El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-17
WELSH. T.TLEHl-lEA. MEETS
HH.TEIH TEN hound FIGHT
Richie Is Again After Welsh Wanting to Sign Him For
1O-Round Battle and Saylor Wants to Meet Ritchie
Fred Kay, Who Fought Shugrue and Defeated
Him, Is Describedas Wonderful Boxer.
BY T. S. ANDREWS.

been boxing only about two years-LAe
first year az an amateur. His remarkaDle
size makes him appear as a freak The
boy stands feet 10 L. lncnes anu mas
a reach Of "a IL inches. which IS aln9s,
UuhearI OF for lightweight He IS oniy
% years OF age ana will no doubt develop
into q lightweight before long he llrs.
I gained prominence when he oeIeatel Al
tnEr Douglas, tne c-eNer brlLlsA i'-'-l.-
weight, following with two wins "'I
Puts Up Clever Fight.
The Sydney referee, in writing Of The
match between Kay and Shusrue, says;
-AHnen two clever. fast men. capable o.
landing a powerful punch. meet in the ing,
the boxers art is usually seen at its best
And so 1t was on saturday night at the
Rushcutters Bay Stadium. when very
line crowd. considering the times, was de
lighted with an exposition OF boxing sucn
as ID has rarely seen
The h1y-Shugrue battle must rank Is
one Of the finest ever decided at the
stadium Several competent judges in
GLIDING many boxers OF note remarked AZ
ter the contest that Kay proved himself
10 be the cleverest man that ever graced
the boards al the word famous arena.
where many OF the world best have
figured 10 defeat Snugrue on points he,
OF course, must be among the top nOtclers
now clamorlng Tor the crown Of light
weight champion, worn by FREDDIE " clsl,
for Shugrue was regarded in America as
Willie EItchie's most dreaded rival. Kay s
fOotwork is wonderful, MS uuczlng IS in
the same class and his defensive tactics
with the gloves are very Ine- Al l1Ilsl--
ing, and adopt j. AZ every opportunity
enough TO evade good deal OF the close
work men who favor that method Of DoN-
luging. and adopt Il at every opportunity.
WHAT makes the latest performance OF Kay
so good IS tnat Shugrue's cleverness and
pace were more notable perhaps on Sa-ur-
day night than in any other contest he aas
had in Australia II was a beautiful BAT
tie and one OF its best features was the
hearty manner in which the big hearted
little Shugrue grasped kay's hand when
the decision was given against him"
Grouse May Work Now.
George EnEel. who managed frank Klaus
thinks he has secured young mll1le-
weight who viii develop into better man
than Klaus was George is now located
in Philalelp nIa and has taken the manage
meut Of Buck Grouse. who also halls from
Plttsburg, the home Of klaus and who.
curiously enough. scored a victory over
George Chip who has been laying Lain
Grouse is only u years Of age and has
met practically all the good middieVelsiits
about the east and west, but he seems 10
ladder OF fame He has had kind OF
wandering spirit and only year ago. when
he had several good matches in sight, made
rip TO Panama with the idea thar he
However. Buck has got over all
these ideas and says he is going 10 get
down TO hard WORK now and prove that he
is real championship contender. EngeI
or Mike Gibbons and they are men who
VIII certainly make him show his class IL
he has it in him Mr. EnEel is also
MANAGING Eddie GlmDl- who has deTeLDueu
into a 1eatheryyeight Campi was formerly
the ban-auweight champion OF the Pacific
Coast and gave Kid Williams hard bag
tie. II is likely that he viii be matched
an the near future with Williams again az
lis pounds. at which weight he thinks ne
can more than hold his own with the
clever little Baltimore champion