New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
HIS INK AT It AGAIN
Young Browns Bout with Toe
Mandot Declared Off.
NEUMANN IN DESPAIR
Baldwin and Britton to Cross
Gloves at St. Nicholas
Club To. night.

Billy Neumann's ink is around again.
and hard at work, be it noted lust when
he and his protege, Young Brown.
thought that the grim. pale eyed worker
Of evil spells had been lost. and that the
future would be far roster than the past.
the hoodoo bobbed up serenely. and an.
other good match for Brown has been
declared off. Brown was matched 10 box
Joe Mandot ten rounds before the Or
leans Athletic club. of New Orleans. on
April y. but Yesterday Neumann re-
ceived word that Mandot had cancelled
the engagement and that Brown would
have to look elsewhere for a match. Neu-
mann says his boy has lost more bouts
at the eleventh hour than any other boxer
in the world
ID. J. Tortorich manager Of the Orleans
club. explained to Neumann that he had
tried in every way to coax Mandot into
keeping the engagement, but that the
latter would have no part Of Brown.
Since this is about the steenth" i'm
portant match that has been cancelled on
Brown. he is naturally much disturbed.
He even declared that Mandot was afraid
Of him. and simply quit cold on the prop
osition Mandots sudden desire for rest
according to Neumann. was induced By
the fact that Brown beat Willie Hauck IN
two rounds Hauck bested Lore not long
ago. and Lore gave Mandot bitterSisnt
through ten rounds. Brown is out with a
challenge to Joe Rivers. He saw tho
battle between Rivers and Cross. and Is
firmly convinced that he can whip either
In short order
Despite dsappointments, Neumann will
plug right along, and some day he hopes
10 get his man into the ring with Hor-
thy opponent.
Danny Morgan. whose sole ambition,
apparently, is declaring new champions,
has broken loose once more, and In the
usual style. This time he is styling
Young" Ahearn welterweight champion
of the world. Morgan has no particular
reason for browning Ahe2rn king OF the
li5-pound men. but he went right ahead.
Mattv Baldwin. the veteran lightweight,
Of Boston. and Jack Britton. OF Chicago.
will meet in a ten-round boxing contest
At the ST. Nicholas \. {. tonight. Bald
w.n. while perhaps not the man he vas
two or three years ago. is still one OF tie
clcvegest fighters Ia the East. lie an
stand ~ and box with the best Of ;hem,
and can tear ina 10 fight at close rance
also. That he can hit has been pio"en
On lfR hundred occasions. Britton has
been seen in dclion 100 often TO need any
introduction He stands to-day "a one
Of the cleverest boxers IN the ioped
arena. He is not the hitter that Bald
win IS. but is younger and perhaps a
triGe faster.
There will be two other ten-round bat
ties that bid fair TO be interesting. In the
first bout OF the night "one Rornb
Hogan will face Willie Beocher and il
:he second George C'knockout Bro"h'
III, Chicago middeweight, VIII cross
gloves with Jack McCaTon. Inerc IS
some doubt. however. ~ McCarron box.
ing His hands are in bad condition. II
he il unable to appear the management
will secure some other Sood man 10 isre
Brown.
There will be three ten-round com =.
boxed Al the Brooklyn Beach \. &. ore
Kirk VIII meet Special Delivery Hirsch
in tho main bout.