Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-29
KLINE AND NOHR
READY FOR BELL
Patsy to Swap WallOps With
Brooklyn Featherweight
Tonight.
BANTY LEWIS VS.. BUCK

Three ten-round bouts will be
staged at Browns Far Rockaway
Club tonight. The star bout will
bring together Patsy Kline, the hard
hitting local fighter, and Walter
Nohr, of Brooklyn. Nohr's recent
victories over Irish Paddy" and
Willie Johnes. have made him ia
vorite. In the sefni-fnal, Tommy
Buck, the sensational featherweight,
of Philadelphia, will meet Banty
Lewis, who will make his debut In
the featherweight class in the third
bout of the night young" Hickey
win tackle his old rival, johnny
kid" Alberts, of Elizabeth.
AS the star bout at the Central In
stitute on Monday night. Gus Trox-
Ter has matched Irish Mahon, of this
city, and Joe Tierney of Elizabeth.
Mahon is one of Newark's cleyerest
fighters. His opponent is not far be-
hind him, having been fayorite In
many star bouts at the Greater New
York clubs last season. Billy Kelly
and Dennie McFadden, two welter-
weights, will hook up in the second
bout. Young Sully and Young Whitley
rest of the bill will bring forward
some of our aspiring young pugilists.
Mel Coogan, a product of the same
ward in Brooklyn as the famous Terry
McGoyern, will box Eddie Kelly at
the st. Nicholas Rink tomorrow night.
Jimmie Johnston, Coogan's manager.
thinks his protege will soon be in line
TO take a try at Leach Cross, Jack
Britton and even the champion Willie
Richie. A heavyweight match with
Curley, of Pittsburgh, as the prin-
cipals. will hold prominent place
on the nights card.
Preston Brown, of Philadelphia, out
classed Pete Malone, of Gray's Ferry,
at the Broadway A. c., in Quaker
town. last night. Malone was willing
enough, but Browns stiffness and
lodging kept him swinging wild and
getting all the punishment in return
Brown was the winner at the end Of
six rounds.
Tom O'Rourke is asking for bouts
for George Ashe, a middleweight
O'Rourke believes that there are few
fighters now posing. as middleweights
who can really make 158 pounds at
the ringsidef He wants particularly
to hook up Ashe with Jack Dillon or
Frank Klaus, he says.
Unincorporated clubs and associa-
tions may be granted licenses to hold
boxing bouts in the State of Wiscon-
sin, is the opinion just handed down
by the attorney general.
Billy Gibson, the New York pro-
moter, has offered young Jack O'Brien
a match with Packey Mcfarland.
Barney Ford, of Philadelphia, will
sail for Paris next week with AL
Lippe to fight for the welterweight
championship over there. Ford de-
clares he was never given a chance
in the nine years he has been fight
ing around the East, and now he will
show the promoters up. Baddue will
battle with him for the championship.
Fight fans are wondering what one
of Gunboat Smiths hefty wallops
would do to Sam Langford, If one of
the lIght-hitting Flynn's can send
him down for six seconds. Unless
Sam was stalling in Boston there Is
announcement for the white hopes"
in that knockdown.
Young Erne and Joe Hrst will
meet at the Olympia A. A., Phiadel-
phia Monday night. in the opening
bout of the season at that club.
No heavyweight matches will be
arranged by the boxing clubs at
Kenosha and Racine, Wis, in the
future,