Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-11
NELSON STARTS COME BACK JOURNEY
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a left to Dalels stomach floored him fol-
four seconds. Many spectators though
Nelson could have won by a knockout
in this round had he SO desired.
Although outclassed, Dale fought OF
gamely until he broke his arm. During
the third round Dale made no attempt
to use the injured arm. but punched
Nelson repeatedly with his right.
There was not a moment during the
tight when Nelson .ppeared tired. He
was light on his feet and he hit from
all angles with great force.
After the fight Nelson announced
that he had agreed to fight Zone
Round" Hogan, of San Francisco, ten
rounds in that city on october %.
Abe Attell, featherweight champion,
and Jack White, Of Chicago. fought
fifteen snappy rounds o a draw last
night at Winnipeg, Man. 1t was a
crappy fight from start to finish. In
the fourth round White got in eleven
good body blows. and it looked as
though he could get a knockout at any
moment. However in the fifth. Attell
came back strong and did to White
what White had done to him in the
fourth. From then on Attell had ne
trouble, but White was too clever fol
him. and the fight "nded in the fif'
teenth, with no decision given.
Leach Cross will meet Jack Dorman
for ten rounds at the Fairmont A.. c.
stag tonight.
Bubbles Robinson, the Los Angeles
negro lightweight, won handily from
"Bant' Dorsey. of .i.lbany, in a fast
and clean ten-round bout before the
American Athletic Club at Schenectady
last night.
Philly McGovern succeeded in fight
ing Young O'Leary, the clever East
Side boxer. a ten-round draw at the
Olympic A. G. stag. The bou was one
of the best between little fellows wit
messed this year, as they fought each
other all around the ring from the be-
ginning to the final punch.
Had McGovern not fought so Wild in
the majority of the rounds, which
caused him to miss frequently with his
punches, there is no doubt that he
would have won handily. but his poor
judgment of distance in trying to get
home his wallops was the main reason
why he was only entitled to an even
break.
The first two pounds were easily
O'Leary's. as he had no trouble In
landing frequently with his blows.
while McGovern missed many swings
and right-hand uppercuts for O'Leary's
jaw.
Charley Harvey. accompanied by
Owen Moran, the English feather
weight, and Matt Wells. the English
champion, left for New Orleans last
night. Harvey has matched Moran to
fight Johnny Frayne, the California
lightweight. for ten rounds at the New
Orleans A. c. on Saturday night. After
this bout Moran will return here and
try and get on a battle with Tommy
Murphy at one of the local clubs.
A match will probably be arranged
within the next forty-eight hours be-
tween Pal Moore, the Philadelphia
lightweight. and Tommy Murphy. Of
Harlem. Jimmy De Forest, manager
of Moore, has consented to the bout,
and as Johnny oliver is also willing
the two managers intend to meet either
today or tomorrow and arrange the
contest. Either the Fairmont A. C.
or the National Sporting Club will Sc
cure the go.
All details for the bout between
frankie Burns. of Jersey City, and
Joe Coster. of Brooklyn. were arranged
last night by the managers of both
lads, and Jess Mcmahon, matchmaker
of the Olympic A. c., of Harlem. The
boys will come together in a ten-round
bout at 116 pounds. weigh in at the
ringside. at the next stag of the
Olympic A. c. on Monday night.
California Salinas" Jack Burns, the
heavyweight. is delighted with the CD
portunity he will have of showing
Eastern sportsmen what he can dc
when he tackles Jim Stewart at the
National Sporting club of America,
New York, on Friday night. Sport
promoters of Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and Boston will be neal the ringside
anxious to get a line of the Westernar.
II Burns knocks out Stewart, and lie
thinks he will, he will be in great de-
mand as a strong card for boxing
clubs.
Stewart will have a slight advan-
tage over Burns in weight. Burns is
his equal In height, reach. chest meas
urement, and has even more powerful
arms and better muscle development.
than the BROOKLYN heavyweight. Buras
Is onlx u wears old; Stewart is "A.