Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-26
CHARLEY WHITE MAKES
READY FOR SHUGRUE
Kid williams, as Usual, Wins With
out Great Effort.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-"Charley" White,
Chicagos premier bidder for Freddie
Welshs lightweight title, began polishing
off his training here today in preparation
for his ten-round whirl with Joe. shu-
grue, of Jersey City, at Madison Square
Garden next Tuesday night. White and
his manager, Nate Lewis, got In late last
night from Chicago.
'I'lI put Shugrue away this time" con-
fidently asserted the Windy City boxer,
1--WE met him twice before, but I didn't
have the confidence in myself In those
days that l have now. Shugrue Will
find a different opponent this time.
II figure by beating this bird III be
able to force Welsh into a match for the
championship. And when do you'll see
a new champion"
White worked out in the baggage car
of the train on the way here yesterday.
He shadow boxed and jumped rope for
half an hour in a space cleared between
trunks.
'Kid' Williams demonstrated his right. 70
the bantamgsSht ehemptSnS5p BsiIerasy Bay az ais
iHGO% sity tSoroasS bsatiSs in ten Tound5 only
DAYS ability to take lot pf PnnShmead9 zbannd
Sn sinsu about bout then the ring al viii. but he couldn't
more than gain the popular verdict.
poEy Flynn of Boston, proved too tough Ts.
gSa sh s.S hs g'Ss Bs.. a he .V s6 get
draw with the Massachusetts slusger' flyhh
had big advantage In weight
Howard Morrow, ct syracuse, and avoI jim ana
Savage. OF Orange, N. j., boxed ten even ana
uninteresting rounds.
vSS S Pfi sS. 2sEsht a tso @
round OF his. christmas night mill here D. WITH IN
ASe ot6sF Af ronhd5 a y 20
and helped spill his share OF gore iouhs
Abe" got the decision.
In the wlnd-up Of series o. Int interesting ss,sy
popular verdict Of The crowd IN his bout t with with
Kd wsERssE5 Es5o Of q Esafs 9Ss forced to extend
hlmaef e win his bout with Eddie Wallace
u The results OF the other bouts were; Tommy
Langdon outsought Jimmy Costeri KID dooa-
defeated NsSqR osv the tSa SBspsS SpG1 an od
cash over Bum seidefs eye.
six bouts. all full OF action, were held at
the National Athletic Club Chrstmas sttsL,
5SSi packed the house to the doors Instead OF the
ordinary Ave bouts, Jack McGuigan treated his
The following are the results saussd by pop
w Wihd,ap%rsd TisroI Lewis defeated Young Jack
ssmiwInd-up-Eddis Morgan. OF England.
beat Pal Moore in bout which was literally
Fourth bOut-wiIiIs Mack drew with Louis
Thigd bout-Lew singer substituting for
Second bout-T1m Logan knocked out Jack
Wayne IN the second round.
First bout-Hsrry Smith fought draw with
Jimmy Murray.
The bouts held at the Faimount A. c..
which opened its doors for the hrst time yes
torday attracted much interest that many
were turned away for lack OF more seating
room. All the bouts offered the patrons Were
full OF action throughout.
wind-up%Tos BorFsn gave Frank Mantsn =
ssJRlwind- ap-rOmmy Carey knocked out Pal
| Bsdley
/ Short; Tommy Reilly defeated Whitley Baker
/ Eddie Wagner and Bob Mcleod boxed a six
/ round draw IN the curtain raiser.
In the holiday bil offered the fans al thl
/ Nonrars1 "A. O. the following were the results
Main bout-Tommy Coleman defeated Ralpt
siesiiaiwind-up-YOung Aleaovsrn bsstsd Eddi,
Third bout-Frank McAdanua proved too muel
/ for Charley Rear.
/ AlcClosksy by Z narrow marsin.
| First bout-Jt my Mcbride bowed down Z
/ defeat at the hands Of joe Hall.
AHEARN AND DILLON 10 FIGHT
/ Young Ahearn is to dght sIz rounds Will