Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-16
FASANE TOO FAST |
FOR CARL VICTOR
Jimmy OntpOints Clever Rival
in Stormy Session at TrOx-
Ier'S Show.
BOTH SCORE KNOCKDOWN

BOTH SCORE KNOCKDOWN
Jimmy Fasane is still a good boxer,
and he can have some more work
around these parts before he gives
up the ship. Jimmy met Carl Victor
in the main four round bout at the
Central Institute last night, and was
entitled to the decision over Victor by
a fairly good margin. Carl, as in his
previous bouts, did not take matters
seriously, and as a result his care
lessness was taken advantage of in
every round. Fasane did his best
work in the final inning, when he
jabbed his opponent frequently. In
the first round each boxer scored
knoclzdown.
The semi-wind-up between Kid
Boonton, of Orange, and Willie
Chandler, of New York, resulted in
an easy victory for Boonton. Chand-
Ter was not the same man of year
or two ago, when he faced such lads
as Irish Mahon, Jimmy McVeigh
and others. Boonton won in every
round, and only Chambers ability TO
stand the punishment saved him.
Referee Walter Ross stopped the
bout between Young Heck and Kid
Beck In the first round after Heck
had taken a sound lacing.
Kid Karl, clever lad, outclassed
Kid Mann, Young Lordi shaded Young
Walcott, dusky youngster, Young
Dutch shaded Young Ross, Young
Lehman won over Young Tommy.
while Young NORM and Steve Hafner
M al rI,4J -
with both even up at the finish.
GradweIl "Subs" Again.
Young Gradwell, of this city, will
box Harry Pierce in the main ten
round bout at the Gowannus A, c.,
Brooklyn, Saturday night, substitute
ing for Jack Britton.
Richie VIII Box Murphy.
Willie Ritchie and Harlem Tommy
Murphy were rematched yesterday at
San Francisco to fight for the light
weight championship, Friday, Janu-
airy %. The terms are those agreed
to for the Cancelled bout of Decem-
Der 10.
Knockout Brown Loses.
Young MCGOWAN, the South Brook
lyn lightweight, outpointed Knockout
Brown, of New York, before a crowd
that packed the Twyford A. c., of
Brooklyn, to capacity last night.
Brown, at one time regarded among
the top-notchers of the lightweights,
showed only occasional flashes of his
old-time form and ran second to the
Brooklyn boy most of the way.
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benefit for Bergin.
At the Paramount A. c., New York,
tonight, boxing show will be held
for the benefit of Tommy Bergin, the
Lewiston middleweight, who recently
lost his sight. In the main event
Knockout Sweeney and Joe Palmer
will do the honors, and the other ten
round bouts will bring together
Benny Leonard VS.. Joe Stacey and
Frankie Mack VS.. Gene GiIvey. All
the proceeds of the show will be
turned over to the unfortunate boxer,
whose ring career is now at an end.
Dundee Gets Draw,
Johnny Dundee, of New York, and
Johnny Griffith. Akron lightweight,
fought twelve rounds to a draw las;
night at Canton, o. The bout was
savage one, both fighters landing
often end hard.
Asche Trims dry.
George Asche, of PHILADELPHIA.
made punching bag of Bob dry,
OF Germany, and stopped him in
three one-sided rounds of boxing at
the National Sporting Club of Am
erica, New York, last night. A left
hand hook to the chin brought about
an end presaged the moment the men
put up their hands. Asche, a Iithely
built, likely looking man, stepped all
A.,+
landed when and where he pleased.
In the other two ten round bouts
Tim Logan outpointed AL McCloskey
and Joe Hyland beat young Frank.
Other Boxing Chatter.
Danny Ridge and Walter Mohr
were matched yesterday for the main
bout at the Postman A. c., of Brook
1yn on Thursday night.
Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul welter-
weight, gave Joe Hirst, OF Philadel-
| phia, bad beating in a six round
| bout at the Olympia A. A. last night
The Olympic A. c., of New York,
will hold a special show Thursday
night, featuring with a ten round
bout between John Lore and Dick
Peters, west side lightweights.
| Hughey Weyer, the California
heavyweight, who recently arrived
here, will make his New York debut
| Friday night at the New Polo A. A.
in ten round bout with Jack Ham
Ion.
Leach Cross, of New York, and Bud
Anderson, Of Medford, Ore, light
weights, signed articles of agreement
yesterday at Los Angeles for
| twenty round bout on New Years
day at the Vernon Arena.
Two ten round bouts will be put on
| tonight at the Atlantic Garden A.
c., New York. In the main event
Packey Hommey and Jack Sheppard
will do the honqrs The semi-flnal
Will bring together Jimmy Murray
and Mike Rosen, local bantam
weights.
| After ten rounds OF hard boxing
Otto Kohler outpointed Freddy Haas
last night at the Olympic A. c., New
York. Kohler had ten pounds the adj
vantage of his opponent. In the semi
final Mike Rosin defeated Young
Mundy in a tame bout, which went
the limit.
Manager Billy Gibson, of the Gar
den A. c., New York, has arranged
two heavyweight bouts for a show to
be- held next Monday night. In the
main event Battling Levinslxy will
] take on Jim Coffey, the Dublin giant,
and in the semi-final George Rodel
will exchange punches with Jim
Flynn.