Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-08
ATTELL FIGHTS
OLD FOE MORAN
TOMORROW NIGHT
Klaus Threatened with Pnen-
mOnia-His Bout with Burke
Is Off-Madden and Dick Nell
son Slowed Away by Cy Smith
and Harry Lewis, Respectively

A BE ATTELL. champion feather
~ weight of the world, and Owen
Moran, one of the best little
fighters hat ever visited these shores
from a foreign country. Will meet for
the fourth time tomorrow night. The
bout will take place al the National
A. G.. of Philadelphia They will spar
for six rounds. and as both BOYS are
lightning-fast boxers. they should put
UP n Of the best fights eve seen in
the Quaker town.
Moran has trained faithfully for this
go. for a whole lot depends on the
result. He is matched to meet Battling
Nelson in san Francisco on November
26. and unless he beats Attell or holds
him TO a draw his bout with Nelson
may be called off and Attell put on in
his place.
Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg light
m~iddleweight, was taken suddenly i'll
while in training. AS a result his
twelve-round bout with Sailor Burke,
which was scheduled to take place be-
fore the Armory A. A., of Boston, to-
night. has been postponed for "A few
weeks. Klaus is suffering from a Sc
we're cold and is threatened with pneu-
monia.
Frank Madden. styled the lightweight
champion of the Bowery, was placed in
the back row in the lightweight class
when he was knocked out by Cyclone
Cy Smith, the Hoboken boxer, in the
eighth round of their scheduled ten
round mix-up at h olympic A. c.
last night. At no stage of the combat
did Madden have a look in. After a
minute of fighting in the sixth round
Smith dealt Madden a bard right.
which sent his opponent clear across
the ring to the ropes, and from then
till the end of the round Madden was
helpless. Madden was sent down twice
for the count of nine in the seventh
round. The end came in the eighth,
when Smith hooked a right to the head
and followed this UP with a smashing
left to the jaw.
Harry Lewis, the Philadelphia weiter-
weight, knocked out Fighting Dick
Nelson, of Brooklyn. in the second
round of their scheduled ten-round con-
test at the American A. c.. of Schen-
ectady. last night. The bout was adj
vertised as a championship combat. as
Nelson recently defeated Dixie KID.
who is acknowledged the real leader In
the welterweight division.
AL Lppe, manager of Harry Lewis.
announced today that he and Lewis
will sail for Paris on November Is on
the steamship Adriatic. Lippe ays
that Lewis has been signed UP for
seven fights over in Paris, the FIRST
being with Gunner Moir, the English
heavyweight, whom he will tackle in q
twenty-round bout the last week of
this month.
Biz Mackey, the Cleveland feather
weight, has been matched to meet Joe
Theel, the clever Philadelphia fighter,
for ten rounds at the National A. c., OF
Brooklyn, on Saturday night.
Philly McGovern, who is training at
Sheepshead Bay for his bout with
Johnny Daily. at Browns gym next
Thursday night. is working harder than
he ever has preparing for a battle, as
he realizes that DAILY is in superb form.
Daily, who put up such a brilliant
fight recently with frankie Burns. Of
Jersey CITY, Is SO continent OIL ocAcd'-
ing McGovern that his manager, MI
McNeallis, has accepted two other
matches for him conditioned on his vic
tory Thursday night. DAILY is back in
his old-time form. and that satisfies his
supporters that he has more than an
even chance defeating McGovern.
For a battle between little men it
will probably be one of the best staged
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Charles Harvey, of Chicago. had the
better of Jimmy Carroll. of San Fran
cisco. in a fast 10-round bout at Albany
last night.