Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
ABE ATTELL MEETS
JOE COSTER IN new
YORK MONDAY NIGHT

Abe Attell will box Joe Carter. of
Brooklyn. who beat Tommy O'Toole, of
Philadelphia. SO decisively in a six
round bout at the National A. c., of
Philad elphia, last Monday afternoon. al
the stag of the Vanderbilt A. c., In
Clermont Avenue Rink, In Brooklyn, on
Monday night.
The Masked Marvel" Paul Williams.
bumped up against Bob Seaman. q
rangy negro, In one of the bouts at the
National Sporting Club fistic carnival
last night and just as the third round
was well on its way Seaman stretched
the Marvel fiat upon his classic back
for the full count. Exit Marvel"
The bout that was carded us the star
event was between Tommy Maloney
and Fighting Joe Hyland. It was a
slashing ten-span mill, with Maloney
the winner from start to finish. Both
boys displayed a lot of c~leverness, but
their best stock in trade was to slug,
and Maloney proved the better biffster.
Christy Williams and Shadow Morris,
a pair of colored welterweights, tussled
through ten rounds, with Williams hav-
ing a bit the better of the milling.
Christy will be remembered many years
g as Battling Nelson's foe. The Bat
tier claims that Williams gave him his
hardest fight of his early years In the
ring.
jeff Smith, of Bayonne. after drop
ping his opponent, Eddie Rector, sew
eral times in the early rounds, finished
his man in the seventh round. In only
one round did Rector have a chance.
Bill Brown has decided to cut out
the Thursday night shows. Two heavy
weight bouts will be the features next
Tuesday night. In the star bout of
ten rounds Jack Reynolds, one of the
best big men ever turned out of Brook
Ign, will stack up against Jack Hunt,
the Florida giant, who recently de-
feated Jumbo Wells, of Australia.
In the semi-wind-up Jack Mcrtle, of
New Jersey, and Florrie Sullivan. of
six rounds.
viii Bingham, champion wrestler of
England, and M. Kara, a Japanese jiu-
jitsu expert, will wrestie.
Within the next few weeks Joe
Jeanette, Willie Lewis. Gam Lang
ford, Eddie McGoorty of Osh-
kosh, Wis, Perky Flynn of Bos-
ton, and Packey Mcfarland, will sail
for Europe. Langford is already
matched to fght Bill Lang at Hugh
McIntosh's club in London, Mcfarland
will meet Freddie Welsh at the same
club, McGoorty will take on Tom Lam
caster, the Englishman, at the Ma
tional Sporting Club of London. and
Willie Lewis will battle with Harry
Lewis in Paris.
Charley White, the popular referee,
has beer selected to Judge the 12-round
bout between Sam Langford and Joe
Jeanette, the colored fighters, which
takes place at the Armory A. A., of
Boston, on Tuesday night.
Matt Brock, Of Cleveland, last night
defeated Eddie Kelly. "the Buffalo
newsboy," in ten rounds. Kelly suf-
fered severe punishment and was sent
down for the count of three in the
eighth round.
Digger Stanley, the legitimate ban
tamweight champion, of England, will
arrive here tomorrow or the steamship
Caronia of the Cunard line.
A match was clinched today between
Young Sammy Smith, Of Philadelphia.
and Leach Cross. Three clubs, the
National Sporting Club. Empire A. c.
and Madison A. c. are after the match
and are offering the manager of both
men splendid inducements.