The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-30
BOXING

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 Chicago, March 3ABilly Wagner, Jack Whites brother, was, today, matched by Fred Gilmore to fight Sammy Trott, at Windsor, Canada. April 5. The men will weigh 130 pounds for an round, no-decision af- fair.
 Salt Lake. March 3O-Word was re- ceived, today, by Chicago. Mat promo ters, that Harry Heegren, the Utah promoter has offered purse of ESQ., GOO for a match between Gotch and Hackenschmidt. Klank, Gotch's man. ager, has wired the offer to Jack Cur ley.
 Chicago, March 30-Tommy Moore, Tom Mowat's lightweight protege, will get a tryout with Rudy Unholz, in a 10 round bout at St. Joseph's Mo-, April 7 It was announced that art icleS calling for 133 pounds at o'clock have been signed.
 New york. March 30-Knockouts fea- tured the boxing bouts last night at the Princess A. c. Both the final and semi final events terminated with one of the contestants being dropped for the long count. In the main bout. Dave Dillon, of Hoboken, disposed of Jack White, the Jersey boy in three $. A O'Brien fn the second round of the semi-windup.
 Rochester N. Y, March 30-Young O'Leary of New York, won a rather easy victory over Johnny Dunn here last night before the Armory A. A. Dunn was severely cut up and was in a bad way at the finish.
 Packey Mcfarland will arrive in New York tomorrow to complete his training for his ten round bout with Tommy Murphy before the Fairmont A. c. next Tuesday night. He has time and will have no difficulty mak- ing the weight which is 135 pounds at B o'clock. This leaves Mcfarland plenty strong enough for a hard bout. Murphy returned yesterday from Fall River. where he scored an easy vic tory Tuesday night over Johnny Kelly, a Philadelphia welterweight
 Can Abe Attell make 11S pounds ringside and be strong enough to stand off a youthful conner? On the eve of the champion featherweight's ten round contest with Frankie Burns at the National Sporting Club tomorrow night this question is. causing specu- lation wherever the boxing fans gath. er For the first time in five years Attell is making weight He has in- vaded the lightweight class and some- times the welter class and with suc- cess, but now he is taking off at least four pounds in order to comply with the conditions of his match with Burns Attell weighed in yesterday at John sons Roadhouse at 118 12 pounds. He boxed ten rounds with his sparring partners and seemed as fast and strong as ever. He said he never felt 1a+ f,,I1 the injury he sustained in his bout with Tommy Kilbane. He is confident he will be able to defeat Burns.
 Cleveland, March 30-In spite of desperate efforts on the part of both fighters to annihilate each other. Tommy Kilbane, the local fighter, and Joe Getz, of Pittsburg, are both alive, today, after 10 rounds of the rough est fighting ever seen Sere, last night Though fans believe Kilbane had the better of it Getz put up a good fight.
 Buffalo, March 30-The bout be- tween Jack (Twin) Sullivan and Andy Morris, of Boston, before the Inter national A C., April 4, has been de- clared off. The club had the consent of Montana Jack Sullivan to meet Jack (Twin) here on that date but his defeat by Klaus put him out of the question. Then Morris consented to accept the bout but would prefer more time to train. Believing Morris was out of condition. the club decid- ed to call off the match entirely