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16 week-Eud Edition, March 25-26, 1916. L PA SO HERALD SPORTS, RECREATION and OUTDOOR LIFE
By A. H. E. Beckett ("Beck")1 A
WILLARD ENTERS FIGHT FAVORITE;
IS HELD SUPERIOR TO MORAN
Willard Should Outfight Moran in Ten Rounds, Despite
the Challenger's Admitted Skill as a Boxer and His
Hard Punch; Willard Has Too Much Ad
vantage in Weight, Height, Reach.
NEW TORK, March 25. "With the
wagering close to three to one
in hla favor. Jess Willard.
heavyweight champion of the world,
will meet Frank Moran In a 10 round
no-declslon bout here tonight for the
largest purse ever offered for a con
teat of this scheduled duration.. The
two pugilists will receive 71,250.
posted by Tex Rickard, the promoter
of the match. Of this sum the title
holder will draw down $47,500 and his
opponent J2J.750. Notwithstanding the
site of the purse, Rickard will clear a
handaome profit on the venture since
every seat In Madison Squaro Garden
has been sold and the receipts are esti
mated at more than J10,W0.
Although Willard Is a top-heavy fa
vorite. Interest is the outcome of the
bout Is Intense, and the greatest gath
ering of fight fans that ever thronged
Into and about the garden Is expected
this evening when the principals enter
the ring. Few large bets have been
placed on the contest, owing to the
difference In the odds and acknowl
edged physical advantages possessed
b V.'illard over Moran. Hundreds of
small wagers on the result and on
v.cious angles of tbe fight have been
made.
Moran and his camp followers assert
the Pittsburg heavyweight will win
from Willard In decisive fashion on
points if not by a knockout, but the
great majority of the boxing enthus
iasts cannot he convinced that the
Kansas cowboy will fall a victim to
Mnran'ei rushes and blows. It Is pointed
out that the conqueror of Jack John
son is physically superior in every re
spect to his opponent and that In a
bout of but 10 rounds It would be little
short of a ring miracle for Moran to
stretch the champion on the floor for
the count.
DoxjDff Ability About Equal.
In boxtnc ability the . two pugilists
are conceded to be about equal, but
beyond that point Willard has a marked
advantage over Moran in almost every
department of glove fighting as well
ns in physical make-up. He will out
welgU Moran by close to CO pounds,
stand between five and six Inches,
above the Pittsburg slugger and have
a longer reach by more than six inches,
than Moran. Both are extremely pow
erful hitters in proportion to their
size but here again Willard's greater
physique and strength give him a wide
margin over Moran. The latter Is the
more aggressive boxer of the two but
the champion's towering height and
ability to block with his long arms
militate against the chances of the
smaller pugilist landing a knockout
blow to the head. The task of reach
ing WUlard's body Is not so difficult
but In all his bouts to date the Kansan
has shown ability to take very hard
blows In his midsection without slowing-
up. From a defensive standpoint
Willard Is considered to be one of the
best equipped boxers of his division in
many " ears.
dump la Not Agsresalve.
Ha Is equally formidable offensively
when aroused, but. as a rule, lacks the
aggressiveness necessary to win from
an opponent of Moran's caliber In 10
rounds or less. His best blows are a
short left jab and a right hand upper
rut These blows he uses almost con
tinually and owing to his long reach
and great strength the punches carry
terrlflo power when Willard puts full
force Into them. Under pressure he
can and does fight with other blows
and carries a knockout In either hand
when mixing savagely. In his awk
ward and ponderous style Willard Is
almost as fast on his feet as Moran, al
though he seldom usee footwork to
avoid an opponent At close quarters
he should be able to hold Moran safe-
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Physical Statistics.
Willard. Moran.
58 years Asa 28 years
245 pounds Weight 205 pounds
6 ft. 6 In Height 6 ft. 1 In.
83', In Tteach 77 'i In.
1714 - Nock 19 in.
3 In Chest, normal 4SK in.
44 la. Cheat, expanded 47 in.
27 In Waist 38 m.
11 In. Thleh 5SK In.
17 In. Calf 151 In.
! In. Ankl m In.
15 In. Bleep., riant lai in-
15 U In. Biceps, left 15. In.
8 in. Wrist, right 7'i In.
SK in. Wrist, left 7 In.
Ratlmatad.
'
ly, although tho latter will be dan
gerous if he can tear loose Ion; enough
to uncover his ability and power as
an lnflghter.
Iloth lu Good Shape.
Both pugilists virtually completed
their training- Thursday and each
claims to be In perfect condition for
the battle. Moran has been on edge
for the bout for close to two weeks
and his trainers have had more diffi
culty In holding him to physical form
than Willard's handlers. The champion
was slow to round into condition, since
he had been out of the ring for almost
a year while Moran. because of his
recent bouts, responded quickly to tho
conditioning routine. Willard, however,
once he settled down to hard work,
dropped weight and Increased his speed
rapidly and while it In doubtful if he
is in the same magnificent shape that
he was when he met Johnson at Ha
vana, he should be able to box the full
10 rounds at top 'speed if necessary.
Whatever the outcome of the battle.
the two heavyweights will be well re
paid for their training and struggle In
the ring. If the contest goes the full
distance the principals will receive
7125 per round or at the rate of $2376
per minute. Of this sum Willard's
share will be J 1683 33 and Moran's
$791.66 per minute. The purse of $71.
160 1b the largest ever offered for a
ring battle of anv distance with tho
exception of the $121,000 sriven to John
son and Jeffries by Rickard In their
fight at Reno. Nev., in 1910. The purse
Is larger than the gate receints taken
In at any fight ever held in New York
state under the Horton law or the
present Frawley regulations But two
fights, the Johnson-Jeffries and John-son-Burnn
battle in Australia brought
receipts In excess of $71,250.
Referee Is Competent.
The difficult task of refereeing the
bout has been placed In the hands of
the veteran. Charley White, an exper
ienced boxing arbiter, and he has
stated that he will Insist upon the
principals boxing In strict accordance
with the rules. Because of his past
experience as third man in the ring at
a number of championship battles.
White should be able to decide upon
all technical points which may arise.
Considerable responsibility will rest
upon his shoulders, as Willard might
lose his title in several ways, notwith
standing that the contest is billed as
a 10-round no-decision bout. Moran
would become the heavyweight title
holder should he knock out 'Willard or
In case the latter fouled Moran. White
l also empowered to stop the fight in
case either one of the men is Inca-
"RFrSfQ" AMFM PHRNPR , Hi
DT "DECK."
"TONIGHT'S the night of the Wfl
A lard-Moran clash. Unless ere
is a knockout it will be a case of
paying your money and taking your
choice. However, we'll ' ke the long
shot and sink or wim by Moran.
If Willard wins cither by a knock
out or by popular decision, we'll ad
mit he's better than his previous
' - have shown.
4f & "
TJERE'S a good thing don't forget
n it. If yon miss that Commer
cial league doubleheader at Rio
Grande park on Sunday afternoon
you'll be sony.
M0RMAN FERGUSON has a new
automobile so he'll be excused if
he doesn't show up 6n the tennis
co'i-ts. Sunday. Even a tennis cham
pion likes a bit of speed once in a
while.
ARTHUR WILSON, big league
catcher, says "the worst ob
stacle in buying an automobile is the
great number of accessories after the
fact." He's right
XTO matter who wins the big fight
in New York tonight, it's a
cinch that wc won't have another
heavyweight title bout for a few
months. If Moran wins thj popular
decision, it's a cinch that Willard
will.be in no hurry to give him a
decision '-out while if Moran wing
by a knockout, he'll exercise the
privilege of champions and grab off
the kale In vaudeville and circus
stunts for a- few months. While if
Wil'-rd wins, he's already oooked
up for a summer season with a wild
v-it show.
QNE thing that will be missing
from the thrilling round by round
story of the Willard-Moran bout
will be the remarks of Tom Jones as
he counts up the house. We'd like
to have moving pictures and phono
graph records of the "settlement"
between Messrs. Willard," Jones, Cur
ley, Fraee, Weber, et al It will
take some "cutting" to get that
$47,500 divided to the satisfaction of
the "managerial synaicate."
'TRAPSH00TING will be the sport
for a large number tf El Piso
ans again on Sunday morning at the
-traps of the Pass City Gun club.
Take the Fort Bliss car. They're off
at 9:30.
WHEN Barney OldfiC sent his
old Christie front-wheel drive
over the Ascot track at Los Angeles
a mile in 45 seconds he not only
smashed a world's record but demon
strated that he is still "there" when
it comes to short dashes of real
speed. Barney's time was better by
over 12 miles an hour than any other
made on the track last Sunday.
pOME down to The Herald tonight
and hear the results of he big
battle. The story by rounds will be
megaphoned from the balcony of The
Herald building as it is received by
a special leased wire direct from the
ringside.
n PICKS WLLARD II II
FIGURES MTU 1 PITS
Declares Willard is the Hardest Man to Hit in a Vulner
able Spot That Ever Entered a Prize Ring, and That
Moran is Facing Odds Too Great For Him; Says
Willard Will Fight o n Defensive and Win.
NEW TORK, March 2u. Willard
or Moran? We pick Willard.
Champion Jess has everything In
his favor In tonight's 10-round bout at
Madison Square Garden with Pitts
burg Frank. If ever there was a
champion In any crass fitted to weather
a 10-round contest without suffering
a knockout, it is the giant Kansan.
Ile'is about the hardest man to hit in
a vulnerable spot that ever entered a
ring and he also can assimilate punish-
By MONTT.
ment If It should happen that Moran
. does manage to land on him.
As for Moran's gaining the title,
there are only four possible ways to
do that in a limited no-declslon bout,
and none of the four can be classed as
a probability. The possibility of j.
foul may be eliminated entiroly, for
Jess Willard Is not the fool that would
throw away a fortune by breaking t!
rules of the game. The other three
(Continued on next page.)
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pacltated for any reason and unable
to continue. Such a decision would
automatically make the other principal
a winner aco technically the holder
of the title.
Jen Willard's Record.
Horn in Pottowatomie County, Kansas,
December 28. 1817.
1011.
Feb. 15, Louts Fink. Sepulpa, Okie- 10
rounds, loat (foul.)
March 7. Ed Burke. El Reno. Okla.. S
rounds. K. O.
March 36. Lonla Pink, Oklahoma City. 2
rouoda. K. O.
April is, joe Cavanaugh. Oklahoma City. 11
round. K. O.
April 14. Al Mandeno. Oklahoma City. 4
rounds. K. O.
June 8. Bill Shlller, Oklahoma City, 4
rounds. K. O.
July 4. Frank Lyon, Elk City. Okla., 10
rounds. Won.
July IS. Miko Camtaky. Hammond, Okla., 10
rounds. Won.
1912.
Hay 23, John Tounr. Ft Wayne. InJ.. 5
rounds. K. O.
June IS. Frank Bowers, St. Charlea, III., 2
rounds. K. O.
July 2. John Tounr. Chicago, 1)1., 5 rounds.
K. O.
July :. Arthur Felky, New Tork, 10 rounds.
No decision.
August II, Luther HeCarty, New York, 10
rounds. No decision.
Doc. S. Sailor White. Buffalo, 1 round. K. O.
Dec 27. Soldier Kearns, New York. 8 rounds,
K. O.
1013.
Jan. 22. Frank Bauer. Ft. Wayne, Ind., I
rounda. K. O.
Slarch i. Jack Leon. Ft. Wayne. Ini. 4
rounda. K. O. ,
3tay 20. "Qanboat" Smith. San Francisco, 20
rounda. Lost.
June 27, Charley Miller. San FranclaeoT 4
rounds. Draw.
July 4. Al Williams, Iteno, Nav., I rounds.
Won.
Aua 22, Bull Tounr. Vernon. Cal., 11 rounds.
K. O.
Nov. 17. George Rodel. Milwaukee. 10
rounds. No decision.
Nov. 24. Jack Roed. Ft Wayne., Ind.. S
rounds. Won.
Dae. S. Carl Morris, New York, 10 rounds.
Won.
Dae 12. Oeorse Davis, Buffalo, N. T.. 2
rounds. K. O.
Dec. 28. Georro Rodel, New Haven. Conn.,
9 rounda. K. O.
1914.
March 37. Tom M Mahon. Youajrstown. O.,
18 rounds. Lost.
April 12. Dan Dally, Buffalo, N. T.. 8
rounda, K. O.
April 28. George. Rodel, Atlanta, Ga., i
rounds. K. O.
101.1.
April S. Jack Johnson, Havana, Cuba, -
rounda. K. O.
Wlllanl's Record Summarized.
Number of boats 30
Won by K. O IS
Won on points ...... . .................. Z
No decisions 3
Draw 1
Lost i
, 'rank Moran's Record.
Born In Cleveland. O.. March IS, 1887.
1911.
March 9. Al Palzer, Brooklyn, 19 rounds.
No decision.
March 13. Jim Savage. New York, 7
rounds. Loat
April 8, F. Drummond, New Tork. 7 rounds.
K. O.
Oct 9. Tom Cowler, London, C rounds. K. O.
Oct. 23. Charles Wilson, London, 2 rounds.
K. O.
1913.
Jan. S, Fred Storback, London, 1 rounda.
Won (foul).
Jan. 24, Slocker Smith, Paris, 1 round. K. O.
Feb. 6, Fred Storback, London, 11 rounds.
K. O.
March 11. Al Knblak, Albany, 10 rounds, Ni
decision.
March 28. T. Kennedy. New Tork, 10 rounds.
No decision. '
May 20. Tonny Rosa, Cleveland. 10 rounfts.
Xo decision.
June 7. Harry Wueat. Columbus, 10 rounds.
No decision.
July 4. Dave Mills, Juarez, Max.. 8 rounds,
K. O.
Auk. 9. Jack Oeyer, San Francisco, 4 rounds.
Lost.
Sept. S. Sailor Schaefer, Vallajo, 2 rounds.
K. O.
Oct 4. Jim Cameron, San Francisco, 4
rounda. Won.
Oct. 31. Charlie Horn. San Francisco. 4
rounds. Won.
Dec. 27. "Gunboat" Smith, San Francisco, 20
rounds. Lost.
1912.
March 29. Al MiCluskey. New York, 5
rounds. K. O.
April 16. Pallor White. Philadelphia,
rounds. Xo decision.
April SO. Luther McCarty. New York. 10
rounds. No decision.
July 27. Jim Logan. New Orleans, 4 rounds.
K. O.
Sept 2, Al Palzer. New York. 7 rounda. K. O.
11)14.
Jan 27. Jccl; Johnson. Talis. 20 rounds. Loat
1913.
Mar h 29. Ttombardx r Wells, London, f
rounds. K. O.
April 7. Serct. Regan. Alderahot, 4 rounds. I
k. u.
May m, J. Ben net t Salisbury Plains. 2
rounds. K. O.
May 22, George Slmms, London, 8 rounds.
K. O.
Oct. 19. Jim Coffey, New Tork, I rounds.
K. O.
191 A.
Jan. 7. Jim Coffey. New Tork, 9 ronnds.
K. O.
Moran's Record Summarized.
Won l.y K. 0 16
Won by points 3
No declfitna 7
Lost 4
Past and Present Purrq.
Pugilist's
purse Gate
Principals or Pet. receipts
tJohnaon-Jeffrles il21.M0 8270,775
tWIIIard-Moran 71.2S0 '149.O0O
Johnson-Burns 38,0041 97,040
tGans-Nelson 23.500 89.715
Willard-Johnson 35.000 '88,000
Jeffriea-Sharkey 2.4S 8S.200
JeUries-Corbett 43,838 .63,340
Corbett-McCoy 13,810 68.350
MeOovarn-Erns 2C.900 52,000
Nelaon-Brltt 21.402 48.311
Wolgast-Nelson 20.000 37,000
Oacs-Brltt 28,008 28.890
Fltzalmmoas-Ruhlin ... 23.90 22,00
Kelson-Gans 22.000 21,0(10
Brltt-Corbett 24,989 31.245
Jeffrles-Ruhlln 19,350 30.200
Jeffries-Fitsalmmons .. 32,28 31.S0
Brltt-Nalaon 1,0 28.849
Johnaon-Ketchel 21.MO 28.M0
Nelson-Brltt 15,27 27,77
Bums-Squires 13,900 35,800
Corbott-Sullivan 25,00
Papke-Ketchel 17,0 22.400
Eatlnuted.
tPromoted by Tex Rickard.
Prominent Bouts Which White Has Referred
Jetfrles-Corbett. Coney Island, N. Y.
FItaeimmons-Nharker. Coney Island. N. T.
Fitaalmmons.Ruhlln, Madison Square Gar
den. N. Y.
Jordan-DUon. Lenox, A. C. N. T.
Maher-Ruhlln. Lenox A. C, N. T.
Wolcott-Smlth. Lenox A. C N. Y.
Wolcott-Crei-don. Lenox A. C. N. Y.
MrGorern-Erne. Madison Square Garden.
NT. ,
Erne-Gan. Broadway A. C, N. Y.
Wolcott-Wrst, Broadway A. C, N. T.
Corbett-McUovcrn, Hartford. Conn.
Johnson-Jet(ries, Reno, Nev. .
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