Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-05
KE|BLER TO BOX !
CHARLES VICTOR
Irvington Scrapper Will Meet
Jersey City Boy at Gem
trial Institute.
SAILOR WHITE WINS BOUT

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Fred Keibler, the Irvingtof1 middle
weight, will meet Charles Victor, OF
Jersey City, in the main bout of four
rounds at the Central Institute next
Monday night. Keibler has been
meeting with considerable success be-
fore Manhattan Clubs of late, and
last Saturday night went ten rounds
to a draw with Al Mccoy. Keibler is
training daily for his bout Monday
nieht, and hopes to be In fit shape to
give Victor a battle. Victor has been
seen here much, although his reputa-
tiCn in New York is no mean one
Keibler viii box zulu Kid in q
bout scheduled at ten rounds at the
Military A. c., Brooklyn, tonight.
Sailor White, the local heavyweight,
returned to the ring at the Irving A.
c., Brooklyn. last night and outpoint-
ed Jack Heating in a ten-round bout.
The bout was interesting throughout
Johnny Howard of Bayonne was to
have met Freddie Hicks but failed to
show up. Tommy league, who was
substituted was knocked out in the
eighth round by Hicks.
Jimmy Johnston will keep his pro-
tege. the "Boer' Warrior, George
Rodel, pretty busy this month On
November he will meets Jack
Geyer of Denver. at the Irving A.
c., Brooklyn; on November Is he will
meet Dan DAILY in pittsburgh. Pa,
and three days later he will meet Carl
Morris at the Fairmont Athletic Club,
New York Billy Gibson Is trying to
arrange bout between Rodel and AL
Reich, the ex-amateur champion, for
the 18th.
Ben Hearsh. manager of Young
Pavese, of this city, writes that his
protege outpointed Alec Burns in a
four-round bout at smoker in Union
Hill Monday night. Hearsch says
that Pavese led In every round.
Mike Rosen, of Jersey City, and
Young Sieger. # TFobo'-en. will meet
in the ten-ro- scrni-flnal at Browns
gymnasium " York, tomorrow
night. Cy SIN tn and J'mmv Fusane
are in fine form for the main bout of
ten rounds.
Grover Hayes, the Philadelphia.
lightweight defeated X. o. Sweeney,
of New York, in a fast ten-ro nd
bout at Easton, Pa, last night.
Hayes led all the way, his peculiar
style battling the New Yorker. who
was never able to get over any of
his famous sleep-producing punches.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo heavyweight,
is in New York. trying to get a
match with Gunboat Smith or any
other heavyweight.
George Carpenter, the French
champion. knocked out Jack Lancas-
ter, an English heavyweight, at
Geneva, Switzerland, on Saturday
night in three rounds.
II Eddie O'Keefe defeats Johnny
Kilbane on Monday night his man
ager, Moe Greenbaun. will claim the
featherweight championship, as Kill
bane can no longer make the weight
for that class.
Willie Richie. the first fighter to
ever play golf as training stunt. is
playing that game every lay. wait
ing for his match with Leach Cross.
Harry Pollok manager of Freddie
Welsh, rid'cules the latest proposi-
ton of Willie Richie to meet Welsh
in a no decision match in Madison
Souare Garden Pollok says that in
announcing his desire the ''no-deci-
sson' champion is running true to
form, that being the suggestion that
broke up the Vancouver match.
Packey Mcfarland has closed for
two engagement in the near future,
1t was announced at Chicago yes+er-
day. Packey will battle Kid Alberts,
of Elizabeth, in a ten-round mill at
Waterbury, Conn. on November 90,
and six days later will box Harry
Brewer, of Kansas City, at Windsor,
Canada.
Danny Foy. the sensational little
bantam from Ireland, who put. up
such a sensational bout with Jimmy
Butte at the new Polo w
York, two weeks ago, will meet Joe
Hopkins, the East Side bantam. to-
night. Foy is the only Irish bantam
that ever made a hit with the fans.
In the semi-final of ten rounds
Young Richie will meet Scotty
Welsh. of England There will also
be three six-round and three four
round bouts.
Harry Condor, Of Brooklyn, has
been selected by Matchmaker Near
die. of the Paramount A. c., New
York, as Eddie Moy's opponent at
Saturday nights boxing entertain
ment. This will be Moy's first APP
pearance in Gotham since last May.
when he knocked out Ollie Kirk at
the same club in Eve rounds. Con-
don has been coming fast, having
beaten among others Freddie Harris,
PacRey Hommey, Richie Ryan and
Louis De Ponthieu. He also boxed
Jimmy Coffey a draw.
Law Marsh Centuries prize