The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-30
WITH THE BOXERS.
White and Yoakum Meet Again
Monday at Tulley's Camp.

chicago, Sept. SO.-kenOSha Is IN
the boxing field to stick through the
season this time, according to latest ad-
vices from the place made famous by
the peace parade. Determined and
ceaseless efforts will be made to win
Chicago patronage away from the big
Milwaukee organizations.
George Tully is promoter of the club,
which has Tets stick this time for its
slogan. His organization has no at
filiation with the old Kenosha A. c..
and will be known as the Badger A. C..
of Kenosha. TIE same arena, the only
available building in the city, will be
used. But there is no connection at
all between the old and new clubs.
Tully will get a chance to make
good next Monday night, when he Of
fers Charlie White. Americas leading
1873 FOUNDER, and Stanley Yoakum. the
traction. White Is busy getting ready
at O'Connells here in town, while
Yoakum left Denver last night for this
city. White allows that Yoakum is
one of the toughest, toughest ring
specimens he ever tackled and that
he is going to be mighty careful about
his preparation.
that fellow" is the way Charlie puts
it.
900 with a privilege of half of the
gross gate receipts, which shows the
promoter thinks we'll of his card.
Herman's Hopes Gone.
Philadelphia. Sept. 3O.-Kid Will
liams bantamweight king. killed what
ever championship aspirations lived
in Kid Herman Of Pekin, ILL.,. when he
round of a six round bout at the
Olympia A. A. here. For three rounds
the little fellow from the west took a
beating that was almost unbelievable.
+ Murray and Chip Tonight.
San Francisco, Calf, Sept. 30
George Chip and Billy Murray will
face each other here tonight in a
one of the best fight exhibitions Of the
season in this city. Both men are in
prime shape and have trained to a ra-
zor edge condition. Chip is the ia
vorite in the betting. the odds being 10
to 6. but Jack Kearns, Murray's
manager, is confident his hope will
force Chip to take the count before
the teens are half over.
M'Ketrique Describes London.
New York. Sept. 30.-MSieu Dan
ielle M'KetriQue, fresh from his tri-
umphs abroad, as the dramatic p. A.
affluence, toured the sporting depart
ments Of the various local newspapers
Tuesday with Young A'Hearn. claim
ant of the middleweight championship
ana cndllenSer 1Or tn0 ueAVyWclSHI
title.
A'Hearn has developed remarkably
physically since he left this city for
Europe, and his manager has devel-
oped just as much bankrol1ily, 1t ap-
pears.
Were here to see if we can't grab
off a battle with Gunboat Smith, or
some of the other easy Ones" said
McKetrick. 1.-The war in Europe has
taken Carpenter and the other good
ones out Of the ring for the time be-
ing. Yeah, I managed to do very well
financially. We got in with the real
money in England and we did not
overlook anything. We were very
fortunate.
But believe me, London isn't Lon
don just now. Over there everybody's
looking up in the air. You know when
they drop one Of those bombs on your
bean from an altitude Of 1000 feet, it's
rather distressing to the system. And
you know, you just cawn't duck the
bally things. You have to sidestep
'em. And that keeps you very nimble
you know"
McKetrick added that Moran is on
his way over here. mo, he's not
swimming" said Mac, ''he stayed over
to attend to some minor affairs for
me-