Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-07
NATIONS BEST
FOR
Moran Promises to Ap-
pear with Other Stars
Tomorrow Night.

NWEN MORAN, challenger for the
lightweight championship title
of the world, will positively APP
pear at the big boxing show to be held
tomorrow night at Wevers's Colos-
scum. thesproceeds to be turned over
to the STARS fund for the relief of the
fire sufferers. Freddy yoigt and the
Kline brothers have been working hard,
and the Klines announced today that
Willie Beecher would be an added
starter" Such a galaxy of luminaries
in the boxing world has seldom, if ever,
been gathered together for one show.
and every man who gave his promise
is reliable and will surely appear. Abe
Attell is also down to appear and
frankie Burns, of Jersey City, the
foremost contender for. the 116-pound
championship class. is on the bill.
A letter was received this morning
from John P. Dunn, the premier mas
ter of ceremonies of America, stating
that he would surely be on hand to-
morrow night, accompanied by Moran.
The presence of this wonderful little
boxer is assured, as Mr.. Dunn stated
that he had made arrangements last
night to accompany Charlie Harvey,
Moran's manager. and jeff Perry, Of
Oakland, Cal, Moran's sparring part
ner, to the show. .
Mr.. Dunn is in charge of the athletic
portion of the theatrical show in which
Moran is nightly appearing at a salary
of 1000 a week at the Star Theatre,
Brooklyn.
With Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Harvey, Joe
Humphreys, Abe Marks and Jake the
Barber. all of whom will serve in in
Producing the many contestants and
entertainers to the audience, Newark
ers will see the greatest collection of
at any entertainment that
has ever been given.
Mr.. Dunn has worked hard in secur-
ing other talent. This morning he
volunteered the services of John Nc
Laughlin, the Irish lad, who is one of
the best light-heavyweight wrestlers in
the country, to meet Emil Silva, the
demon wrestler, of Paterson. Nc
Laughlin will be remembered as the
wrestler who gave Pilakoff, the Finnish
hon, the toughest bouts on two occa-
sions during the progress of the New
Jersey State Fair at Olympic Park
this fall, although greatly overmatched
as to weight and Strength.
Silva is well known here for hts work
in several contests against heavy
weight wrestlers of note.
Sharkey TO BE Present.
Another notability who will accom-
pany this party of sporting celebrities
to this city will be Tom Sharkey, in
1t- ~l.1A - kLN ~r1oE@.k 1885,
weight pugilists who ever SHE'D his
caster in a ring. Tho terrific battles
of Sharkey against Jim J~effries, Bob
Fitzsimmons, jim Corbett, Kid Mccoy,
Gus Rubin and others is still fresh in
the minds of everyone who has the
least interest in sporting affairs.
Sharkey will probably referee one of
the wrestling contests, as he is an
adept at judging the fine points of this
game.
George T.. Carroll, the Elizabeth
sporting man who is the mentor of
Tony Bender the high-class Jersey
lightweight, has offered the services of
his man to meet anyone In his class.
He also says that he will bring How
ard Smith, who recently fought q
grueling contest with Knockout Brown
in Brooklyn. Knockout Brown will
also appear.
singers, Voc.
There will be several singers fur
nished by Ted Snyder, the music pub
Usher of New York, to add variety to
the entertainment. Mr.. Snyder says
will furnish artists who will sing
to "beat the band" and as the band
numbers forty musicians and will be
under the leadership of AL. Sweet. the
crack bandmaster of Ringing Bros.
CIRCUS, the audience Wi be treated to
a contest of another sort. Mr.. Snyder
that he will try to have among
others Ivy Berlin, the composer of
the latest popular melody, "Oh. OH
Oh! That Beautiful Rag" which he
Will sing.
Word came yesterday from Ed APP
pies hat he will be on hand with his
partner and furnish a comedy boxing