El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-19

L u A4EulEaI UeaEealL. VIII De seen IN
action in Brooklyn, y. Y, before
. long. II is quite a long time since Ad has
appeared In the eastern ciues-his last twd
big battles there being with Knockout
Brown in New York and Philadelphia, al
though ne boxed minor men in the Quaker
City afterwards He is wanted now By
Johnny Weismantel. Of the Broadway Sport
ing club, OF the town across the big bridge
in New York. and the chances are that he
viii be matched TO meet either Johnny
Lore. Frankie Callahan. Tommy Murphy or
since his match with Tommy Murphy in
Milwaukee was called off and he reports
himself in good shape now
He realized that he made a mistake when
he met Joe MandOt a month ago without
being at his best, and he viii take no more
such chances He has several minor bouts
arranged throughout Michigan and other
states. hut he prefers the big ones TO the
small stuff He is most anxious to again
tackle Charlie White and Joe Rivers, and
with that end in view he is going through
a severe course OF training on his farm in
Il may be that Willie Beecher will be
selected to meet WoIEast- as the New York
boy is back home after his tour TO the
Pacific coast with his manager. John J.
Willie against Wolgast or any lightweight
living Manager Reisler stopped off here
long enough 70 state that he had refused
two offers from Tom McCarey. at Los An
geles and promoters at san Francisco and
Would be Singing Match.
would be some smuggling affair. as both
boys like TO mix and the fur would surely
fly It IS match that would prove a big
card in any city. And while Ad and Willie
are thinking the matter over Kid Lewis,
the English lightweight whom Jimmy
Johnston has in tow. would Ike to meet
statement that he IS willing 70 meet both
boys the same night. but OF course that is
out OF the question and broad assertion 10
make However, Lewis Is great light
weight as his record proves and either
Wolgast or Beecher would make him show
his best TO win.
Unlucky week for Heavyweights.
The past week seems 10. have been an
unlucky one for some OF the heavyweights
Australian sporting man who recently ar
rived IN Now Ferk after a tour around the
world With Colin Bell. the heavyweight
champion OF the AntipOdes. and Terry KEEL
lar. a California product among the light
heavyweiEhts. was hit rather hard George
IS man who viii back his opinion with
back Bell against sam Laugford at Boston
and 10 put his money on Kellar TO beat Jim
Coffey. the Dublin giant
Langford stopped Bell
Bell started in 10 rush matters with
Lansford. but the tar baby put over his
famous right punch in the fourth round
and Bell took the count Bell has a very
good record and his sudden defeat was a
surprise TO his hacker and friends. In the
case OF Keliar IL was different. Kellar,
weighing under 115. met Coffey. who scaled /
over zoe. and the handicap was too much /
Terry put up a great battle. but 30 pounds
was too much to give away and ne lost
IN nine rounds It was overwhelming the |
boy
At Hudson. Wis. the pride OF Ninneapo- /
lis-Fred Fulton-was put to the bad by
big Carl Morris the oklahoma giant. who I
looked Ike a house and scaled about $50
pounds Fulton. when he did take a chance |
and cut loose. made Morris look anything /
but white hope. but Fulton seemed to !
Tear the big man and IN the sixth round 4
went down Tor the count from a couple OF /
rights to the face. Fulton might easily I
have won and made a name for himself \
lround the twin cities. but he lost the /
'hance.
Looked like a Draw.