Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-12
EXPERIENCE IS BIC
AID TO DAVE KURTz
Kinley Made Mistake in Not
Boxing" Opponent and Is
0utpOinted. j.
M'YEIGH TO MEET LEWIS

Experience was all that aided Dave
Kurtz in his victory last night over
Ed Kinley, In the main four-round
bout of the opening boxing show con-
Quoted at the Bay View Clubhouse.
in South Sixth street, under the di-
rection of the Bay View Wheelmen.
Had Kinley boxed his opponent in
stead of lighting him he would have
probably outpointed Kurtz. Kinley.
however, did the forcing at close
range and was a victim of consider
able punishment throughout the lat =
ter part of the milling. Kinley had n
fine left jab, and from the start It
appeared as thiugh kurtz was in for
a defeat. Dave however, waited I'M
til the third round, and from this
stage ON Kinley was outpointed. The
Harrison youth, though, was willing
all the way and never let up.
1t was evident that kurtz feared
Kinleys boxing ability at the start.
for he fought in a erouched position.
with his left hand out. The first
round was even and very tame. The
second was almost repetition,
though both did considerable might
ing, with Kurtz slightly In the lead.
At the beginning of the third round
Kurtz placed a hard left to l<1nley's
stomach, after which Ed came back
with a left to the face Kurtz again
found Kinley's body and followed
with a stiff right on Kinley's nose.
Kurtz. urged on by his club members
the Happy Ramblers, was in earnest
at this stage and a series of lefts to
Kinley's eyes soon had the Harrison
boys left optic swollen somewhat.
The round ended with Kinley in bad
way. Kinley came back, however, at
the start of the fourth session, and
through boxing tactics he held Kurtz
even the remainder Of the bout.
The crowd which numbered about
600 was delighted with the milling
and vigorously applauded both boys.
IT was announced by the management
that Jimmy MeVeigh and Banty
Lewis will come together in the star
bout on Friday night, September 70.
The semi-tinal bout between Char
ley Beck, of Elizabeth, and Jimmy
storm offorded interest throughout
The contest went the limit although
Beck. in the final round as well as
the third. administered a terrific drnb-
ing TO storm. In fact it appeared as
though storm would not last the limit
He covered up, however. and Seek
was unable to find a place for the
sleep-producing wallop.
Freddie Seidel handed Kid Henry
lacing in four rounds. Henry's ability
to outlook Seidel at times saved him
from a possible knockout. Seidel did
the forcing all the way and never let
I'D. In the third round Henry was
pretty tired boy, while Seidel. al
though he fought hard. looked fresh
Eddie Nugent knew too much for
Mickey Grower and won rather hand
ilv in q four round bout. Nugent
worked a left lab repeatedly. Grower
was a willing mixer but Nugents
ability to sidestep wallops and at the
same time connect, caused the defeat
of Mickey.
Some one tipped Off Bobby Kahn
that he knew how to box. so Bob was
matched with Young Mahony. Bob
DISPLAYED some clever footworlS at
times and on one occasion got him
self mixed up and went to the mat.
Mahoney missed several wicked
swings, and although they failed to
land the wind of them fioored Kain,
After the bout, n burlesque to be
sure 1t was the consensus of opinion
that the "Charley Faust of boxing
had been found.
Bobby Russell and Young O'Neill
furnished fair four-round bout with
honors even at the finish Both boys
mixed il from the first gong and
never let up until the final. Willie
Farese defeated Mickey belmont in
the first four round bout of the eve
ming. Ben Douglas a former local
boxer refereed the bouts.