New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
BOXING BOUTS OF WEEK
Match Between Wells and WoI
CAST Still Hanging Fire.
PAPERS READY TO BE SIGNED
Much Action Expected in N.
Many Rings of Clubs Through.
out the City.

That widely heralde0 bout between A.,
Wolgast. the lightweight champion - =.
world. and Matt Wells. the ughtvs,,s.
champion of Great britain. which has -
definitely c'inched' half dozen i'm
during the last week or ten days IS ,,r
unsettled. George Mcdonald the msu..-.
Of wells. said last night that the n,,..
was still pending. bu- that the articles ~.
an ready % be- signed. AS Far as he v,.
concerned. Mcdonald said no papors vs,,
signed. but thar everything was r.ady 4.
bind the match. II settled the contes, rs
probably be held during the arg week /.
November at the Madison Athletic Clue =,
Harlem.
The conditions " tine bout call Tor b.
men 70 weigh In ar 100 pounds at ocloot
on the afternoon ~ the battle. McDouap
made no mention ~ fhe guarantee rasa
the boxers, but persistent rum0r which
would net down. had 70 that The psis.
FrAres Moving Picture Company wbi.,
had contracted for the rights on the BATH
had it been held az the mythical Sea Bea.s
Athletic Club. was Kidding Tor urivleps,
with tho Madison Athletic CLUB Z m.
Harlem organization secures tn. match !,
is scarcely possible that anr offer o. g a
will be made the men.
Jones Is also considering au Ofrer u 81 ~
from the Fairmont Athletic Club OF Tbs
Bronx. for q bo-t between W0lgast ass
Knockout" Brown. Brown has accertsl
the match and 10 now remains with Jore,
WClgast and Brown have met twice r
short contests, and ia each battle Brow,
won by d slight shade. Morgan, VINO nas.
ages Brown. Is firm 90 his belief tina, h
boy Is the master of WoIgast. and is an1.
loUs 20 meet the latter az any time
Montana" Dan Sullivan. the raw bonet
middleweight boxer of the Far West. VII
meet Frank ManteI. the Providence boxs,
In the main bout of ten rounds 90 Brown,
Gymnasium tomorrow night sullivan
boxed a number Of clever bouts m the cy
last year. and h1 and ManteH met A.
Browns IN one of the best bouts terws.,
big ruen seen In some time After leavipr
New York Sullivan fought q number Or
battles on the Pacific Coast. where he wn
al but his Gsht with Frank Klaus.
When Tom Mcmahon. the P,tsbvv
''Bearcat" and Jim smith. rhs heayy
weight from Wesrchesrer County. meet a.
the Empire Athletic Club. ~ Harlem q
furious battle IS sure % follow The par
met IN Philadelphia a year ago, and he
Smoky City man won IN less than q round
Smith knocked him down twice, but Ne.
Mshou jumped 70 his feet after each fal
and finally scored q knocked out aftsr
flooring Smith five times.
Harlem Tommy" Murphy win make one
more effort 20 come back and fight hls vay
20 the top rack Of the lgh-weights vheh
he meets Phil B ock The Cleveland boxer.
for ten rounds ar the National Sporting
Club Of America on Thursday nigh.
Brock has met with great success IN hts
battles IN the West, and rs q rough. ruggs.
boxer. II Harlem Tommy Is able 10 dis
pose Of Brock In decisive style he VII
probably be able 20 secure many gcct
matches with the first class BOYS IN he
East
"Cy" Smith, the Hobokeu Lightweight s
in the most perfect condition Tor his maiei
with Joe Bedeu az the Brooklyn Ba2ch
Athlemc Club tonight Furious action 2
assured, for both are Of the rugged Tar.
hitting type, which wades right N t1l
the tap Of the gong % exchange waA';
in the hope of putting over a telling plnl
The winner Of the contest will be rlaIcaA
with Battling Nelson. Walter Coney' W
California weIterweighr. and Jack Dennins
Of New York. will meet for Ten rounds a.
the rordor Athletic club 90 Grand in-
Orchard streets, tonight s. night Of sp''
is assured for those who reyei IN the l0'
exchanges Of hard wa.lops rather taan ~
fast. scientific boxing. when Hugnis hF
gerty and Ray Hatfield meet a, me II
rvIa Athletic Club of B-0o6iyr u-niz--