Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-06
Atteli, MantelI, Kline, Carroll,
Moran, Ambrose and Hurley
Among the Many Volunteers.
n OPULAR prices will prevail at the
monster athletic show. to be held


II OPULAR prices will prevail at the
monster athletic show, to be held
al Wevers's Colosseum on Thurs
day night, the proceeds to be turned
over to the STARS fund. Tickets are
on sale at prominent business places
all over the town.
In the centre Of the city they a be
obtained at the STAR office or at the
Firemen's Pharmacy. Tickets for gen.
eral admission, including the unre-
served seats in the balconies, are sold
for fifty cents. while the reserved seats
downstairs are retailed at 81. From the
amount of talent collected it would be
impossible to stage this show for less
thsn a fortune, but as the cause is such
q good one, the benefit being for the
fire sufferers, Manager Freddie Voigt
has worked hard and secured nan
luminaries of the sport world.
One of the big fellows who will APP
pear is Frank Mantell, of Pawtucket,
who whipped Sailor Burke, and is re-
garded as a conner by New York
scribes. Heinie Rafael. the California
promoter, will bring Mantell over.
Jimmy Carroll, bantamweight cham-
pion of the Pacific coast, will box. Bat
ting Hurley will also appear, as will
Abe Marks, official of the
National Sporting Club, who will bring
over Jimmy Ambrose and Kid Burns.
who meets Jack Goodman shortly. Joe
Jeanette, who has been mentioned as
an opponent for Jack Johnson for a
$780, 900 purse in Paris, will box with Jim
Stewart.
Abc AtteIl Promises.
Abe Attell, the undisputed feather
weight champion of the world, who has
held his title for ten years, and seems
better today than ever, and Patsy
Kline, the Newark featherweight, will
probably clash. These W. boys have
met in the ring twice and slashing
bouts were the result each time.
frankie Burns, of Jersey City, WHO is
known as the leading challenger for
the title held by Johnny Coulon, of
Chicago, will probably meet Young
O'Leary. Buddy Faulkes. who lives in
this city and is said to be a coming
champion in the %110-pound class, will
be matched with a good boy.
Dave Holly, who fought several
draws with Joe Cans when Cans was
good and who has scored decisive VIC
tories over Kid Wilson, of Orange, and
Joe Blackburne, will come all the way
from New Haven to lend his aid to the
cause. Holly writes to get a tough
man for him and he will show Newark
ers how good he is. Charley Goldman,
another aspirant for bantam weight
honors, will box Marty Allen or Young
O'Leary. One of the unusual features
will be the appearance of Young Critic,
the famous Australian featherweight,
who will meet Charlie Griffen, also of
Australia, in an exhibition. Years ago
when Critic was in his prime he out
pointed Jack McAuliffe, then holder Of
the lightweight championship of Amer
lea. Critics bouts with Featherweight
Champion George Dixon n Kid La
yigne. who later succeeded to the light
weight title, are well remembered by
the fight fans of long ago. Today
Critic. once known as the cleverest
defensive boxer that ever stepped in
the ring n who it was said
could stand on a handkerchief in
the centre of a twenty-tour-foot ring
and box twenty rounds without moving
off the spot and without injury to him.
self, is but a shadow of his former self.
His hair is snowy white and his mar
velous stamina is no more, but he Is
the same clever boxer, and with his
fellow c~ountryman a highly interesting
exhibition of the manly art is bound to
result.
Knockout Brown.
Knockout Brown win surely be on
hand and Newarkers will be interest
ed to see the man who will lext box
AID Wolgast. the American lightweight
t~itle-holder.
Charley Strong, who was Newark's
leading heavyweight for a number of
years and who fought some of the best
men in the country, will come back
for this occasion. Strong does not
want anything soft in the way of a
partner. He wrote yesterday. saying
that he would meet anyone that could
be secured. and a first-class man will
be picked for him
Final word is expected from Charlie