Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-01
Boxing Gossip
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday-Pa; Moore vs.. Henry Mey-
ers, Honey MELODY vs.. Frank Perron,
and Tommy O'Keefe VS.. Kid Goodman,
10 rounds each. Armory 4. A, Boston;
Phil McGovern W. Charley Goldman,
Schenectady. y. Y; Young Erne VS..
Billy Willis, Philadelphia; Paddy Sui
Ivan VS.. Joe Stein. New York: Harry
Brady VS.. Clint Hollywood, Shanokin,
Pa
Wednesday-Tommy Murphy VS..
Battling Hurley. New York: Terry
Martin VS. Frank Martell, Harry West
VS.. Kid Carter, Thornton, r. L.: Johnny
Kilbone vs.. Jack White, Windsor, ont;
Jimmy Walsh VS.. French Kid, Rut-
land, Vt; Harry Clutch W.. Billy Dono-
van. Philadelphia, Howard smith vs.
Willie Mongo. New York.
hursday-Arthu Cote VS.. Charley
Siegcr. Lawrence; Ben Kaufman vs.
Bob Williams. Easton. Pa: Dick Nell
son VS. Andy Parker. Utica. n. y;
INK Russell VS.. Eddie Singer at Phila-
delpha.
Friday-Mike Twin Sullivan VS..
Jimmy Ciabby. Milwaukee; Eddie
Greenwood VS.. Tommy Dixon, Mem
phis; Dixie Kid vs.. Black Griff, Brook
lyn, N. Y: Young Ernc vs. Tom Cole
man, Philadelphia.
Saturday-Blly Allen W. Tommy
O'Toolc, Philadelphia, Grover Hayes
We. Dick Hyland. New Orleans.
Boston, Jan. 31.--The boxing SChed
ule. while fairly heavy for this week
will miss some of the bouts originally
planned for. Harry Lewis was suppos
ed to meet Willie Lewis in Paris Sat
urday night. but owing to the floods in
the French city boxing contests are out
Of the question and all those scheduled
have been postponed indefinitely. The
bouts that usually take place weekly
at the Apollo A. c. in Salem are things
of the past, temporarily at least
The all-star show at the Armory to-
morrow night is attracting consider
able local interest and the attendance
OF members promises to reach the over
flow figures. Each contest is scheduled
for 10 rounds. the Pal Moore Henry
Miers clash being considered the main
bout The last time these boys met it
was a case of the members on their
feet during most Of the rounds The
Honey Melody Frank Perron contest is
most apt to end in a knockout and the
way that Melody has been boxing
lately. it looks like Mr.. Pcrron for the
short end
Tommy O'keefe of Philadelphia. who
will meet Kid Goodman in the third of
the bouts. has never boxed in Boston
but his record speaks for itself. such
clever boxers as Young Nitchie. Young
Erne and Grover Hayes having been
walloped by OKeefe. Goodman will
have to be in his old time form if he
hopes to defeat the clever Quaker.
1t didn't take much dickering for q
return match between Owen Moran
and Matty Baldwin and the members
OF the Armory A. A. will have an OPP
portunity to again see these boys in
action. Tuesday evening. Feb. s.
Jimmy Walsh will meet the French
Kid" at Rutland. VT. Wednesday night
On Saturday he will probably appear
at a smoker of the Portland, Nc. A. c.
Stanley Ketchel has signed for a
10-round bout with Frank Klaus of
Pittshurg. The fight will take place
March II in Pittsburg.
Sam Berger. manager of J. j. Jeff
ries. was arrested at Belingham,
Wash, Sunday night on a charge of
interfering with officers in the dis
charge of their duties. He was taken
to the city Jail, where he was released
on $50 bail. Later the bail was return
ed to Berger and the charge was with
Drawn. Hcrger claims that the arrest
was made because he refused five Off
GERS tree admission to the show
at Bellingham theatre.