Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10
i'm SAVAGE READY
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FOR GO WITH ROSS
Orange Boy Should Win Easily
in Main Bout at
Browns.
DAN SAVAGE IN SEMI.FINAL

! Jim Savage should have no trouble
in winning from Tony Ross, of New
! Castle, Pa, IN their scheduled ten
round bout at Browns gymnasium,
New York tonight. According to
those who have seen him work, Saw
age has trained faithfully, and there
is no reason why he shouldn't dis
pose of Ross in short order Ross
met Battling Levinsky, of Philadel-
phia, in the Quaker town more than
/ two weeks ago and was handed
! most artistic lacing by the Batter.
/ Savage should do likewise Jim will
| endeavor to box in a strenuous man
ner hereafter, as he is anxious to
become in right" with Manhattan
as well as local fans. He claims he
! will do no more diving" and will
attend strictly to business in the
j ring. If he continues that policy he
Will be seen more often before the
public.
In the semi final bout Dan Savage,
| brother of Jim, will have it out with
Joe Carter in a ten-round bout.
Dobbs to Meet McFadden Again.
Jack Dobbs, of this city, has been
matched to meet Dennis McFadden,
the clever Eli5abethan, in the main
four-round bout at the Central In
stitute next Monday night 1t will
be the second meeting between the
pair, and Judging from the first,
staged in Staten Island some time
ago, 1t ought to be a corker
State Boxing Championship at Turner's.
At a meeting of the championship
committee of the Metropolitan AS
!, ISOLATION of the A. A. u, held yester-
day, the boxing championships of the
association were awarded to the New
York A. c., with the understanding
that the competitions would be held
the week of March %. The Union
Settlement A. c. and the National
Turn Verein, of Newark, were the
other applicants for the fixture,
The New Jersey championships
were awarded to the National Turn
Verein, of Newark. The City A. c.,
of New York, and the Union Settle-
ment A. C. applied for the New York
State championships, and a commit
tee was appointed to decide which
organization should get the privilege.
The committee decided that no over
weight should be allowed in any of
the limited weight events.
! Heve AuuDhtO returns TO ring.
Pete Adubato will return to the
ring after lengthy absence one week
! from next Monday night, when he
win face Jack Goode In the staS bout
at the Central Institute.
| Tom Gibbons Arrives for Weinert Go.
Tom Gibbons, of St. Paul, who is to
box Charley Weinert, of West Or
|. a mr. IN, "a ON a
Madison Square Garden Thursday
night, arrived in New York yester-
day and will finish his training at
! the New Polo A. A. Young Fox and
frankie Burns, who are to come to-
| gether in the main event, have both
announced that they will challenge
Johnny Coulon after winning tho
coming bout. In the opening ten
round bout Young Otto and Mike
Maize will be the contestants.
Mcfarland Not to larry.
Packey Mcfarland is in New York.
| He was met yesterday by Billy Glib
son, manager of the Garden A. c.,
with whom he consulted about his
match with Mike Gibbons, n which
probably will be held in Madison
Square Garden on March g. As soon
as articles of agreement have been
signed the Stockyards boy will retrace
his steps to Chicago, where he will
train for the bout.
LevinsIxy Out for Two Weeks.
Battling Levinsky will be out of
the ring for at least two weeks. IN
his match with Tom Mcmahon he
tore ligament in his right shoulder
and will be forced to cancel four
bouts.