Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-19
BOXING NOTES.

Abe Attell and Joe Bernstein will
meet in New York tonight.
Gus Gardiner and "Curley" Supplies
have been matched to box iii Buffalo,
Dec. 10.
Tommy Murphy and Chick Tucker
have been matched to box in New York
Dec. %.
Bob F'itzsimmons is charging an adj
mission fee Of so cents to see him do
his gymnasium work.
The bout between Sam Langford and
Joe Jeanette has been carded for the
Unity Club, Lawrence, Christmas af-
ternOOn.
Jimmy Britt. who is now in New
York. has declined to take part in any
of the three-round bouts now being
held in that city.
Mike CTWin) Sullivan writes from San
Francisco denying the report that he
weighed more than Jimmy Gardner in
their recent fight at San Francisco.
Tom O'Rourke, the wcll-known man.
ager Of fighters and promoter of pugil-
istic affairs, sends word that his Tux
edo Park (Penn) Club will open, Jan.
s, 1906.
Paddy Minihan is ready to match Kid
Goodman against Dave Deshler at
Chelsea. Tom McDonough is ready to
accept. If it is arranged it should be a
good contest
Arthur Cote and Terry Martin viii
meet on Christmas day before the Ma
tional a. G. of Portland, Me, of which
Johnny Mc(,ann &c pe Mr( .lnn
made good with the sports i'll Portland
with his first bill and says he will have
! good shows or none at all.
Albert belmont is booked to meet
Kid Murphy Of New York at Thornton,
K. L.. tonight. After the contest with
Murphy he will accompany key Woods
to New York and look for three-round
engagements ut the Sharkey =. c..
Hudson River a. c., Polo A. c., and
! other New York clubs.
| Mike Twin Sullivan and Joe Cans will
meet again on Jan. 49, at San Francis
60. and the Cambridge lad should win.
! He had big margin over the eX-cham-
, pion lightweight at Baltimore, while
! his victory over Jimmy Gardner proved
I how fast he is going. The fact that the
contest is at l42 pounds proves that
! Cans is no longer a lightweight.
| The McGovern family has another
knockout artist. He is Phil, young
! brother of Terrible Terry" He ap-
/ peared at the boxing show of the Ill
mer Park A. c. recently and knocked
| out his opponent, Young Shea, in the
! third round. There was so much fierce
! in the punch that Shea had to be car
| ried from the ring to the dressing room
! where it required about 10 minutes of
! hard work to restore him to conscious
ness.
Seven hundred spectators of the West
| End y. c. saw Terry Martin of Phila-
delphia punch holes in Harry Senter of
Chicago, the so-called Dark Mys-
terry" in Lawrence Thursday night.
| There was not n second from the open-
| ing gong that the negro was not break
| ing ground. 1t did not seem that he
would last the limit after the second
| round Martin inflicted terrific punish
| lnent upon the Negroes body in the fifth
and 1t looked as if he would collapse.
| 1T was only Martins inability i'm this
| round to take the advantage he had
gained that helped Senter stay to the
| flnlsh. Twice in the bout Senter went to
| his knees, once from a right cross to
| the jaw in the sixth. and again from =
| icft uppercut to the heart i'm the ninth
lie was a badly beaten man after the
so. "ocotty" MCGEE and Young Me-