The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
IS
UNDEFEATED
IN RING.
Majority Of Chicago Pugi-
lists Bouts Won by the
Knockout Route.

Packy Mcfarland, the Chicago light
weight, who is regarded by many to he
tie legitimate successor of Joe Cans, when
tho old master quits or loses out, was
born in the Windy City November |. 1883,
and consequently is still shy Of twenty
years. Quitting school at the age of 10, he
entered his fathers boiler works and 1t
was there that he CAV evidence of pos
sessing natural iistic ability. He licked
the bully of the shops, a young man pounds
heavier, and arrested the atetntion of his
present manager, barry Gilmore, jr., who
took him in hand and brought him rapidly
to the front. How uniformly successful he
has been is shown by the fact that not one
of his opponents ever received as much as
a draw from him, the majority of his bouts
being won by the knockout route. His last
bout was with Bert keyes, over whom he
got the decision in twelve rounds. But as
AKeyes was there to stay the limit only that
particular go will nave to he eliminated
from the dope. His record follows'
1901.
Chicago, ILL.,, knockout, Pete West, two
rounds; kid Wallace, NC rodnds; Johnny
West, four rounds; kid Harris, live
rounds; Shorty Lang. one round; Young
Black, four rounds.
January 10-Kld Siefort, won. South
Bend, Ind, six rounds.
january 44-Jhch Adlhelt hllOChOult III
Cago, I'LL, fo1r rounds.
February 9-Bobby Ferris, won, Elkhart,
Ind, six rounds.
February lO-Jack Meyers, knockout,
South Bend, Ind, three rounds.
February 1S-Orviile Thorne, won, Chi-
cago, ILL.,. six rounds.
March 5-Ji1nny Murray. won, Chicago,
ILL.,, six rounds.
March 12-Jack Carr, knockout, Chicago,
ILL.,, three rounds.
March 22-Kid Greenburg, knockout, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, five rounds.
April 6-Jlmmy Sweeney, knockout, Chi
c0go, ILL.,. three rounds.
May eddie Connolly, knockout, Sum
init, ILL.,, two round
June 10-Jack Crammer, knockout, Michi'
gan City, four rounds.
July 2S-Hughey Gates, knockout, Chi
cago, H., four rounds:
1906.
January 15-Eddle Preston, knockout,
Grand Rapids, three rounds.
February 6-Eddie West, Knockout,
Chicago. ILL.,, two rounds.
February 1O-Kid Isso, Knockout. Mil
waukee, Wis, two rounds.
February 10-Kid Gilbert, Knockout, Mil
waukee,. Wis, three rounds.
March 2S-Nathan Frazen, won, Peoria
H., six rounds
June Skinny Ross, knockout, Sum
nit, ILL.,, three rounds
June Skid Brewer, knockout, Daven-
port, Iowa. three rounds.
July 10-Ike Nelson. knockout, Ham
mond, Ind, four rounds.
July &-Dddle Linden, knockout, Chi
cago, Ill, two ounds
July 2S-Tommy Moore, Knockout, DaV
export. Iowa. two rounds.
August 15-Jack Harding, knockout
Hammond. Ind, four rounds.
October 15-Billy Finnucane, knockout
Davenport. Iowa, five round
October 25-Fred Gilmore. knockout
Davenport, Iowa, three rounds.
November 15-Young Morris, knockout
Davenport, Iowa, two rounds.
December 23-Jack Fox, Knockout, Sum
nit, ILL.,, -four rounds.
1907.
February 20-Steve Kinney, knockout. Da
venport. Iowa, nine rounds.
March Jimmy Freslin, knockout, Chi
cago. H., two rounds.
March 12-Joe Galligan, knockout. DaVen
port, Iowa. eight rounds.
April 16-Kid Goodman, won, Davenport
Iowa, fifteen rounds.
May 10-Maurice Savers, won, Milwaukee
Wis, ten rounds.
June 2S-Charles Neary, won, Milwaukee,
Wis, ten rounds.
August 90-Benny Yanger, knockout, For
Wayne, Ind, four rounds.
October 16-Joe Galllgan, knockout. In
dianapolis, nine rounds.
October 23-Kid Goodman. won, For
Wayne, Ind, ten rounds.
November 2l-Kid Herman, no decision
Davenport. Iowa, fifteen rounds.