc crowd to
wrench {or clenucr lighting. When
Wlinlrd did land. hih punch corricd
considerable weight. IBlll Rodcl mm
no glutton for punishment and up-
pcnl‘ed to have II glhsu juw und n
“weak foundation.
.-\l. the ulnrt ilodoi did all of mu
handing and continued tin-so motion
tnroughmittha will. lie was nurvouu
and excitable and would he a target
hr any mun that in OTIS the name.
t‘ in great defect is that. for tilt) pounds
in has tho punch oi‘ light or leather-
veluht. Then again ho couldn't ruth-
(viii. tho awkward Willard who had
hit: IIIivIIIIiIInu of much and hcight.
l'ount iiodcl II lInn-hcon and match
Willard with (lunhont Smith and lho
hinnuun will ultlmnlely ho It lit cuddl-
IilItrI for the hump cinch.
‘i'hero ”was lilliu or no lighting in
tho 11er round. both ncrnppurn uppcur-
int: rnliicr timid null unwilling to
IIIiII it. «Shortly belorc the clam: or
(no boll Willnrd IIIiIsIch n Iighl to tho
IIIumnoh and Rodcl ruohcd into II
I-.iluch \illiord nought liodol II hind
right loll to the chin nu tho boll mug.
in tho second Willard runhcd hi hi»
pollution: and landed (Inootlvn fightn
to the utomnch. lWlllurIi follow! up
’ iilh’udvuuiugo with a right to the low
cud nodal attain clinchod. Both boy»
got in moral well directed punchea
H the clinches. but tho slicer‘n blown
lucked Meant.
nodal clapped another right hum!
. punch to tho ntouiuch in tho third. AII
that clinched Willard continuity In
Elwood hi9 Opponent and ills-plume
ill‘ttmrald wornod the mucus diout’
- «It his loin tactics. it Im mutant
~I, that thin curt ct practice ”was {out
. firming down the Door. Willard
WM in!“ tho utmmmh and the flour
and illicit with light punch/u to fill
«that mum to rock the Know.
inn-d conned msldowbla comm
, / Iii ho tuition II right. uppomt
tummy in tho- lohflh and nodal
.WM will: 1 mt ion. For a
_ may it. «allied IIII though the hon
' ' / I. y sum! opioid citation“
much“ William W nod
the! Winn mono in nova.
Willard slipped , o loll. to tho ‘l‘loorln
I'ncu und tho lnttcr (lucked and marl!-
tlIoncd. only to fall into n clinch.
Both did their best, all of which was '
far. from untluiuutory.
Smoothing Ilnlookcd for occurrcti
I'II thnlil'th when Willard lauded un-
othcr ol’i‘octive upporcut
Rollo] rcclihg to tho cunvns. ltoIioI
continuously nroco at the count of
nine and runhcd IIt Willard. .ttodci
was met by a rain of blows to tho
stomach and then clinched. Neither
lighter did” anything. of any account
in the sixth. liodcl's frequent thou
being” offset by two straight punches
to the jaw by Willard. Willuru
caused a laugh in the seventh by
landing I). right which llllnh on No
doi'u law only to turn his buck to tho
lBocr. ”liodol than landed two well»
dimmed blown to tho ftlce.’lliodel
feigned for continuing but Willard
Ilodncd as the bell rung. Again in
tho eighth Willard succcsnfuiiy innd~
ed It right Uppercut which sent. Rodci
to the cnnvnn. Iitodcl iny plump on
his stouinoh until tho count of nine
hnd hccn tolled. .llo clinched and
Willard again cihowcd. There were
no telling blows struck during the re»
Inuiudcr of the round.
in the ninth llIc lighters went into a
clinch. As thcy come out Willard
swung wildly and tried hard to put
over It sloop producer. 'Ho feigned
and than landed a. still‘ right upper-
cut that felled the liner for tho count.
Jimmy Johnuton. manager of Rodin, 9
shouted to the latter to regain his
feet but there come no response and
the ucrnp was over.
Ford Beats Haggartx.
Ford and Hugh
”provided the 'lireworits of the even
ing. iluggorly went at his veteran
antagonist in the ”first round like ll
ferocious tiger and Ford was perfect—
ly content to Stop a volley of rights
and lettu on the jaw. Huggorty won
the aggressor in the socoud, and ”Ford
played for the stomach. staggering
Huggerty at times. As they clinched
Ford placed hwo wall-directed upper-
cuiu over on his opponent. Huggorty
lundcd frequently to Ford's face but.
his punt-hos lucked tho. necessary
steam. 9
It‘oyl jumped out of his coal. at tho
start of the third. determined to make
the nfi‘air short and wool. Fruit
swung wildly. but finally hit Hugger-(y
a hard right to the law that cont tho
latter to his knees. iinggcrly namely
aroso. only to go down twlco again
On his ilnni attempt he offered no
dofcncc and Ford Wins lnnding III will
as the hull rung.
Ford .innded a hard right. to tho
low in the fourth and this wad lol-
lowcd by an exchange of punches
that rivaled anything of its kind seen
item in montha. 'Both stood 01’ Mid
punched ouch other until thgcrty
cracked under tho strain. He went
down for tho fourth time during the
bout but was on his foot quickly. Hill
doiunce wavered. however. and Ford
pappowd rights and lofts that sent
lingncrty crushing against tho ropes.
At the juncture the rotoroc donned
the bout no iluugerty was in no shape
to continue. Ford WEB IIiIIo nickel-ed
out nl‘tor hiII over-exertion. Both
boxers lworu loudly uppiuudnd an thoy
lot’t tho ring.
Young Nluto showed the “yellow"
ugniuul O'mlon in tho proiivIIian-y.
'Niuto out a pace in tho drut IIIII'Iu
ilIIIt would have done credit to n
well-rod thoroughbred coming over
tho home utrutch. Nluto bore In and
won wild. but managed to load a rev:
hard loin; on O’hrlon‘u loco. Mdio
lust. chilled and in tho mud toyed
with Nluto. Tho notion woo struck
u blow that rocked bin hood. and than
duchcd under the mod for new
preservation. . .
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ALOERTS AND MALOIWV DRAW.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3&me III-III
bum: in the waltormlght oliminutlon
trluls M tho Notional abortion Chm
won “aged lost his“. with Tawny
IMulmy and Kid Alberta In; tho prim
dipole. Tho mom will. tho innit oil
mm with minor hour imm
ammo mount to M Mod this
Mi. Mi: Will in it It!
made domino Mom mount-
11 tumor in autumn mm m m-
a: menu. W firm I M
ilu on y H uggorty
MK.
that sent
IIIIIIIE Innis Hints] .,
SillllEll wmI donuts
PlilLADllJLPl-DIA, Dec. 30.~0tto
Knnhc. second baseman of tho Philo-
dolphia ,INationnl Inaugue bunnboll
team. denied inst. night that he had
signed a contract to manage the Butt»
more team or the Federal League. fie
declined to say whether he. hnd re-
ceived an offer from the B'odorni Long»
no or whethnr he would consider such
on after.
"i cannot» put. it too strongly that.
l have not decanted the munagoment
oi the Baltimore team or the Federal
tongue." snid Knubo. ”i do not know
anything about it." ~
William Boiler, president of the
Philndoiphin Nationals, dociinod' to
day to my what course his club
would take if Knnbo decider; to go
to tho h‘odcrnl Longuo.
BAH BDTGH ill iiiilllliiifl
CHICAGO. Dec. {SOs-«Frank Gulch
never will he soon in Chicago again In
:1 wrestling match or even in an or-
hibltion bout while the present city
administration hoidu away.
This won brought out. today by the
announcement that the great low:
nthlcto had decided to return to the
game after II retirement of many
months.
llotch incurred the displeasure ot
the city oliicinis inst summer when
an effort. was made to got him to
come hero and help out an athletic
program. Accordingto the ubory told
today, (loich agreed to come and
wrcsilc. but at tho last minute noth-
ing was heard of him. He did not
Itppenr as advertised and it is.
hold that Mayor Harrison then ‘nud
there vowed that Gulch was thrdugh
so far on Chicago is concerned. Had
Gotch declined to come whoa first
approached no further attention
would have been given the matter,
but he promised to come nnd _ then
failed to keep his 'word.
BASEBALL BRiEFll. E
Pitcher Venn Gregg oi the Nap» in
doing It Sherlock Holmes stunt in at
Cleveland department store thin
winter.
it nppeara more than likely that;
the White So: will take up their old
training qunrters oi. Paco Robles. Cal .I
nguln next spring. 9
For tho seventh successive your Ho
nus Wagner, of the Pirated, has but-
ted for .800 or butter. Ills 'generol
average for tho entlro period in .341.
Pitcher lBob Harmon may not re-
turn to the big show in 1914. With
the title of 500 acres of land in his
pocket the Cardinal dinner has be.»
come a root plantation owner.
Catcher Bill Kelly. who was re.
cently released by -l’ittsburgh to To-
ronto. haiku at joining Jon Kelley's
loom. lllli wants to return to his
first love. that dear old St. Paul
Managin- Georg» Shillings. of the
Braves. IIIIyII that Iwhlio he regards
Jon Tinker no u great bull player he
would not think or trading "Rabbit"
Mumnviilo for the (armor manager
of the Roda.
George Muliln. the former Dotro it
pitcher. may hook up vwith a Fedora)
League club. door-so in now workingi
in the chine oi Ed Stein, tumor his
tongue pitcher. and now county trons-I
our at Detroit.
The Iliad Box. may have to cut out
Hot 'Bprinaa an n training. camp am
next year. Their proctlco hold there
has been sold to the local mill-om
company. which will tulle mmoion
next May.
.i’raaldont Gnome Toboou. at tho
Baum City allow. to trying to on
room for II Wooten: We cum to
play on his lot when tho Into“ an
on tho mid Georgia '0ng tint
this Wont would not III crimp
in tho mm mine patronage in
imam (my.
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C’HIOAIG‘O. Dec. ‘30”.wa Tinker.
manager of. the Cincinnati Roda. iuutI
,yh\.~A.IA-AM.1 Iormor (number oi‘ the Cup
team, admitted thnt ho had signed n
couuuct to manage the Chicago clul) ol’
Mordecai Brown
also could out Oi his uhoii II .Id made It
like confession thht he will pilot Inc
St. Louis club of the onion lohguc next
year. providing the courts do not any
otherwise: when the little mutter m‘ n
contract comes up for judicial conuid-
oration. “
Tinker would not admit just uhcn
he alilxod his signature to the tin ci-
your contract. but them is a well do-
lined' report in bonehuii chclen today
that the actual ulgntug took place you-
t'erdny afternoon in tho oiliccu of
Charles Weonhma‘n, newly elected
president of the Federal club.
Tinker confines his admissionn to
the fact that tho contract had been
duly signed and that all of his Ile-
mands had been met. IHls demands re-
lated to the deposit of collateral in
hunt: to insure him against financial
loss. The understanding is that Tin
ker'n salary ‘will be $12,000 a your. and
according to the general impression.
securitiea amounting to 836,000 have
been put up. Each year the amount
of tho collateral is to be decreased no
the contract is carried out.
It is understood, that Tinker». con
tract was pinned in the presence at W.
M. Walker. mounted with Weegn-
mun. James A. Gilmore and Mr. Low
onthal. The confluence lasted for an
hour and a hall and at the conclusion
the announcement was made by Frost
dent chgbman that Tinknr was It
Estockholdor in his club.
Drown said loot night that he would
go to St. Louis today to get acquainted
with his new houses and present plans
for the organization of hit: new club.
JOE STACEY STOPS MELROY.
Lour Gamoly Continues After Brace
of Knockdown;
NEW YORK. Doc. 30.—-doc Stacey
knocked out Eddie Melroy in the new
onth mum! of their scheduled ten
round affair at the Olympic A. C. last
night. Emmy "dropped his opponent
in the fourth sound and again in the
sixth. but Molmy was gamia and ouch
timo arose quickly. A hard right to
Itho utomucn in the seventh scallion dc
‘iiniteiy 86‘".le the affair. Molroy tuit-
lng the full count. Stacey weighed in
nt 127 and Melroy at 139 pounds.
in tho semi-lino! Billy Andrews. llu
ponndo. beat Young Ritchie. ii’l
pounds. all the way Ritchie dropped
Androws in the first round with u
wild swing to the low. but Andrew
cleverly outiousht ‘Rimhlfl throughout
the refit or the mill lied 'McCouvlllo
nova Danny Murphy IIIIclI a inning in
the first four roundu in the openlnll
bout that the referee stopped the light.
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IBRITTON OUTBOXEB AL DEWEY.
mumnmnn Dec. 30m: Dow-
85’. at Wlikoohlrre. battled ton rounda
'wlth Jack Brittuln. o: Chloogo. boloro
the Barlow Athletic Club last. night,
honor: helm evenly divided and the
light I. good draw. .Brltton woo vent
continua.
hum tho standpoint or boxing it mm
Milton's Milt. but from the stand
point or commotion and willing»
noon to mix My carried on the lion-
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brick mill “hflfl'l'ne in m M "WHO ““13 at Amwm‘dam nut m. why
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Illli FAME i8 26 TIIDAY9 Willlllllll OVER PEtliEl.
[trunk Klaus. the Pittabnigh boxcr SAN illMNl‘lSCO, Doc. 30:; Sum
who still maintainn his membership bout Smith 9 Id Arthur l‘eihoy S'REIUEX
in tho, Amalgamated Union or W011i“) tiny (lid what is practically the lint limes tho “‘0“. that com the stink
Middleweight Champions. despite hill 0W... boxing “.69 will do D} 109 9'0 Eh“ duId for 1914. Why not milks a r , .
doicat by George) Chip. is twlamuty +512: mulch on New Years Day " olution to visit tho ova.- popular ‘
yearn 01!! WHY- KIWB WES" 901'" E“ Smith will puii‘orm this allegation “ I '
r the Olympic club men. out out- .
side oil that the boxing end fact: the H .’
fought Mr. Chlpliannu. called (”itemize game is finished. 0 ~
Chit.) for film”.- 1w looked like 01“? 0’ ’i‘he Gunner boxed six rounde with s
the most. promising of tilt many con his npnirlng hammers, and Wing) {he ' ..
tenders for the crown once worn by ui‘tornoon‘s work was finighéd (9“. Always presenting the best. in
such lighters an itch Fltzuhnnionu. Iqunced his “8191““..ng WWW; ”HQ ville.
Jack DEUIIJWJ’I Kid McCoy. MW” 1303' is in perfect condition and continual
ovun and “Sin Ilcy‘ Kctchci. Chip put of winning. 9 Extraordinary mgggmem, of we
Klaus nwny in the ninth round of II \ hcy went through eight rounds, brutod Burnum aIvdIBniieyfielwh
bout pulled oh‘ in Pittsburgh, and iIIt-l- before a big elowd at MiilmtI9_T}1mg V , “
dcntnlly put quite n dent in FI 'uuh'u will ho light boxing today. and after ROBBINS EDUCATED STALL‘l
Inoputation nnd diSl‘OblllZ 01’ the the that a toy off, no for us sparring in (0) six handsome equine wonders in
my that Frank had {iii iron Juw lip concerned. vpori'onnmnco suppressing all 09
to that limo Klaus had never been There seems II. genolni hesitndcy‘ on animal not altos seen here.
hunched down. .l’rohnhly luck played the part of the followers of 9% game ‘
II large part in tho result, us lust to wager on tho (omlng buttlo‘ 999
month Chip was ontpoinlcd by Loo Smith in 10 to I; favorite buta’bettihg.
Houch. ”who has several timcu Memo“ pelkey is more (91.19.9999 a gum!”
Mllippcd by Klaus Tho defeat of the of 99.198.911.99
i’iltuhuriz‘h Dutchman louvois the mid
dioucighl situation InoIo muddled than
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German parents. Up to the time he
‘ MABEL WINN.
The Dainty Comodlenne
MANNING FORD AND TRULY,
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BOUTS FOR THE WEEK. I
,. Tho dapper dancers and their wooden
over i in} dog. .
Kluun ”was only ulxtccn when ho m“ Tonight. I
entered the ring us a prolesnionul K 0 Sweeney vs Bottling Terry M E , _
boxer. He won many of his curly hi‘lrjevine’ R l J08. 8‘PISSELL AND 60-.
bouts by tho knockout route. Four 'm].
yearn ngo ho begun to tight some good at 1.3, “I
In an eccentric comic novelty:
“A Gay Old Timfl.”
trodhc vs. Tommy Gondola
men, and defeated Porky Flynn and \(illlig Scigcr vs Mike Rotten at
Harry Lewis into in 1909 he glue M.“ iorh .I -‘ Extra Added Featurd "
Billy Papke the surprise of his life Wednesday Vaudevillc's most soul stirring play
in II six. round bout in the Smoky City "1 onlmy Moore vs. “1‘.ka 13me lit
The illinoln ’I‘hundrchoit was then at pr York
tho top of him attract: and boasted that
he could put away his fellow Germnu- A! thur Peikcy vs Gunboat 'SXflIL it
American within throe rounds. in- Sun primal“...
stead of that Klaus fought him six- Bud Anderson vs launch (33-053 oh
fIIT‘W‘iIS rounds and had a decided Vernon, Cal
shade on Billy. In 1910 Klaus whipped
.lncn (Twin) Sullivan. nt Boston. out In New Orleans
pointed Stanley Ketchel the cham- Earl Fisher ‘8 Joe Mnndot at (nu
plon. in a six round attun- in Pith; cinnati
bnigh knocked out Frank Munich. and K 0 Mars vu Patsuy mannigau a:
defeated Jimmy Gardiner. Leo diouck. Cincinnati i
Montana Sullivan and uovcrai other Georgi! (hip Is George ml... at'
good men were among Klaun‘ \ictimu pmwunh l
in cm and in 1912 ho detained «m m Elohiuuou (“al on“... .I‘ 3mm" "”"MK‘
i’otrookoy and Jack Dillon in Sun pntsburgh' ‘ ‘ ‘ TODAY.
Then he went over to Billy “wk”
Franco and was the victor on fouls III Vnncouvcr
bouts with the French idols. Georges Tommy Ferguson 9..
Corpcntier and Moron! Moi-ecu. ‘lle mm at. Scranton
also won on n foul with Billy Pnpko pk“ (Brock
in n bout arm in Paris. Kinnn no» Denver
come It great favorite with the French- pork). my“ v9, Tim hogan at .\cw
men. and wan presented with It belt York
symbolic of the middleweight chum- Johnny Honey VQ Supper O'N'eiil9
pionuhlp o! the world. Although or m New York
Germnn descent. Klaus ‘9 a great an Battling Brudioy vs. Young Fox at
mirar of the Wench, and declares that New York
France is mighty near the fluent conn Bob Mohu v5 Freddio Hicks
try on the map. and Porto only ex Now york
celled by Pittsburgh.
"WIREL538."' ' _
Unquestlona'bly the shun-seat star
ever presented, by an all. mulls
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Johnny Dundee vs. Freddie Wolshl
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Thursday.
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Bron
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Johnny Dohun vn. Tomorrow.
Into Kong. at, . ‘ ' ' ,_
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‘W"""“'“" -,. New York.
IIIIIII PRAISES “$332312?“ “‘ "hm“ “hm” I in... I um I
feature. The bigl leap the‘indl
' makes is appalling liont to
see this picture.
Clarence Ferns Vl‘i.
at Kansas City '
Nola Jackson
Joe Shugnie is II wonderful litlo Kansas any
boxer. but bolacho Juot enough cluuu Harry 'l‘racoy
to make him a champion. according to Columbus
Jimmy «Britt. who in appearing in n Matty Smith
New Haven vuudoviilc house mm at Henna.
believes there hi no boy in the light- Jimmy Which
weight division today who can touch at Bridgeport.
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the prevent tile holder. Willie Rit- Ah on 'r dd H by... E ‘
chic tamarind-:1.“ c y a ‘ 4M Vents
"There‘s II lot or good boys." ham Bandmaater Blake vs Dixie Kid at lb? ”‘9 5- J. ”“3“”! ONMW‘I ,
Britt. "who ”came along like world London. England. ' M1011. at “It! AMW. Hum
hooters. They are clever and out 9 Ed Johnson vs. Jim Andaman ‘ot 00mp- Mondly mnlno Duo 29.193.
hit, they has everything It good Pueblo. Dancing 8 £012. One has to dance-t
boxer should hum-9mm: that m-' Andy none: Va Eddie Flynn M. Manually mum to know It: mil
tangible something called class. They New London. "‘“ worth. Novelties immune“ he
reach the very threshold of the door We W. by corolla “in
leading to the championnhlp. only to NEW lTADlUM AT NETHEMMDI. William. 156% “We!“
. find that they can't MD that laid: NW mm m ”page", of ‘39
hurdle. It's wmothlfig that mu..- Well other big stadium for “nluw
be explained. (We only know that tho from the Netherlands in on luv
lack of Hummus block- thal fish!“ to tho Mali-American Athletic unto
m me» It! tumult WI"? K and a. tow for the: opening, the-
flurry Braver
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m then to that momma uomuthi’nn dorlondocho Athletic; om. 3nd am .9 , 9
that would of him nothtu more than that the team mind in MM” m,
9 NW that the Jillian
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