Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-15
MORROW BATTLES
KILLER To DRAW
Orange Boy, by Whirlwind Fin
ish, Evens Matters With
Rival.
KELLY DEFEATS PARIS

KELLY DEFEATS PAKlS
Billy Morrow, of orange. finished in
! lively fashion in his four-round bout
with Fred Kibler, of Irvington, at
the Central Institute last night, and
earned a draw decision. The first
round was tamely contested, but
Kibler had the advantage in the sec
ond and third. The Camptowner
used a left jab in most consistent
fashion, while Morrow's best effort
was an occasional right uppercut.
Morrow showed a r. markable i'm
provement in the final session, and
got over several telling blows. Both
boys were pretty well in at the bell.
The first semi-windnp brought to-
gether Chic Paris and Billy Kelly,
and after a rafting session the lat
ter was returned the victor by a
good margin.
Johnny Byrne, by his work in the
final rounds, shaded frankie Dodd in
their four-round bout Dodd started
out we'll, but that WAS about all.
Young West sent Young Matty to
the mat with a right to the jaw, in
the final round of a five-round bout.
Matty was game and willing, but the
punishment administered to him prov
ed more than he col d endure.
Battling Monk was clever and he
beat Billy Telesco in four rounds.
Kid Daily won from Kid Clark in
four rounds; Young Divey had the
better of a bout with Kid Kline, and
Kid Adams bested Battling Stevens.
1t was announced last night that
Sailor White, the big local heavy
weight, will meet Young Weinert, the
clever and heavy-hittipg Orange box
er, in the main bout at the Central
Stars next Monday night.
Billy Gibson, manager of Madison
Square Garden, has offered Willie
Richie so per cent. of the receipts
to box Leach Cross ten rounds in
New York in the fall.
Tommy Maloney, the pride of tae
West Side, New York, will meet Gus
Platts, the Sheffield Blade. in the
main event of ten rounds at the At
lantic Athletic Association, Hammels
station, Rockaway Beach, tonight. In
the semi-finaI of ten rounds Joe Ossler
will face Tommy Houck, of Philadel-
phia. There will be the usual pre-
liminaries and a wrestling bout
From many who saw the Frank
Russell-Johnny Lore bout, in New
Orleans, it would seem the New York
lightweight was handed raw deal
1t is claimed that Lore was deliber-
ately wrestled out of the ring, and
while on the floor the New Orleans
crowd of sports held him there I'M
til he was counted out.
Having lost considerable of his fol-
lowing in Los Angeles, Cal, by being
knocked out by Willie Richie, Joe
Rivers Is anxious to get back again
in the good graces of his friends by
getting on a match either with Leach
Cross or Bud Anderson. II will let
YOU name the terms, said Rivers to
Fight Promoter McCarey. so long rs
| can get a match and prove to my
friends that l didn't quit to Richie"
Jim Flynn, who is on his way East
in his automobile, Is expected to ar
rive in New York the latter part of
this week, and then the details of the
Gunboat Smith fight will be arranged.
At the Paramount A. c., Philadel-
phia, tonight Johnny Willets will
meet X. o. Harry Baker. of Whining
ton. In the semi windup Jack
Leonard takes on Harry Cook
Del Jenkins, the Montclair boxer.
writes that he is willing to arrange
with Manager Dupee for a bout with
Knockout Johnson, of Orange, at any
time or any place. Jenkins has been
i'll for the past few weeks, having met
with an accident. but he is now in
good shape, he says. Jenkins can be
reached at 104 Pine street, Montcla.r.
Knockout Brown. of New York, and
Matty Baldwin, of Boston, have been
matched to box fifteen rounds at
SaVin Rock, New Haven, on Labor
Day night.