Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-07

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- GORGE CARROLL, Tony Ben
IT der's manager, has promised
Frank Frame, Battling Hurley's
manager, another match as soon as
Paddy Michigan fulills his promise
to Carroll to have Bender meet Knock
out Brown at the McGuigan Club.
Danny Morgan promised McGuigan
that led let Brown fight in Harrison
between the Wolgast bou and the pro-
posed Abe Attell match at the Empire
Club. There is some difference of opin-
ion as to the decision. The STARS
man gives the out TO Bender. We
have heard others say, though, that a
draw is the proper decision. It was
so close the bout viii admit of diver
gent honest opinions.
The men should be rematched. A
close friend Of Hurley, whose honesty
the writer will vouch for. said today
that Hurley was really i'll before, dur
ing and after the fight because on Sun-
day night Bat made a mistake and
took an overdose Of medicine, with dire
results.
A lot of money was lost on the fight.
Bets were SIS to $35 and the like that
Bender could not last the ten rounds.
Tony hurt his right hand slightly in
the second round.
George Carroll told the writer that
Hurley was beaten because Hurley
tried to punish him In the stomach.
That's where Tony's the strongest"
said George,
On account Of tho difference of opin-
ion tho men should be rematched,
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~. -.... - IT, k~Aarfon. E1oofhan
Association did not meet Saturday
night to consider the protest of the
True Blues against the action of the
A. F. A. in the Howard and Bullough
matter. Some of the members of the
council are i'll. It is said that there is
a. storm brewing in the A. +. A. Mr..
Richie, of the Haledon Thistles. at the
last meeting of the A. F. A. called a
certain decision of the body. it is said,
dishonest. The president of the body
called upon him to retract the state
G.ent, but he said he wouldn't and
would prove what he said. it is under
stood. It's beginning to appear that
some changes. will occur inthe control
Of soccer fotbaH in the East in the not
for distant future. If for nothing more
than progressiveness something should
be done along this line.
@
Paddy McGuigan, of speech-making
fame, is working the Bill Brown logic
with physical culture work. He may
also give singing lessons. Anyone IN
terested should write. His announce
worked off stunts between waits last
night to lead his club members to be-
Ileve he win open a farm In Irvington
or Sussex Soon We hin 1t will be
n sanitarium for a dear friend he lately
associated with in this city.
Battling Hurley has been matched
with Cy Smith at the Empire Club In
New York for February Is.
Young Kurtz and Billy Leary were
scheduled to Sign articles for a fight
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock at H.fmle
Gross's cafe in IIalsey street. The
sporting editor of this paper now holds
the preliminary forfeits.
Bill Stone, the Observation-Disclosures
of Carl Morris, has just received a
s25. 900 check for ~relinquishing his rights
to Carl. A wealthy oil man has taken
Morris in tow.
Willie Lewis and Frank Klaus meet
at the Fairmont Club In New York to-
night.
Harvard opposes the proposed inter-
collegiate boxing league. Why?
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r Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir--I noticed Mr.. Butt-In's
criticism Of my methods in your issue
of last week. If MI. Butt-In will
either meet me or correspond WITH me
personally l will be glad to discuss the
matter with him. However, I do no
care to enter into arguments In the
press, blu prefer to settle my differ
ences on the athletic field. Deeds and
not words Is my motto, and 1t Is IN
limo with this method of procedure that
I am not boosting my youngsters. When
my youngsters do something worthy
then I will be prepared to advertise
them. Certainly this is reasonable. for
neople had rather be shown than to
read about what these so-called young.
sters might do.
The relay team is performing regu-
larly-hence the reason for mentioning
them and their work. Some of the
members may be all in but nobody in
Relleville believes any of these young
sters have anything OF them as yet
and when any of the youngsters show
better the makeup of the team will be
iuggled Immediately.
Furthermore, I'll bet a hat that Mr.
Butt-In doesn't live in Belleville, and
would advise him to see if there isn't
some troubles at home that he can bet
ter employ his time adjusting. Yours
truly, j. r. FLANAGAN,
Manager B. C. Q.
cNE Goo W.