Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-02
KNOCKOUT BROWN
.HOWS COLO HAS
lot SLOWED HIN
Boxes Six Furious Rounds with
Young Terry and Then Takes
on Fast Willie Burns for
to Arrive in
New York TOday-Pal Moore
Beats Maloney.

A Ii doubt about the condition of
~ Knockout Brown was wiped out
yesterday when the little East
cider performed before a host of adj
mirers at the Boys Club in New York,
wher he is training for his ten-round
4ootest with the champion, Ad VOL
CAST, at the National Sporting Club to-
morrow night.
For the first time in ten days Brown
displayed his old speed and rugged
ness, and his Danny Morgan,
who for a week had been somewhat
fearful OF Browns ability to do his
best, regained all his confidence and
declared the youngster was as good an
ever.
Brown boxed six furious rounds with
Young Terry. He was hardly breezing
at the finish, and INN diately Took OF
Young Willie Burns, the Jersey ban
am, who was summoned to help give
the East Slider the required speed. At
the end of the boxing Brown said he
was feeling fine. He punched the bag
and skipped .e rope for half an hour.
Il am going to fight Wolgast just
the same as l did in Philadelphia"
d1Q bTOWn. ne says hN 10 ooAh6 800
me from the first bell. That is just
what / want. / can beat him to every
punch"
New York today. Manager Tom
O'Rcurke, of the National Cub.
wanted the champion to reach New
York yesterday, in ordei to give the
fans a peep at his workout, but sfoi-
- A---1 HE hf1oEni~h
quarters. His training will be finished
before he reaches New York. Re orts
from Philadelphia say he is IN splendid
form and confident that he viii turn
the tables on Brown.
Pal Moore, Of Philadelphia, who
with twenty-four hours notice. took
Tommy Murphy's place in a ten-ronnd
bout with Tommy Maloney at the
( Olympic A. C. lasl night, easily won
the bout. Although Maloney was the
| aggressor throughout, Moore was the
| cleverer and outpointed the local man,
honors In six rounds being his and the
balance even.
Tom O'Rourke has secured another
bout for his National Sporting Club
He has matched Jim Barry. of Chi
cago. and Joe Jeanette. the negro
heavyweight. to meet in a ~ten-round
bout at one of the club stays on March
16. The Armory a A, of Boston. prac-
ticaIly had the match c'inched. but
Dan McKetrick, manager OF Jeanette.
accepted O'Rourke's terms. and as
Barry had to do likewise the bout was
taken from the Amory A. a
Those two bitter rivals of the prize
ring, Willie Lewis and Sailor Burke,
are going to exchang re wailops again
in another ten-round bout- They will
battle at the stag OF the Whirlwinu
A. c.. in Clermont Avenue Rink, IN
Brooklyn, on March 8. Frank Moran
and AL. Polzer, the amateur champion,
whom Tom O'Rourke has taken under
his management, win also box for ten
rounds.
Hugo Kelly the middleweight OF
Chicago, who has just claimed the
middIeweight title viii arrive East on
Sunday from Chicago To anlsh up his
! training for his ten-round bort vita
, Jin Smith, the Westehester lighter,
which takes place at tne Fairmont A
C. on next Tuesday night
Montana JACK sullivan win he seen
in a bout ia New York Monday night
! He win meet Connie Schmidt TIE Ho-
boken midileweight, for ten rounds al
the Olympic A. c. stag.
Patsy Brannigan, OF P~ittseorg, and
Charles Goldman. of New York .ough
fifteen rounds TO q draw at Dayton. o..
last night. The bout, while declared a
draw, WAS admittedly in Goldman's
favor.
Young Saylor. of Indianapolis, gave
Jack Redmond. Of Milwaukee. a bad
be ting In a ten-rnund contest at
Indianapolis last night. The boys are
Iightweights Before another club Guy
Buckles, of Omaha. and Jim Perry, Of
Pittsbure, welterweighfs fought ten
even rounds.
Billy Allen Knocked out Lew VII
Nins In the FIRST raand ~ 4 scheduled
ten-round battle at tire Princess Club.
Of New York. asst night This pair had
been at IL for about two minutes. when
Allen crossed over a right 20 The jaw
nd wilkins went down and was count
ed out. The blow was s hard m and
wilkins could NOT recover in time.
Louis Criger. the veteran catcher.
was not taken on the Southern trip by
the New York American League a
agement. 1t looks like taps for GER
tain for the old Boston star.