Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-16

mons place, in San Rafael, and Nelson
located al Millett's, at Colma. Moran
is in fine shape, and Nelson declares
he never felt better. The Dane says
every one Will admit after this bout
that he has come back" Betting is
at even money.
Abe Attell will box Pal Moore at the
Fairmont Athletic Club in New York
November %. He arrived in Manhat-
tan from New Orleans late last night,
and will open his training quarters at
cnce
Max Marks defeated Young Ahearn
in the main bout al the Ridgewood A.
n and 1t was not until the final round
that Marks took the lead.
Joe Seiger, of Philadelphia, beat Ed
die Rector, Of this city, easily at
Browns gymnasium last night. Seiger
didn't have much trouble in beating
his man. In the last round Seiger had
Rector all but out.
The bout between Willie Lewis and
the Dixie" Kid at the National Sport
ing Club tomorrow night figures to be
the best battle that has been held In
New York for many months. Both
boys are clever, shifty boxers, who
carry a terrific wallop in both hands.
This will be the second meeting of
this pair. On the former occasion the
Dixie Kid won, but Lewis has always
claimed he was not In good condition.
Since that bout Lewis met and de-
feated Sailor Burke in a rafting fight.
Abe Attell and Frankie Conley, the
Western fighter, have beer matched
for twenty-five rounds for the feather
weight championship Of the world at
the West Side A. c., OF New Orleans,
on Sunday afternoon, December 25.
A team of heavyweights will fight
the main bout at the stag of the Mara
thon A. c., of Brooklyn, on Monday
night. Porky Flynn. of Boston, who
recently beat Jim Barry, will meet
Morris Harris, the husky colored fighter
of Philadelphia, for ten rounds.
Jimmy Carroll, the California bantam
weight, and Tommy Houck. of Phila-
delphia, were matched today by Jess
McMahon to meet in a ten-round bout
at the stag of the Olympic A. c., of
Harlem, on Monday evening, Decem-
Der IL.
"Cy'' Smith, the cyolone fighter OF
New Jersey, has been secured to meet
Mickey Cannon. of Pittsburg, for six
rounds in the windup at the National
A. c., OF Philadelphia, on Saturday
night.
At the Sharkey A. c., Young Britt,
bantamweight champion OF the South,
will tackle Tommy Stage. OF Philadel-
phia, in the main bout of ten rounds
In the semi-1nai Marty Brown will
meet Dick Peters for six rounds.
At the Sylvan A. c., of Harlem,
Johnny Baker and Kid Rose will box
the star bout of ten rounds.
One of the best bouts ever arranged
by the Olympic A. c. is the ten-round
go between Lew Powell. of California,
and Young Otto. which takes place at
the clubs stag tonight.
Johnny Coulon, the bantamweight
champion, has been signed UP for two
fights. His first will be at the Badger
A. c., of Milwaukee. on Thanksgiving
Day afternoon. and his second with
either Philly McGovern or Patsy Bran
nigan. of Pittsburg. for ten rounds be-
fore the New Orleans A. c., on De-
cember 3.
All details for the bout between
Monte Ateil, the California bantam,
and Jimmy Walsh, OF Boston. have
finally been arranged. They will meet
for ten rounds before the Empire A.
c., of Kansas City. on the night of
November %.