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Show CHAMPIONSHIP MILLS ON TODAY'S PROGRAMME HOLD FANS' ATTENTION Charlie White Will Attempt to Wrest Laurels From Champion Freddie Welsh in Twenty-Rounds Twenty-Rounds at Colorado Springs; Johnny Kil-bane Kil-bane and George CKaney Will Battle at Cedar Point in Fifteen-Round Fifteen-Round Mill. By FREDDIE WELSH. Lightweight Champion of the World. I vH 1 still h e champion when the fight is over. White is a great fighter, hut I know too much for him, Barring an accidental punch I can't lose. I will admit that Charlie is dangerous because of his punch, hut I r.m willing to het that he won't hit me with one of his haymakers. By CHARLIE WHITE. When I go back to Chicago I will he lightweight champion of the world. My punch is going to win the fight for me. Youth will be served, you know, and, fortunately, fortunate-ly, I happen to have the youth in this case. Welsh is a great boxer, but he can't hit. By SAM P. HALL. By International News Service. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sept. 3. Tomorrow's glove warfare between Champion Freddie Welsh and Charlie White, which scheduled to go twenty rounds or less to a decision, will be waged under a blistering Colorado sun, if the sun shines as brightly as it did today, and thej- tell us that the same conditions will prevail tomorrow. This lightweight title battle should be a real fight, whether it goes one minute or one hour. Everything goes, according to the principals and their managers. They will be permitted tn hit in the clinches, the kidney punch is not barred, and they will have to break only ou the order of the referee. When they do break they will be allowed al-lowed to take a shot at one another while backing away. This means a regular old st m ight rules contest and a real fight, unless one of them uses the elimination of the elcan-hren k idea as an excuse to do a lot of holding. Anybody that tells you that he knows what is going to happen iu that ring tomorrow probably is from Uu r-ham, r-ham, X. C. where t hey make the bull. Charlie White ought to win if he fights as he can fight, and gets an even break from Keferee Hoe he. 1 k now this much : V hite will tight h is own way. He has two or three little tricks by which he hopes to t'ct over a finish-ins finish-ins blow. He won 't tell anybody what they are. His attitude 1 This: If lie wins the battle Charlie White will win it. and nobody else will get any credit. If he loses he will stand for the criticism. criti-cism. As a betting proposition Welsh looks a bit the better. It' ( harlie just hadt- him the chances are Koche will rail it a draw. T'.il! won "t stop the Wel-h holding tactics, and while he mav be a perfectly homM L'mleman, his inclination in-clination at the finish will be to favor WVUh in his ruling. The Vattler- are to weigh in at f 0 'flock tomorrow morn in and make l;;.") l onmN or under. They should both he at the notch. Tint afternoon The cn-h pat s'lie l.a.: been reported at 2 1 '"it. T:ds augurs a house of 44.,. 'i.' or ner. with r.nout pt."i'M 1 .-oi.;e ocrn r,vin tr an area that wiil sear 1 more. T'nc 7reii:r.iuar:p are scheduled to Mar: at '2 o'clock. It will be nn hour nnd a half later whri the stars of the dav get joinj. rnyj-MBT-?. 0;.:o. spt. r,Verr.or a-K P. annn-nvM tonight Cm' 1 norc rn.- Y-e no in I eriVrnei w; I h l he c:-:an.'v-;:-..r.e r:-amr!?:p rxir.e rr.n-icfct. rr.n-icfct. at Li .ar To. a tomorrow a long as t'"e n-a'eb was lert v. . I in !he la.-, y-,- : .1 r, t ':"neral Hough find .1. I', i'ri e -lat pi'-'U.o-ers of ti.e i o m ! ad g.v.-n .h- erning i.f.ng o:" ,' o:.--,-, f. ; , r, f . le:;..r. T e luo r-' p ; ese ; , ; t , t-y ot ;(,.- nrr.fr f . i,o-:: Ho:,;' ;r tl.ey , rnsi ier tr.e iii'A Is bc-ng .ji,'j'i. |
