The evening world., 1911-03-13
TO. Morrow Nights Bout at Fair.
mont A. C. a Contest Between
Two Clever Men - Moran's
Best Chance OF Whipping Nc.
Farland Lies in Landing One
Hard Wailop.
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"1IE classy bout onnes OF to-nor
row night at the Fsirmont A. c.
Paekey Mcfarland Va. Over
Moran.
We've seen many exciting encounter,
Tits. Brown inc Hornn and wolsas,
have done their best 20 entertain. bu,
sood, rough fighters AZ they all are they
figure as mere Amateuss beside the boy,
who mingie tomorrow evening. Hogan,
with his one year OF lighting, Brown.
With not much more: Wolgsst. 10 whom
the title cheese champion" seems "a
stick like tar and feathers. are novices
beside the brilliant Mcfarland and the
cunning Moran.
Packey Mcfarland. II IL generally ron
eeded. Is rs clever and aGgr essivs q
little fighting man as the present gen.
Grafton Of night fans can remainder. In
fact. ] heard such a good Judge Of fght-
srs as Tommy West say a couple OF days
ego that he considered Mcfarland Tire
best man Of his weight ne had ever
seen in . ring. "A real nghter." said
Tommy. mot alone as good a. the old
timers. but better" Tommy compares
lin with Frank Erns At his best ana
declared that he thinks Packsy could
have beaten thu Ceat Joe Cans On the
test day be ever saw. could have S1ven
Lsvigne the fight Of his life ana handled
the Hawkinses ana McFaddsns and
Dalys and all the rest Of thsm like
amateurs
He has everything" West Gays. Tie
10 fast A. lightning. knows everything
n man needs to know about boxing.
has a . head and 10 . natural,
aggressive fighter"
had n little talk with Sammy Ksiy.
once a clever boxer hm.elf. sammy,
"a Jack ooodman's manager. mads q
oiose study of Mcfarland not Ions ago.
Hes tho best Of them aii-old or now"
cay Sam. I'VE don't know how rood
Mcfarland really n. because ne has
never been extended. Jack Goodman is
clever. but Packsy Tented him out and
him forget everything he knew.
Packsy may have let Others on easy.
but he went aftsr Jaok. and that nisht
showed more class than any otter
I ever cav"
WEN MORAN has class, too. He
10 clever. The Nights between
Owen and Abe Attell will not be
for a long time They were
oombats between the cloverest
fsatherwsights In the world. owen
out OF the fe%stherweight class.
but he IL a small lightweight still. and
VIII give Mcfarland several pounds
In weight.
Owen has shown himself Q a COM.
Of clever boxer and hard-hit-
ting tighter. He 10 always dangerous.
Moran 10 the only man living who has
actually knocked out Battling Nelson.
Wolsast Is technically entitled TO a
Knockout. as h referee stopped the
night TO save Nelson from a possible
fatal injury. II must be remembered,
for all that. that Nelson was Q or put
on his feet by Woisast. who couldn't
tho Dane down even whsn Bat
was standing helpless with his arms
his sides. OF the X. o. a. Morsn's
hands there a be no question. Nell
son was noored cleanly several tim.s
In quick succession. n aftcr tho las,
k~nockdown the ofhcisl ten seconds
were n before he rose 10 his
feet.
Moran has fought Tommy Murphy
several times. having the best OF the
slx-round AFFAIRS, and taking decision
N Boston. Murphy bea, him over the
long route In CalifoI MIA. but not BIZ
much OF = margin.
IN this scrap Moran's hast chance Re.
In landing n hard WALTON. for
clever as he In he can hardly ao
'nlied a match In that line for thu
"onderful Mcfarland. There will he
haTc fighting. paekey showed against
Goodman that he can hit q clean.
Hnappy punch with neutrality-suspicious.
effect.
TALLY GIBSON says that the mem.
- bers of the Fairmont A. c. need
fear no danger OF Interference
Win the bout, although some question
Az been brought up In connection with
the recent WOlgast-Brown AFFAIR. The
Fairmort A G. has no bar connected
Mlth II, either on ngit nights or a, any
otner time. and 80 the police have no
light to demand admittancs to the han.
Absolutely none bat members will ba
allowed within the doors.
A LARGE crowd surrounded Pack.
~ ey's training quarters yesterday.
filling h gymnasium and other
looms at Cannon's r~oadhouse with an
overflow meeting IN the yard. Packey
SPARED three rounds with Al Green
wood. the middlewcight who recently
helped Mt Hogan for his bout with X.
o. Brown. One OF his other spsrring
partners was Walter McGlrr. the clever
youngster who made a hit a while ago
In the amateur championships. Alto
sether. he spared twelve rounds. In
tho forenoon no took a turn on the
road. Packey IL making the REQUIRED
ia6 pounds easily. He looks In fine
fnape and Is rs conhd nj as ever, Con
idence 10 Packey's long suit.