El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-02

Afi1waulSee. Wis. Sept. 2--"Win 1
meet the rest of the lightweight stars
after meet Packey Mcfarland, re-
marked AID Wolgast, the worlds cham
MON. in response to a question as 70
whether he intended taking layoff
when ne got through with his Milwau-
kee engagement
nWeIl. you can just make one good
bet that after I beat Mcfarland Will
GO after this Knockout Brown and Matt
Wells. the English champion, and make
them show their speed instead of them
having to say they are chasing me Tor
a chance at the title.
"And you can also add said the 1T
lie champion. that it will not take
long cor me to talk business with them
either 1 will not say just now where
the bouts will take place. but you can
gamble I will not wrangle about the
number of rounds. for I can set pace
as fast as any of them at any distance
and Mcfarland viii find out pefore- ne
gets through with our ten round argu-
ment
lis Not Braging.
Ell am not Dragging about what l
Will do or not do. but I do know that
the pride of Chicago will not be al
lowed to lab at his leisure and get
away. for / know that style of game as
well as. he does. and If he wants to
mix matters why that viii suit me TO
perfection Matt Wells, they tell me.
cannot do 1873 pounds ringside- Well
az ne cannot I NAV even agree to let
him The same as Mcfarland, for / do
not fear him any more than I do the
stockyards boy, and you know how
bother about HIS extra weight
VIII Fight Best. g
art Will not be case of my going
after suckers, as some of the scripes
say. but / will take the best of the
bunch and show that am able to take
care of all of them I will add. too.
that Mr.. Knockout Brown viii not die
tate where the bout shall be held 1
know New York is a great place for
big battles. but they will not have
much on some of the places in the west
and middle west. / believe my bout
With Mcfarland will beat anything
New York ever had IN the way Of
short bout and my manager, Tom
Jones viii back up what say.
sThe match with Freddy. Welsh al
Los Angeles may go through, but there
are a few details to arrange yet !
would like to meet Welsh. as he always
claimed he had 1T on me and want TO
show him that he is on the wrong
track I would like to beat both Welsh
and Wells and then there would be
no chance for argument about beating
the British champion lightweight
MEG oorty Making Name.
While the fans are talking ABOUT
middle weight championship matches
between Frank Klaus and Billy Papkes
also Johnny Thompson. they might
give q little attention to the approach
ing battle between Eddie McGoorty.
the Wisconsin champion, and Jack Dill
lon, the indianapolis youngster. VINO
has been making a name for hlmseI
lately. which takes place at New Or
leans, September Labor day. These
boys are bona fide middle weights and
McGoorty especially should class with
the best in the country. They must
NOT overlook Bob Mona, either, who
viii be matched at New Orleans fol-
lowing the McGoorty- Dillon battle It
IS a good bet right now that Moha viii
have the entire bunch of middle
weights on the jump before ne gets
through, and although McGoorty may
meet him later on he has the greatest
respect for his ability in that line.
Thompson and Moha, or even Klaus
and Moha Will be the strongest kind Of
a card. and 1T Is likely they win be
brought, together later on The New
Orleans club is trying to bring all the
aspiring middle weights together in
the elimination contest and it is GER
tain that some one should be developed
from the lot who viii have right
TO the middle weight championship.
Big Wrestling Bout.
The Getch- Hack enschmidt wrestling
match scheduled for Chicago Labor
dav afternoon should prove one of the
biggest attractions Of the kind ever
held in this country, and it is almost
certain that a larger crowd will attend
than witnessed their famous struggle
at Dexter park pavilion in April, 1908.
when Gotch won on account of Hacken-
schmidt injuring his knee, and being
forced to give up. At that time they
wTestled two hours and eight minutes
without either man gaining fall, In
fact, they were never off their feet for
two hours, It was a remarkable