Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-30
BELL SAVES BURNS
FROM A KNOCKOUT
IN THE TWENTIETH
Jim Barry Makes Californian
Take Count Four Times in
Final Round-KetcheI Cancels
Hugo Kelly Match-ManfeII
Is Put to Sleep by Klaus.
Mackey Beaten.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 30.

A&3tihS 4tiiitlttn VICIOUS
"a and bloody rounds and APP
%parently gaining a slight lead
over his opponent, Jack Burns, of
cslinas. Cal, lost the contest in the
twentieth and final round to Jim Barry.
of Chicago. last night.
Burns took the count four times in
this round, n was saved from a
knockout by the bell.
Jim Buckley has given up the idea
OF holding weekly stays at the Grand
Central Palace, but instead will bring
them off at the Manhattan Casino. at
both street and Eighth avenue The
club will be known as the Empire A.
c. and will give its first stag on Fri
day evening, April s.. The main bout
viii be a ten-round go between Tommy
Murphy n Battling Hurley. After
this show the cub will hold its stays
on Thursday evenings OF each week
Boxing stays tonight are as follows:
At the Sharkey A. c. stag, Sammy
Smith and Paddy Sullivan will be the
principals in the main event of ten
rounds.
At the Delinore A. c.. of Mount YER
non Max Baker. of Boston, viii tackle
Tommy Stage, of Philadelphia for ten
rounds
At the Avon A. c. of Brooklyn Terry
Young meets Jack Curley in the main
bout of ten rounds.
Patsy Kline and Willie Jones will
probably meet at one of the New York
clubs in a week or ten days. They
were to have fought at the Eureka A.
c. of Baltimore OH April 5, but as Al
Herford could not get the hall for
that date and wanted the contest post
poned until April %. the fighters pre-
fer to meet in New York.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 3d.
Stanley Ketchel wired last night from
Pittsburg caneelling the match for a
twenty-round bout which he was to
have fought with Hugo KellySnear this
city April 10. In his message KetcheI
stated that physicians had declared one
Of his hands is broken.
BOSTON, Mass, March S0.-Frank
Klaus, of Pittsburg, knocked out Frank
Mantell, of Pawtucket, in the ninth
round of their bout at the Armory
A. A. last night. Mantell had the af-
fair won on points up to the middle
of the sixth round, when an uppercut
to the jaw put him down for the count
In the ninth a succession ofts hard
punches, followed by another uppercut
to the jaw, put Manten out for keeps.
Al Kubiak, the Michigan giant. who
returned from France, earned a draw
in a great heavyweight bout with Bat
ting Jim Johnson, the negro heavy
weight champion. at the Douglas A. C.,
of Philadelphia. last night. Johnson
won the first two rounds on his SUI
perior hitting. AL made a rally in the
third when he drove Johnson's head
back with a left to the face. The
fourth also went TO Kubiak, who
Jared johnson with a right to the
jaw n a him cling in the clinches.
The fifth and sixth rounds showed no
~lessening in the speed of the big mel
and when the gong rang a draw would
about do both men justice.
AKRON, o., March S0.-Kid White,
of Chicago, knocked out Biz Mackey.
of Findlay, O., in the first round of
what was scheduled as a ten-round
poul mere laSt night COnSlderaDle H.
terest was aroused in the event, owing
to the efforts of clergymen and others
to persuade the Governor TO intervene.
The Rev. A. S. Gregg. head of the
International Reform Bureau of Cleve-
land, was present at the night, and as
serted that he would demand today
that Governor Harmon remove Sheriff
Stein and Prosecuting Attorney Rock
well. Both of the latter, Mr.. Gregg
claims, were present at the ~ringsiec.
Harry Stone and Jack Dorman en-
tertained the members of the Fair
mont A. c., of New York, last night.
with ten fast rounds of boxing. Stone
emerging the victor by a slight advan-
tage. Stone had the better of the early
rounds and this lead stood him in good
stead in the final chapters, for Dorman
closed with a rush and forced Stone
all around the ring. Stone played In
cessantly for the body and landed many
telling blows. The show was given the
members free of charge by Manager
Billy Gibson.