Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-18
YOUNG GRADWELL
BEATS HALSBAND

ed Ter O6IIV IEVDf u II
Peru,
sep" Local Lightweight Proves Win
ming Substitute Against
%. Of the the. English Lightweight.
4 mu' LEFT JAB BRINGS VICTORY
wins"
Mod Young Gradwell the promising 10.
RTE cal lightweight, was substituted fol
pillows Jimmy Coffey the Mohawk Indian
Mad in a en-round bout with Fred Halls
wins, fha,d 4ho n,,,o,iat, 1,,, +,,oi.h+ IN N.
rietta' -" .ie ms 'i''i us rei9'I7 a.
rbert. ND event at .he irNihs "A. -
Brooklyn, last night, and won by q
shade. Gradwell was not in the best
idence shape, as he had not trained prop
heider erly; still he administered some stiff
rrp blows to his opponent. Gradwell use6
- - a left jab consistently and it was this
: ~ 90 ~ punch that brought him victory.
aplS1in In the third round the local man
sent Husband to the mat for the
count of nine. Gradwel will box Spe-
cia1 Delivery Husch at the Capital
OF the City A. c., Troy. N. Y, Thursday
8! night.
ldway, Joe Tierney to Box at Browns.
e 'i@' Johnny DAILY, the featherweigh
from Jersey City who put the x. o
on K. o. Delphino will meet Joe
o,v In Terney, of Elizabeth in one of the
ere are tens at Browns next Saturday night
ocean The main ten of the evening viii
q low bring together Johnny Schumacher
,g can of Burlington. Ia, and Bobby Moore
of the West Side.
w.
st. Moriarity Easy for Britton,
whose An injury to Young Brown, the
missed east side lightweight, who was
US for scheduled to box Jack" Britton in
npera- the main event at the Broadway
e per- Sporting Club of Brooklyn, last
night, caused a Encouragement of
the program and Gene Moriarity, of
Syracuse, who was scheduled for the
of an semi-final, opposed Britton. The
in Or match was one-sided one from the
:? start and was finally stopped by the
7. G. referee at the end of the seventh
n con- round. Moriarity was completely out
n on boxed and outgeneraled by his more
three experienced opponent
;. u - Il. Cation Finishes Reid In Fifth Round
Civil Willie Cation knocked out Bert
New Reid in the fifth round of their sched-
uled ten round bout which was card
ed as the feature event last night
at the Atlantic Garden A. c., New
an get York city.
/ ap-
gh 40 Charley White Knocks Out Kid kansas.
= X Charley White, of Chicago with
minis the aid of his famous left hook,
lough, knocked ont Kid Kansas of Buffalo
in the third round of their fight in
Buffalo last night. Previous to the
oof of & t; itau 1> an
ceiling he1, seY,, s IN Viz, the referae
tenant ia oonrfad 49, I Az saoonS
,r the roI,nd Kansas went down. bnt Wa !
eS2 VI up Immediately and fought back
, r. hard. He lasted the round out, but
Ike re- took severe punishment He came out
A let for the third determined to turn the
care tide of battle, but White met him in
Marlin the centre of the ring, and after one
Just minute of fast work put over his
left hook, knocking Kansas down for
the full count
ing? Fight Clubs Must Pay Boxers.
ON. The New York State Athletic Com
ormer mission at it's weekly meeting yes
is in terday granted q license to the Ster-
COM ling Athletic C,lub of SCHENECTADY
Ienty tComplaints nv boxers against the
TO pe Vanderbilt A. c., of Brooklyn, and
was the West Brighton A. c., of Staten
Cap island involving small sums were
ids in also heard and the club managers
were instructed to pay the boxers.
Howard Too Much for McGirr.
sur Johnny Howard, of Bayonne,
INA u q Is stopped Walter McGirr, a New York
u = middleweght in the third round at
Browns gymnasium last night, the
IN - referee interfering to save McGirr
ms ~ from a certain knockout. The latter
peoPis was in a helpless condition at the
l .t anu time, being practically out on his
aohio feet
10 re- Although aggressive and willing to
s near meet Howard half way in the ex-
on of changes McC,irr was no match for
hester his heavier. cleverer and hard hitting
, Ho. opponent. Howard easily evaded his
'es on rushes, forcing him back with Earring
York left jabs while he kept his right hand
! esti- poised for an opening.
reater In a fast ten round semi final
ANDY COrteZ, of New YORK city,
outpointed johnny Milton, of Jer-
sey City Milton, after taking con-
ow be siderable punishment, rallied sur
II. pflslnSly IN the last three ROUNDS put
zen at II was 100 iate TO earn draw
. -, Patsy Brown After Jackie DObbs.
Patsy Brown who, according to his
manager, beat Dennis McFadden, of
Elizabeth, on three different occa-
ntam- sions doesn't think much of Jackie
Dobbss fighting ability. Patsy is
AM. confident he can beat Dobbs in four
f con- or ten rounds. Brown will box him
h dis on a winner takes all basis
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Young enG GOux, Last Years Winner,
ddson Enters 500=Mile Auto Race
ntam-
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 49,
Five automobile racing drivers, the
5 still pick of Europe, sent in their entries
]. L. today for the fourth annual 500-mile
e not race to be held at the Indianapolis
Cap Motor Superintendent Memorial Day.
ct the The pilots are: jules Goux, who won
re the the race last year; Chassagne, who
t now holds about half of the racing records
ing in of England; Boillot, Christiaens and
letball Guyot.
Twelve entries have been received
at the headquarters here thus far, and
your It Is expected at least forty cars WIN
II the start in the race.
venue,
Shamrock ~. to Be
you alCentrebOard Yacht
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lay he LONDON. Feb IA special dis
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