El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-17

ruwATKEE. WIS. Oct 17--What
MI promises TO be one OF Jle most IL
WI terestIng lightweight contests Of The
season is being arranged Tor the
early part OF November IN the DIG audi
forum Of milwaukee The bout IN question
viii be- between Freddie Welsh. the worlds
champion lightweight, and Cnarley white,
honor now held by the Briton- Negotlatloas
have been pending between the milwaukee,
promoters and the managers OF these Two
boys for some time and the match has been
siEned up The date viii in all probability
be November g. The boys have been wr1ng-
ling over the weight question II IS we'll
i--SS--1 fha+ both al them can easily raalle
I83 ring side. but the old story Of the ham
pion wanting 70 dictate Dons UP 4s1lA IN
his match welsh insists that as champion
he has the right 10 dictate the weight ana
Nate Lewis. manager or b l-le. aQInlls tlie
fact, although he would Ike 70 get Nelsn
Harry Pollok also realizes that with Welsh
down to weight. he is in better condition
The showing made by White against Vii
lie Richie last spring LEADS MS 1olioNers
in Chicago 20 believe that he can also dg-
pIicate his performance against Welsh. 1t
should prove one Of the cflssiest contests
Of the season and the chances are that a
record breaking house VIII greet the boys
Richie Again After Welsh
In connection with this match it might
be well 10 mention that Willie hltchle- VINO
still retains the American llghtWeiglt-
weight championship providing he can s.ill
make the weight, is after Welsh Tor a re-
turn contest and would not hesitate 20 &C
GepL a match over Llt ~ A0A4-tA -e---E A---
the prospects later on Of getting the cham
pion for a big battle at 20 rounds Richie
IS also anxious TO meet Charley White again
and wipe out the glory that White gained
when he was given the credit OF shading
the titleholder. Richie writes me that he
has lust returned from the mountains af-er
a stay Of three weeks He says that he as
feeling as strong. II not stronger, than ever
before and his one object Is TO get on again
with White and Welsh He wants 20 meet
the Chicago boy at the same weight they
fought last spring-135 pounds at o'clock
Ritchie states that he has received offers
IN Madison Square Garden and that he may
be starting east in the very near future
saylor After Richie
lfiIburn Saylor. who recently returned
from Australia after most successful tour,
cannot understand why Willie Ritchle dces
battle over 20 rounds for the American
championship. Saylor claims that he is
lust as much entitled TO q match for the
championship as any lightweight in the
clean victory over Freddie Welsh when
they met ar Wiuul peg-souethinE neither
Richie uor White was able 20 do II IS
possible that Jim CO1trOtl. the san ran
cisco promoter, will succeed in bringing
Suylor and Richie together before they
leave for the east Manager Ray B-on-
son intends 10 come east with SAVIOR tn a
short time. he has been promised
matches at Winnipeg. Buffalo and Boston
kay Defeated shuErue-
For a lightweight who has been boxing
as professional about a year, Fred Kay
the Australian 1873 FOUNDER, must be q
wonder indeed. Not content with winning
twice, the rangy Kay tackled Joe Snu=rue-
the tough and clever New York light
weight, at Snowy Bakers STADIUM IN
Sydney just before the last mail boat left
that port and stranger still, he won the
contest by a margin Of points. according 10
the referee and other critics Kay has