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MISTAKES MADE I
BY fiREEN BOXERS
BOXERSI
Veterans of the Ring Who Have I
Kept Themselves From I
Bruises
By Eddie Smith
With the great number of amateur
boxing bouts held In San Francisco
and the short distance contests held
about tho bay It really seems a very I
queer thing that moro good men are
not turned out who can como along
and take tho places of the fading pro
fessionals who have held tho spotlight
on tho pugilistic stage so long Evory
week In tho city across tho bay a ser I
lee of eight amateur boxing contests
arc held by ono of tho four clubs pro
moting that end of the sport Every I
time one of these series of bouts Is i
hold It requires 1C men to waite up
the card and tho boxers como and go
and now faces are always to be seen a
fact that demonstrates how many I
young men try to make a successof I
boxing With all those hundreds of
wellmeaning wellmuscled and Indus
trious chaps trying for money and
fame In tho gamo of fisticuffs how I
ever Johnnie Prayno and Lew Powell
are the only two who at the present
time seem to have any chance to be
come worldfamous
Of course little or no attention Is
given these facts by the average ob
server of tho game but It scorns rath
er a serious thing to those who are
closely identified with tho sport and
who are continually on the lookout for
promising material Just at this time i
a heavyweight with the right sort of
stuff In him could make himself rich
with a very few fights but since Al
Kaufman graduated from the amateur I
ranks not one has come along who
appears to havo oven a lighting chance I
of becoming a champion There Is a I
reason for all this and it Is a very
simple one at that The boxer of
this latter day never learns tho art
of boxing before ho IB put Into the
ring to battle with anyone that the i
matoh maker of a certain club may see
fit to match him with Tho result is i
that the boxer simply falls Into bad
habits of wild slugging and useless ex
ertion and Is often beaten up before
ho has had a fair chance to show what I
he has in him
Boxers Enter in HapHazard Fashion
With all tho boxers who are being
brought Into the game today thoro Is
not ono of them who has had lessons
from a competent Instructor or had ad
vice from a man who Is well versed I
In the game of fisticuffs The great
majority of the boys learn a few point I
ers from the fellow who has had a few
amateur fights and If he Is game and
able to take a beating that Is ill he
Is required to show before he Is put
Into tho ring with some follow of his
weight to take a chance
To one who knows tho value of how
to box and how to hit It Is both pitiful
and disgusting to watch the average
young fighter trying to use a straight
left punch on an opponent Not ono
In 100 of them know bow and It Is
the first and most Important thing for
a young boxer to learn
The first thing the young man tak
ing lessons on a piano Is taught Is the
keyboard and until such time as he
has learned this thoroughly he Is un
fit to tackle the Intricacies of music
The straight left is to boxing Just I
what the keyboard Is to the piano and
before a young man Is Informed that
he Is ready to go Into tho ring he
should have some knowledge of this
punch Of course It Is Impossible for
all boxers to be good lefthand boxers
In fact they are very few but with
the straight left comes tho good foot
work and the foundation for all other
blows Of the boxers turned out from
the amateur ranks today and In this
I mean within the last two years who
have shown any ability to use this
punch is Toramyi McCarthy and he
used It to great advantage on Roscoe
Taylor In the preliminary to the
TohnsonKaufman engagement After
Taylor had put McCarthy down in the
first round and things looked bad for
him ho resorted to no other punch
except the straight left and In a few
rounds he had tho man with tho hard
right hand punch beaten to submission I
by Jabbing him and keeping out of
danger from tho right swings I
Right Swing Is Bad for Amateurs
The right swing Is one of the most
disgusting things the new starter
uses and to sit and watch a youngster
ster In tho ring deliberately stand
oft several feet from an opponent and
start a wild right swing at the other
fellows head Is Indeed aggravating to
the man who knows what that would
mean a few years ago when tho men
fought with straightarm blows Go
down the line of great fighters such as
Joe Gans Bob Fltzslminons Jim Jef
frIes Jim Corbett Jack Johnson and
even Battling Nelson and try to re
member when you have over soon ono
of these men lend In with a swinging
right punch unless the opponent was r
helpless and It was sent over for the I
final crusher You would be a long
time thinking to place ono contest In I
which this thing had happened Yet
the young boxer of today without over I
giving tho matter a thought goes Into
the ring and even In the first round
ivlll start a wild swing leaving him
self hopelessly open for the fresh op
loncnt
Kotchels Mistake In Los Angeles
Kotchcl In the Papko fight at Los
I Angeles started out from his corner
to beat the German with a punch and
I the moment the two como together ho
Ktarlcd a swing Papkc was ready
for just such u start and hjo nailed
the Michigander with a short straight
punch before the swing got started
This swinging of loft and right punches
In the calrly rounds of a contest is
often the cause of a man who Is rated
as the best ono being boatonand no man
can expect to become a great fighter
who uses nothing else but them if
the young man who has ambition to
become a famous pugilist ould start
his career by learning tho first prln
I clplea of boxing ho would bo better
off and would stand a hood chance of
I becoming famous and the cauliflower
ears and bruised faces would not bo 00
evident
Johnoon in 65 Fights Without Bruise
Another thing that should bo an In
ducement for the young man to learn
before ho starts Is tho fact that few
If any bruises are to bo found on the
faces of men who havo studied tho
gamo before entering on an active ca
reer In tho ring Jack Johnson has
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had GG lights and some of them have
not been of the easiest and yet It
I would be Impossible to find ono mark
Jon him to prove It Joe Gans was 17
years In the ring and ho loft It with
Very little to show that ho had been a
worlds champion Johnnie Horget
I known to fame as Young Mitchell and
i now a candidate for supervisor In San
II Francisco fought some warm batLl s
and yet ho has very few marks to
show any severe beatings and In his
day they fought with twoounco
gloves
OPINION STRONGLY
FAVORS JOHNSON
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Reallzatlon of Negros Bulk Makes
I Ketchel Armircrs Stop and Think
By Igoc
I New York Sept 7Wtth tho
KetchelLangford match gone agllm
merlng and most of the little local
clubs ducking below the surface of tho
I pugilistic whirlpool there Is little for
> e faithful fan to do but sit down
and ponder ovorthe result of the next
big thing the Ketchel und Johnson
assault at gloves
I After Ketchel almost lifted Jack
OBrien over the ropes with punches
and forced the referee to stop tho
fight in the third round at Philadel
phia it seemed that the greater part
I of the sporting world thought the As
sassin had a royal chance to wrest tho
crown from Lilt Ahthas shiny pale
Then came Steves deplorable showing
against Thunderbolt Papke His stock
look a long splintery slide
Ketchol will enter the ring a twoto
one shot with Johnson Most of tho
betting will probably be on Just how
long he stays with the black glanL
Johnsons matinee romp with Al Kauf
man has forced the fans to that con
clusion Whoever bets on Kctchel
however no matter what tho odds
I will get a great run for his money
Hes the greatest man In tho some to
carry ones coin because ho will fight
to save that money as long as he Is
able to lift his hands
But since the ridiculous showing of
big strong Al Kaufman against John
son many of the Kotchcl rooters have
changed their opinions and they say
that Kclchel will not be able to win
because he will never be able to over
come Johnsons brute strength It will
take moro than a heart of oak to cope
with tho powerful Texan they say
October 12 can come just as soon as
it wants Were all waltln
I BASEBALL I
PENNANT GOES
TO LOUISVIllE
Milwaukee Sept 2GThc American
association baseball season closed to
day with Louisville the pennant win
ner The official standing follows
Club Won Lost PC
Louisville 93 75 554
Milwaukee 90 77 530
Minneapolis 87 78 527
Indianapolis S3 S5 495
St Paul SO S3 101
Toledo II 70 S5 482
Columbus 80 87 170
Kansas City 71 93 432
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost P C
Detroit 92 51 613
Philadelphia II 91 53 G3t
Boston II 85 60 5SG
Chicago 72 72 500
Now Yorlc GS 73 482
Cleveland G9 77 172
St LouIs GO 84 416
Washington 39 lOG 240
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost PC
Pittsburg 105 30 711
Chicago OG 1C GiG
New York 85 55 G07
Cincinnati 72 71 503
Philadelphia GO 73 185
Brooklyn 50 01 351
St Louis 10 01 350
Boston II 30 102 276
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 3 Boston 2
Chicago Sept 2GDqHlon used Cur
tis its latest recruit In the pitching
box today and Chicago won Score
R H E
Chicago II 3 11 3
Boston 2 S 3
Kroh and Archor Curtis and Gra
ham
New York 7 0 Cincinnati 4 3
Cincinnati Sept 2GTon bases on
balls given by Rowun In the first same
of todays doubleheader had much to
do with deciding the contest In favor
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of Now York Cincinnati won tho sec
ond game Scores
I First game R H E
Cincinnati 4 S 3
Now York 7 S 3
i Rowan and Clark Marquard Wiltso
and Myers
j Second game It H E
Cincinnati 3 7 1
j Now York 0 1 1
Casper and Clarko Daly and WII
I eon Called In sixth darkness
St Louis 4 0 Brooklyn 3 1
St Louis Sept 2GSt Louis and
Brooklyn broke ovon In a double
header today The locals won the first
I game 4 to 3 and lost tho second 1 to
I0 Scores
First game R H E
Brooklyn 3 9 J
St Louis 4 S 1
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Ruckor Knotzqr Hunter Marshall
and Bergen Beobe Raleigh Higgins
and Phelps
I Second gamo R II E
Brooklyn 1 5 1
St Louis 0 5 1
I Scnnlon und Dunn Hlgglns and
Bliss
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Francloco 13 Oakland 3
San Francisco Sept 2GIn six In
nings today San Francisco hit Boise
safely nine times and scored eight
runs winning tho gamo from Oakland
by n score of 13 to 3 Score
R H E
San Francisco 13 14 1
Oakland 3 10 5
I Henley and Berry Bolco Tonncsou
and Thomas
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Los Angeles 4 Portland 3
Portland SopU 6Tho poor condi
tion of the outlleld grounds coupled
with errors and Garrotts wildness
lost tho final gamo of the series to
Los Angeles today Score
j R H E
i Los Angeles 4 C 3
Portland 3 7 3
j Nagle and H Smith Garrett Guyn
and Fisher
Vernon 3 6j Sacramento 0 3
Los Angeles Sept 2G Vernon took
tho series from Sacramento by win
I ning a doubleheader today that was
replete with Interest and fine playing
j Tho Coast league time record was
broken tho morning game being
played In an hour and twelve minutes
Scores
IFrst game R H E
Vernon 3 8 0
Sacramento 0 1 1
Brackonrldgo and Brown Ehman
and Graham
Second game R H E
I Vernon 6 10 0
Sacramento 3 5 1
Vance and Brown j WJmlcn and La
Longe
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Seattle 2 9 Aberdeen5 3
Seattle Sept 26Scores
First game R H E
Seattle i 2 2 6
Aberdeen II 5 5 1
Englo and Shea Pornoll and
OBrien
Second game R H E
Seattle 0 S 4
Aberdeen 3 S 5
Thompson and Shea Pornoll and
OBilen
Portland 0 0 Tacoma 0 to
Tacoma Sept 2GScoreB
First game R H E
Tacoma 0 G 5
Portland G S 2
Geohan and Stevens Plnnanco and
Armbruster
Second gamo R H E
Tacoma 4 S 3
Portland 0 5 3
Hopkins and Stevens Seaton Hag
gin and Fournier
Spokane 3 OJ Vancouver 1 6
Spokane Sopt 2C Scores
First game R H E
Vancouver 1 G 0
Spokane 3 4 2
Erlkson and Smith Baker and
Spencer
Second game R H E
Vancouver a 6 11 1
Spokane 0 4 4
Standrldgo and Flanagon Bonier
Gregg and Ostdlok
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines 1 Lincoln O
Des Molnes Sept 2G Score
R H E
Dos Moines 1 1 2
Lincoln o 0 5
Lange and Lewis McCafferty and
Ntmnemakcr
Wichita 5 4 j Denver 4 5
Wichita Sept 2GScores
First game R n E
Wichita 5 0 1
Denver 1 c 2
Hassler Shancr and Jokorst Ad
ams and Haas
Second game R H E
Wichita Ie 4 5 2
Denver 5 s 2
Sharer Hassler and Jokerst
Knolls and Haas
Sioux City 2 Omaha 2
Omaha Sept 2GScorc
R IL E
Sioux City 2 4 1
Omaha 2 C 3
Alderman and Towne Kcoley and
Gondlng Tic called end ninth ac
count darkness
Topeka 8 6 Puoblo 1 2
Topeka Sopt 26ScoI0
First game R H E
Puoblo 1 S 4
Topeka u S 12 5
Galgano and WllllaniB Kaufman and
Kerns
Second game R II E
Pueblo eo 2 3 4
Topeka G 7 1
Swift and Williams Ashley and
Kerns
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville G Kansas City 5 First
game
Louisville 3 Kansas Clly 5 Sec
ond game
Indianapolis 1 Sl Paul 0 First
game
Indianapolis 5 St Paul G Second
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Toledo 2 Minneapolis 3 First
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CHANGE CHARACTER OF
VANDERBILT CUP RACE I
Mow York Sept GBI a decision
formulated this week by the Manufac
turers association the Vandorbilt cup
race will change In character from an
International contest of the most pow
erful racing machines of Europe and
America to a stock car race open to
machines of even as slow piston dis
placement as 161 cubic Inches
The cars participating aro to be di
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will race over the same course and
nt the same time but four different
distances
Tho smaller cars will be required to
cover a total of 135 miles thoso next
In power 205 miles and tho remainder
racing under one classification 275
miles
TWO GAMES TODAY
Now York Sept 26 Detroit and
Now York will play two games here
tomorrow permission to pull Tues
days contest forward having been
granted by President Johnson of the
American league The change Is made
so as not to conflict with the Hudson
Fulton Historical parade
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