Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-08
YOUNG CARDELL II
SHADES ALLEN
Clever Montclair Boy Proves
Tartar for Local
Scrapper.
M'FADDEN BEATS BROWN

Young cardell, the clever young
boxer Of Montclair, gained q slight
advantage over Tommy Allen. of this
city, In the main four-round event
at the Central Institute last night.
Both lads were at 1t all the way, but
the Montclair youth showed a better
knowledge of the game. Carden
had shade in the first round. The
second was even, while Allen came
back and evened matters in the third.
when he sent his opponent to the
mat. Cardell was up and doing in
the final session, however, and re-
turned the compliment, at the game
time adding a few extra punches.
which gave him the verdict.
Dennis MeF'adden's left lab
bothered Patsy Brown considerably.
and as result McFadden was re-
turned the victor in a lively four
round session.
The other events carded furnished
some lively boxing. The bout be-
tween Young Whitley and Young Dill
lon went less than round. Whitley
opened up a cash over Dillon's eve.
and the gore flowed so profusely that
the referee called a halt to further
milling.
KID Young and Young Hicks, a pair
OF negro performers, went four tame
rounds with honors in favor of
Hicks, by a shade. Young Kline and
Young Herman battled four rounds
to draw, as did Young Krug and
Young Drus. Battling Frankie fin
ished in whirlwind fashion and nosed
out Young Baum in lively FOUR
round mill.
Young Dundee. of Harrison, is omen
to meet any boxer in this section,
at ninety pounds. Philip Krug. 23s
John street. Harrison, is Dundee's
manager.
| The St. Nicholas A. c., New York,
will stage three ten-round bouts to-
morrow night. Two of the bouts
will be between welterweights AMI
the other will be fought out between
lightweights. Gus Platts, the Shelf
field Blade" who gave good exhinl-
tions Of his skill against Young
kurtz. of this city, and Tommy
Maloney. of New York. in his only
two matches in America, vii! clash
with Mike Glover, of Boston
Three ten-round bouts are on the
card at the Atlantic Garden Ath-
letic Club, New York, this evening.
n IN ~; xx,tlt 60
ment; Frank O'Brien will clash with
Kid Cotton, while Frank Maher will
cross gloves with frankie Lewis.
Although Charley Ledoux, the
French bantamweight champion,
made a great showing in his recent
twenty-round go with Eddie Campi,
of San Francisco, the Los Angeles
| fans evidently do not think we'll
his chances against Kid Williams in
their fight at Vernon, CAL, on July
Is, for they have made Williams
favorite in the betting at odds Of
10 to 8.
Jimmy Gardner, the middleweight
of Lowell, Mass, is through with the
fighting game for good, he says.
Frank Klaus, of Pittsburgh, beat
him so badly in their contest at the
Atlas A. A.. of Boston. on last Tues
day night that his seconds were
forced to throw in the sponge in the
third round.
Jack Dillon, the crack middle
weight of Indianapolis, who 10
matched to fight George Chip, of
New Castle, Pa, twelve-round bout
before the Atlas A. A., of Boston,
tonight, arrived in that city yester-
day. looking in the best of condition
and confident of getting the referees
decision.
Jack Hanlon knocked out Whitley
Allen in the second round last night
at the Military A. c. in Brooklyn. In
the semi-final bout Eddie Hanlon had
his arm broken in the seventh round
while fighting AL Kale.
"Bull' Cassidy outpointed Johnny
Kid Lewis at the Olympic A. c.,
New York. last night. The scheduled
| bout between Benny Leonard and
Eddie Mcdonald was postponed.
! Soldier Bachus. after two months
rest. will re-enter the ring on Satur-
day night against Soldier Delaney at
the Greensboro A. c., Brooklyn.
Browns Far Rockaway Club will
stage two fast ten-round bouts on
Friday night. Johnny Dohan, who
recently gave Leach Cross tough
battle. will meet Paddy Sullivan, tie
fighting Irishman. The second tan
will bring together al Shubert, OF
the New England states, and K. Q.
Eggers.