Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
PATSY KLINE MAY
$50
BOX CARL VICTOR
RumOr Says Two Local Scrap
pers May Get Together
at Central.
JIM SAVAGE VS.. KUBTAK

There Is a rumor about that Patsy
Kline. the local boxer. would like to
meet Carl Victor. the promising light
weight, in a four-round bout at Trox-s
ler's Central Institute. Xictor's won
derful showings against the best local
boys has caused Patsy 10 act. and
Newarkers may see Kline and Victor
in a match before long. II Prof. Trox-
Ter arranges the proposed milling
Victor is a clever boy, and Kline Is a.
walloper. as
Many fans believe that Victor could
stand Off that terrific left Of Patsy's
in four rounds and outpoint him.
Others believe that Kline's wallop
would worry Victor. The match is q
good one, from a local end, however.
and 1t ought TO be arranged.
Jim Savage, the Orange heavy
weight boxer, will meet Al Kubiak in,
the main ten-round bout at the At
lantic Garden A. c., New York. Sat
urday night.
Freddie Welsh, the British light
weight champion. says. through his
manager, Harry Pollok. kinat he has
received an offer from a boxing pre-
moter in England TO hang up a purse
OF $4,000, together with two-thirds Of
the moving picture privileges, for g
twenty-round bout with Willie
Ritchie. the worlds title-holder.
Ad Wolgast, from whom Richie
won the worlds title, Is also coming
to New York for the purpose Of get
ting bout with the winner Of tbs
Cross Ritchie bout in Madison Square
Garden next Wednesday night.
Edward Hagen, promising Caiifor-
MIA heavyweight, is on his way 70
Manhattan with Freddie Welsh. Har
gen is six feet tall, weighs 100 pounds
and his only defeat was a decision
earned over him In twenty rounds by
Jack Lester. He has won twenty
fights by the knockout process.
Gunboat Smith, who stopped Tony
Ross in the tenth round Monday
night, returned from New York to
Boston yesterday. Smiths manager
said that If the bout with Sam Lang
ford could not be held in Boston on
November IL the Gunboat would agree
to a return match with Carl Morris
in Gotham on November 10.
Gus Christi. of Milwaukee, defeat
ed Jack (Twin) Sullivan. of Boston.
in a ten-round no decision bout last
night at Fond Du Lac. Wis. Suih-
van was badly pummeled in the early
rounds, but displayed great game
ness and was fighting desperately at
the close.
Freddie Welsh, British lightweight
champion. and Eddie Murphy were
matched yesterday to box ten rounds
in Kenosha. Wis, November 10
They will weigh 1876 at o'clock the
afternoon of the fight.
| Paddy Kimball says that he weighed
\ 1877 pounds after his bout with Joe
CASSIDY at the Central Institute last
Monday night. Paddy, however. re-
fused to weigh in before cassidy's
manager.
/ The fight in Paris between Georges
Carpenter and JEFF Smith, which was
won by Carpenter, drew $4,000. or
this sum Carpenter received 5000
and Smith $1,000. as
Matty Baldwin and <. Q. Brown, Of
I New York, are matched to box II
rounds at Boston on next Tuesday
night.
Billy Gibson, manager of Madison
! Square Garden, is going to give Carr
Morris another chance. he has
matched the Oklahoma giant for
/ November 10 to fight ten rounds with
either Gunboat Smith or Jim Coffey,