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His Best Days
NEW YOIRIK, Jan. 14 .—-Battllng Le-
vinsky partially redeemed himself by
outilghting “Porky Flynn. the Boston
heavyweight. in a clumsy ten round
bout at the National. Sporting Club
Flynn, who} weighed 190
pounds. was twenty pounds heavier
than the Bettier, but he showed little
or his old time form in spite of this
advantage. ’ Flynn was inclined to
force the fight. but he was so wild in
his delivery that he did no harm. Lo
vinsky was on the alert when Porky
- let so his heavy swings and thereby
escaped. When Levlnsky finally had
solved the Boston man’s methods, how
ever, he went to work with skill and
confidence with the result that
drew the blood from Flynn’s mouth
and otherwise maltreated him.
’Flynn had the iirst round on work,
as he did the leading, while Levin'skl'
was strictly on the defensive. The sec-
ond round was even, Levinsky mixing
it with some success, although the
milling was marred by constant clinch-
ing and holding. ’
in the third round Flynn, still car-
rying the tight to his opponent, had a
slight advantage on points. such as
they were. Alter that Levinsky be-
gan to forge to the front. "He took the
fourth round on a sale margin and did .
some effective slugging in the lifts
which made Flynn hang on. With rai-
lied sufficiently in the sixth to get an
ey 11 break. but he blew up in the sev-
en h 'and received many solid punched
in the nose and mouth. 3
in the eighth session Flynn tried
vainly to' get home a dangerous swing.
ihut Levineky was too clever for him.
Before the bell rang Levlnsky cut
loose confidently, and handed out a.
stiff beating. which mode Flynn hold
again in the clinches. The ninth and
tenth rounds were aneuwiu. rough
awkward work on the part of both
men, but Levlnsity,.'who was in much
better physical condition. had the betf
tor of both periods. While laevlnsky‘
won, he did nothing to warrant s.
match with flunboat ISmlth while
Ili‘lyiin proved conclusively that he had
seen his best days.
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Owen Quinn, a left handed first
baseman, also signed with the New
York Amerlonns yesterday. Quinn
was purchased from the Kingston. N.
him to Galveston to take the place of
'Harry Willlnnln who had oome‘to New
.York. (While playing with the King-
ston club Quinn tool: port in in games,
ashlar 56‘ hits for n betting overeat
61 .384. "With Galveston‘he behind for
ms in 44 gum". Quinn is 5 lost, 11'
inches tall Weighs 169 pounds and is
aspsed merchant. “He lives ct Pocon-
tlco Hils, N. Y. .
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Says federalist CouIdII’t Tumult;
Him io‘lissarl His: Best.
Manager, Mcfiyraw
Long Larry McLean, thefiiants‘ cat-
char, [who distinguished himself in
the world's series last fall, signed a
1914 contract with President H. N.
He'mpstead. yesterday; and announced
that he was happy. Melons has been
scored many times for erratic beha-
'vior and impromptu, scraps, but evi-
dently he is‘ a‘believer in gratitude.
When :Mchw got him from. the Car-
dinals last summer Itoreplnce Chief
Meyers. whose linger, had been split,
Larry promised to obey the rules oi:
discipline. McGrow’s confidence in
the big catcher was not misplaced for
McLean walked a chalk line and
caught line hall.
“Mom-aw treated me inlrly.", said
McLean yesterday. “and II would be
an‘ ingratc todesert nim. The Feder-
al league conldu't not me to Jump the
Giants for a million a year.
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Nearly'Evsrv‘csuniry Has lien-
‘ressniativs 'iu Sweepstakes is
, Decide Goioh's Opponent
The big end or A $5.000 purse add I I I
the chance to sleet Frank Gotch for
the world's title in the bolt held out
to the winner of the international
wrestling lournahient which will be
inaugurated at Mndisou'fiqunre Gar-
den. New York, tonight. Nineteen of .
the greatest heavyweight winders in
the game today. ropr‘esentlng nearly
as many countries, have paid $100
each. entrance too. this money to go
into n sweepstakes. which will be odd-
ed to the prize money
The full» list of entries and theirs:-
tionalitles is' an ration: Aberg. ll‘inu; »
Pristensky. Bohemian: inn-lob, Illus-
sign; .Mrmntol. Cossack: schoenlein.
American; Bimmard. Canadian; lio-
kut. American; Kronor». Bohemian;
Barlettl, ltnllnn; Heron, Russian-Am»
3ericnn; Alvarez. landlord; lionderson,
American; Hanson, Norwegian; 8am-
son, German: Jenkins. American: IRo«
salski. Hungarian; McLaughlin, Irish: -
seems. lrlohuAmel’ioul.
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Invinsky. will lsy ed the Battier alter
his bout with Porky Flynn. Morgen
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NEW YORK. Jan. 14 .LMlko Gib-
bons, thest. Paul wizard, who knock-
ed out'Bob 'McAiilster. in theseventh .
round, Monday night, will not light
again until he meets Pnekey Molten
land in a ten round bout here the last ‘
week in February. Alter that strait
Gibbons will has George chip, the mid. .
diewelght champion oi. the world prob
ably in this city. unless Chip sldesteps -
Willie's broad challenge. Gibbons is
willing to meet Chip at 158 pounds
ringside, the American middleweight
limit. or at day weight the champion
may name. _ I
The conqueror of McAllister spent
yesterday in Harlem with his trainer
William Newman. Gibbons didn't
show even a scratch as the result of
his battle with the Californian; neith-
er did he talk as if his head had be
come enlarged suddenly. because-Mike
common sense. ‘When asked to say
loomething about his latest ring tn,
umpn Gibbons remarked:
"i hope the New York boxing pith-I
lie now believes that l wasn't:lnyselt
when 1 met Eddie IMcGoorty here in
11912. i did my best to. redeem .my-
seli in the bout with ‘McAlllster. and
i hope i succeeded. The reason. I
didn’t accomplish! mucuin the first
three rounds was because I never had
seen McAlilster before and I didn't
know how hard he could hit:
. . 'QAs soon'as i ionnd‘ that~ his puncn- I
f. clinched force nnd’thot l codld either
blocl‘or sup them i decided“ to cut-
‘loose. ’ The rest-woo easy. ll stopped . '
him with a. right hand uppercut on the
law. which was followed by a left tor;
the body that I pulled when new nim‘
dropping. I used” my rlsht hand more
menuently in thlb bout than heteroi;
and it helped me 3 lot. /
H'fitopplns McAlllster would hoveI
mode live knockouts in my last dire
battles had I been nblo to put Joe
Hirst away in Philadelphia recently.
-'1 met Hint right alter the bout with
Pomondlmniforinx from n
embedded. bond. also from a but
,cut inside of my mouth. so that locum
not do my boot I wored tour knock-
outs. however, with right hand punch-
es. Even if i hadn't storm “Halli.-
ter I believe that I would hove booted 3‘
hlmon points. because i had him lined
up properly alter the fourth round
eluted.
”Became l weighed 152% pounds
Huntley night it doesn't mean that i
oriil be weak when i make 145 at i
o'clock for Motorised... i. hovexmde ‘
the letter weight for ell or my bouts
~etoept the one with IcAliister lately
ndheveboenntrounnd tut. Hook
on weight for alloAllmur houses i
didn't want to give him more than .
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