Evening star., 1914-07-11
BY T. S. ANDREWS.

Special Correspondence of The star.
MILWAUKEE. Mis-. July 9.-Ray
Bronson. the former Indianapolis welter-
weight, who has been in Australia with
Milburn Saylor the past six months. has
taken a great liking to that country. for
he writes that he will not return home
in June as he had intended, but will
remain over utnil September Ray has
given up the game himself and is paying
particular attention to Savior. who he
thinks, will in time be worlds light
weight champion. He also has taken
the management Of Alf Morey. a very
clever Australian welterweight, and he
intends to go after the championship in
that class for his new protege To ye-
gin with, he has issued a challenge to
the best welterweights in Australia and
also to the British champion, Tom Nc
Cormick. who recently defeated Johnny
Summers. who held the title at that time
Writing of events in Australia. Bronson
says:
NO doubt YOU will be surprised to hear
mat am going to remain until fall
put the game Is SO good over here and
IKE the people so web that | simply
could not get away. We We're I'D in the
mountains for time and thoroughly en-
1oyed them. I am going to send Saylor
nack there to brace up. as he has had
@ suo strenuous a time since arriving here.
When you stop to think that he has had
nine battles and all of them hard ones.
IN very short time. you can realize
the training he has been through. When
ne gets pack l am going to match him
against the best boys in the world and
one of the big matches here before we
ieaVe Will be with Young Shusrue of
New York, who has been making a great
showing. This battle should draw at
least $4,000 to $4,000.
IN the meantime. I intend to train
Morey for couple of big matches with
"euerwelghts. He is a very promising
young boxer. or l would not take him in
nano: witnessed the contest between
Zoe yelling of Chicago and Huehie
Mehegan the other night, and must saw
that the decision was an unjus, one The
reIeree gave 1t to Michigan. but Mr. Cor
pett, one of he best posted men on box
ing IN the world. came out in his paper
ana said himself that it was a bad deci-
sion, and that the worst yelling could
nave expected was draw
Jimmy Clabby was a big favorite over
Jen Smith in their twenty-round battle
and the decision against Clabby was not
upheld by the fans by a long ways II
they ever meet again. the wise money
Will go down on Clabby. for they think
he is the best middleweight in the world
today. Herbert Mccoy and Kid Lewis
of Louisiana fought a twenty-round bat
the last night. Lewis getting the decision.
Mccoy seemed to be off his stride, and
put up very poor fight compared to
what he did against Saylor If he had
acted that way with Saylor. he would
have been stopped inside of five rounds.
Regarding the match with Fred Kay and
Saylor, 1 want to state that the worst
he should have had was draw. Saylor
was not knocked down as some people
imagined, but slipped: while Kay. his
opponent. was fioored six times. Kay is
a very clever fellow, and has a tantaliz-
ing left hand. but when it comes to real
fighting. Saylor had him beat. We will
get Kay later on, and then we will see
who is the best man. At that l must
give the young fellow full credit. for he
Is certainly fast on his feet and has a
lightning left hand, besides being very
clever in blocking.
Probably it will surprise you to know
that Tommy Burns, the ex-champion.
has decided to re-enter the ring. When
his man Pelky was defeated by Bill
Lang Tommy decided that he would
take a chance himself. He looks fat but
intends to get in shape and then tackle
Bill Lang and Sam McVey. the colored
Gee! but We were surpris-
ed to see the cable here that Charley
White had defeated Champion Willie
Ritchie in Milwaukee. II created
more talk among the fight fans than