Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-06
SPORTING GOSSIP

All the arrangements for the first
boxing contests at McCarey's paw ion
under the ten round amateur rules
have been completed and the boys are
getting in shape for the bouts The
full program is as follows:
Eddie Cert VS.. Fred Barrett, ABOUT
$50 pounds, rounds.
Tony Rose VS.. Jack Walsh, about
100 pounds, 6 rounds.
Berry, Hatton VS.. Jack Ward, ABOUT
ia pounds, rounds.
Gus Anderson VS.. George silver
about 1876 pounds, 6 rounds.
Jack Hubbs VS.. Billy Enrich, about
las pounds, 4 rounds.
Ad Corey VS.. Victor Barsante, about
ia pounds, rounds.
Freddie Schuard VS.. Kid Fowler,
about 122 pounds, rounds.
This will make thirty-six ROUNDS
should all of the bouts go the limit
and the fans certainly will see some
boxing during the evening. Charles
Eyton will referee the six-round con-
tests and Art Reynolds the other
events.
The Japs have made ready for their
night of jiu jitsu and wrestling at
McCarey's pavilion scheduled for this
evening and the program is expected
to draw big crowd of spectators. The
lineup is as follows:
Ryo F'ukuta VS.. C. F. Newman, jiu
jitsu.
Fred johnson VS.. Wa Kanoura,
catch as -catch-can.
Nakajirna VS.. Ito, jiu jitsu.
Many of the visiting Japanese from
the ships on the coast have purchased
seats for the show and the colony of
resident brown men also have OBJ
tanned their pasteboards in great num-
bers.
Valentine Brown, better known by
the nickname of knockout, is heade1
for the lightweight championship or
the world, according to the plans an
nounced by his energetic manager and
handler, Danny Morgan. Browns We
tory over Harlem Tommy Murphy In
the Olympic Athletic club the other
night. which was a big surprise, has
con vinced Morgan and many compe-
tant students of pugilism that the 1T
tie German will be at the head of his
class before long. Brown has been out
pointed by Young Sammy smith IN
ten rounds but the latter cannot make
the lightweight limit, 1873 pounds ring
side, his best weight being 135 pounds
four hours before ring time. Brown, on
the other hand, can make 12S ring
side if necessary, but is fighting at
about 100 or u For that reason Nor
gan thinks the hardhitting Germ"
boy will gradually fight his way to
the top: in fact Morgan has arranged
two steps for him TO take that will
land him in possession of Ad VOL
CASTS title
"Since Moran whipped Nelson said
Morgan, Il have matched Brown with
Moran before a local club in December,
and as the bout will take place in
16-foot ring l am dead sure that my
man will beat the Englishman. In that
case I will take Brown to Milwaukee,
challenge Wolgast to fight at 133
pounds righside, either ten rounds or
to a finish, and if Wolgast refuses to
accept 1 shall lay claim to the title in
Browns behalf and it will be defend
ed against all comers Wolgast isn't
real champion and if he should con-
sent to meet Moran he'd be trimmed,
so that the worlds title would go TO
England. But Brown will eliminate
Moran and then Wolgast will have to
fight or relinquish his title by default"
Mike Murphy, trainer of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, has advanced
a plan for a football league in which
the big eastern colleges would all play
games with each other. A round
robin series is suggested by the vet
eran trainer which would Sche u e
games so that Princeton, Yale, Har-
ward, Cornell and Dartmouth would be
opponents during a season. There
would, of course, be an elimination
process whereby final championship
game might be played and the sea-
sons leader definitely determined To
speaking of his scheme, Mr.. Murphy
said
1.-THE game would then be cleaner
there would be better feeling among
the large universities and the foot
ball public would be satisfied. Such n
association as now conducts track and
field athletics would be the greatest
boom football could have. If we had
this association there would be
speedy end to the attacks which are
made on the game every year."
1t has also been suggested by some
one who has reviewed the season that
western association of a similar sort
be formed. 1t might put stop to