Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27

lose illness made
4ecessary, and Young
was secured.
-..radNeli has not been in training
regularly, but he thinks he will make
a good showing. Judging from his
recent fight with Jack Britton at
Binghamton Gradwell should make
things hum for Lore tonight.
Sam Langford, in his first bout
since his return from Australia,
knocked out Porky Flynn in the
fourth round at the Atlas A. A, Bos-
ton. last night. The fight was to be
a twelve-round affair. Langford re-
ceived the surprise of his life in the
first round, when Flynn knocked him
to the mat 6
The death of John (BulD Young
was an accident, according TO the
verdict of the coroner's jury at Los
Angeles last night. Young's death
was "unintentional by Jess Willard"
is the wording of the finding. Assist
ant District Attorney Ford VIII con-
tinue the prosecution of Willard on
a charge of manslaughter.
Eddie McGoorty, the Oshkosh mid
dleweigft, is back in New york look
ing like heavy. McGoorty ueGlai ts
hs In ready to establish his claim 10
the middleweight championship
against all contenders.
near riot broke out at the At
lantic Garden A. G.. fights In new
York last night, when the referee
stopped bout between jack Colilns
and Young Marine because Marino
was all in. The friends of Marine
rushed for the ring, but special ofn-
4 GERS prevented any serious damage.
Bull Anderson, of Brooklyn, out
slugged Tommy Bergen, of Lewiston,
Me-, In the star bout at the same
club. Neither had much science.
The fact that Gunboat Smith has
gone to White Sulphur Springs, Sara
toga, is accepted as a favorable sign
nv Dan McKetrick, who says that
the gunner's visit Is due to a clever
idea of Jim Buckeyes. Dan suggests
that Buckley is convinced that Moran
will defeat AL Palzer September .,
and that the Gunner was sent TO
Moran's headquarters, presumably Tor
q social visit, but really to get line
on the Pittsburgh mans workouts.
According to O'Rourke, AL Palzer
has sprung a new one as an Access
sorry to his regular training stunt. lie
has built q huge kite, which when at
the end of a couple of thousand yards
of line demands a powerful man 10
hold 1t. Palzer is enabled to get
through a lot of fast, trying work
when he has his kite out. says
O'Rourke
Raw johnson says that his hard
hitting lightweight, Billy Kelly, Is
going to be a busy boy this winter
Kelly meets Dennis Mcf'adden, an
other Frenohman, at Troxler's on
Labor Day. in the second main bout
of the card. Johnson declares ne Is
willing to start his boy against all
somers after the McFadden go.
Fred Kiebler. the Irvington mid
sleweight. announces through his
manager, Tony George, that he Is
ready to meet any middleweight IN
the State, Johnny Howard, OF Bay
onne. preferred. George may be
found at 219 Morris avenue.
Young Happy, who recently under
went an operation, will be forced 10
anti the fighting game for some time
Hanpv made quite q rep around
Newark as hard-h hitting, clever
Feather"
Joe Heffernan, the West Philadel-
phia welterweight, won from young
Nitchie of Kensington. in slow bout
at the Paramount Athletic Club, Phil
adelphia, last night. In the semi
wind-up Bobby Williams, of Gray's
Ferry, had all the better of Willie
stro,,h of Norristown In six rounds,