Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-09
YOUNG WENERT. WHO WANTS TO FIGHT SAILOR WHITE

that Kramer would win the first two
heats, which he didn't, and those who
bet he would most assuredly lost
o.
Having given Sailor White suffi-
cient time to get his gold teeth,
which he knocked out in their recent
| fight at Gus Troxler's, put In place
| again. Percy Woodruff. manager of
Young weinert, is now ready TO do
business with the worthy seaman.
Woodruff said yesterday that he had
been reading of Whites escapades. and
he felt that the Sailor would be more
likely to make a match with Weinert
IL allowed to run wild for time and
pick up a little false courage. Now.
however, If he means business, White
can arrange to fight Weinert at
Troxler's any time, only, according
to Woodruff, the sooner the better.
O.
Gus Troxler, il is said, II Weinert
and White can agree on terms. would
put on a special show some Thursday
| night. Such bout would be well
worth the while, and the interest
already aroused would be sufficient
to guarantee a crowded house. Be
that as 1t may. Manager Woodruff
declares everything is up to White
as far as a return match with Vein
ert is concerned.
This fellow White" Woodruff says.
is big boob and doesn't know how
| to talk business. In order to get him
to understand you simply have TO
hit him with a sledge-hammer. He
talks and doesn't say a thing, but
some day, when he isn't looking, and
| doesn't know what he is doing, he
will probably agree to box Weinert.
The Sailor must be given credit for
one thing, though" facetiously re-
marked Woodruff. He knows enough
to run to the newspapers with an
alibi when he is beaten, and he has
good sense enough to avoid meeting
Weinert. who gave him fierce beat
ing the last time they met"
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| O.
| A battle between Weinert and
| White would be interesting, and the
local fans would relish such bout
Troxler could stage a special show
without much trouble, and he would
be pleasing the numerous patrons of
| his regular Monday night shows.
who, judging from all the talk, are
anxious to see the Sailor and weinert
mix 1t up again. But even If Troxler
should agree to put on the special
show, Woodruff expressed the opinion
that White wouldn't make the match.
O.
Here's a few kind words for Sailor
White:
Will you kindly enlighten me as tc
the following:
WHERE Is SAILOR WHITE?
After he was beaten by Young Wei
merit, he went around crying for an
Il other fight, but when Percy Woodrlr
showed the color of his kale he sans
into oblivion.
a i have learned from good authority
! that on the night of his fight with
Weinert he was down in Newark ak.
ing for Weinert money and when ht
was taken up he had FIVE DOLLARS
and wanted odds at five to three thai
he would knock Weinert out.
4 Just imagine him wanting to be-
thousand dollars; all he owns IL 8
swell head and a discharge from the
navy. Yours truly.
e. ]. DAILY.
Willie Ritchie, the champion, and
Freddy Welsh. the Englishman. are
almost sure to meet In Vancouver or
Labor Day. Why this bout and VIII,
Vancouver is not easy to figure out
Once upon time Welsh was prett,
good boy, but there are half-a-doze
Iightweights around the country nov
who could beat Freddy without mucl
/ ado. In making such match Ritchi'