Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
S|X-EVENT CARD
TO Be HUMMER
M'CAREY BREAKS RECORD
WITH PROGRAM
Every Bout Rated as Classy Fistic At
traction-Browne and TrembIe
Should Provide RattIng
Sport

Tom McCarey has done several rec
ord-brealling things of late, but seems
on variety bent. A perusal of the six
event card which he has arranged for
Maud Junction exhibition next Wednes-
| day evening shows that never before
in ring history has such a show been
| dished up for the prices asked.
Three, two and one are the allot-
ments of silver that you are asked to
| give for assisting at a forty eight
round program. Not the number of
rounds so much as the class of ring
sters entered proves the feature. 1t is
| small wonder that Tom has a monop-
oily on the fight business.
Witness George Browne and Jim
Tremble going on at San Diego or
some less favored place. The prices
for such bout would come at least to
that asked for the entire evening at
Maud Junction.
Down the line it is a sizzling list
Three ten-round gos are scheduled
with three six-round bouts coming
first. 1t would be difficult to choose
top liner though the BrowneTrem-
BILE affair is bound to show something
Should Browne win it may mean that
his preliminary days in Los Angeles
are over. The long, lanky fellow has
been winning so consistently that a de-
cisive victory over Tremble would
place him in line for a main go of
| some kind.
Browne is said by some to be under
| rated. He holds a twenty-round draw
with Joe Thomas and possesses the
distinction of having stopped Warren
! Zubrick in seven rounds. Maud juno
! ton attendants remember Zubrick as
one of the toughest men of his weight
that ever appeared here. He was re-
garded by many as coming cham
pion, so light OF foot and deadly o
punch did he show.
Tremble has been a trial horse fo
many a year, but it has taken the bes
of them to give Jim the bad end. His
last appearance was when he went nine
rounds with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
who was first demonstrating Angelen-
ans what he could do in the fistic line
Jack disposed of his first opponent In
three rounds and then went nine with
| James.
This event means much for Browne
as he must go a bit to do anything
with the husky Tremble.
Then. what about Kid Dalton and
Frank Sheek? They have been bring
ing boys from far and near to beat this
Dalton and so far no one has been able
to solve him with the single exception
of Harry Baker, who secured ten
!
Last time they met Sheek looked a
winner. as he directed strong blows tc
the Kids head. Sheek, however, may
have been a bit off color, as he slowed
down to have Dalton put over hare
one to the kidneys that doubled hlm up
At that there are those who like
Sheek's chances.
Are you ready, Eddie Meeney? L
NOT. take a few days and prepare fol
10 NKrha
the fastest milling ever seen at Nauc
junction must come to the fore. Wher
irwin left the ring after his first anC
last fight he was given the creates
send-off that ever gladdened a loca
boxers ears.
All but knocked out he hoisted an up
per cut to his opponents chin Which
sent that worthy to the floor and so ia
as the world was concerned oblivion
5 probably it was the fastest go on rec
t ord. In Meeney Irwin meets a dis
g tinctly clever boy and one who posses
2 SEES a punch. The bout should be wortl
admission price.
e All Wing has been persuaded to leav'
the vegetable garden long enough t.
+ spank gloves with Young McGovern
n All Wing was never given a man of hi
weight in Los Angeles, and conse
= uuently did not show anything. Agains
a McGovern. however, he will not b
t handicapped by averdupois, and ma
r cop first money.
Last but not least come Mr. Turl
s and Mr.. Cox, those celebrated coined
II ians whose fame as side ticklers of tn
g first water will never die. McCarey'
vein of humor is much to the fore here
:, and those in attendance will doubles
= show their appreciation.
a All vaudeville artists at present il
a the city should not miss this. 1t ma
a mean money to them in their laugh
: making business.