Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-10

Peck Miller ana HARRY NldiiSlieiu'
| both of Philadelphia, fought ten rounds
at Allentown, Pa, last night at the
| keystone Club. Miller was by far the
| cleverer, and had the Englishman from
the start.
Mike Twin" Sullivan is now signed
up for two fights. AT Milwaukee tonight
he will AXE on Bob Moha. the promis-
ing fighter of that city, In a ten-round
bout. while on March "a he will hook
up with Jack Dillon, OF Indianapolis.
in a ten-round out at one of the clubs
In Buffalo. After these fights Sullivan
will sail for England with his brother
Jack.
Young Fitzsimmons, that great little
fighting machine, whose splendid work
In the ring Of late has caused the fight
matched to box Jack Leonard, of Phil
adelphia, ten rounds in the star bout
at Browns Gymnasium next Tuesday
night. Both these boys are fast and
clever and willing mixers and should
put up a highly interesting go. In the
semi-windup Fred Kiesler will box
Jack White. of Jersey City. Willie
Burns and Fighting Fitzpatrick will
also mingle for six rounds. In the pre-
liminary bout Young Waltz will meet
Clarence Burns.
Leach Cross, the East Side light
weight, and Joe Bedell, Of Brooklyn,
have been matched to battle for ten
at the Whilwind A. c.. Brook
Ign, on March 16.
Young Otto is going to fight in Kan
City. He has been matched to
meet "Unk' Russell. the Quaker City
welterweight. In a ten-round bout at
the Grand Avenue A. c.. of that city,
next Thursday night.
AL Kubiak, the Michigan heavy
weight, put Dummy Maxson, also from
the Wolverine State, to sleep last night
in the fifth session of a scheduled ten
round battle at the Brooklyn Beach
A. C.
Ad wolgast, the lightweight cham
pion. will get some more easy money
on March II at Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will meet George Mensic. the
former Chicago fighter, in a twenty
round bout before the Pacific A. c.
Wolgast is guaranteed 1000, with the
privilege Of accepting 40 per cent of
the gross receipts. AS Memsic has gone
away back Wolgast will probably stop
him.
Frank Moran, the Pittsburg heavy
weight, who has won four fights and
fought one draw In the five fights he
has engaged in during the last few
months, will begin training at Hoboken
today for his ten-round battle with Jim
savage, which takes place at the Olym-
pic A. c.. of Harlem Monday night.
Moran will work out with Joe jean
nette, who is also training for his ten
round bout with Jim Barry at the Ma
tional Sporting Club on March 16.
Joe eJannette, the colored heavy
weight, is not going to Paris till next
week. He had expected to fight Sam
Langford at the Cirque de Paris the
latter part of this month, but as Lang
ford would not consent to meet him In
a finish fight. but only for twenty
rounds, Jeannette's manager. Oar Nc
Ketrick. Immediately called off the ne
gotiations.
Willie Moody defeated Tommy
Howell in the wind-up at the Broad
way Athletic Club, Philadelphia, last
night. Moody was in splendid form
and boxed In the coolest manner. He
was never ratified at n time. and in
the cllnches he was clean and careful
in his work Howell, who has not
boxed for several months. seemed to
be rusty from his long lay-off. He was
wild at all times and missed many
punches that he should have landed.