Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-03
CHANEY MEETS KLINE
Crack Featherweight Boxers to Battle
at National Tonight.

at NatlOnal IonlSht.
The crowning featherweight bout OF the
season will be staged tonight at Jack
McGugan's National A. c. The partici
pants are we'll known all over the coun-
try. George Chaney, of Baltimore, meets
Patsy" Kline. of Newark. These boys
will both enter the ring with the deter
mination of coming out a winner, and It
will be bout worth going miles to sec.
A great preliminary card will precede the
main bout. Frankie" Carlin, of Tren-
ton, meets Barney" Mcfarland, of
Richmond: Mickey" Donnelly. OF New
ark, tackles Bobby" Loughrey, of
Southwark; Stanley Hinc<e will oppose
Joe" Welsh. and Willie" Mack will
battle Jimmy Murray.
Mike" Gibbons, the weterweight
champion, is still resting at his home In
St. Paul. Mike" was quoted recently
as saying he would box Jimmy" Clabby,
who returned from Australia few weeks
ago, but when the question of money was
made to him. the champion wanted so
much that the promoters refused to
meet his demands and the match fell
through. Clabby is the only man who
could make 1t interesting for Gibbons,
as he could make the weight and be
very strong. ClaDby is very clever and
uses a left Jab which would keep Glib
bons busy trying to avoid. He has also
the speed OF the st. Paul boxer and has
been used to long routes. taking part in
many bouts in the Antipodes
Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman. seems to
have struck winning streak. In his last tvs
contests he knocked out his men. and Mon
day night will try to keep up the good work
by administering the same dose to JACK
Dillon,
Jimmy Toland and Harry smith are eager
to get together in the ring. These boys former
ly trained together and occasionally when they
boxed the ''prarticc'' was moro like a real con-
test than anything else.
italian" Joe Cans, who made such a gseat
showing with Frank IOuEhTey at the Olympia
two weeks ago, has been selected as Joe"
Borrelrs opponent for the show at that club
on October IL
Ar Edwards, under the management Of
nh at "Sn hat SHS he S Mas f
rematched for next Tuesday night.
Joe" Borrell will be one Of the principals
in the main bout Of the Southern A. e. show
in Baltimore on October II, His opponent has
not yet been selected. Borrell is favnrte in
Baltimore. where he knocked out Ford Mung-
March IL. BOrrell boxed then under the
name Of Young Nitchie. and has had 10 for
ward an affidavit to the chief OF police OF Bal-
tmore that he did not know that he was 10
box under any other name than his own.
Tommy Clear, the old-time lightweight,
l when he was at his best is again breaEinss EEii1s
into tho game, this time as a manager and
handler Of boxers
Pierce Calan has a number of good boys
under his management Including ',Al" Win
and Pat" Conway, no pounds Conway won
the championship NJ Philadelphia New York
and Boston when he was in the amateur ranks.
Young Savior the Indianapolis light
Wss s. ayor TS! Ia. "1Ss Ss 2a TG
from Australia, where he took nart IN sev-
an excellent chance to win the championship
boat smith, sam Isnstord i9-round bout bout
in Boston on October IN.
Johnny" Burns has the following 10 say
about very interesting matter 70 the fans:
BorTell for the last two years but each time
a match has been neary arranEed Logan has
fered. II Logan II in earnest will get club
20 stage the bout Then / will show Logan
and his manager. and the public as well. that
who meets mem n, al. Til meet Logan or his
sporting department to arrange the match"
Two welI-known local boxers long ring riv-
ais. Will clash In the main bout at the Olympia
A. A, Broad and Bainbriige streets next
Monday night. They are Tommy" Coleman
ami Jack Blackburn. unquestionahly two N
the best men in their class not only in this
city hut IN the country Both men have tackled
and defeated champions, and thev have
worked hard for this contest II should result
iE one of the fastest and most exciting battles
ever staged az this club. Each man has posted
a substantial forfeit with Manager Harry Ed-
Wards Tor weight and appearance.
The next bout should also hs brlmfut NJ ar-
'ion. for n brings together Johnny Mayn
~ this city. the scrappy little italian cham
pion ana Young" Fulton. n New York
Young hcCovern. one of Rlchmnnd's best
products. meets the zulu KID" of New York:
out Baker. takes on "I4ew1' FINK. of Denver
snd the curtain raiser will he between zoe"
Hensrnan of West hiladelpha and John
NY Duffy, Of Kensington.
Freddie Yclls the down East lightweight
"a not show M good as was expected in
his bout with ''Whitev'' Baker. at the Ken
sington Athletic CIuh last night, although ho
won. Yelle Ind height ana reach ard apPar-
emily weight Baker. hut IN the nrst two
rounds the ADVANTAGE was with Baker. who
carried the hEht 10 Yels. The semiWind-uo be-
tween 'HTyrons'' Costello and Frankie Hart
who VAS substituted for ''R~ddv'' Holt. who
failed 10 show up. was the best bout of the
night. Hart was the winner. In the prelimi-
HAIRY Hlukle for the frat three rounds he
came weak ana Hnkls took the lead and de-
fervFd the decision. Danny nnugherty ana
Johnny FaWn boxed a SLOW ak roead draw
and Johnny Bradley fell q victim l"John-
kny' Gllespls'E punches IN fEo Eouf "a