Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-18
I s1zs5z1z 7 SPORTING NEWS
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oltcr any consolation "a au "rPoHeh'
Ha defeats, especially IL a.. ofpoh' ht >
Wife is present. After ula recent pdt-
Tie with kaufman. EELn vent 10
haufman's dressing room ana toid
him he was sorry both could aot nave
won. kaufman's wife according !"
, the stories told, Hphfuasd tlyhh lof
marklae up her hust1hd aud hdul
man took hand in TIE calling oo"h-
Al impromptu scrap ID q ailu tafle
near being started
knockont Brown aud Tommy Mur~
ply are to repeat. The l"dtch was
made Tuesday. when Danny Morgan
and Johnny 0lifar. maiakefs oi
| Brown ami Murpnp respectively. got
together and aggeed upon terms,
weight and a few Other -heidehttls
| that always crop up when 81 great
battle Is arranged Tine affair is
booked 10 be hell at the Madison
a 9. in New York cH MAY - AS soon
as the arrangements we're completed
Danny Morgan pushed his derby hat
eyer to one side, tXpectordted IN a
pfeparative sort Of way AID Logan.
The third greatest boxing bout ever
held in the East VIII be held when
these two boys meet again. They put
Hp the two greatest tights ever seen
here each, according 10 the eoncensas
OF opinion. storing victory, and this
| third meeting Will decide finally the
supremacy between them II was
claimed when Brown FIRST fought
Murphy that Tommy was not ia the
best Of condition. We'll. the second
time they tattled Brown was not quite
fit. lie needed Il fight He had laid
of 800 long. Nov when they meet
again they both VIII be ia trim for
their hardest battle and il ought to
ben=
Jim FLYNN, the Pueblo heavyweight.
Is the most accommodating person in
the world, SO his MANY friends thinks.
bat Elmer Weimer It white nope" as
pirant. holds another opinion Of the
Colorado man. A tlIe request Of sever
al of his friends FLYNN was asked to
try out Neimer Tie latter had been
d5ing considerable Dragging about
what he could do 4 liz We're given the
chance, and to show how good he was
he offered to take on anyone that
could be obtained Flynn and Weimer
We're T. box three three minute rounds
Squaring off Weimer appeared hall
scared and did moi seem 10 Know tie
right from tie LETT hand FLYNN saw
that Neimer was afraid, and not car
ing t. take any advantage, tried To
have the new ONE make ereditabIe
showing. The rounds were cut to two
minutes and Flynn simply Went ia
with his head erect giving Weimer
tie chance to score. All Weimer could
de was TO run backwards and duck
behind tine posts in the gymnasium
Flyhn became so Disguised by the time
the third round arrived that he set sail
after Weimer and made him quit in n.
| hall minute OF actual boxing This
trouble with the most of these near
white hopes. is that size is all they
T possess and they forget that when they
get into action with the gloves.
Three Of the hest amateur boxers
in the Dominion # Canada arrived in
/ New York Tuesday ngAt for tie
amateur boxing tournament in Madiz
son Square Garden On Friday and
Saturday evenings. The men have es-
| tablished headquarters at the Pastilne
Athletic club. under the direction of
which the tournament viii be CON
Quoted The men from the lands of
the SHOWS are w. Petite, las pound
/ champion; A. Reffe. whose tisle &C
125 pounds was Won in hard battles.
| and \. Palmer. the holder If the 145-
pound championship J Appernithy.
the honorable secretary of the British
Union, accompanied the athletes. and
said that the middieweight and heavy
weight men would arrive in the city
late Wednesday Practically all the
winners in the recent national tourna-
ment in Boston have entered the
bouts. These include Johnny Fallon.
the l05-pound boy from Boston; Ma
poleoa BUTLER. Of the French Cana
dian a. G. Of Boston. who is the f45-
pound champion Of the United States;
Jack Serino. the heavy weight cham
pion, and Johnny Hufnagle. the New
York boy who won the title at 125
pounds, and who is regarded as one
of the best boxers of his weight ever
developed in New York.