Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-09
Kid Broad and Twin Miller His
~Victims-AttelI VS..
Moran.

DUNG ERNE, who is out with a
Y def to AID Wolgast, the 1%SS-pound
title-holder, won an easy victory
over Kid Broad and Charlie (Twin)
Miller, whom he met at the Douglas
Club last night. fighting each of the
boxers three rounds.
Erne had it all over his foes, keep
ing himself out of reach from their
wild swings by his fast footwork.
A contest of international import
ance is scheduled for the National
Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, for
tonight, when Abe Attell, feather
weight champion of America, meets
owen Moran in the wind-up. Attell
has easily demonstrated his SUI
periority over all the boys of his
weight in this country. The American
champion is anxious to lower the colors
of the Englishman, and, as he has had
plenty of work recently, there is every
reason for believing that he will be In
the best possible shape for this bout.
Moran is one of the most consistent
trainers in the business, and will enter
the ring tonight right as a trivet.
Milwaukee Is to stage a bout which
should be very interesting. Packey
Mcfarland and Young Sammy Smith
are matched to meet at catch weights
at the Hippodrome November IL.
Philly McGovern is training hard at
Sheepshead Bay for his bout with
Johnny Daily tomorrow night at
Browns Gym. Daily put up a great
night and McGovern realizes hat he
must be in tip-top shape to win.
Joe Coster and Young O'Leary are in
great condition for their bout at the
Brooklyn Beach A. c. tomorrow night.
Jim Stewart, the Brooklyn architect.
who has climbed to the near-top of
the fstic ladder in the last two years,
is confident that he will qualify for a
meeting with Jack Johnson In his bout
with Al Kaufman at the National
Sporting Club ON Friday night
Stewart is modest enough to say that
he does not expect to meet Johnson
right away, but he figures that at his
present rate of improvement he will
develop into the white mans hope
within another year
Joe Jeanette, who will probably
meet Johnson in a finish battle ir
Paris next June, has taken charge oil
Stewards training. He a y the Brook
lyn Adonis will be too fast for the
s~low-goipg Californian n that he will
/ no r,-xr H. a-IA ~ 1ZA,p.-- ~ -ttaA n
pace that the latter will not get 6
chance TO set for his famous body
blows.
Harry Forbes, ex-champion bantam
weight of the world. won handily owe
Young Morgan. of Pittsburg. at OLE
City Hall In an election night show.
Tony Ross, the Italian heavyweight
of New Castle. Pa, and Jack Twin
Sullivan have been matched to battl
for ten rounds at a show to be held a
Syracuse, N. Y, on the night of No
vember 16.
Tommy Murphy and Knockou
Grown are in perfect condition 70
their ten-round bout at the special sta
of the Olympic A. c. Harlem, tomor
row night.
At the Sharkey A. C. tonight Paid
Sullivan and Johnny Dohan will elias
in the main bout of ten rounds. Youn
Reilly and Charley Burns will meet Il
the semi-final for six rounds.
At the Unity A. c., Lynbrook, Lon
Island, Fighting Kennedy and Dixi
Brown, the colored fighter. will battl
for ten rounds.
Sailor Burke, of Brooklyn, was give
the award over Bill McKinnon In thei
twelve-round bout at the Armory A. A
last night. Frank Klaus. of Pittsburf
was to have been Burke's opponen'
but he was indisposed. When tn
referee gave his decision there was tn
usual howl, some claiming it shout
have been called a draw, others figur
ing McKinnon as the winner and man
c%onceding that tho decision was RICH
1t was a fast. hard-fought contest. an