Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
KIDS WILL
MEETAGAIN
TOM McCAREY PLANS CHILDS'
NIGHT FOR 18TH
Four Bouts Have Been Arranged and
Class of Preliminary Boys Will
Meet-Gossp of the
Ring

Another childs' night at the Maud
Junction tabernacle of fstcuffs. Man
ager ,McCarey yesterday completed the
card he will spring on the 18th of the
month, and four bouts which should
prove hot ones. are down on the card Lit
tie Lord Fauntleroy will send to the
printers tomorrow.
Here's the way the type will read:
"Joe Smith and Dannie Webster; Jim
Ford and Kid Dalton: Eddie Chambers
and Kyle Whitney, and Jimmy Carroll
and Young McGovern." All the class in
the pork and bean outfit is collected in
this bunch and something will pop when
the boys get together next week.
OF course interest will center in the
Chambers Whitney mill, for the big fell
lows of the evening are both good ones
Whitney has been cleaning them all up
in Frisco, and Chambers was good
enough to cause him to get leave of
absence when he shot a couple over on
Joe Cans when training at Arcadia with
the champion.
Carroll is another northerner who has
been going some in his home village. The
little fellow has won more than his share
of battles and McCarey is tickled to death
in getting him to meet the local splinter,
McGovern.
Danny Webster won't have such a soft
time in whipping Smith as he did when
Burns mill. Smith had just blown in
from Arizona then, and was all out of
condition, yet he went on and gave Web
ster a hard run for the change. At that
Webster was not in the best shape him
self, for when he learned that Bubbles
had run out the local bantam champ
broke training and gave himself rest.
This time both men will be ready and
something will snap when the referee
sends them together.
Jim Ford and Kid Dalton have tangled
before, and their meeting was something
like real fight. The boys stood UP and
sugged each other all the way and the
show was so good that McCarey has
matched them in hopes of repetition.
Just who will be Jimmy Burns next
opponent has not been decided on, al
though Jimmy has been promised fight
in the near future. Young Donohue, one
of those brusing boys from the middle
west, has been in communication with
McCarey, but no articles have been
signed which would bind match with
the local lightweight
Another good man who may get a shot
at Burns is Kid Sullivan, the little Balti-
more fighter who has met the best in
the business and whipped some of them,
too Sullivan is watching for a chance to
get in out here, where the grass is long,
and McCarey is thinking seriously Of
sending him a ticket and telling MIN to
come.
Burns stated yesterday that he is will
ing to meet any of the boys mentioned,
but that the weight must be at 1873 at 8
o'clock on the day of the battle. Just
how long Jimmy has been able to dictate
terms is we'll known here, but if he can
get away with the play Manager Nc
Carey Is the only one to blame. Mac
should come right to the point and tell
Burns that he is running the local fight
club and that to get match Jimmy
must not be too much to the Nolan.
Abe Attel and Freddie Weekes are
both on their way to Los Angeles If the
kilograms McCarey received yesterday
are to be believed Abe wired that he
would start at once and Weekes was due
to leave Denver on last nights train.
The men will start training at once for
their battle here in a few weeks.
! A letter received by Lord Fauntleroy
from Frank Herman of the San Fran
cisco Bulletin sort of gives Tommy Burns
and his talk of $685. 900 purse for meet
| ing with Jack Robinson the laugh. Her
man states that the sports around the
bay look upon Tommy's statements as a
big Joke and that there is nothing doing
along the line of lot of money from
Jimmy Coffroth.
! Abdul the Turk ran out on the match
he had slated with Young Peter Jack
son, and now Manager Russell is looking
for another opponent to get in the San
Diego ring with the black man next
week. Young Peter is in hard luck in
securing a go. for he has done nothing
since he fought in Nevada Labor day.