Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-13
JACK COYNE IN J
FOR HARD FIGHT
Orange Boy Will Swap Wallops
With frankie Wagner
Tonight.

Jack Coyne, of Orange, who claims
the lightweight championship OF
New Jersey, will box frankie Wag-
ner, of Jersey City in one of the main
ten-round bouts at the St. Nicholas
Club, New York, tonight. Wagner
recently met Johnny Waltz for the
welterweight title of this state, and
from that indication he viii probably
outweigh the Orange youth. Coyne
Is game boy, though, and ought to
give a good account of himself. In
another ten-round bout, Banty Lewis,
of this city, will face Young Rector.
a Jersey City lad, who has no mean
record These lads met some time
ago and Lewis was returned WIN
ner. Whether he will duplicate 1t is
a question in the minds of local fans,
as Rector, since then, has been win
ming his bouts in consistent fashion.
Professor Troxler has arranged a
pair of star bouts for his show Mon
day night Young Diamond and
Jackie Dobbs, a pair of local iadsi
will come together in one, while
Sailor Danehy and Billy Perna Will
be the principals in the other. FIVE
preliminaries will precede the main
event as follows: Kid Adams ana
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Bob Kelley, Young Paddy and Young
Phillips, Kid Whitley and Kid Ross
and Young Walcott and Young Holly.
Edward %. Arunn, Of 5I3 High
street, this city, announces thar ms
protege, Dave Mack, challenges all
bantamweights, Champion Johnny
Coulin preferred.
Leach Cross is back in New York
with close to $4,000 in his grip, the
result of his three California lights
He will be matched with Johnny
Dundee at Madison Square Garden.
Willie Rftcie is in San Francisco
now and expects to start East shortly.
Tom McCarey, the Los Angeles fight
promoter, has signed Joe Rivers for
fight in that city the first week in
October He is trying to get Leach
Cross for the other end.
frankie Burns, of Jersey City,
knocked out Earl Denning, of Chi
cago, in the second round of q sched-
uled ten-round bout at Denver, Colo,
last night. They are bantamweights.
Knockout Sweeney, OF New York,
was declared the loser at Lowell.
Mass, last night, at the end OF
twelve-round bout with frankie
Mack. of Beachmond. He was lald
low three times in the second round.
Billy Walters. of Chicago. fought
ten-round no decision bout at New
Orleans last night with Young Denny,
Of New Orleans. Walters had a shaue
the advantage in four ROUNDS, Two
rounds were Dennys, While four were
even. Walters and Denny are weiter-
weights.
! Billy Lewis. of this city was dlN.
qualified II his bout with Jack Gold,
of England at the New Polo A. A.,
in New York, last night, for alleged
| fouling.
Tommy Carey had the better of the
elk round argument with Grover
HAYES in the wind-up at the Nom
pareil Athletic Club, Philadelphia,
| last night The bout was a fast one
| from start to finish, with both boxers
| in good form.
lack Reid, the Australian light
weight champion, will make his first
| annearance in Philadelphia tonight,
when he meets Sam Robideau at the
National A. G. in a six-round bout.
Reid boxed Jimmy Coffey in New
York wednesday night and made an
| impression. The boxers will weigh
| in at 1875 POUNDS ringside.