Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-25
TREMBLE AFTER
BROWNE SCALP
SAYS HE WILL BE MAIN EVENT
MAN
Meeney-lrwin Bout Exeites Consider
able Antielpation-sheek Is
Preparing for
Dalton

Jim Tremble is up in arms. He de-
clares that If George Browne Is count
ing upon fighting his last preliminary
battle in Los Angeles he Is badly mis-
taken. Jim holds that If anyone Is to
break from the maiden class, that be Is
the one liable to turn the trick.
AS a result James is working tooth
and nail and says that when he gets
through with Mr.. Browne next Wednes-
day evening 1t will be UP to McCarey
to put him on for a main event.
Every one will be glad to see Jim
get all that is coming to him, and
whatever the result q rafting mill VIII
surely be In order.
Tremble demonstrated what he could
do with weight when he sent Indian
Joe dreaming of the great Mantou
some months ago. Indian joe it will be
remembered, all but knocked out the
Turk last time they met Had Joe
speed enough he might have won with
a sinMe tap as the Turk was half way
through the ropes.
What Tremble did to the aborigine
was shame. Browne has met the
Turk twice and though winning easily
each time did not have the sultan's
subject in a bad way. The preceding
may be possible dope, though 1t is
hinted that Browne is better than he
has shown.
Probably more interest will be GEN.
tered about the Meeney-Irwin go than
any of the others. Meeney did beau
tiful piece of ring work last time out
and stopped his man in the seventh.
Irwin did not show much cleverness
during his whirlwind appearance here
but carries the house to a man by his
lightning style of battle. Irwin is one
of those fighters who believes in a
knockout or nothing. His main asset
is vicious uppercut that never ceases
to be in action so long as his feet are
under him.
All but out when he fought Scotty
johnson he landed a lucky one and
saved the day. Those who witnessed
the go claim, and probably correctly,
that 1t was the fastest ring exhibition
ever seen.
Frank Sheek believes that he was
short when he met Kid Dalton before
and suffered thereby. Sheek was re-
garded as a good one in Colorado
where his services for main events were
always in demand He is clever to a
degree and should jolt Dalton good and
hard before the latter succeeds n land
ing an effective blow.
Frank has ii on the Kid so far as
stiffness and boxing is concerned.
Many, however, are of the opinion that
Dalton will outstay him and whip over
another knockout. But at that Dalton
was bit groggy before until he landed
a blow In the wind.
Eddie Meeney, who has hooked up
with All Wing several times, declares
that All will get young McGovern.
The chink was given a hard row TO
6erh ,cl1 10
he went against far heavier men than
himself. The poor fellow was given a
bad beating by Caesar Attell, whose
beefy frame appeared top-heavy beside
the little fellow.
Jack O'Brien is expected to drop in
from San Francisco this week and will
no doubt be interested in the conduct
of his valet, Swanson, who meets Tom
my Leahy. Swanson says he "bane
good enough" to lick Leahy and claims
that Mr.. O'Brien has taught him a lot
Of things which he is keeping up his
sleeve.
Manager McCarey is seriously con-
templating a match between the winner
of the Meeney-Irwin go and Jimmy
Walsh. This is an incentive which
should cause the boys to do all in their
power to win.
RumOr hath it that Jack Cox, the
famous New Zealand kangaroo, has
some new stunts to spring which will
surely hypnotic the Turk. Betting Is
now odds-on that if Cox goes down his
legs will shatter the arc lights. In such
an event the losers end will be con-
fiscated by McCarey to repair the dam
age.
A heavy reserve application indicates
that there will be main event at
tendace.