Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-23
VICTOR LIVES UP !
TO HIS COGNOMEN
Carl Just Toys With Eddie
Jackson in Bout at
TrOxler'S.
CONWAY WALLOPS STRUNE

Carl Victor is the class of the local
pugilist Hail. He met Eddie jack
son in a four-round bout at the Gem
trail Institute last night and admin
istered a terrific lacing to his oppo-
nent. Who his next opponent will be
in this city is uncertain, as there
seems no available opponent in sight.
with the possible exception of Bert
Papp. who might give him real
battle. Victor showed last night that
he possesses science and healthy
WALTON. and, although he probably
could have put Jackson away IL he
had tried, he seemed loath to put over
the finishing wallop. He beat Paddy
KimbaII with one hand some time
ago. and could have beaten Jackson
the same way in last nights affair.
Six other bouts were on the card,
and all went the limit. The semi
windup brought together Louis
Strunk, announced as the Man
Eater" and Young Conway. Strunk
knew nothing about the game. and
Conway knew but little, but the little
gained for him victory
Battling Stevens and Battling
frankie went four rounds to draw.
0leNttlS idnQtu d lOAl Jop SOASAo~S
while frankie managed to get over
few blows on the smuggling order.
Young Lordfs consistent jabbing
earned him the decision over Young
Otto. These lads met some time ago,
and Lordi won by knockout.
Tommy O'Connor was shaded by
Young Delaney in a fast mill. De-
laney was clever at times and had a
good left jab, which he used quite
effectively.
Kid Kaufman beat Kid O'Leary,
while Joe Smith beat Jim Smith.
Phil Cross, brother of Leachie, will
make his temperance in the ring in
New York tonight, after an absence
of several months. Cross will meet
Johnny (Kid) Alberts, of Elizabeth,
in the main bout at the Atlantic Gar
den A. C.
Jack Dougherty announced last
night that he had matched AL Mccoy
to meet Bill Fleming at the Atlantic
A. c., of Boston, on September rs.
and had signed Charley Goldman to
meet Johnny Coulon to fight for the
bantamweight title in Boston early
in October.
Willie Houck, the Philadelphia well
terweight, defeated Tommy Ginty, of
Scranton, in the wind-up at Olympia,
Philadelphia, last night, before big
crowd.
Knockout Brennan, of Buffalo, out
pointed Tommy Ferguson, of Scran-
ton, at Town Hall, Scranton, Pa, last
night. Brennan kept his left in
Ferguson's face all through the fight.
Jack McGuigan, of Philadelphia, is
trying to arrange a bout between
Young Shugrue, of New York, now
in Denver, and Sam Robideau, the
sailor lightweight, to take place about
October 4.
Marcus Williams has matched Joe
Hirst to box Reddy Holt, at the Fair
mount Athletic Club, Philadelphia,
September 30
Gunboat Smith yesterday put in his
hardest days work since he began
training for his ten-round bout with
Sam Langford, at Madison Square
Garden, New York, on Friday night.
In the morning he spent an hour on
the roads in the vicinity of his train
ing quarters at Sheepshead Bay and
in the afternoon he boxed twelve
hard rounds with Al Kubiak and
Billy Leitch. At the conclusion of the
afternoon workout Smith tipped the
beam at 1874 pounds. Langford will
finish his training at Woodlawn Inn,
and he also is working like a Trojan
to fit himself for this bout, as he
realizes that Smith is far more dam
gerous than any opponent whom he
has faced for the past two years.