Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14
MORROW FIGHTS 4
KILLER TONIGHT
Rival Scrappers Will Clash in
Main Event at Central
Show. u
EIGHT BOUTS ON THE CARD

Billy Morrow, of Orange, and Fred.
Kibler, of Irvington, will be the prffi-7
cipals in the main bout at the Central
Institute tonight. Keen rivalry exists
between these lads and an interesting
exhibition is anticipated.
Seven other bouts are carded. Billy
Kelly will face Chic Paris in the first
semi-windup, while Kid Adams and.
Battling Stevens will come together
in another. In the other bouts Young.
West will meet Young Matty, Frankie.
Dodd will go against Johnny Byrne.
Kid Clark and Billy Rivers will have.
1t out, Battling Monk and Kid Mason
will perform, and Billy Telesco wlit'
box Young Bell. -
Young Pavese, the local feather
weight. will box at the National A.
c. in Chicago on July 10. meeting
Fighting Dick Lenny. At the New
Polo A. A., in New York, on July 25sa
Pavese will face frankie Conway, Of
Philadelphia, formerly known as Hum
Ferris, of Orange, in the main bout
of ten rounds. Pavese recently ms
jured his wrist but is rapily recov-&
ering.
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Gunboat Smith, of California, and
Fireman Jim Flynn. of Pueblo, willz
meet in a ten-round bout in Madi=
son Square Garden, New York. on
August 8. Flynn is on his way to
Manhattan from Denver in his big
racing car and is expected to arrive
this week. He has engaged training
quarters at Dial Hawkins's road house
in Westchester, and viii devote at
least two weeks to fitting himself for
this bout. Smith will do his work
at Sheepshead Bay.
! Joe Rivers, who was knocked out
| by Willie Richie, in San Francisco.
on the Fourth, announces his inten-
| ton of making a strong effort to re-
| trieve his lost honors. Rivers called
upon Tom MeCarey at Los Angeles,
Cal, yesterday and beseeched the,
promoter to try to get him matchI
with Leach Cross or Bud Anderson.
In discussing lightweights who are:
anxious to meet Richie sporting men
keep Cross, Welsh, Tommy Murphy
and Jack Britton in the limelight; but
Young Joe Shugrue. of Jersey City,
appears to be overlooked aa
Packey Mcfarland says he won't
box until fall. He is spending the
summer motoring In Chicago and
isn't worrying about the boxing game,
Willie Richie Is quoted as saying
that he would not consider a chal-s
lenge from the stock-yard wizard.
| William Mccartney, of Philadelphia,
who was manager Of Luther Me-
Carly when McCarty died In the ring
at Calgary, May "a, has made good
his statement that he would quit the
fight game. He is at Spokane, Wash.s.
at present. Mccartney announced yes-'
| terday that he had closed a contract
to become the manager next season.
of Miss Emma Carus, musical comedy
star.
Manager Mcmahon announces an
interesting boxing card for wednesday,
night at the ST. Nicholas A. c.. New
| York. After the usual appetizer5
these three pairs of boys will go ten
rounds: Mike Glover and Young
Hickey, Dick Peters and Eddie Kelly
and Joe Mooney and K. o. Eggers.
frankie Russell. of New Orleans
knocked Johnny Lore, of New York.
through the ropes in the eleventh
round of their scheduled twenty
| round fpht at McDonoIIRhville La
yesterday, and Lore was counted out
before he could get back into the
ring. Russell officially was credited
with a knockout. Lore and Russell
are lightweights. .