Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

gear we will see how Goullet will race
him. One thing, Goullet is not afraio
of Kramer. He thinks he can beat
big Steve" and he tells Kramer sc
| every now and then. This show OF
| confidence doesn't do Kramer ans
good. and occasionally he is inclined
to become peeved. AS to the match
race Sunday, Goullet says he believes
he will win, and Trainer Gordon says
there isn't any doubt about it. Kra-
mer said yesterday that he wasn't
just himself at present. but when told
that Goullet had declared he. would
beat him in straight heats, the old
champions fighting spirit came into
evidence and Kramer said:
Yes, he will Beat me in straight
heats. Well, haven't any rheuma-
tism yet, and I'm not wearing
crutches, either, and you can bet all
the tea in China that I'll be there
when the bell rings.
Jimmy Johnston is the modest man
The is. He has made manys the claim
and got away with it, but when he
points to Johnny Kilbane, the feath-
erweight champion, as being afraid
to fight Eddie Morgan, the English
product, he is making an assertion
foW mill cta nd Wa hs,xr
seen Morgan go and we will confess
that he is pretty good boy, but
when Johnston puts Morgan in the
same boat with him. he is standing
on thin Ice. The English boy can
scrap all right, but he wouldn't whip
Kilbane in thousand years.
Morgan is the best featherweight
England has produced since the days
of the famous Jim Driscoll,'' is the
way Johnston refers to his charge,
and he is free and willing to meet
the best featherweights in the game.
When he was in this country last he
whipped Eddie O'Keefe, Frankie
Burns and Johnny Dundee. Kilbane
was offered seventy-five hundred
dollar purse to meet him, but refused.
saying that he had other engage
ments. Now that Morgan is back
after Kilbane again, | wonder what
excuse he will offer? In the event
of Morgan failing to get Kilbane into
the ring for the featherweight title,''
Johnston continues, Eddie will meet
any boy in the country who can make
the featherweight limit English ex-
perts all claim that Morgan is the
! greatest puncher of his weight in the
world and he will be the worlds
featherweight champion if Kilbane
consents to the match. Any and al
featherweights are included John
ston says, 'and all that is asked is
for them to make the weight and
Morgan will consent to the match.
| That's what Johnston says. Well
in the first place it is almost sure
thing that Kilbane cannot make IL:
pounds any more. And another thing
there are few "featherweights' il
the business, including Morgan may
be, who come within the legitimat,
poundage. Morgan is a good littl,
boy. but he waits to pick out some
thing easy Kilbane would make hin
| look sick.
Young Cardell, the clever littl
fighter from Montclaiy is about TIN
only legitimate featherweight aroun.
here, and If he continues his success
! full climb he will soon claim the feath
erweight championship of New Jer
sey. This would bring Patsy Kiln,
into the picture, and it isn't likel,
that Patsy would stand for cardell'
claim. The boys are friends, bu
when it comes to their reputation
that is another thing. Cardell wa,
asked if he would fight Kline, and h
replied in. a hurry, why. certainly
The question was put to Kline an,
Patsy laughed. He couldn't figur,
where Cardell came in to say such
thing. However, Cardell thinks pref
" Wcii VI his AFFINITY dnu, Mile o
no Kline, he is going to claim TIL
New Jersey title before very long
He has several matches on, and An
gelo Dominick, his representative, i
predicting bright future for tn
Montclair boy.
/ C.
Just now Kline has his hands full
in his match with George CLANCY
of Baltimore, to be held in Philadef
phia tomorrow night. CLANCY is {
tough customer, but Kline, who ha.
fought him before, declares he will
beat him sure. If this is so, ther
Patsy may possibly get a crack a
Champion Kilbane. Johnny would
receive a large sum for his service.
and Kline is satisfied to take 81. 200
the amount offered him by Jack Nc
Guigan. the Quaker City promoter
The Kiine-C CLANCY bout is attracting
considerable attention in Philly
CLANCY is very popular over there
having won several fights there in /;
decisive manner, Kline has traine,
faithfully for this go and larg'
number of his followers are going t
see him battle.
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