New-York tribune., 1911-11-20
BOXING BOUTS OF WEEK
PaIzer and Kennedy to Meet
Again in Near Future.
BUSY DAYS FOR ATTELL
Featherweight Champion VIII
Defend His Title Against
Two Contenders.

Keen interest centres around the coming
match between Al Palzer, the giant farmer
from Iowa, who Is rated as ono OF the bas,
white heavyweights I'm tho country ana
Tom Kennedy, the former amateur cham.
pion heavyweight OF the East palzer and
his powerful rival will box at the Rovala
Athletic Club. Of Brooklyn. on Thanksgiv.
ing eve and generous percentage Of ,bs
gate receipts viii he given 10 tho News.
boys Home TO aid that institution In carry.
ing OH its work through the winter. 4
slashing bout is certain.
The men faced each other at the National
Sporting Club OF America several weeks
ago Kennedy was Knocked out in the
ninth round. After that battle Kenncdy
secured job as lumberjack in the North
Woods, and is in better condition than ever
before in his life. In his first bout after
his return from the woods he stopped
Marty Cutler in two rounds. Palzer Is hard
at work, and declares that this time IA
will win in even shorter time
Abe Atteu, the featherweight champion
of the world. will havo busy time Of II
and Will defend his tirle twice within dye
days on Monday night Abe will box ten
rounds in the main bout against Willie
Jones at the Olympic Athletic Club. 0,
Harlem. while on Friday night. at the
Madison Athletic club, OF East Harlem. he
will meet the rugged Jimmy Carroll. also
Of San Francisco. in a ten-round battle
on past performances Of the men who ar.
to meet the champion. the latter should win
without taxing his strength.
There will be much activity Al the other
clubs tonight. and in addition 10 tho al
traction at the Olympic Club. three other
organizations will provide entertainment Tor
their patrons. Willie Fitzgerald once
prominent contender for lightweight hon
ors, will face Johnnie Dohan, Of Brooklyn
at the Carlyle Athletic Club Dohan IL
one of the best boys of German extraction
that Brooklyn ever produced and declare
that Willie will sigh for the end before t!e
bout has gone five rounds There is a Dir
ference OF opinion over the question Of sI-
perority between Joe Wagner and "Youne"
OLeary. The two will box ten rounds AZ
the Fordon Club in an effort TO settle tho
matter for all time. The East Avenue
Athletic Club, Of Maspeth. will he the scene
of stirring action when Tommy Connors
and young" Ahearne meet for ten rounds.
Sailor" Burke, the middewe.ght boXc-
Of Brooklyn, contracted for a heavy iob
when he signed TO meet BIZ Hurley. tha
Glens Falls mddleweight, ar the Royas
Athletic Club tomorrow night The dauut-
less tar was originally scheduled TO meet
Larry English. but the latter broke his
hand I'm training and was forced 10 call
the bout of. Burke at once directed 10 get
him any one, with preference for Frank
Klaus. who AT the present is out Of train
ing. Burke had little liking for tho ruggcl
Hurley. but he finally consented to take
him on. Hurley IS one of the best men o'
his class and may beat Burke IN decisive
style.
Walter Coffee, the welterweight from the
Pacific Coast who easily won his two bat
ties in New York. will be put 10 the test a.
the Fairmont Athletic Club tomorrow
night, when he crosses gloves with Mon
tana Dan" Sullivan for ten rounds. The
bout gives every indication Of being a
whirlwind. Coffee is clever and has a ter
rife punch I'm his right hand. while Sulli-
van is free, two-handed ighter who IS
very fast and aggressive. Young Dyson.
the Providence featherweight, and Tommy
HouCk, OF Philadelphia. will battle for ten
rounds at Browns Gymnasium tomorrow.
The boys met some time ago. and Houck
Won after furious bout.
Willie Lewis. the East Side weltcrweishi.
and Terry Mitchell. of BROOKLYN. will meet
for ten rounds at the Palm Athletic Club
OF Brooklyn. on Wednesday night Lewis
should win easily. He is ono Of the best IN
his class when right, and is in perfect con-
the East Side boy, and Willie Howard VIII
box for ten rounds al the American Am
letic club on Friday night while o.
Wednesday Johnny Waltz and 'louns
Kurtz will be seen at the Long Acre Cluo'
Young Henery and Young FItzSm-
mons will furnish the excitement for ue
patrons OF the National Sporting Cipo ol
America on Thursday night