Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-23
BOXING NOTES.

Jack Dunleavy Of westfield has been
Topeka Thanksgiving night.
Hugo Kelley and Fred Cooley have
| been signed to box the windup in fis-
tic carnival in Peoria, Nov. q.
Packie Mcfarland and Eddie TaEcel
have been matched for Is rounds at
Davenport Thanksgiving day.
Joe Cans is at his home in Baltimore.
still sore and vowing vengeance an
Battling Nelson and his manager. Bill
| ly Nolan.
Jack Dunleavy, who claims Boston rs
| his home. is booked for a 10-round
| fight with Charles Cornwall in Topeka
Thanksgiving day.
Jack 'keefe of Chicago and j. Maui
rice of Butte have been matched for
a 2O-round session at Cripple Creek
Thanksgiving day.
The bout between Willie Schumacher
| and Benney Franklin has been shifted
by the Baltimore club from this week
to Thanksgiving night.
| Indian Joe Gregg will box Kid Farm
er in Philadelphia tonight. and next
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| Willis in the same city.
| The bout between Tommy FeltZ and
Kid Beebe, which was to take place in
| Chester Pa last night, was called off
/ on account of the opposition of the au-
thorities.
The San Francisco A. c., which for
years was a strong factor in boxing
| on the coast, is to be revived by Alac
Greggians. and four-round bouts will
be held each month.
The finals in the amateur tor,uamar:
of the Charlestown A. c. will be held in
the clubhouse gymnasium toni&ht. In one
| of the bouts AL Bates champio: will box
having won in the prclinin.,ri,s last
Monday night.
Kid Sullivan, the Washington light
weight. is going to be given anothc,
chance to redeem himself He i" to b.
matched to meet the winner of tie Kid
Goodman and Ambry McGacry bout in
Baltimore tonight.
In a private fight in Brooklyn the other
night Syracuse Billy Ryan. who wants t.
fight in Chelsea. knocked out Spike Rob
inson of Harlem. Ryan ds aid to hH ::
pretty good boy and claims to have earn
ed one decision over Matty Baldwin.
Tommy Burns. who fights .Ia-t O. Bricn
has it all nicely mapped out for himself
He says he will land the heavyweight
championship and will earn s25,ota. Their
he will get into the theatrical business fo,
awhile, and finally. in short time. quit
the ring.
| Jim Jeffries will not only referee thu
Burns O'Brien fight. but. if he gives sat
isfactior. will preside at the meeting h"
tween Abe Attell and Jimmy Walsh. this
having been one of the requests made by
Walsh and his manager before leaving
Boston. which was granted.
| Little Tommc Stone. who is TO NEE:
| Albert belmont in Chelsea, made good in
his second professional fight by whipping
Marty Kane in Philadelphia last Satur
| day night Next Saturday night Ston'
will FOX Tommie O'I<eefe in Philadelphia
and if he wins will meet Tommie O'Toola
Memsic or Jimmy Burns. as he is nov
called. who whipped Charlie Neary
is said to be an awkward fighter. one
who has absolutely no style. but a ter
| rife punch. The chances are thai
Memsic will boy either Jimmy Brit
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month.
The Boston Athletic Association Wi!
hold another boxing tournament in the
| gymnasium of its clubhouse Dec. II ant
Il. the preliminaries on tho first and th'
| finals on the second date. FOR which Their
| will be classes at 10. 12j, 40 and IS
| pounds The entries will close Dec. =
There will also be few special bouts.
Philadelphia is making bid for 9
match between Joe Gailigan. the light
weight that the West is ravirg over
just row. and Young Ernc. The pain
; would make Il good match. and after
, the battle Galligan might not be 81
big fellow as he is now. considering
that INK Russell nut it on to hin
. pretty hard when they met.
The invitation amateur tournament
Of the Missouri A. c. of st. Louis vii
: be held next Saturday night. The
meet is the final tryout for the Wester.
Association OF the A. A. u. champion
ships to be held mt this club mex
mcnth. After the first of the year in
vItation tournaments will be held ev
cry month. at which it is expected
: Chicago and several Of the other citio
will make entries.
When the representatives Of JacI
= IOHricn and Gunner MAR met in Lon
I don the other night to match the pal
Of haavyweiShts the man representa- in
: MAR Said the battle would have to "
for $1,000 a side. and not for $500 side
l a. O'Blicn wanted. Furthermore. MAR
spokesman said the battle would hav
5 to be fought at the National Sportin,
Club. for tho man who was putting VI
l | MARS stake was member of tina
| club. O'Brirn'S man insisted on the mil
taking place before the club offerin,
f the best purse and. as MARS represen
tItiNc would not agree to this. n
D match was made.
This Weeks Bouts.
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