El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-10
McGOorty to Fight In Australia
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Campi Proves He Is Coming Back
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DDIE McGOORTY, the Wisconsin
middleweight, who was to have
IL met Jack Dillon before the
oueensbury club in Milwaukee, viii 90
TO Australia for a series OF three fights
along with Ray Bronson, the Weiter-
weight champion, and Young Saylor,
the Hoosier lightweight who gave
Freddy Welsh a hard fight for nine
rounds at Winnipeg recently, losing on
an alleged foul McGOorty has a
splendid offer and viii have three Dig
fights, his first being with Dave SInlln
on Boxing day, December 20 SrlilLh -
the man whom McGoorty CeIeateu III
one round in New Hork last year put
the chances are that he will not IND
him so easy next time. Smith did not
have q chance even TO snow MS class,
as Eddie popped him before the rouno
had gone a minute One OF MS matches
in Sydney viii probably be with Iao
Bradley, who has been making QulLe
a hit over there, and the third VIII
no doubt be with one Of the Engnsh
middleweights now in that country
WcGoorty should have no trouble
cleaning up over there, for his style
of fighting is just what they ike and
at long range there are no middle
weights who have Incense 10 peat
him Bronson VIII be aole 10 enter
either the lightweight or WelterWeignI
class as he is just at 14O pounds'
which is the lightweight limit over
there Ray is after maJcn Win
Johnny Summers, the BRUSH cnaIn-
Mon for the title. SaylOr viii be en-
tered in the lightweight contests, and
he VIII probably go against Herpert
Mccoy a clever young man, Hughey
AIehegen, the champion, ana poss1lI1 l
Pal Brown. who IS now lnere- Inc
party will leave San Francisco Novem-
Der IS. going direct 10 sydney ana Mel
bourne.
Il is likely that AID WOlgast, the ex-
CHAMPION and Charlie White, the Chi
cago hope, viii get together aIter all
The match was called off last month
tured q rib. He states that his rib
is about ready for work now and ne
expects TO be in shape TO take Wnlle
on the first Of the month In that
event the National club Of Milwaukee
will stage the contest, as originally
planned. There are many OF the rams
who feel confident that the Chicago
boy can take Wolgasts measure and
the result Should White turn the
trick he viii he in line for big meet
ing with Willie Richie
The statement that a champion
fighter should be willing to give a
handicap in weight to most boxers IN
stead of asking for one by going into
q contest at catchweights' while the
OPPOSING POKER must MAKE llie WCASilt
according to what class It may be, IS
approved by several managers and
fighters I have met the past week In
Chicago Emil Thirty, manager OF
Packey Mcfarland, and Nate Lewis.
manager of Charlie White, both fell IN
line ANY champion outside Of the
bantam or featherweight class. should
always be willing to give four or I'VE
pounds said Thirty, "and that IS what
Packey viii always do unless II IS
title or near title match There
should be no such demand from
champion and I DO not think a title
holder has any right TO make SUCH a
demand It does not show much
class"
The defeat Of BENNY Chavez the Col
orado bantam. by Eddie Campi Of cal
ifOrnia, a Los Angeles in 10 rounds,
brings the protege Of Tim McGrath
once more before the foot lights.
Camp suffered defeat at the hands OF
Kid Williams Of Baltimore several
months ago. but he is coming back
strong and looks like a good oppo-
nent for the eastern lad Both are
after Johnny Coulon for a title match
and unless the Chicago boy gets into
action soon he will be obliged to for
felt his championship The public
has been patient with Johnny, real
izinE that he was a sick boy for quite
a while, but it is time now to get
fend his title He has been up in the
wilds of c. NADIA recunArating and hos
sent word that he viii soon be ready
Tor business. Tt is up TO the little
champion to deliver
Willie Richie is quoted by some
papers as having remarked that he
could not see any match in Hilwau-