Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
.AD WOLGAST AND
BROWN MAY MEET
IN A LONG FIGHT
California May Get Such a Bout
Within Three MOnths-Other
Talk Is That a Finish Battle
May Also Be Carded.
NEW YORK. Merch 5.

TT is %oun here that another
fight between Wolgast, lightweight
champion. and Knockout Brown"
Of New York, will probably be staged
In California within the next three
months. In view of the excellent work
Of Brown against the champion in their
two recent engagements in Philadel-
phia and New York a finish fight is
looked upon as a proposition likely 70
attract widespread attention. One
round Hogan is expected TO fight VOL
CAST at the Madison A. c. in this city
on April IS This will probably be the
champions last battle IN the East this
spring.
Dan Sullivan. the Montana middle
weight, took but two minutes OF fight
ing last night at Browns Gymnasium
to dispose of Jack Reynolds. 1t was q
short right swing to the jaw that put
Reynolds down and out. The punch
Was hard enough to keep Jack u for
more thar two minutes. Sullivan
stripped ike a genuine fighter. He is
built Ike a bull and is as strong as an
OK. He also Knows all the rudiments
OF the manly art. When the men start
GU OAA iSCy AOAdD dAiiiCQ a VIZ
which Sullivan ducked. Reynolds nan
aged to get over his deadly right after
a few seconds, but Sullivan only
giggled and clinched. After a few
misses by both. Sullivan drew back and
let the right shoot out, and the battle
was over.
Tommy o'Keefe, of Philadelphia, and
George Alger. of Cambridge. who were
looked upon as the leading attractions
at the Armory Athletic Associations
boxing bouts In Boston last night
fought ten rounds, with neither having
enough OF an advantage to get h de-
cision. AL belmont. of Boston. was
given the decision over Jimmy Carroll,
of San Francisco. also in a ten-round
setto.
Johnny willetts and Grover Hayes.
two Philadelphia Eoys. engaged in the
main attraction last night at the
Touglas A. c.. of Philadelphia, and at
the finish Of a red-hot bout Willetts
earned the decision.
With more han q thousand specta-
tors waiting and the principals re;lcy
to go into the ring. the ten-round boTt
between lack Twin Sullivan, of b7s-
ton, and Jack O'Keefe. Of Denver, WIS
abruptly stopped last night by sheriff
Armstrong, Of Denver, who served an
Injunction on the principals and Of
hcials. The order was issued BY Dis
trict Judge Bliss, at the request of the
Christian Citizenship Union.
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"Kid' Henry, Of Troy. won easily
from Terry Martin. Of Boston. in q
one-sided %ten-rouud out at Albany
last night. The bell saved Martin from
a knockout in the sixth round
Two ten-round bouts will be the pro
gram as arranged by the matchmaker.
Billy Newman, for Thursday nights
entertas nment for the Long acre mem-
bers. Johnny Moran, the actors cham
pion. who has boxed such men as K
O. Brown, Eddie O'Keefe. of Philadel-
phia; Young Nixon. Of Boston; Babe
! Cullen and Others with success will
have his hands full when ne faces
, Brown, one Of the Long Acres
p~rodutcs. In the other ten-round event
Mike Ritchie, of the lower west side
who has a record of sixteen wins to
his credit, Will meet Young Dracott, o.
Brooklyn. There will be a ~six-rouno
semi-inal and three four-round events
between evenly matched boys
With g match " tn Freddie Welsh
at stake for the winner, Pal Moore
and Young Sammy Smith. who meet
In a ten-round contest at the National
Sporting Club on Friday night, are
working harder thar ever. From Al
lenhurst, where Moore is getting into
condition, comes a report that the
clever Little Quaker will be In prime
form to mix 1t with the clever and
rugged Smith.
Members Of the National Club snticf-
pate one Of the most exciting clashes
Of the season when Moore and Smith
meet. Both boys are unusually clever
and both are noted for fast pace. This
means that the bout viii not only be
skillful but speedy. with plenty OF live
ly mix OF the sort the New York
fans dearly love. Manager O'Rourke,
OF the National Club, announced today
that Freddie Welsh would sail for
New York on Saturday. He viii ap-
pear at the National Club in three
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