Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-01
KNOCKOUT CARD
IS ARRANGED
M'CAREY ADDS ANOTHER SIX
ROUND BOUT
THIRTY-sIx ROUNDS OF REAL
FIGHTING SCHEDULED
Youngsters Attracting Good Crowds to
Maud Pavilion Every Afternoon
and They Provide Fine
Entertainment

Despite that the great lightweight
battle July 4 overshadows all other
scraps in the near future in import
ance, the fans are attending the after
noon workouts of the boys who are
training at the Maud Junction pavil-
ion in a manner that Arrests the indis-
putable fact that it is not so much a
question of class as that of the pros
pect for real fighting that creates in
terest in any pugilistic event. The
boys are working like championships
depended upon the result of their
fights, and If they perform with the
same dash, courage and effectiveness
in the ring that the- show in training
the friday night card at Maud will be
featured by the kind of scrapping that
all fans like.
The Encouragement of the card. made
necessary by the inability of Tremble
and. Cameron to get in condition for
their ten-round fight on such short no
tices leaves six bouts at six rounds
each, and Manager McCarey is of the
opinion that this distance is sufficient
for the decisive settlement of all the
individual supremacy arguments. He
has carded only those boys who have
shown by their works that they will
fight every minute they are in the ring
and each bout is SO nicely balanced
that the winners must put up their
best efforts to get the long end of the
purse.
Following is the caro- as completed
yesterday:
Kid Webster VS.. Tommy Hennessey
at 122 pounds
Frank Picato VS.. Jack Kennedy at
1873 pounds.
Coffee-CooIer VS.. Al vogt at 1873
pounds.
Young Jensen VS.. Billy Morris at 155
pounds.
Tattooed Kid VS.. Jack Stewart at 1913
pounds.
Dick Winter VS.. Kid Adams at 125
pounds.
Theirs is quantity and quality to this
card, and every boy who is engaged in
the bouts is a natural tighter. While
interest centers in the bouts between
Kid Webster and Tommy Hennessey
and that of Frank Picato and Jack
Kennedy, the remaining four scraps
will be just as lively and as filed with
good old-fashioned slugging that
should produce quick results.
| Little is known Of the Young Har-
lem Coffee Cooler beyond the informa-
tion given out by his manager, G. M.
Hoyt. He says that the Cooler has en-
gagged in only eight battles In his life,
all in Philadelphia, having begun fight
ing professionally last October, but in
these fights he has decisively whipped
his opponent, with one exception, scor-
ing knockout victories in about half Of
them. He is a chocolate drop OF great
promise and depends upon his ability
to set a swift pace and slug like a
heavyweight.
Picato is a knocko-t fighter of the
most pleasing type, going after his
opponent from the start to the finish,
and it is a habit with him to put them
to sleep in Jig time. He is second AL
Kaufman In this respect, and is so
good that unless some scrapper comes
along and cops him real soon he soon
will be doing main event stunts with
the best lightweight boys in this part
of the country.
webster. of course, Is a fighter OF
proved class, and his championship as
pirations are taken seriously by those
who have seen him fight In the last
year. He is a main event fighter. and
classes with any of the boys in hts
division. Hennessey. his opponent, is
a snowy and effective mauler, and II
he can avoid those webster hRymak-
ers that copped him in their previous
scrap he will make It interesting for
Danny