Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
HYLAND FORCES
JACK COODMAN
and WINS FIGHT
Billy Lewis Has Wide Margin
Over Eddie McMahOn-At-
tell Wins.
Tr was mighty near taps for an

r T was mighty near taps" for an
n other local idol" at the National
Sporting Club In New York last
night, when Fighting Dick Hyland, of
California, whaled Jack Goodman all
over the ring in their ten-round bout.
All that Goodman had was left jab
and a lot of cleverness. Hyland had
almost everything in the game. In
every round he waded in. Goodman 8
ribs were as red as school girls
cheek on commencement night, where
Hyland's terrific blows landed. While
the crowd favored Goodman, Hyland
was not without supporters, and when
the gong rang at the end of the tenth
round there were yells for both men.
1t was Hylands fight by a safe mar
gin because of his aggressiveness and
his stronger blows.
In the senli-final of six rounds Billy
Lewis, of Newark, had a wide margin
over Eddie Mcmahon. of New York.
Lewis landed nearly all the blows and
Mcmahon weathered the six rounds
by continually hugging and refusing
to break when ordered by the referee.
Charlie Lawrence, the Bronx well
terweight, who has beaten Matt Wells
and Jack Dorman, has been matched
to box Paddy Sullivan, the fighting
Irishman, of Brooklyn, In the star
bout of ten rounds at Browns gym
nasium Tuesday, September 20.
The semi-final will be between Marty
O'Brien, who is Cy Smiths sparring
partner, and Kid Bolt who has fought
Phil Cross a draw.
The other six-round bout will bring
together Young O'Brien, of Jersey
City, and Charlie Burns, who boxed
Young Shugro at this club last week.
Abe Attell, champion featherweight,
won a ten-round no-decision bout from
Charlie White, of Chicago, last night.
1t was his fast work in the last two
rounds which gave him the newspaper
decision, and until that time White
had a good chance to break even with
the champion.
Abe was sent against the ropes in
the first, but came back smiling and
landed hard left to Whites face.
The champion did all the fighting in
the tenth and would have won the
decision on this, If nothing else. White
was continually holding, while Abe
showed his cleverness by breaking
away with blow.
After several weeks of dickering
match has finally been arranged be-
tween Packey Mcfarland. the crack
Chicago fighter and Jack Goodman, the
fast local boxer. They will come to-
gether In a ten-round bout at the Fair
mont A. C. on the night of Septem-
ber 81.
Tommy Murphy, who has been TAX
ing a good rest for several months, will
don the mitts again on October l. On
that night he will journey to New Or
leans, where he will meet Johnny
Frayne, of California, for ten rounds
before the New Orleans A. G.
Knockout Brown, the east side kid
with the wallop, was matched today to
meet Fighting Dick Hyland for ten
rounds at the Olympic A. c., of Harlem,
on Monday evening. October 10.
Tom O'Rourke has grabbed another
good bout for his National Sporting
Club. He has matched Joe Jeannette
and Morris Harris, the colored heavy
weights, to meet for ten rounds at his
club on September 80. Tom OVERLY, the
Pennsylvania colored heavyweight, and
BLACK Bill" another colored scrapper.
will meet in the semi-final of sis
rounds.
The ten-round bout between Frankie
Burns, of Jersey City, and Phil Nc
Govern, of Brooklyn, the clever ban
tamweights. which was scheduled for
the National Sporting Club on Septem
ber 80, has been declared off becaus
the managers of both fighters wanted
the clubhouse and O'Rourke was not
Willing to hand n over tO them