Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-12
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Kilhan and Pat Drouillard
have been matched to box. in Windsor,
Ont, Jan. "a.
Frank Klaus and either X. o. Brown
of Chicago or Jimmy Howard viii
meet in Pittsburg next Monday night.
frankie Conley is of the opinion
that he can manage himself and so
has canned Harry Gilmore as his man
ager.
The mayor of Youngstown has re-
fused to issue license to allow Jack
johnson to give an exhibition in that
city.
Ed Bennett of Quincy has been pick
ed by George Brown of the b. \, a.
to box the New York amateur in the
inter city bouts at the B. A. A,
Jan. 20.
Mark Conley of South Boston and
Willie Lewis will meet in Manches-
ter n. H, Jan. Il. Conley has also
been engaged to meet the winner of
the Tommy Murphy VS.. Joe Bedell
bout at Tom O'Rourke's New York
club, next month.
Jimmy Quinlan of Danvers and
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were. Wednesday night, matched fer
a l2-round bout at the Unity Club of
Lawrence, Jan. IS. Young Stone and
Young McAuliffe Will meet in the
semi final.
The West Side Athletic Club man
agement announced Wednesday night,
that an agreement had been signed by
Owen Moran to meet Joe Mandot at
New Orleans, on Feb. is, in 2o-roune
bout.
Patsy De Luca and Jimmy Quinlan
of Danvers boxed eight rounds to
draw, Wednesday night, at the Mar
blehead A. C. Chip Barnard of Lynn
and Gene White of Boston boxed six
rounds to draw. Young Gonnors of
Lynn and Young Cromwell boxed q
four round draw.
The six bouts scheduled to take
place at the Montello Social Club at
Broekton, Wednesday night, did not
take place. Instead there We're three
four-round workouts by members.
Previous to starting three police In
spectors appeared and President Hen
ry Sears announced that instead or
holding the scheduled meeting that
the workouts would be substituted.
Carries Billons boxed Charles 0'Don-
nell. Charlie Frawley met Dan o'Con-
nell and Harry Carter boxed Yankee
Evans.
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis and Bob
Moha of Milwaukee We're to have met
in a six-round bout at Duquesne Gar
den at Pittsburg, Wednesday night,
The m
nicipal physical examiner of fight
candidates turned Moha down as soon
as he saw him on the scales, Mona
did not seem TO have trained to any
appreciable extent, being found con-
siderably over weight. To offset COM
ment, the excuse is offered by Mohas
manager that his hand, which was
hurt at the time he fought Billy Pap
Ike at Boston, last October, is not in
shape.
Jack johnson, the heavyweight
champion, is very angry with James
J. Corbett, ex-champion, who charged
him with taking with Stanley ketcl-
ell. II am going after Corbett,' said
johnson. why, / whipped ketchel SO
good it could not be frame-up. Cor
bett wants to know if | have made
affidavits regarding his coming to me
and asking me to let him stay six
rounds and also about the offer OF
100000. Yes, have made those atti-
davits and have the proof with which
to back them. You know what he viii
say when he meets me. He will stretch
out his hands and say, Hello, john
son, excuse me. ] did not mean any Of
Tense That is as far as he will get.
and then you will see me start /
know that he came to me one Sunday
morning, about II o'clock, and asked
me TO fake for six rounds with him,
so as to make it appear as il he really
was a comeback. He is angry because
I refused.