Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
'MOHR WAS EASY
FOR PATSY KLINE
Local Boy Had No Trouble Out
pointing the New
Yorker.
BUCK TRIMS BANTY LEWIS

In a ten-round bout at the Far
Rockaway A. c.. last night Patsy
Kline, the local boxer, easily out
pointed Walter Mohr, a fast Brook
lyn boy. The fight was Patsy's from
the start, and his work throughout
outshone that of his opponentS When
Patsy wanted to land punch he had
no trouble at all in breaking down
Mohrs guard. Another local boxer,
Banty Lewis, was not as fortunate
as Kline, meeting defeat at the hands
of Tommy Buck, of Philadelphia, In
the second ten-round bout of the eve-
ming. Kid Alberts, of Elizabeth, de-
feated Young Hickey, of New York,
in the third ten-round go. A num-
Der of women saw the fights.
Barney Williams Battling LAWN
sky), who scored q double knockout
In New York the other night, has been
matched to box Eddie McGoorty, the
Oshkosh middleweight, at the st.
Nicholas A. c. on September 10.
An exodus of fighters for Paris will
soon be in evidence. AL Lippe has al
ready arranged to take six of the
"pugs" and is looking for a couple
of more likely men with the mitts.
Daily, Joe Hyland, Biz Mackey,
Charlie Thomas and Bobby Scanlon
are registered for the trip.
Sixty-two rounds of boxing will be
staged at the Fairmont A. c., New
York, tonight. In the main ten
round mill Joe Kucera and Walter
Brooks will fight a return engage
ment There will be another ten
rounder, two six-rounders and five
fours.
The trouble over q referee for the
Palzer- Moran fight next Wednesday
night at the st. Nicholas A. c., New
York. has reached a point of solution.
The hitch ensued by reason of Tom
O'Rourke's objection to Billy Roche,
the clubs referee. Newspaper agita-
ton over the referee question was re-
sponsible for a meeting yesterday
morning between Manager Jimmy
Johnston, Tom o,Rourke and Dan
McKetrick. and. after a powwow a.
slate of three names was made up,
from which the referee will be
selected next Monday night. The
names agreed on are Billy Roche,
Willie job and Charlie White.
Jack Heating, of New York, and
Jack Curley. of Pittsburgh, will meet
in a ten-round bout at the st.
Nicholas A. c., New York, tonight.
The winner of this fight will chal-
lenge the winner of the Moran-Palzer
bout. In the semi-f1nal Eddie Smith,
of New York, will tackle Mel Coogan,
the Brooklyn boxer, for the cham
pionship of Greater New York In
the opening ten-round bout Mike
Rosen, of Jersey City, will battle
Mike Clancy, of New York. Five four.
round bouts are carded.
Young Pavese, the local feather
weight, will box Tiger Young, of New
York, at the National A. c., Brook
iyn, Tuesday night. The bout is
scheduled for ten rounds.
Benny Chaves, of Trinidad, and
frankie Burns, of Jersey City, fought
ten rounds to q draw last night at
Denver. They weighed in at 11S
pounds.
John Lester Johnson, who recently
fought Joe Jeanette, has been
| matched to box Sam Langford, on
/ Tuesday night, September 9, at the
Atlantic Garden A. c. Johnston. who
is a South American, says he is
willing to give his end of the purse
to any charitable institution IL
Iangford should stop him within ten
rounds.
Au Chung, the Chinese lightweight,
has been matched to meet Benny
Leonard at the Atlantic Garden A.
G., New York, on Tuesday night. In
his first showing in New York few
weeks ago All Chung stopped Paddy
MCCQrthU On tho arl Ti,,,,x
Walsh, the Boston bantam, who re-
Gently held Champion Kilbane to a
draw, will make his New York ap-
pearance against Jim Kendrick, Eng
fish bantam champion. Johnny Fall
lon will fight Young Wagner.