The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-07

crop OF DhilldHiS at any ulSldict.
The bantamweight tryouts at the Bedr
ford Ciup next Monday night are the
talk of pugiliStlc circles. Ihe runner-up
will be matched with Monte Attell for
the bantamweight title OF the country.
Joe Wagner ngntS Coster. This match
Will be bitterly contested. Both boys are
Italians, and they are sure to have many
admirers from their districts to urge them
on 10 victory. McGovern and Goldman
are hard at 1t getting in shape TOR their
mill. and 1t should be a hummer If the
boys mix up as they did in the last en-
the measure of Terry's younger b%rotner,
and this will be his chance. The two
winners will be matched up for a ten
round battle on the following Monday
night. and then it will be the champion
ship or bust.
Dave Porteous says he is not going to
referee any more nights In Oklahoma.
Dave refereed the Ciifford-Nelson battle,
and there were enough deputy sheriffs
armed with artillery at the ringside to
sink a warship. | ave says he does not
mind being shot, but he wants to know
who is doing the shooting. and when there
We're so many he could not watch them
all at the same time.
Ad Wolgast will rest a few days at his
home in Cadillac, Mich, before, going to
Los Angeles to make ready for the Nelson
fight of July 10. Wolgast says he will
weigh about 12S in that bout, and that
Nelson will have to make 133 at the ring.
SIDE. The Middle West chap says he Will
only make weight for Attell in the future,
and will do 122 five hours before him..
Nelson is not worrying much over the
outcome OF his battle with Wolgast. I'm
not sure as to whether 1t will be sched-
uled for ten or twenty rounds, but that
don't make a bit of difference to me.
declares Nelson. You see now worried
have to send my little brother after him
to turn the trick" After his battle with
Wolgast, Nelson is not quite decided as
to what he will do In a pugilistic way;
Johnny Thompson. as he promised, but
Is still considering any proposition. with
big money attached to it. Bat figures
that he and Ketchel are the best attrac-
tons on the coast, and as such he de-
hands the best purses available.
Stanley Ketchel is not going to fight Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo light heavyweight, in a
ten-round bout at the Pacific a. e, Of
Los Angeles, Cal, on July IA, owing to the
fact that he broke his right hand In his
battle with Billy Papke yesterday; Willus
Britt, manager of Ketchel, said that
Flynn is too dangerous a man for
Ketchel to take a chance with a broken
hand.
Marvin Hart, the Louisville heavyweight.
and Mike Schreck, the Cincinnati scrap
per, who have fought several times, have
been matched to meet in another battle.
This time they will come together in a
ten-round bout at a show to be pulled off
by the Sherburn A. c.. of Terre Haute,
Ind, on the night of July 20. They ought
to give away souvenirs with this fight, as
the men know each other thoroughly.
Sam Langford has begun training at
Boston for Lis six-round bout with "Klon-
dyke" the big colored fighter Of Chicago,
which takes place at the Bijou Theatre,
in Pittsburg, on next Tuesday night. AS
"Klondyke' has not fought Cor a long
time, Langford will probably experience
little trouble In beating him. After this
fight Langford expects to go to California
to ny and get on a bout with Stanley
Ketchel.
Patsey Kline. one of the most promising
featherweights turned out in this vicinity
in several years, Will meet FRANKIE Moore,
the Quaker City fighter, for ten rounds at
the Long Acre A. G. stag on Saturday
night. They will battle Mt 122 pounds
weigh in at 6 p. IN. Kline will surely make
Moore battle as he never did before in
order TO make any kind OF a showing with
him.