Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-01
NFARLAlD AND
WOLGAST AGREE
TO MEET FEB q
Jack 0'Brien Lands Bout for His
American Club-Knight Boxes
Mario at O'ROurke's Club To-
m~OrrOw-Britt Beats Attell.
CHICAGO, FEB. /.

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AcKEI MCFARLAND, of Chi
cago, and Ad Wolgast, light
weight champion, after a year OF
wrangling, are to get together. They
Will box six rounds before jack
Z Srien's Philadelphia Club FEBRUARY
Y, the anniversary of Wolgast's Vie
tory over Nelson.
A telegram saying that the match
was on awaited Mcfarland when ne
reached home from Memphis last night.
Phil hnigh. who comes out Of the
West labeled the Kansas CITY
Cyclone" gets his first chance tomor-
row night TO show New Workers Just
what a Kansas cyclone is in fistic COM
bat. Knight will be assisted in his
debut by Johnny Mario. something OF
a cyclone, too, in New York. They ara
billed to do the star stunt" in a ten
round session at Tom O'Rourke's Ma.
tional Sporting Club.
Jimmy Gardner. of Lowell, and Frank
Klaus. OF Pittsburg, fought twelve
rounds to a draw at the Armory Ath-
letlc Association, of Boston, last right.
Gardner was Knocked down With a
left to the head in the first round. but
evened matters up before the bout was
over with some telling punches to the
face and body.
At the end of fifteen rounds OF mild
boxing before the Eureka Athletic Club.
of Baltimore. last night, Young Britt.
of Baltimore, was given the decision
over Monte Attell, of California.
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Frank Moran, a Pittsburg heavy
weight, knocked out Jack Reynolds, of
Brooklyn, in the fourth round If IL batt
at Browns Gymnasium. in New York.
last night. He landed a harsl right
swing on the Brooklyn mans law and
Reynolds was moons ,ols two min
utes. Reynolds had a shade the lietser
OF the FIRST and third rounds.
After five rounds of the fercest fight
ing at st. Joseph, Mo-. Freddie pe1.:els.
of that place, scored q victory oyer
Johnny Greedy, OF Brooklyn. when the
latter injured his right bans. l)al,,eis
had Greedy all but out and me j rock
lyn boxer quit. the bout WAS scfe.i
'lleJ for fifteen rounds.
In a slow ten-round fight at Kansas
Cit. last night Harry Brewer. o. Fan
sas City, won a decision over INK IfLs-
sell, of Philadelphia. rho men ars
welterweights. Russell carried almost
the entire fight to Brewer, who ao7
cred up and permitted lie p''.lafel-
phian to land numerous .',dy punches
that did little DANA g.
One OF the fastest bantam-weighr
contests of the year will be seen when
Young O'Leary and Kid Black step In
the ring at the Long Acre tomorrow
night. Both boys are IN grand SHAPE
for a fast contest, and the members
attending will certainly be well repatu
for their night at the club. OLeaty
Is conceded. next to frankie Burns.
to be the second best antam in the
United States. Kid Black is one of the
most promising youngsters of his
weight we have hereabouts, having de-
cisions over such boys as Charley
Goldman, George Kitson and recently
fought q slashing draw with Eddie
O'Keefe in Philadelphia. The boys are
scheduled to box ten rounds at liz
pounds. In the semi-fnal Al Ginger
will have his hands full Wien he faces
Walter Hennessey. Besides this, there
Will O6 litES tOuT-IouuQ GNclllS We
tween evenly-matched boys.
Knockout" Brown and "One-Round''
Hogan. the sensation of California, are
finally matched. They were engaged
today by Joe Humphreys, manager OF
the Madison A. c.. to meet in a ten
round bout at q show of that club Oh
the night of February %.
Matty Baldwin and Pal Moore will
meet In a 12-round bout at the Arnlory
A. A, of Boston, on Tuesday night
Jack Twin" Sullivan is going TO fight
IN Denver on February %. He has
just accepted terms to meet Jack
O'Keefe, the Denver fighter.
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