Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-19

Monte Attell will meet Phil Mccoy
ern at Brooklyn next Monday night.
Willie Lewis and Harry Lewis are
to meet in a finish contest at Paris,
March 4.
owen Moran is in Pittsburg pouring
out what he will do to Woleast when
he meets him.
Sailor Burke and Jimmy Howard
will meet at Albany Jan "A in ~
round bout.
Young Ioughery anl Ted Nelson,
the Australian boxer. will meet at
Philadelphia next Saturday night.
uonte Atten takes on Teddy Nc
Fadden, a Pittsburg bantamweight, at
the Smoky City Eext Saturday night.
Johnny Glover received an offer to meet
Mickey Mcintyre at sydney next month.
Glover 4. also wanted by the American y
c. of Philadelphia to meet some gooo
boxer.
Mickey Mcintyre, the Glace Bay boxer,
writes that he will be back IN Boston
about the first Of January. Mcintyre ana
Tom Foley have been matched to box at
Sydney Jan. 81.
Charley Griffin. the little Australian
featherweight, has been boxing in poor
form of late. Griffin is another who has
been forced to 60 out of his class in order
TO secure matches.
The Utica fans haven't recovered from
the shock Sam Langford handed them
when ne stopped Frank Atwater there
Monday night. 1t was the first time that
Langford had appeared at Utica.
Who is there around Boston able to
give Packey Mcfarland a bout for u
rounds? There is chance that the
stockyards boxer will be seen in Boston
against some one of the Boston light
weights.
Carl Morris, the white mans hope, has
been obliged to postpone his coming bout
with Mike Schreck until Friday of next
week owing to an injury to his hand de-
ceived during his bout at Bartlesville last
Wednesday. The match with Schreck is
scheduled to go 20 rounds.
Abe Attell has written Jimmy Hurst,
matchmaker of the Grand Avenue A. c.
of Kansas City stating that he would
like to appear in that city early in Feb
ruary The chances are that Attell will
be matched against the winner of the
frankie Conley-Tommy Dixon bout in
Kansas City wednesday evening.
The Hyde Park Athletic Club an
nounces that it has arranged match
between Kid Shea of South Boston
and Frank Perron, the hard hitting
welterweight from Pawtucket, r. l.
The club mas one of the finest ap-
Y,.N, 10, neylo nd
and will begin next Monday evening
to hold a series of weekly shows.
Johnny Waltz of Hoboken knocked out
Frank Kenny of Brooklyn in the second
round Of their scheduled 10-round bout
Tuesday night in Browns Gymnasium,
New York. The Hoboken boxer was too
strong for Kenny and knocked him down
several times. After Kenny went down
the fourth time in the second round from
hard right-hand swing. Referee Bill
Brown stopped the bout.
While Jack o'Brien of Philadelphia was
in Cadillac, Mich, last week he signed
Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion. for
three fights, the latter announced last
week The battles are of six rounds each
and will be with Knockout Brown, Bat
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= Packey Mcfarland. The first one will be
on Feb. with Mcfarland or Moran. The
next will come with Brown for Feb. IS.
Six days later Battling Nelson will be
, taken on. Wolgast says he will get 5000
for each appearance.
There is going to be some good ring
work shown at New Bedford, Mass,
next Monday when Con OKelly and jeff
Madden box a 15-round bout. Their last
contest, 10 rounds. was the greatest ever
seen in the whaling city and ended in a
q draw. The other bouts the same night
will be Kid Willetts and Johnny Cavill,
eight rounds; Chicken Roskin and Kid
Berry. eight rounds.
Knockout Brown, the New York fighter,
who has made several thousand dollars
in the last two years and who has put
away many OF the best Eastern light
weights since he started on his climb up
the pugilistic ladder, is still the model
son. according to his mother. To illus
trate that her statement is the truth she
says: My boy washes the dishes for
me and helps with the house. He is at
home every night except when he fights.
He gives me all his money and / give
him 81 a week to spend. He has given
me over 5000 since he started fighting"
Kid Shea Of South Boston may meet
frankie Madole in Philadelphia within a
few weeks. Jack O'Brien. the manager
of the American Club, the big boxing or
ganization Of Philadelphia, made him an
offer Tuesday to meet Madole there with
in few weeks. Shea sent his terms to
the former light heavy weight champion
and he expects favorable reply. In the
meantime he will keep on training for
his match with JEFF Doherty of New Ha-
ven, which Is to be decided in Lawrence
Thursday night Doherty is hard Gus
toner and Shea will have to extend him
self to gain the verdict.
on ag'in. on ag'in. away ag'in,' is the
status Of the Johnson-Langford six-round
bout At Philadelphia. First, II was an
'ASaheAd ftHi the men Had been matched
% meet In six weeks. Then It was stated
That the men had failed to agree as to
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