Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-28
those ..rushing Kids. Mac picked

of those rushing kids" Mac picked him out.
 They were matched when Attell get ting an offer from Philadelphia to fight Spike Robson the Engllshman, had the lemon bout postponed and came on to fight Robson.
 A couple of nights ago Abe fought Solomon in Los Angeles, winning the decision at the end of twenty rounds. Attell was very strong and had his man at his mercy for yhe whole dis tance. He just toyed with the Kid, and the crowd became sore because Abe didn't put him out.
 Terry McGovern has so far recovered from the attack of illness with which he was beset some months ago that he is able to go around public places.
 Yesterday Terry was out to the Polo Grounds watching his fayorite ball team, the Giants, at work.
 Terry yelled his head off and all the newspapermen were glad to have the little fellow down in the front row with them again.
 It is certain that he will never en- ter the ring again but will start a draying business as soon as the man. agers of the benefit fund find a good location for him.
 Harry Harris, the ex-Chicago feath- erweight, has at last been able to get AZ t++nII tba obap,nian to mako q proposition to him.
 A few days ago Al Lippe, Harris manager, received a letter from Abe. The champion said that he was willing to hook up with Harry providing Lippe could get s10,000 purse for ten round go in this city.
 Abe certainly is a high-priced fight CT, but as Harris has been offering to bet anything up to 5000 that he can beat the Californian there is no req son why he will not be able to land some one who is willing to put up guarantee for the money Abe de- mandS.
 Joe Jeanette, the heavyweight black who a few months ago was begging managers of clubs to give him a chance to fight, has developed so well that he is now one of the busiest men of the ring. He is to meet Fred Bradley, if the man with the punch beats Jack Blackburn at the Washington Sporting club in on Monday night. He will have contest with Sam Lang ford, the negro, who has cut such a swath in England, in July, before the National Sporting club of New York. Then an effort is being made to have a contest between him and Jack Johnson, who is now in Cali fornia, and the Washington Sporting club wants to put him against Jack O'Brien in Philadelphia. Billy Me- Carney, the manager of the club, is friend of O'Brien, and he would give Jack a chance to get back into public favor.
 Sailor Burke and Dave Holly will go on Bridgeport tonight. Burke is a promising fighter and with instruction would soon be able to get on big fights in the west. He is a hard hitting fellow, with a knockout in either hand. Dave Hol- ly has fought Joe Cans several times and never been put out by Cans. Once they fought 20 rounds, Cans getting the decision. As Holly is much lighter man than Burke, the sailor will have very good chance of wearing him down before the end of the battle.
 Pril Brock, of Cleveland, defeated Chester Goodwin, of Boston, last night at the New York Consolidated Athletic club. Bad judgment on the part of Brock is the ninth round prevented him from scoring a knockout.
 After Brock had scored two knock downs with vicious right hand swings to the jaw and had Goodwin iD dazed condition, he made the mistake of following Goodwin to the ropes and him with blows on the kidneys. Had he allowed Goodwin to take down his guard and go 10 the center of the ring. Brock undoubtedly would have landed another blow on the jaw and ended the fight. They were on the ropes when the bell ended the round. Goodwin was stronger in the tenth round and managed 10 evade