Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-10
SMITH-MOORE CO.
PROMISES To Be
ONE OF THE BEST
Winner of National Sporting
Clubs Bout Tonight Gets
Teddy Welsh-AttelI and
Burns to Meet at 0'Rourke's
Club March 3l--Biddle Quells
"White Hope and Then Gets
Beating.
TT HE National Sporting Club vii be
the sCelse Oh ne OF the DeeE
Louis of the year ton.gti', whSH

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the sIeLse Oh ne OF the Deer
Louis of the year ton.gtt. whSn
Fdl Moore, jimmy DeForese 5 can Aid4te
lor the lightweight title, meets Young
sammy Smith IN a ~ten-round contest.
Moore Is undoubtedly n Oh the e-ev-
erest 10Y IN The ring and he has re
Gently developed a singing pu..ch- He
is only Is years old and many experts
believe that he is one Of the most Jke.y
asplranss for Wolgast's mantle. H. the
two years he has risen out Of 0 h r.
and demanded attention ny his SUPERB
GRITTY over the best ioys In The East
He defea ted Matty Bald win. Bert Keyes
and Tommy Maloney hand running,
and Is said to be in the best shape of
his career at present.
Young Sammy smith is well known
TO the members OF the National : Tub,
| Only a few months ago he o4tpointei
Knockout Brown. Willie Beechsr and
several others. He got a setback
against Jack Goodman. bit gave as an
excuse the fact that he had b en- train
ing too long and was stale. Smith laid
of and came back to give Leach Cross
a sound facing, and now he says he is
to frht his best.
MANAGER O'Rou-ke announced today
two corking matches for the near
future. Next week Joe Jeanette and
jim Barry Win meet n a tsn-ro nd con-
test. and on March 81 Abe Attell and
frankie Burns will clash. They Will
weigh In at lis pounds rings.de.
Willie Lewis. the New York boxer.
has the Indian sign on Sailor Burke,
for he defeated him for the third time
In a ~ten-round bout at the Whirlwind
A C. in h Clermont avenue Rink.
Brooklyn. last night. Lewis. as usual,
was too clever and shifty for the ex-
tar. and although Burke put up q game
battle. Lewis had no trouble in getting
In punches both at close quarters anc
long range.
Lewis put up a fine fight and seldom
missed with his blows. After Burke
realized that he could not hit Lewis
with any effect he began to resort TO
the foulest kind of tactics. He wrestled
Lewis to the floor in the second round,
for which he was roundly Missed.
In the seml-final Frank Moran, d
Pittsburg heavyweight, defeated Paul
ser. the amateur heavyweight who has
Joined the professional ranks.
Tony Biddle, Philadelphiais cotilion
leader boxer. has soundly walloped g
white hope" and sent him back TO
his Salem IN. j. butcher shop with
ideas fther than attempting TO de-
thro . Jack johnson. Biddle is not en-
terta hing ideas Of challenging john
son ! II bringing the heavyweight title
back TO the Caucasians. but his box ne
reputation has been given a big boost
I 1t was Charles Eurkhardt, of Sal m.
N. j., a rangy, s~ix-foot-four youth Of
twenty-four and as many
minutes of boxing experience. who
wandered aimlessly into Jack O'Brien's
West Philadelphia Boxing Club yes
terday afternoon, where the renowned
Jack and Tony were billed to box ar
exhibition bout for the benefit OF q few
University of Pennsylvania students
and theatrical folk.
The second round was expected 70
bring out something sensational. and
It did. Tony rained blows so fast that
the hope turned his back and tried
to kneel down In q corner and Tony,
scenting g knockout, struck him a
beautiful right swing. timed 70 a
nicely, squarely In the middle Of the
back. 1t was an neutrality-suspicious.
blow, and the hope waved to the
timekeeper to stop the nout. There
upon Tory compllmented him on his
skill and said that II ne had been q
little more aggressive the bout would
have been better.
Jack O'Brien then donned the gloves
with Tony. and for the first time In
their many bouts O'Brien had clearly
the better of the milling. Tony aftt.
the bout. displayed a pair Of broken
teeth and an eye that was slightly dis
colored.
He gave 1t TO me good today" b
said. This eye will be black by to
night. and I'm sure the other win bs
by the morning"
Charley Griffin. the Australian light.
weight, and Benny Ford. the promis'
ing little fighter Of Waterbury. Conn.
will engage In a ten-round bout at
show to be brought off In Waterbury
on the night Of March %. They vii
meet at 1873 pounds. weigh in at 6 p. m
In the sim-fnal Johnny DAILY will NEE
Buddy Faulkes for ten rounds.