Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-08

prOnlOteI, VINO Is
conducting u
0A featherweight ELI
S0. uOm~7 mination tourney,
0 for a 20-round
bout with Johnny Kilbane, the West
ern featherweight. The fight will be
held July Is. The men will weigh in
at l22 pounds at 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing, The bout will take place in the
afternoon.
Joe Coster meets the winner of the
Tommy Dixon-Joe Rivers fight and the
winner of the Kline-Kilbane fight will
box the victor of the fight Coster takes
part in. The winner of that is slated
to meet Abe Attell in a bout for the
championship of the world. That is
McCarey's idea, and it is said that he
has Attell's promise to that effect.
We hope the trial-winners prove to
be Coster and Kline. If it ever gets
that far 1t Is taps" for Coster. and
Newark will boast of the featherweight
champion of the world as surely as
day.
Atteli was willing to meet the win
ner of Coster- Kline bout, but Jimmy
johnson would not hear of such a.
match. He may be forced into a match
now. no thanks to him.
Kline expects to return from the
coast In time to. go to England to
meet Digger Stanley and In the event
Of his being the challenger for Attell's
title to fight Abe in the fall,
Joe Shea, Of Waterbury, is helping
to train frankie Burns at Allenhurst.
-ln At
Knockout Brown has started his
campaign that he expects will Lead up
to a match with Al wolgast. He will
make a trip to the coast, fighting his
way out there by easy stages.
Professor Gus Troxler, of the Gen.
trial Institute. has matched Young
Kurtz and Knockout johnson of Or
ange for the star bout Monday night.
A special school committee in Bos-
ton appointed to investigate the ad-
visibility OF abolisfing college foot
ball In the schools. has reported ad-
versely. Soccer football comes in for
a nice boost.
The report Ii:
Rugby football should not be dis
continued without offering in It's place
a garne In which the boys are to a
degree familiar and which brings into
action the many qualities Of mind and
body consequent upon healthful out
door exercise. The disc%ontinuance of
football would leave a large number OF
high school boys free to indulge In
the worst form of the game without
restraint and control.
ss1Jt- - 1900 RANkLHn a. kLn
only possible substitute for rugby foot
bail now worthy of consideration. elm
time this ma replace rugby football
because of Its superior opportunities
for a greater nurnber of boys to par
ticipate in the game. h substitute
ton, however, must be one of educa-
tion and slow growth rather than
compulsion."
Sailor White, who knocked out Al
Benedict at the National Sporting
Clubs white Hope tourney recently
in forty seconds, has a chance to re-
peat tonight at the some club. Jim
johnson is sure of the repetition.
10 -
~ the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
1 thought I'd drop you a line to in
form the fight fans of Newark that
Billy Lewis, the welterweight cham
pion of Newark, is going to be kept
quite busy. He is scheduled for four
bouts. The frst will be with Billy AL
len at Rockaway Beach next Friday,
On Monday he will meet lack Lundy
at the Colin A. c., the best boy OF ms
weight around New York.
After these two bouts we VIII settle
an old dispute with Tony Bender at
Browns gymnasium IN July 3.
JIMMY KELLY.
ARTHUR j. THOMAS-Whatever
nv decision in that matter would De
IL would not be definite. / Hike to near
Mart King personally, but maybe any
choioe is not the best in that Inc.
The best way to decide your bet Is TO
have three or i've vote on the propo-
sition and let the majority vote decide
the o~uestion.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening star
yo,, are most cordially invited to be
nresent at the eighth annual carnival
of the Newark Public School Athletlc
Association, to be held at Wleden-
mayer's Park, Friday and Saturday,
June Q and 10, 1911, beginning at 1880
o'clock. Yours truly,
A. G. BALLOON,
president N. P. s, A. A.
"a The SPORTING Editor of the Evening Star;
f5as az Young pitched or won over
rno sannas9 J. N. p.
NE has won over 500 and played
many more thar that.-Ed.
To the Sporting EDITOR OF the Evening Star;
Kindl tell me where Randall, man
aeer of the Arlingtons, lives, or ask
hin to please call up 22ss-L Market.
vo,,,a In sport, BASEBALL FAN.
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