New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
AID WoIgast Says Knockout
Brown Is Not Game.
IAMY TO PLAY BASEBALL
Amateur Champion Speed Skater
Decides to Join the Pro-
fessional Ranks.

nOlllCl MN ll iNb HNf'o
fs,nc. TO substantiste this statement
With which few Who have seen hlo"" "'N
viii agree. he added:
every time ! got chance to tear 'nto
him. he either would clinch or run sWaF'
He doesn't even box like real hehter
He roars back and spars. waiting for
chance 20 land a clean blow and when ne
fails 10 get the chance or is blocked nc
Immediately rushes into olinch and theh
holds on until the referee steps In ana
rives him a chance to- set himself again
Wolzast said further that he earned
$3.50 in his ten.round bout with Brown
q tidy sum II he IS not exasseraung a
bit When the champion gets through
With his little "exercise gallop' against
Nennsio he will return 10 this city 10 race
"one Round" Hogan and Packey Mct ar
land. After that he may need rest.
r,r,r,, DeForest. manager Of Pal Moore
who Is recognized as one Of the best lndses
~ lighters IN this country. declares tn"
hts protege is ready 20 demonstrate 10 tne
boxing cans OF New York that he Is the
coming lightweight champion. Der ores,
saws Moore has more cleverness, speed anu
stamina than any boy now In the has''
Moore will get an excellent chance 70 sho"
his calihre tomorrow night at the Ma
.ional Sporting club, when he meets young
SAMMY Smith in ten-round contest
smith has been working hard at Johnson
rosdhouse. in The Bronx. and Is SAID 20
r. in better condition than at any time IN
his career Smith is one Of the most
POPULAR boys now before the public ana
a great host Of admirers VIII be out 10
see him face Moore.
Smith il hot on the trail Of knockout
Brown. He earned a popular decision over
Brown several months ago. and IS conn
dent that he can do II again Danny
Morgan. Browns manager, says he VIII
have to make lS3 ringside to get the chahce'
smith may undertake this later. in any
case. he viii get match with Froddie
Welsh. Of England. Il lie beats Moole'
Edmund Lamey, the amateur champion
.peed skater, Is also a baseball player
lie saws he has decided TO play with pro-
fessional team this year. which means that
he must skate as a professional next
winter. il he skates at all. lie has been
hanging on the ragged edge and the speed
skaters will not regret that he has mace up
his mind TO seek other fields to conquer
The Young Mems Christian Association
chsmpic1ship relay race which viii he
held I'm connection with the PaStime A. {.
Games at Madison Square Garden next
Tuesday evening is likely TO furnish
,lentv OF excitement and new record.
THO West Side branch has gathered to-
.c,hcr dsartet Of flyers and the present
Young Mems Christian Association mark
81 minutes S6 IL seconds held by the
Los Angeles Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. is almost sure 10 be broken. The
West side hoys feel confident that they
can clip at leest seven seconds from this
record.
For The FIST time in many years tie
triple jump vii be held on the board
Goor There will he no pit. The con
tce'ants viii take off from tho boards and
land on mats Tho TWO star performer
will he Plat Adams and Dan Healv. the
indoor champion The Boston A. :. re-
emily tut on q triple jump for these Two
neu NJ their games. and Adams had no
trouble IN taking Hcays measure. This
event ut tho Pastimcs games was added
a. HeaIy's request. and he confidently cX-
poets TO turn the tables on Adams.
Tony Smith has been released by the
rrooklyu club TO Mobile while Blakcly. an
outfelder has been farmed out 10 the
Binghamton club Of the New York State
League.
Hughio Jennings. manager Of tic Do
trolt Tigers has undergone an operation "a
remove a growth IN his ear. It is not
considered serious.
Sailor Burke and Willie Lewis win re-
NV their old fcud AZ the Whlrwnd \. G.
Of Brooklyn when they clash IN the main
bout Of ten rounds tonight This will
mark the third meeting Of the pair. Lewis
being the victor on the previous occa sions
The first meeting occurred At the Fair
mont A. G. Of Tho Bronx and was one n
the most sensational Witnessed In New
York this winter. IN the fifth round OF
the contest Burke landed as Lewis hooked
his right 20 the Jaw and both men tumbled
10 the floor Tho bel rang before Tho
referee could finish his count. and IN the
sixth round Lewis lanGed the winning
punch The second encounter vas at the
National Sporting Club Of America. and
here Lewis was adiudeed tho victor by the
majority Of the critics after bitterly
fought struggle.
In addition TO the Burke-LeVis contest
there will he a ten-round bout between
Frank Moran and Al Polzer Moran is a
big husky heavyweight and is looked on
as one Of the many possible hopes Of
the white race" Polzcr held the amateu.
heavyweight title at one time
Al Kubisc. a giant heavyweight and
Dummy MaXson. light-hea 1--WE ight
champion % Michigan. will don the glove'
and engage IN a ten-round bout At the
Brooklyn Beach Athletic Club tonight II
MsNscn should succeed in outpoinunl
Kubiac he viii have no trouble I'm getting
bouts with al the top notchcrs Of his
woleht about The city.
Tho m emile Eastern amateur champion
shin AT rollcv skating viii be decided thi-
evening At the Metropolitan roller rink
'rbjS iS tic Nist Of series Of races for
tho Eastern amateur titles which ar,
scheduled weekly. the other events being
- two. three four and 1--WE miles
Amateur roller skating races for cham
lionship titles have not been held I'm New
YORK for two years. and. a. result. q
lengthy entry list has been made mp which
includes about twenty-five speedy Young
stcrs who have shown vel in landic&l
.,.u.s and who are anxious for the honor
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