The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
MORAN ACCEPTS SEJ,DO0 OFFER
TO FIGHT UOLGAST,
hut Nelson's Cenauerer doesn't Expect q
Ready Response ami u s;o,ns on the
stnge-Atteii wants to Meet Briton
Echoes of Pal M0ores Defeat.

W. tonroth To night Nogast twenty-five"
rounds IN san Francisco for pur-eof sI5.Ooo
the date to he left Ia the Milwaukee boxer
~ wolgast has already announced that
he will not take On Moran befor" next May
the latter may decic" Ia meet >orne other
UhallengeTS notably n. -. Brown and Abe
Attsll before local clubs. Molaast mean
Will" has practically agreed to box ten
rounds with brown in Milwaukee, late In
January or early IN February. Browns
manager. Danny Morgan. having just
received "A letter Ia that effect
Arriving here from the Coast on sunday.
Moran will begin ten weeks vaudeville
engagement AT salary. II - -aid, OF SIS"
week. That means no more lighting Tor
the little Rr,'on until some time IN f"brh-
ary. although h - Brown - nNlou- To
meet him at the Fairmont 4. a. IN three
weeks. Moran isn't IN the habit Of deciin-
ing challenges aud a. soon a. his theatrical
stunt ends he will be ready TO meet all
,onlers. Attel. his old enemy. vanAs to
nght him again, and II they come together
The fur Is sure to ny. Attell, having dts
posed Of Pal Moore. thinks he can win the
lightweight title from woigast and IL anx-
ious 10 beat Moran first that he can
challenge wolgast directly with a fair
chanc. OF being recognized.
h. - Brown. who IL now a formidable
lightweight. thinks he can whip At'el.
Mo- Wolgast and Moore. As
he has recovered the OF AN injured hand
he viii bc ready for any OF these men and
he ss.ys h" would he particularly we'll
plea ,'d II ne could get "A crack at Attell
Brown SAM AItell polish on Moore Wecine--
day might and after the battle he requested
his manager To Try Tor match with the
clever f"ath"rweiRht champion. Auell IL
in superb coalition. and "A scrap with Brown,
who Is NOR" rugged than Moore, would
prove interesting. ~ H. believed
Attell praised Moor" To the skies vester-
day. lie said h" had never seen "A pluckIer
boy. LIE admitted that Moore had danger
Gus punch right up =" the last gong and that
was " ny hr did not take too many chances
with him
Many boxers would have aunt with such
an eye ~ Moor" had" said Attell Every
time ! hit the swollen optic | knew that
Moore suffered Intense pam. but he never
showed IN" slightest Indication that he
wanted 10 stop l beat him by anticipating
his blows and by puzziing him with fast
attacA Moore was nervous AZ the outset
and that was an advantage IN my favor.
for as soon h" found thar | was faster
and could oUtpoln' HIM h. SEEMED 30 b..
ratified bat lie /, "A great natural fighter.
game Ia the cor" and can lmproN" lot
HE wasn't cnoh hy any means and put up
a wonderful fight under Vh. circumstances
Prof he Forest. who developed Moore.
had no excuses To Offer yesterday. Hs
said the young quaker didn't show his best
qualities heca"s.. he was Just a trIre I'M
also severe handicap ana prevented him
from etuI!uyIng hI- usual aggr->-INens-s .
Moore said that Nii"il : -I""d surprised
MIN. ~" Wa- - t,uicN that ! dldn ind
cut how - night hun until near the end Of
the DoGi. ne rNplnlnsd never me,
him again ~onle time After the fourth |
round l ,ould hardly see | dropped him 1
IN the seventh round. but he knew TOO much /,
anprlf defensive him !
AGAIN dsd any best and that all | can
TherclI he plenty 81 HARD hitting no
doubt whan frans Mantell. the husky |
Rhode Island mIuCll.welght. hooks MP with /
National sporting NH tonight Nantell :
is clever ana has had lots NJ experience, a +
reason why no - th,. iavorit. burka who .
can nlt lis" a tripnamiu"r. will h.' sent u,li
by Tom - Eourk" 80 max" a rushing battle.
but the SAILOR tsnr tn. brave-t man IN rh.,
ring ana " Man'cll 'sn hold has DSn with
him he may stop "f hi- own accord when
the fire i hottest.
Boston has sent frsr clas. lightweight .
ia \ Dung Donohue over here. but ne seems
splendid h"N"r, hard puncher and first .
class ring general II" l. Wiling TO meet .
Jack Goodinnn, Tommy Murphy. Young
SAMMY >mi-h. n - Brown. Lew Powell. B
Leach ross and Others who 80 far have NOT .
regarded hI- challenges with favor Ih. .
any bodV who isn afraid to Try conclusions
with him
Lew Powell. the California lightweight.
IL matched ~ b"v ten rounds with Young .
Otto ~ the National sporting club NEXT /
Tuesday night. and II he i successful IA" will .
meet JACK Goodman a. the FairmOnt \ /
a week later
Az the Grand Central Palar. tonight
rhereN BE n wrestling carnival in which |
many nSt%d FrSpn ., VII aEpsar on he
s.l.
The siam M pole. zh~-Eo -" vii attempt S' 20
throw TomJenkIn- and two other men inside
Bothner viii al-o meet suitable opponents
IN TIM" limit bOgt-
John 7. brush. president Of the New York
National League club, left here yesterday
for san Antonio Tex where he will remain
until n"1t .prns Mr Brush mas been
the result that sixteen men arr now under
contract Pitchers, Math"wson, 'randaI,
,-nTr.n ""t"h"t-, Meyer and WILSON.
,nield"rs tir,dw"ll. b"yiip, Fletcher.
a an5'I g. ana NJ ana o "n'n"Ia"T Der"
and Larry Dovl" who l. hero. saws he vii
be III .n" N q e." dnN- Thus leaves Schl"i
to b" heard from r. " H1r,h vii MOI
attend III" National l"nru" ns.'rIng II j.
the club together win Secretary ray ana
7 reaspr"r NhHl"n
u Ia reported thar Manager cha-" 81 tho
TiiRhlsnders intends So try OF. johnson
AT short field next year. moving Jack Knight
over to- second hi-" .i"hn-',u ,.r- pir-
chased from ia" Portland. Dfr - slIb "a
wear ago, bur when b" reported her. ~ tho.
spring he was sem 'U b" Jersey '.ry ,l,b.
without u trial ~" Jed tho EASTERN IcaRlI.
ia hon" runs Last -aa-on ana n"lt-d 80 we'll
that Chase. concluded sDfn.. Vim. ago to let
him hbN" = chance m" HillmSn need
"A cleanup hitter, and i'hs-" believes johnson
viii hN ~" uIN " lapurt" - bDDk"i to "a
and Gardner - NOT ahl.. 10 play steadily
has" THINKS nv" team can h." gTra'ly
-lrsbH h"u'd b' making a -"c"ud ba--man
~ kuI''' n -.'''tu- to ba fDr,..sOfi,. on. /
ulu-Iuu nat t''n-r Mitchell! will ~ -..nt To
tn" minor rug 'N.i' ti'h"r I 70 ger will 10. /
rel"s-"h "u'E1E'f tru~r - satisfied that
SOe"u'} CO., i.tIr MI provide IA" u'c.--ArN
rtTenVtt u"i .u' 49," ha'
II turns .,' that r"fnre Russell Ford
signed al "Ui Hrr. tsr""lr.'Hf with Promoter
Fletcher ~ r'''".'."i sIhu, r,trI from tI.-
receipts ~ the .,srI'-- HIii ff,. tr.rt- IN ,IIi.
ton tO hi -H.trN 80 = rHf .lr'I VA. arrin,l
a new COuirI'f GOT meet oar ,nIll,r., I,,s
-. $50. Ford ti"r accepted fi"i'i.r'-
\ i-tonsry offer -! q rt', 100 i.. rlII in I'm.
pu February II" ia" IIIsi..t Ter. -t,r
pitcher i""- ruf G"nE th,f -, I.,- h--f.
literally treated try fr"-il,'I' ,rf".I