Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-28
.GRADWELL-LORE 1.
co CALLED OFF,
Club Said Local Boy Had Not
TRAINED Enough" for
Bout. /
RING NOTES AND GOSSIP

Though Young Gradwell announces
Tuesday night that he expected to
meet, Johnny Lore in ten-round
bout at the St Nicholas A. c.. in New
York, last night, the affair was called
| off. Lore was originally scheduled
to box Young Reilly, but the latter
was unable to appear on account OF
| illness. Though Young Gradwell was
willing to go on at short notice the
club management decided that II
would not be advisable to put Grad
we'll on. inasmuch as he had not
trained for a hard bout such as he
would likely experience If he tackled
Johnny Lore.
The question of referee for the
| PalZer- Moran fight has assumed an
| interesting phase by reason of Tom
O'Rourke's objection TO Billy Roche.
O'Rourke insists that as the fight
is to be one of importance, he will
not have Roche as the third man in
the ring. as Roche is too closely
affiliated with the Moran people and
their interests, to be entirely free OF
prejudice, however fair and honor
able his intentions may be.
The Olympia Clubs Philadelphia
show for next Monday night will be
between Young Erne and Joe Hirst
in the windup, and Willie Moore and
Willie Mack, of Baltimore; Harry
Dougherty and Al Nash, Billy Horn
and Billy Coulson,
The Nonpareil Athletic Club, Phila-
| delphia, will open tomorrow night
| for the fall and winter season. Toe
! Borrell meets Harry Baker in the final
bout. Another windup will present
Danny McCabe, of Richmond, and
Frank Mccoy, Irelands feather
weight champion. Joe Murphy takes
Bride meets Eddie McGarvan, and
frankie Nell opens the show with
Jimmy Lee.
Official approval was given to the
crusade for the prohibition of boxing
in California, Tuesday night, when
the supervisors adopted resolutions
| declaring this the only means to pre-
vent prize ring fatalities, such as the
death last Saturday of John "Bulr'
Young after his fight with Jess
Willard. The sport as now conducted
by professional athletic clubs was
condemned
Joe Stacey, of New York, OUT
pointed Paddy Callahan, the Irish
| featherweight champion, in fast
ten-round bout, at the st, Nicholas
A. c., New York, last night. Stacey
earned the honors in six of the ten
rounds, three going to Callahan and
| one being evenly divided. Both boys
| weighed in at 125 pounds ringside.
Battling Levinsky, until recently
known to ring partisans as Barney
williams, knocked out Nick Muller
in the sixth round of what was to
have been a ten-round engagement
at the st. Nicholas A. c., New York,
last night.
With Al Kubiak now at the White
| Sulphur Springs training camp, Frank
Moran is able to go through the rough
stuff, which is necessary for harden
| ing fighter as finish to his prepa-
ration for a trying fight. BY next
Monday Moran will be properly
wound up rNhis bout with Palzer,
and will arrive in New York next
| Tuesday morning to rest up for We'd
nesday's nights contest Frank has
every confidence, which counts for
much.
Leach Cross was matched last
night to meet Frank Berrieau, OF
Vancouver, in a fifteen-round boxing
contest on Labor Day, at Vancouver
B. c.
Billy Mcdonald, the new match
maker of the New Polo A. A, New
York, has arranged a series of three
ten-round bouts for tomorrow night.
Bobby Williams will meet AL Thomas,
| Kid Ghetto will tackle Willie Chan
dler and Jack Heating will clash with
Larry Coyle