Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
CHARLIE SEIGER SHADES YOUNG KURTz
In FOUR-ROUND BOUT AT TROXLER'S
Bradford Entitled to Draw With
Finney--Davis vs.,Alberts
Next Week.

The old Iron Man" of Honoken
Charlie Seiger. put up a rafting good
bout with Young Kurtz at Troxler's
Central Institute last night and WAS
entitled to a shade on the decision
The Iron Man" was at his best, show
ing that he had put in some extra hard
work. Kurt was very confident as ne
entered the ring. He bowed and reas-
s1red his friends that he was going TO
be returned the winner.
Ilurtz came from his corner with a
do or die" expression. He feigned a
left to Seiger's jaw, but Charley sent
a light left to his face. Seiger soon
settled down tc his usual style n sent
three light lefts to the face. Both men
then Sent terrific rights TO h Jaw
Kurtz appeared fingered. But ne
quickly Gained and began some reai
fighting. He sent three terrific
smashes to he jaw and kept up MS
bombardment, handing Seiger a nice
lacing on the stomach. The round
wound up with Kurt leading.
In the second Seiger forged to the
front. He sent a left to Kurtzs ia"
hut "Juiu' fell short of the face when
he tried to land. Kurtz in a Will
swing caught Seiger on the Jaw.
Charley was coming all the time ana
swung some very hefty blows to his OPP
moments Jaw. When the bell SOUNDED
Seiger had a slight advantage
The third round opened with a real
hombardment. Kurtz wanted TO even
IN and Seiser wanted to gain. Inc
fans were brought to their feet eacii
yelling for their. favorite. Seiger was
the first to land and caught hurtz a
left on the jaw. Kurtz came back win
a left to the stomach, but the Iron
Man" did not whinper, even inviting
more. Kurtz seemed to be in a bad
way and fighting away Off form. ms
blows even lacked steam. Seiger Kept
IN his tactics n was beatlhe fNuItA
to the jaw, but seemed to make niue
Roadway in the way of tne
Ghetto champion. Seiger became a DIT
wild and missed many blows. Ihe
round ended with a shade for SelseT.
The fourth was d repetition of the
third. Seiger e~ndeaVored to put 'ne
finishing touches to his a but hurtz
was elusive. The Newark boy was
hissed when he sent a left to Seiger's
face in a cllnch, but Seiger should have
heen more careful, for he, too, was
guilty of the same set. Kurtz tried 10
do some fighting by bounding away
from the ropes, but made a poor SNOW
ing. In this round, too, Seiger had a
shade.
Young Bradford. of orange, was en-
titled to a draw after his game fight
with Jim Flnney. In the first round
Fihney sent Bradford to the canvas
three times. In the succeeding rounds
Bradford was the a%ggressor n mn
very strong. He had Flnney
hanging on hopeless when the dusky
from this town tried to land. Jim
Craney stayed for -four rounds with
Young Weinert.
Jack Lamb stayed just one round
with Young Miller. Lamb was COM
pletely outclassed snp took a severe
Young Conroy sen Charles
Abr to the mat in the second round
a right. The referee was satisfied
that Ahr was not feeling we'll and
stopped the bout. Young Jacouin took
rounds to dispose of Young Gar
vey Jimmy Pagan took all the fight
out of Johnny Mccain in three rounds.
Next Monday night Sailor Davis will
Kid Alberts, Of Elizabeth, in N
the staE bouts, while Young Adubato
will try conclusions with Kid MERCER,
of Jersey City. Kid Lennox will meet
Kid Flood in the semi-f final.