Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-21
HOW The WINNERS ARE PICKED AT THE vELoDRoME


to the Philadelphia fight promoters
asking for such bout Jim says he
believes he can outpoint Langford in
six rounds, and if so, he would get
a lot of prestige throughout the coun-
try for his showing. He is willing
to take the chance, in any limit, and
feels as if he will not be making q
mistake.
It looks as If Dan Morgan will moi
allow Battling Levinsky to fight Saw.
age. Jim says that Morgan is sore
on him and will not give him an op.
portunity to make any money. While
Savage would like best of all to get
crack at Levinsky 1t would please
him very much to make match with
Charley Weinert, the Butcher Boy
The opinion is that Weinert won't
fight Savage, and the boys up around
the Oranges are beginning to think
that the Butcher Boy" is afraid OF
his old boxing master. However,
when the cold weather sets in Vein
ert may come right out and agree to
fight Savage before one of the New
York clubs.
Baltimore fight fans are in for a
| big disappointment. for Patsy Kline
has Cancelled his match with George
Clancy, set for next Tuesday night
in the Monumental City. Kline gives
as reason for the cancellation q
! sudden attack of fever and neuralgia
The Kline CLANCY fight had the Bal
timore fans all worked UP, and it is
doubtful If there would have been a
hall in the Southern city large enough
to hold the crowd. Kline, too, was tc
| be well paid for his services, his
guarantee, win, lose or draw, being
$500 Kline says he is willing to fight
CLANCY later on, but it may not take
! SO well then. Thanks to the Balti-
more News, the bout was given a lot
of clever boosting. Kline was roasted
bit. but Patsy didn't care as Iona
as he got his price for a return
match. 1t is not known what Cha
ney's end was to be. but Chaney's
manager seems to be pretty wise
fellow, and evidently gets his. In
the recent Kline CLANCY fight Cha.
ney's manager also conducted the
show, and there was considerable
criticism thereafter. Kline said hi
wasn't used right at ALL and h'
would probably have been up agains
the same proposition next Tuesda.
night.
A hghtffan has few suggestions
to make, as follows:
J. P. N:
In regards to Jackie Dobbs LOSING
to Kid Boonton at Troxler's, the mex
move we want is a ten-round bou
between these boys. 1t would Civ
us a chance to figure out the bes
boy. I see where the Evening Sta
called the Dobbs-Coyne bout at tn,
Central Institute a few weeks ago
draw. We would also like to Sc,
either Dobbs or Boonton in ten
round bout with Jack Coyne Their
is Joe Cassidy, another boy WIFI
would give any of the lightweight
in Jersey hard fight. There is tina
bout, too, between Banty Lewis ant
Jimmy McVeigh.
Let the matchmakers get busy ant
put on the boys.
/ DOWN NECK SPORTING CLUI
| ROOTER.
Getting anxious about Jackie Clark
j. P. N:
! Please let me know the address o
Bob Spears and ALT Grenda. Coul,
you also let me know what is tn
matter with Jackie Clark? l, for one
am waiting for Jackie to show u
some of his old-time speed. l ais
give you credit for the way you tel
it to the transfers at the Velodrome
Keep up the good work, and som
day We may have a race withou
teaming. CHARLIE.
The address of Spears is IS soutl
Twenty-first street, and Grenda live
at 81 South Mum avenue. There
nothing in particular the matter witt
Clark. He has been little off form
for some time, but he is coming bacl
fast and is liable to arrive any day
His slump has been a good thing
though. He has found out his falls
friends. When he gets going again
they may crowd around him, but it il
said that the champion pest" is gon
for good. The teamsters are a bar
lot, but Referee Ross can stop com
binations by working on Fogler AM
Cameron, the business men of tn
bike game" There will always b
some teaming, but it isn't necessar
to have trains and those "stallers;
they should be set down 70
life. Pulling" sometimes makes
race, but "stalling" kills a race. RIOS
should act quickly and severely, an
the bigger they are the harder tn
punishment.
. J. p. N:
. VIII you please tell me the valu
on the following coins: Large per
" MES dated 1927 and 1888, half pennit
dated 1904 and 1926, silver three-cer
: piece dated 1857? ii. Nj.
Your penny Of 1927 has premiul