The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-05
McCarty Makes His Debut In
This City Against Stewart at
Garden Tonight.
UTTER McARrY. the Missou

r UTTER McARTY. the Missouri
heavyweight. makes his New
York debut tonight at Madison
SQUARE Garden In a ten-round bout w!.h
B,g Jim Stewart OF Brooklyn. Billy
ter opponent for the westerncr. Stew.
art has what most of the White Hopes
pcssess and something more--class and
cieverness. II McCarty can weather
ten rounds with him his white hope
claims will he undoubted.
McCarty looks like a good man lie
10 big and hefty. and undoubtedly has
. punch, otherwise he couldn't have put
Carl Morris down for the count. No
oae had been able to do anything ap.
preaching that with Morris here IN New
York. and Carl fought many q good
heavyweight hereabouts. After seeing
him take crashing punches on vulner.
sbie spots without . whimper We had
come to believe that tho Oklahoma
giant couldn't be dropped. But Nc.
CArty did the trick. and was immedi-
ateiy plunged into the pugiiistic lime
lieht- He came East to clean IN. bur
round that most Of the heayywe,rbt,
hed acquired q wholesome respect for
him. Al Palser couldn't be induced IA
tackle him, 80 McCarty lay Id. uni,
GIBSON Induced Jim Stewart to take n
Chance.
speaking Of Palxer reminds us TIM,
Tom oRourke once said he never
would consent t. Paisers lighting Nc.
AlrCarty at iris time. ORourke n
seod Judge OF fighters. 30 frurn this
Mccarty must be anything but a false
shnn. However. tonight VIII tell tho
spry. 7'Biliy Mocarney. with the en-.
tnosiasn born in managers. Is banking
q a knockout victory for McCarty.
sd theu claiming the champIonshIp
that Jack Jonnron will forfeit on La.
Dor Day. Stewart, who has been train.
ink AZ shohoia. Pa. may upset his
plans. IL looks like q good bout any
way.
q ONE additional interest 10 given
to-niGhts show At the Ga rlen
BY tho temperance OF Willie
Lewis somehow Or other Willie re-.
FUSES to stay In the background. His
good hight against Carpenter. the
French marvel. convinced him that he
was Tar from the ali In" stage. -
Dan Mcketrick dutifuliy signed him up
10 box Freddie Hicks. I~wis ms.
strangely been compelled to give away
weight In most OF his battles, and to-
night Is no exception. Hicks, a rough,
tough fellow. who eats waliops, will
have something on Willie. but Nc.
Astrick isn't alarmed. lie says Willie
always fights big fellows better than
~ does men Of mis- own weight.
OMMY BURNS 10 out attn \
claim for the heavyweight crown
that Jack Johnson apparent, y
w.ahes 20 paas up. He figures that
he 10 more entitled TO II than anybody.
Burns, who u away up IN the wilds OF
Canada. says ne Is prepared to come
back" and hight any Of the so-called
eontenders. Tommy was a little small
for Q heavyweight. still he fought and
won from many n good big man up ,c
the time johnson beat him for the tn.
In Australia. The come baok' route
isn't easily negotiated after one has
had Q long lay on. and Tommy un'
doubtedly would md 1t troublesome
Hes entitled to a chance. however, May.
he Billy Gibson can induce him 10 com,
East ana have Il out with Joe Jean
cite. Can't think Of q more interest
ing heavyweight contest than tha
should be. unless Luther Mozart,
wins In sensational style from stewar
tonight. In the latter event, Mozart,
would be IN line for Jeanette.
r JUDGING BY the reports at hsnC
from the Murphy-Atteil bout I,
Coffroth's Club 1T San Fran
clsco. the little Harlem boy should
have been awarded the decision
as he had tho former featherweigh
champion pretty well beaten vi
when the gong rang at the end o
twenty rounda Abe's superior clever
ness was the only thing that enable,
him to 90 the route. and II Is likei!
that had the local boy less craft!
general opposing him he would hav
scored knockout. as. according 4
accounts. he was In tho best VI condl
ton.
Atteil, too. must be given a lot o
credit for the performance he put up
a. t v sa.d that early In the fight h
was the odd Abe" lie still gave eyi
dence Of his ability TO get away from
wsll-directed punches. Attell was eve
. wonder at getting out OF corners
and II must have used up q lot O
Aurphy's energy In pursuing the phan
ton-like Abe around the ring. The I'D
ditionsl flesh accumulated by Atte
since his last appearance-due to tn
counsel and orders OF his whilom man
ager. Billy Nolan-didn't handicap hir
Z bit. On the contrary. It Is llkel
taat the extra poundage helped him I
weather the storm, Most of the spec
tators thought that Jim Griffin woul
have made q better decision had h
sfven the New Yorker the verdict In
stead Of calling the contest q draw.