Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-22

1ACkE4 Mct OF CnlcaEO-
n Tommy Murphy. Of this city.
have been matched to box ten
rounds here some time within the nexE
three weeks. The late tentatively set
Is April :. and il is understood that
Tom O'Rourke has clinched the match
CT Smith, Of West Hoboken, was the
aggressor. but Johnny Dohan landed
the best punches in a terrific ten-round
battle at the Knickerbocker A. c. in
Albany last night. Dohan by his supe-
rior c~leverness shaded Smith on points.
Tom O'Rourke is confident that Al
Paulser will eventually be a topnotcher
In the heavyweight division, and he is
trying now to match him against Carl
Morris. O'Rourke has just taken
Young Pierce. of Philadelphia, under
his wing and viii match him against
any ~115-pound boy, bar none. He also
has Bayardo Brooks, OF England, who
Is anxious TO meet any of the star 122-
Founders. AS a preliminary to the
Young Sammy Smith-Bert Reyes con-
test at the National Club Friday night.
O'Rourke has engaged Reddy Moore.
Pal Moore's brother, to meet Young
Brown.
The program for the meeting next
Tuesday. night at the Armory A A,
Boston. includes feur star bouts. Fide
Murphy, of South Boston, will meet
Paul Kohler, of Cleveland, In a ten
roun affair. Buck Krauss. of Pitts
burg. will box Frank Peron in a ten
round contest. Tommy O'Keefe, OF
Philadelphia, will meet Johnny Glover,
of South Boston, in another ten-round
bout, and Bay Woods, of Fall River.
and Martin Connolly. of South Boston.
viii box In the curtain-raiser of six
rounds.
The negotiations for a match between
Abe Attell and Johnny Coulon by the
West Side A. c., New Orleans, are of,
as the little featherweight champion
has declined to do lie pounds ringside.
while the Chicagoan has refused to
allow Able to come in at a pound more.
Attell wired the officials of the club
that lis pounds ringside was the best
he would make for the bantam cham
pion.
The board of directors of the Fair
mont Athlete Gu has decided to hold
boxing stays every Saturday night The
first will be held this week, when three
ten-round and two six-round bouts will
be put on. The usual Tuesday night
meetings win be held whenever there
is available talent. On Tuesday night,
March 2S, Frank Klaus will box Mon
lana Dan Sullivan ten rounds.
The New York Athletic Club viii give
a boxing entertainment for the exclu-
sive amusement of its members on Sat
urday evening. There will be five
bouts, consisting of two of four rounds,
two of six rounds Int one of ten
rounds, the latter between Paddy Sui
livan and Harry Stone. both we'll
known boxers. Admittance to the club
house on this date will be confined
strictly to members, and no guest will
be permitted to enter the house.
Jimmy Gardner, Of Lowell. Masz,
last night outclassed Jack (Johnny}
O'Keefe, of Denver. in a bout sched-
uled for ten rounds at Denver. Col.
Referee Pat Gallagher stopped the fight
in the sixth round, after O'keefe had
been knocked down twice Under
agreement no decision was given.
Willie Gibbs outpointed Tommy
O'Dare IN the main bout last night at
the Douglas Athletic Cub, of Philadel-
phia. Both boys weighed in at 8 o'clock
at 120 pounds. Gibbs tried to win by
a knockout if possible, and forced the
milling in nearly every round.