The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
JABS AND JOLTS.
By SCRAPPER.

Johnny Dohan, the New York welter-
weight defeated Jack Smith in a hard
ten-round bout at the North End Ath-
letic Club, Of Albany, on Monday night.
Billy Reynolds has taken the manage
ment of Jimmy Toland and wants to
the country.
Billy Corcoran. of Pittsburg, manager
of Mike Schreck, thinks that Carl Nor
ris is a fighter of great promise
Young Sammy Smith, the clever Phil
adelphia pugilist, easily out-pointed
Fighting Dick" Hyland. the California
lad. in the star bout of ten rounds at
the Olympic Athletic Club Tuesday night.
Smiths extreme cleverness gave him
the victory, for he rained an endless
variety of punches on his antagonist
Boston fight fans are enthusiastic to-
day in their praise of Charlie Smith, Of
Philadelphia. Substituted at the last
minute to meet Kid Alberts. of New
York. Monday night, he made the Gotham
lad extend himself to the last ounce to
get draw decision.
Because he sidestepped. a battle with
Johnny Coulin, in New Orleans recently,
the chances of frankie Burns, the Jer-
sey fighter. getting the Chicago man into
the ropes of a New York ring are mighty
small. according to Pop Coulon. Coulon
declared Western men are given cool re-
ceptiOns in the East, and when this is
coupled with the dilatory tactics OF the
challenger, the hope of a match fades.
Paddy Roche wants to match Wal
ter Mcdonald with any 105-pound
boy. He recently boxed the semi-final
to the Freddie Walsh Matt Wells fight
in England.
Mike Tuths has matched his protege.
Jack Donaldson, with Sailor Davis for
six rounds in one OF the bouts at the
Whirlwind A c. on Friday night
Donaldson is said to be a conner.
Tommy Maloney. the lightweight of
the West Side. will don the gloves
again shortly. He was secured to-day
by Jimmy Johnson. matchmaker of the
Fairmont Athletic Club. to meet Jack
Dorman. of the Bronx. in a ten-round
bout at the special weekly stag of the
club, which will take place on next
Saturday night. This will be Dor
mans first battle in several months.
Tommy Ryan. the retired middle-w eight
champion, has taken another fighter un-
der his management whom he claims will
develop into great middle weight in an
other year. The fighter is Howard Mar
row. OF Syracuse, who has already won
several battles. Ryan has matched Nor
fit- Of
six rounds at a show to take place. in
Syracuse within ten days
The six-rpund bout between Frank
Klaus. Of Pittsburg. and Jimmy Gardner.
of Lowell. Mass, which was slated to
be fought at the Duquesne Garden in
PittSburC tonight. has been postponed
until April IL Gardner asked for the
weeks postpOnement because he was ar
rested after his recent bout in Denver
and consequently could not get into con-
dItion in time to fight Klaus.
Frankie Burns, the Jersey City ban
tamweiEht, who put up a good fight
against Abe Attell at the National Sport
ing Club on last Friday night. was
matched to-day to meet Tommy Houck.
Of Philadelphia, for fifteen rounds be-
fore the Washington Athletic club of
New Haven. Conn. on April a Charley
Griffin and Bunny Ford will also box
fifteen rounds at the same show.
The members Of the National Sporting
Club. New York City. will get line on a
new English ''phenom' tonight when
Joe Brooks. who is better known as the
English RearCat." clashes with Charlie
Griffin. the Australian champion. in a
| tnn-round contest. Brooks has made a
great showing in his training work. and