El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-03

. matters and take a chance and eE-
changing Wallops he permitted the
Smoke City lad to feint him out take
away the lead from him most Of the
time and TO cover up too much McCue
was aggressive. but he did not appear
so because the OtHer man Kept taxing
the lead from him and beating him
to the punch. throwing him off his
balance at the same time. Fully 30
times McCue just graZed Branni gan's
law with right and left swings, which.
If landed, would have ended the battle
then and there The contest proved
that NcCue has the real class and is
ripe to match against any feather
weight in the country, Johnny kilbane
I would advise him to be careful about
I would advise hi INTO be careful about
meeting the champion in short bouts,
unless he intends TO be satisfied with
the newspaper verdict against him, al
though a boy with the sleep producer
such as lcCue possesses is liable to put
a man away at any time
Mickey Sheridan. the Chicago 1913
FOUNDER who has been slowly climbing
among the lishtweights the past two
years, under the direction Of Fred Gil
more has been matched to meet Bud
Anderson q the winner over Joe Man
dot, the southern champion, at Los An
geles) before the club at Kansas City
on July f. Sheridan is a fairly good
boy and has been showing improved
form right along OF late, but whether
he viii be able to stack up successfully
against a sturdy youth like the Can
adam boy, is a question Anderson
has proved himself tough customer
for any of the lghtWeightS and If he
follows up his reputation he viii keep
Mickey very busy when they clash at
the Kaw City. It will also give a real
line on Sheridan
The eEoneratiOn of Arthur PeIkey,
following the death of Luther NcCarty.
was generally expected, for there could
be no doubts in the minds Of the cor
Oner'S jury that II was an accident
and nothing else. The officers of the
crown are still endeavOring TO hold
Pelkey, TO try and please the reform
element but it does not seem possible
that they viii succeed The report that
McCarty had his neck broken by a
blow is so ridiculous that il makes
the man look foolish who made the
all present at the ringside, there was
not a hard blow struck; that the men
were simply feeling each other out
and had clinched when Pelkey deliv-
cred the snort punch TO the heart that
caused McCarty to collapse ANY one
who has ever taken part in athletics
and boxing knows that il would be
impossible to break a mans neck or
to cause his death by heart blow
under such conditions.
After his contest with Frank Klaus
at Pittsburgh, Eddie McGOOrty, the
Oshkosh middleWeight, decided to can
eel his bouts out west and rest up for
the balance of the summer, but later
his mind Eddie fought a
draw battle with Klaus. according to
the reports. and seems more confident
than ever that he can defeat the Pitts
burg man, but he wants him TO make
the real middleweight limit of 1873
pounds at ringside, or even at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon Eddie has a match
with Jimmy Clabby at Butte, Mont,
for June IL He says he is stale from
too much training and he wants to
rest up for a while and be fresh for
the fall season He is doing this on
the advice Of his trainer and manager,
Rude UnhOlZ who thinks he should lay
off and recuperate- However, he hopes
to 80 through with the Butte bout and
then lay off.