The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-13
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

A l. PALzDR, who has Just returned
~ to town from trip to his home
In Iowa. says he wants the public
to know that he Is not afraid to fight
Luther McCarty or any other heavy
weight IN the world. providing he can
get the amount OF money he wants for
his end. When asked how much he
would expect to meet McCarty Paizer
said:
II would not think Of going against
McCarty unless I was guaranteed 1900
for my end. think / am entitled to
this amout. for l have won q victory
over Bombardier Wells. tho English
champion, and l am the best white hope
In the business at the present time"
did you see Jack Johnson while you
were in Chicago" he was next asked.
NO. I did not. but / had a man talk
to Johnson in regard to a match with
me. / would sooner night Johnson than
any man living. While may not be
able to beat him. I am sure that I
could give him q stin battle. have
already asked Billy Gibson to put us
on in q ten-round bout at the Garden
A. c.. but am afraid johnson will ask
so much money that 1 will not get the
chance to meet him here would be
willing to nsht johnson a twenty round
bout or to q finish at Juarez, Mexico,
II Tommy Ryan who IN holding fights
there At present, Is able to bring of the
battle.
| IT have engaged Rob Armstrong, the
colored trainer. to assist mo In training
will teach me more than any other man
about fighting. As for Jim Flynn. he
has no chance OF getting on . match
with me unless he defeats some big
good men. II am unsuc cessfui In getting
on a bout with Johnson I will consent
to fight McCarty. but I must get the
5000 which I think I am worth for
such q bout" concluded Palzer,
All arrangements have been completed
for tho fight between Billy Papke. the
American middleweight. and George
Carpenter, the French champion mid
dleweight. They will como together In
la twenty-round contest before the
in France. on Saturday night. oct. 5
Carpenter will not engage In any hght
until he meets Papke. An effort Il
being made to cl!nch a bout between
Papke and Leo Houck, to take place II
Paris on Aug. lb. but II tho negotiation,
fall through Papke will sail Tor nom,
until the Carpenter bout.
Johnny. Knbane. feather weight champion, y
| another fighter who does not believe 10 flahtfnI
during the summer months. Although JOhnnl
has received several good offers for bouts at III
different clubs all over the country. including th
Jimmy Dunn, not to accept any Of them n h
does not intend TO box again until September.
Young Bsdsl OF Brooklyn and Jim. Jarvis Q
Mh asA VIII f rns III beT ngH S0u Of 70.
The bout Is scheduled 70 60 ten round. an an
pounds. The semi-fina will bring together Fran
, | Marine Of Wsstchester and Frankte Quinlan, tn
. | Jersey C4,y feather. for six rounds There VII
! be two other six. round bouts between Fredd
Kaiser and Rube ABRAMS and Johnny Houss 9
ratsey Haley will referee the bouts
Ma,,y Baldwin and Tommy O'Keefs Of Phils
deiphia have been signed to meet In a twelve
round bout before the Pilgrim 4; o. bosta
on 'neE Tus'day nisR;. Eddie Murphy, 81 q
r baldwin. but as he injured bis hand Will
A RAINING for the contest the club officials wire
) u'Kcsfe an offer to meet Baldwin and hc lo'
n | NJ time In accepting 1t. Murphy Will meet VI
| winner.
Joe J,anetts, the colored heavyweight ~ III
boken ard Rafting Jim Johnson, tina souther
col0fed fighter who fought many aosi nst,l,
E wards the fight promoter o. pWia1slphi.'
$ meet in a sis.round contest al ne oBmlle a.,
ih.; city q ns', Friday da night ID gA' S, wei
4 account Of Packey Mcfarl,nd not being abs
n | meet Young Mccartney last night, Promote
. Edwards has put the J'aneas'ohn'on hshl
week ahead.