Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27
NEWS FROM RINGSIDE

Knockout Brennan, Eastern middle
weight, and runner-up for the title in
his division, will box Young Leonard in
scheduled ten-round bout at the Broad
way auditorium in New York tonight
Both boys have worked hard for the fray,
| and report themselves ready for the sound
of the gong.
Jack Britton received 1881. which rep
resented - per cent of the receipts, for
boxing Young Brown at the opening of
the Atlantic Garden Athletic Club, in New
| York last Thursday night The receipts
were $2,924 Brown boxed for % per
cent receiving $6579O.
Herbert Synnot an Irish Australian
heavyweight, is the man who Is coming to
this country with Freddie WEIGH. Synnot
. has a tfteen-round draw with Joe Jean
nette. but was beaten by Sam McVey.
Kid Brown. the local bantamweight is
just aching for a chance at some of the
best boys Of his division around here
Brown has had twenty fights, and has still
| to be stopped He would like to get on
with Spider Britt or KID Prizes.
The middleweight muddle is as mud
clear as usual. Klaus and Carpenter
claim the title in France; two or three
others in England, including Harry Lew
Clabby are calling themselves champion
over here. Not saying anything about
Bob MOha.
in New York couple of weeks ago.
Along came a newsboy selling copies of a
sporting paper. MCCarty took one and
thoughtully fshed a quarter from his
pocket
Say, kid" he said, you oughtn't to
make me pay for this paper. Don't you
know VINO | ann
Which reminds one so much Of John 7,
sullivan IN his prime.
Some good bouts are billed to take place
tonight. Toni Caponi VS.. Glen Coakley
ten rounds at Fort Wayne Ind: Mickey
Sheridan vs.. Patsy Drouillard. eight
rounds, at Windsor, ontario; Ned Car
Burlington, Wis; George Rodel vs.. Jim
Coffey, ten rounds, at New York city;
Young Sharkey vs.. Billy Kautz, ten
rounds, at Racine, Wis
frankie Burns, New Jersey challenger
for the hantamweight championship. and
Eddie Camp, coast sensa ton, are slated
to box twenty rounds in MCCarey's Yer
non arena Saturday night
Tommy Walsh. manager Of Burns,
writes from the scene of battle that Burns
is sure winner. and that they are al
ready making plans for a Williams Burns
match. Tommy Is also trying to sign
Joe Mandot for a match with the win
iltl bl the w tlEd i-MuTpnN D0Ut
The Kid Young-Lee scrap at the Or
pheum theateT April l is to be a real
grudge affair. Lee has been walking
around town with chip on his shoulder
for the last week, and says it will take
more than Young to knock it off.
Jimmy Clabby and Young Mahoney have
been matched to meet in a ten round bout
at Hammond, Ind. on March 81 The two
men will weigh in at 1853 at o'clock,
I Clabby is also looking forward to q match
with Eddie McGoorty before the Kenosha
club early in April.
Il dinna ken wires Scotty Nonteith
manager of Dundee he may be reicht'
but if he does he will be more surprist
than me.
Willie Richie looks the least like a
champion pugilist of any man who ever
held the crown. This only applies TO his
appearance in street clothes however
for when Willie crawls into the ring he
looks Ike the real article
Boer Unholz has a record that has them