The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-01
McCsrty's Record.


January 7th--~Watt Adams. knock
out two rounds. CuIberson, Mont
April 4th-~-Joe Grim, knockout. four
rounds. Calgary, Can.
June sth-Al Withers, Knockout
thirteen rounds. Fargo, NJ u.
July 4th-Ai Withers, knockout
eight rounds. Fargo, n. d.
October fth--Tommy Crawford.
knockout. one round. Fargo. N d.
November 30th-Jsck Heimen.
knockout three rounds. South Bend.
Ind.
December sth--Joe Coz. knockout,
ak rounds. Springfield, Mo.
December 1Sth-JefT Clarke. no de-
eision. ten rounds, Springfield, Mo.
December 2sth~-Harry wuest. no
decision. ten rounds Springfield. Mo.
1919.
March 1ath-~Jack Harper, knock
out. one round. Springfield. Mo.
April sd--"Big Bill" Schulz. knock
out. c~e round, Springfield. Mo.
April 2sth--Joe Hagan. knockout.
three rounds BartiesviIie, Okla
May sd--Cari Morris. knockout. stx
rounds. Springfield, Mo.
May ssd--Jack Reed. three rounds.
Joplin. Mo.
June lsth--Ti,n Logan. no decision,
ak rounds. Phiiadsiphia.
August 5th--Jin Stewart no de-
cfsion, ten rounds. New York
August i9th--Jesse willard, no de-
cision, ten rounds, New York.
September isth---Jlm Barry, no de-
cision, six rounds. pittsburg. Pa.
september 2sth--Jack Mcfarland.
Knockout. two rounds, pittsburg, Pa.
October i2th-~Kauf shrdi
October izth-AI Kaufman, knock.
cnts two rounds. San Francisco. Cal.
December f0th--Jfm Flynn. knock
out, sixteen roGnds, L4os Angeles. Cal
Los ANGELES, CAL, Dec. al
The heavyweight battle between Al
Fsmer ana Lnther McCarty at Yer
non promises to be the biggest thing
In the way ef attendance and Knts
receipts ever seen In Southern CALI
xornis- Almost everybody you meet
on the streets OF teos Angeles la car
ryinF an admission ticket to the fxht.
Promoter Tom McCarey has been
complaining bitterly In the last few
days about the smafiness OF the
arena i could MI the building were
twice as large as IL u.s." Mct.ayay
said In discussing tho probable size
OF the attendance.
Edwin r, o'Maliey. sporting editor
OF the Los Angeles Record, expresses
his views OF the battle in the follow
Ing manner:
in staging the Palzer- Mct.arty
heavyweight championship contest
Uncle Tom McCarey 10 placing upon
public exhibition two OF the Ere~s~st
living expcnsnts Of the heavywcsrht
division, They srv conceded by press
and public TO be the twentieth CEN
fury hssic marvels for they psosxssx
every tool known to ring farce Both
men are young. strong, game fast,
clever and hit with terrific force.
Summing up the respective abili-
ties OF Luther MeCarty and AL paiser.
II shows that either man can win
tho fight with but enc single punch.
Paiser has better physical advantages
than McCarty In many ways, but his
physical advantages will probably be
offset by McCartys cievernexA
'McCarty fs every inch fighter.
From the exhibition Of ring craft he
revealed against the seasoned Jim
Flynn he showed plainly that he IA
going to be hard man 20 beat. With
the hitting ability that McCarty car
ries In either hand and the willing
ness that Pai.er has To mix and his
ability to hit stili harder than Nc
Carly. 1t liz going to be difficult mat
ter TO pick the winner New Years
day"
Look out for me by the end of
this week, feliers." said AL Palzer to
his sparring partners. Al McCluskey
and Charlie Horn. The way TIM
feeling right now and the way
should be feeling by the end of this
week viii make you iads step your
best to keep out Of harms way. u
arm going to show these people out
here what call real work In the
boxing line from now on"
I s q McS,arsy impressed somewhat sfrni-
Tar sentiments TO ris sparring partners
at his training camp.