Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-20
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BOUT HEADS CARD
Two Local Boxers Will Swap
WallOps at TrOxler's
Tonight.
GRADWELL VS.. PIERCE

Paddy Kfmball and Joe Cassidy will
come together in the main four
round bout at the Central Institute
tonight. Both boys declare them
selves in fit condition and a good
milling should result. The semi
windup will introduce Patsy Brown
and Dennis McFadden.
Other bouts on the bill are: George
Brown and Battling Cornell, Young
O'Connor and Young Ralph, Young
Dundee and Young Kaiser and
Young Goldie and Young O'Leary.
Young Gradwell, of this city, will
meet Harry Pierce in the star bout
of ten rounds in the opening show of
the Postman A. c., Brooklyn, Thurs
day night.
Bert Papp, of this city, outc1assed
Eddie Flynn, of Lynn, Mass. In a ten
round bout at the Greensboro A. c.,
Brooklyn, Saturday night.
It was an easy victory that Banty
Lewis earned over Jack Doyle, of Chi
cago. at Browns gymnasium, Satur-
day night. Although the bout went
the limit of ten rounds, Lewis had his
man near knockout several times.
III luck seems to be camping on the
trail of AID Wolgast. Yesterday he
fractured a rib while training and his
bout at Milwaukee with Charlie White
Is off. In casting about for substi-
tute for Wolgast Freddie Welsh is
looked upon with most favor.
Soldier Kearns, the Brooklyn heavy
weight boxer, and Tom Mcmahon, the
fGla Qear t.. fn
main event of ten rounds at the Irv-
ing A. c. in Brooklyn tonight.
AL McCloskey says he'll knock out
Jim Savage when they meet tomor-
row night in Browns gym, New York.
Jack Palmer, of Newark, says that it
will be a night of education for the
"Savages," as he has prepared to give
Dan Savage, Jim's brother, a good
lesson in boxing in the six-round
semi-f1nal.
Johnny Dundee, accompanied by his
manager, Scotty Montieth, arrived in
New York yesterday from Los An
geles flushed with his recent victory
over Azedevo. Dundee will only stay
in Manhattan long enough to meet
Willie Beecher.
MUTE tiidn 6yVuu peT5OAS NlSltSu 0di
Hawkins'S roadhouSe, near the old
Morris Park race track, yesterday to
see Willie Richie go through his daily
training stunts in preparation for the
battle with Leach Cross in the Garden
week from tomorrow night. Cross
is training at the Atlantic A. A, Ar
verne, and is living at Far Rockaway.
Cross wanted to have the bout post
poned for a couple of days. but owing
al L.
original date. October 2S, will stand.
If Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul welter-
weight, who claims the worlds cham
pionship In that class, will agree to
make las pounds ringside, Packey
Mcfarland will sign articles to box
him ten rounds in the Garden in De-
cember, if not earlier.
Al Reich the ex-amateur heavy
weight is going to re-enter the ring.
The management of the Atlantic
Garden A. C. got busy and matched
Reich against Tim Logan, the heavy
weight of Philadelphia, to box In one
of the tens tomorrow night. In
the other ten, Young Dyson will meet
Johnny Hervey, the hard-hitting
Italian.
Banty Lewis. the local boxer, will
meet Patsy White, the Manhattan
newsboy champion, in ten-round
bout at the Atlantic Garden A. c.,
New York, next Saturday night.
Gunboat Smith, the white heavy
weight champion, and Charley Miller,
the California heavyweight, have
been signed to battle for ten rounds
in New York on October 81. Tomor-
row night Smith tackles Tony Ross
in Boston.
AL Kubiak and Jim Savage, the
two heavyweights, have been signed
to fight a ten-round bout in New
York on October rs. Both men will
try to score a knockout
Kid Graves, the former Milwaukee
welterweight, but now of Philadel-
phia, has been matched to fight Jack
Britton, of Chicago, ten-round
bout in New York. Brltton and
Graves put up a slashing battle in \
Philly some time ago.
Jimmie Johnston says that his pro-
tege, George Rodel, will be the great
est heavyweight in the world In the
course of one year. Johnston wants
to match him with Gunboat Smith.
chief steward and after my time is
up would my diploma be recognized
in any State of the Union? H. r.
11A Fol aff do NJ