Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-26
NANIELL MAKES
SMITHS SECONDS
THROW Up SPONGE
Harvey SmOthers Red Murphy.
Cy Smith Matched With Willie
Beecher--AttelI VS.. Maekey
at Browns Tomorr0w-Mad-
den to Meet Brown.
MANTELL, of P~aNtuokee,
won over Jim Smith in seven

rounds last night at the Fair
mont Club. in New York, where the
W men were scheduled to go ten
rounds in the final bout OF the eve
ming. 1t was only Smiths wonderful
grit and r~uggedness that pulled him
through many stormy sessions before
the seventh round, when his man
ager. Jimmy Johnson, tossed a towel
into the ring.
Mantell showed himself to be a clever
t~wo-handed fighter. with good judg-
nent Of distance and ability to take
q good punch and fight Jack.
Smith had little knowledge of the
game and depended on his strength TO
pull him through. His defense was
fair but awkward, and Mantell had
little difficulty in f~elnting his man out
of knots and ripping in solid punches
to the face.
In the fourth Mantell landed tils
knock-down punch, but failed to fol-
low it with the knockout. After thai
Mantell deliberately proceeded to cut
and slash Smith into ribbons.
Charley Harvey, the speedy bantam
weight of Philadelphia, won the shade
over Kid Murphy last night in a ten
round go at Browns Gymnasium.
Harvey was a phantom before the
New York boy. who tried hard, but
was always a bit short with his leads.
Three OF the four preliminary bouts
ended by the X. O. route, and the Sec
ond bout was stopped in the second
round. In the semi-final jeff Smith
gave Al Rose the heating of his life
and put him down for the count in
the third round.
Tommy Burns will fight Sam Lang
ford, the colored cyclone. Of Boston. a
twenty-round battle at n show 10 he
held by Hugh Mcintosh, The Australian
fight promoter, in England the last
week In December or the early part Of
January. Burns made d statement at
Seattle. Wash. today in Which he said
that all arrangements mad been COM
pleted for the contest, but before talk
ing on Langford he would meet AN
unknown" for twenty rounds at Seat
tie the middle of next north Burns
viii sail for England Immediately after
this fight.
Frank Klaus and Leu Houck, the
middlewcight fighter OF Lancaster. Pa.
have been matched by Jacji McGuigan
manager OF the National \. G. of
Philadelphia, to battle sor six rounds
at the show Of the club on Saturday
Klaus is a tough customer, and If
Houck can beat him ne will BE- elassed
as one of the legitimate c~ontenders
FOR the middleweight title.
All details for the twelve round bout
between Jim Barry. the Chicago heavy
weight, and Porky Flynn. the Boston
fighter. were arranged N Boston 10.
day. The men will battle in the main
bout at the next show Of the Arnory
| A. A., Boston, on Tuesday night. II
Barry beats Flynn an effort will be
made to match him with Al kaufman
at the same club in two weeks.
Willie Beecher. of New York, and
Grover Hayes. Of Philadelphia, boxed
twelve lively rounds to "A draw at the
Armory A. A.. OF Boston, last night.
There were some lively exchanges in
the early rounds. hut in the last two
: sessions they snapped punches as fast
as they could let go TO the face and
/. jaw.
Billy Honey" Melody. the Boston
- weller weight, is COINS 70 iisht again
He has been signed to meet Maurice
Lemoyne, of Webster. Mass. for
I twelve rounds at the Lakeside 4. c.
2 on the night of November 8.
At the sharlley A. c. tonight Dixie
3 Kid" the colorcd welter-woight. will
. meet Denis Tighe, Of Scranton, cham
pion of the navy. in the s.ar bout of
J. ten rounds. In the semi-hnal Young
Healy, of Newark, will meet some
good boy.
Cy Smith has been matched to meet
= Willie Beecher in the star o of ten
: rounds at the Olympic club on Novein-
Der Z,
frankie Madden Will meet Knockout
; Brown at Browns Gymnasium Novem-
a Der II.
> Abe Attell. the featherweight cham-
q pion, will be seen in action tomorrow
night-at Browns Gymnasium. where
he meets Biz Mackey. OF Cleveland, IN
the main bout.
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