Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-17
THIRTY-SlX ROUNDS
ON NEXT MAUD CARD
Pacific Athletic Club Arranges Inter-
esting Program of Small Bouts
to Replace Proposed Big
Battle

Careful scrutiny reveals the fact that
Manager McCarey of the Pacific Ath-
letic club has arranged one OF the most
interesting cards of the season for the
pavilion next Monday evening. Tues
day evening is the regular day OF the
week when the club stages its attrac-
tions, but because of the circus Tues
day and Wednesday the date was
shifted forward to Monday.
This makes thirty-siX rounds of box
ing and as each of the bouts has boys
engaged who are evenly matched the
fans will see some of the 5old-time
scrapping with the result in doubt In
almost every contest.
Coulter will make his second appear
ance before the fans in professional
fight and the experience gained in his
contest with Herb White will serve
him to good purpose when he stacks
up against Gene Sullivan and the serv-
ices of Eddie Webster will be Of great
value in showing him how to tackle
the ex-amateur champion of the coast
for the year 1908. Coulter is working
hard at the pavilion to get in shape
and he will enter the ring fully con-
fident of taking Sullivan's measure.
Sullivan at Vernon is going about his
work with confident smile and he
feels just as sure that he will be de-
clared the winner as Coulter. A really
clever battle is bound to result from
the meeting of the pair fresh from the
amateur ranks, and the Los Angeles
Athletic club will make a large reSer-
walton Of seats for the event.
Charles Norvel will make his first
bow to the Los Angeles patrons of the
game. The fans have been anxious
to see new faces at the pavilion and
Manager McCarey has been doing his
best to get fighters of known merit
from other sections of the country to
appear at the pavilion, and some good
scraps will be placed on the boards as
the season advances. Norvel is accred-
tied with a punch, but this heralding
Of his powers has no terrors for Jimmy
Brady, who has been willing to con-
cede almost anything to get on with
the Butte hard-hitter. Norvel Is train
ing at Venice and has Doc Gene jeff
cry looking after his interests.
Jimmy Austin and Kid Cleveland
have been trying to get together for
over a year and now that they have
come to terms as to the weight ques-
ton the fans are sure to witness some
of the most clever work which old
Maud has seen in many day. Jimmy
has only one defeat to his credit and
Cleveland has polished off all of the
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away ten or twelve pounds. The ten
sessions should be well fraught with
interest
Dan Sullivan also is newcomer. His
go with Arthur Collins will try him
out thoroughly and his fast work in
the training camp shows that Collins
will have nothing on him when 1t comes
to foot work for Dan is lively as a
cricket and in fact is one of the few
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out taking a blow. or course in the
mixups Collins will be able to show
well and the dusky fighter possibly
may outlast the newcomer.
Jack Burns and Jack Sieberg may
be put on for a ten-round go on the
2Sth. Manager McCarey of the Pa
cific Athletic club sent Sieberg an Of
fer yesterday and If he accepts a fine
card will be made UP for the date.