Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-01
MAHON-T |ERNEY 4.
BOUT TOPS CARD
Newark Feather Will Battle
Elizabeth Boy at TrOxler's
Tonight.
KELLY VERSUS M'FADDEN

With Irish Mahon and Joe Tierney
as the main performers tonight at
Troxler's, and six other good bouts
between well-matched boys, the show
should be the equal of any that has
ever been staged at the Central In
stitute.
Another rafting bout will be the
encounter between Billy Kelly. the
Ironbound district lightweight, and
Dennis McFadden, the Elizabeth
boxer.
Young Sully and Young Whitley
should also give good account of
themselves. Both boys are in excel
lent form and decidedly interesting
setto should be seen.
Young Conway and Young snable
two clever welterweights, will be
seen in action. This, too, will no
doubt prove a corking bout. Young
Lazoro, of the Diana A. c.. meets
Terry Finnegan, of Jersey CITY.
Young Hopkins and Andrew Cunning
ham, two Newark boys, will display
their skill. Young Lordie, a local
boy. will tackle Eddie Welsh. of
Bayonne.
Inc DOuI between AL RalZer and
Frank Moran billed for Wednesday
night at st. Nicholas Rink is creating
lot of interest in sporting circles,
That the winner will be matched to
fight Gunboat Smith is almost GER
tain. Palzer had not fought since he
was defeated by Luther MCarty, In
eighteen rounds at Vernon, Cal, last
winter, and some of the fight fans
doubt that he is now IN the best of
condition.
A Boston club has offered 70 match
Gunboat Smith and Sam Langford
for twelve-round fight as soon as
the Gunner says the wo-1. A recent
statement by Smiths manager that
he would jump at chance to meet
either Dangford or Johnson brought
out the offer.
Fitzsimmons and Corbett are at Il
again. Fitzsimmons has declared he
will stop Gentleman Jim in ten
rounds. Corbett has not yet replied.
1t is said that Fitzsimmons is so sue
that HIS 17-year-old son can make
Corbett take the count In twelve
rounds that he is willing to wager
$1,000 on the result.
Harlem Tommy Murphy is undecid-
ed whether to remain in the East or
return to the coast this fall, because
of the uncertain condition of the
game out West. If he stays here lie
will try for matches with Ritchie,
Welsh and Mcfarland.
A large delegation of Saratoga
farmers will make the trip to New
York to see Frank Moran hook Up
with AL Palzer. The farmers are bet
ting all kinds of money on Frank,
and he will have to make good or lose
his friends.
Leach Cross and Frank Barfieu
meet this afternoon in a ten-r ,1ld
bout at Vancouver, b. G. Barrieu
has great record on the coast aid
it would not surprise many If he de-
feated the New York dentist.
Ad Wolgast will re-enter the ring
this afternoon when he opposes Joe
Azexedo, a promising Mexican light
weight, at Oakland, Cal. The bout IS
scheduled to go ten rounds.
Jack Dillon, the hard-hitting mid
dleweight, will meet George Brown, OF
Chicago in ten rounds at Terre
Haute, Ind. this afternoon.
Young Cardell will box Artie Ed
wards, of New York, in the main ten
round bout at Browns Far Rockaway
Club tonight. The local boy has been
training hard for this go, and should
give good account of himself. Patsy
Kline is looking after the interests OF
Cardell at present, and has booked
his protege for a busy season.