Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-30
EDDIE M'GOORTY I.
OUTPO|NTS KLAUS
Middleweight Title Claimants
Aggressiveness Earns Him
Decision.
KILBANE VS.. KID JULIAN

Decision.
IKILBANE VS.. KID JULIAN
| Eddie McGoorty, of Oshkosh, Wis.,
strengthened his claim to the worlds
middleweight title at Milwaukee, Wis.
last night when he outpointed Frank
Klaus, of Pittsburgh, Pa, in a ten
round, no-decsion boxing contest.
McGoortys heavy left swing and
right and left jabs gave him a lead
in three rounds and shade in two
others, while Klaus's boring-in tao.
tics and body jabs gave the Pitts
burgh man the advantage of three
rounds Two rounds were even
4 The tenth round was the hardest
of the battle both seeming anxious
to land a knockout McGoorty
stopped Klaus frequently with STIFF
lefts to the jaw, while Klaus coun-
tered with body punches. Klaus was
tired at the end. and his left eye
was practically closed from the Wis
consin mans stiff left jabs. :.
| Johnny Kilbane. the featherweight
champion of the world, and kid"
| Julian, the rugged youngSter, OF
| Syracuse, will meet in ten-round
bout at the st. Nicholas Athletic
| Club, New York, on October 8.
Knockout Brown, the Manhattan
| Dutchman, will make bid to come
back at the Atlantic Garden, New
York, tonight Brown will box tenn
rounds with Danny Ridge, tough
young lightweight, who has done
some good work in his recent battles.
.1.Is.
he was knocked out by bud" Ander-
son, in Los Angeles. In another ten
round contest Battling Levinsky,
| who is building up quite a paper
record by whipping second and third
class boxers, will meet Jack Heating
| Ad Wolgast, of Cadillac, Mich, and
Battling Nelson, of Hegewisch, ILL.,,
two former lightweight champions,
yesterday signed articles for ten
round no-decision boxing contest at
1913 pounds to be held October 10 at
Milwaukee, Wis.
! Mike Glover, the Boston welter-
weight, outfought Young Denny, of
| New Orleans for the first eight rounds
of their ten round bout before the
New Orleans Athletic Club, New Or
leans, last night.
Freddie Welsh is to get a fight at
! last. He was matched yesterday to
| fight Dick Hyland ten rounds before
the Cooper City A. c., of Butte, Mont,
on October IA.
Young Jack O'Brien made his debut-s
| in the welterweight class last night
at the Olympia A. A., Philadelphia, in
bout with Tommy Howell 1t was
a clean-limbed, shifty, elusive boxer
against rugged, earnest, aggressive
fighter, and O'Brien, the boxer, won
Promoter McCarey, of the Pacific
Coast Athletic Club, has conditionally
matched Johnny (Kid) Williams, the
premier bantam fighter, of Baltimore,
and Eddie Campi, of San Francisco,
for return match at twenty rounds, !.
to be staged at Vernon some time in
! December.
| A glance over the past perfor-
mances of Joe Jeanette and Sam
Langford, who will clash for the ninth
| time in Madison Square Garden, New
York. on Friday night, reveals some
interesting facts. Sam McVey lost -,
+, two decisions in twenty round COM
bats with Jack Johnson, and in the
| twentieth round of the third battle
Johnson knocked him out Since
| then McVey has fought five times
with Langford and four times with
out. won two decisions, lost a de- ?
cision and earned draw. Jeanette
scored one knockout, earned a de-
cision, lost decision and fought
draw.
Manager Hensel, of the Lancaster
| Athletic Club yesterday received a.
dispatch from Jack Dillon, who was
! to meet Leo Houck in a six round
bout in Lancaster, Pa, on Thursday =
evening, that it would be impossible
for him to fill the engagement and
asked for a postponement. Houck,s
manager agreed and the bout will
take place October 8.
| Before the Rome A. c., New Haven,
Conn.,, last night, K. o. Sweeney, of
| New York, knocked out Jack Martin,
of Brooklyn, in the third round of :
| scheduled twelve round contest.
Young Leonard, of Buffalo, shaded
Jimmy Tigue, of Scranton, at Wilkes
barre, Pa, last night in a fast ten
round bout. Tigue had the advan-
tage in weight tipping the scales at
ten pounds heavier than Leonard.
| Matte Mcdonald and Tommy AL
len, a pair of local BOXERS battled
four tame rounds to a draw at the
Central Institute last night. 1t was
| a tame AFFAIR all the way, although
each displayed a scientific line of the
game. Although Young Hicks beat
Patsy Brown, the latter put up
good exhibition and was a willing
mixer all the way. Young Salzman
trimmed Billy Collins in four rounds. !,
Salzman scored two knockdowns dur
ing the mill. Young Hicks battered
Charley Peaker to the extent that the
latter had enough in one round. Ter
ry Adams was too much for Bull
Stephens in the first round. Marty
Vaudeville made Willie Haven quit
in the second round after the latter
had received an artistic lacing. Young
Hopkins outpointed Buck Earnest.
while Young Schneider was fioored in
the first round by Kid Karl
Mike Glover, the Boston welter-
weight. outfought Young Denny, OF
New Orleans, for the first eight
rounds of their ten-round bout be-
fore the New Orleans Athletic Club
at New Orleans last night.
FISHERMEN LUCKY
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