The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-28
TWO OTHER BOUTS
GRAINED UP BY SAVANNAH ATH-
LETIC CLUB FOR NOVEMBER.
MATTHEW'S TO BE IN ONE.
SECOND To BE BETWEEN DANNY
DOUGHERTY AND ALEX DUN
SHEATH.

clubs Next. Contest Tomorrow
wight. When Andy Daley and
Tommy FeItz VIII Go on for
twenty ROunds-Dougherty Who
Has Been Training Daley, Says
He's in First Class Shape-Hot
preliminary Between jack Shea
han and Jack Durane to BE One OF
Drawing Cards of ShOw-Jaak
bennett Expected TO-day-Comes
to BOX owen ZeigIer Nov. 5.
THE Sportsman" is the authority
for the statement that AL McMurray,
matchmaker of the Savannah Athletic
Club. holds an agreement from the
manager of Harry Forbes. promising
Feltz a twenty-round bout. The arti-
Gle in full states: "Al McMurray, act
ing manager for Tommy Feltz. holds
an agreement signed by Johnny Hertz
manager for Harry Forbes, which
agrees to a match between the boxers,
the affair to go twenty rounds. Feltz
and Forbes met at the West End a
year ago in a f1fteen-round contest and
the abbreviated Southerner gave the
Windy City representative all he could
do to retain his title. 1t was predicted
at the time that, with five more rounds
to the route. Tommy would have won
pulled up. Certain it is that he made a
showing which fully entities him to
a return engagement.
The matter came up when the boys
met in a six-round go in Chicago a
short time ago. Forbes. who agreed
to weigh in at 11S pounds. 3 O'Clock
could not make the weight whereupon
Hertz agreed that if Feltz would go on
Hertz would return the compliment
by making a match for twenty-round
contest at a later day.
Hertz Holding Out.
Now while Hertz is willing to make
the match, he is holding out for twelve
rounds. McMurray, however, announces
that he will hold him to his agreement,
in which event. an interesting bout
should result"
The same authority announces that
McKenna, Johnny Regan's manager, is
very much disgruntled over the decis-
ion rendered against his man by Re-
fierce Sharp in the recent bout between
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said, 81 am through with Regain; I
don't want any losers: there is no
money in them. If Regain needs money
he can don an apron and dispense
wet goods over my counter at $40 a
week; that should be enough to sup
port himself and family" iir>s
The Savannah Athletic Club yester-
day practically decided on two more
bouts, as a continuation of it's Novem-
Der programme. The first of these
will be between Matty Matthews and
the winner of the Zeigler- Bennett bout,
which will take place Nov. s, while
another, to take place between Danny
Dougherty and Alex Dunsheath, will be
put on probably Nov. "a
DuDsheath n Stranger.
Dunsheath has never been IN savan-
nah but has a good record, and is
known in this part of the country
through his knocking out in short or
der Joe Tippins of Baltimore, for whose
benefit Feltz was robbed of a decis-
sion when the men met in Baltimore
some months ago. Dougherty knows
nothing about Dunsheath either, but
is willing TO tackle any man who will
make weight.
Dougherty, by the way, has been
helping Andy Daley in his training for
the bout with Feltz tomorrow night
Danny says that he considers Andy to
be in first1class shape. Tommy, too has
been putting in some road work, and as
he is stronger now than he has been
Tor some months, lively bout is prob
able. especially as in this bout the
straight Queensberry rules, which al
low mitigating, will be used
Jack Bennett left Philadelphia yester-
day afternoon and is expected to reach
this. city this afternoon. He will join
the Dougherty-Daley training camp at
Isle of Hope, where he will put in the
work necessary to get in Shape for his
bout with zeigler. Not the least inter-
esting part of the show tomorrow
night will be the preliminary of six
rounds which is to take place between
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