Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-31

Great Importance is attached to the
outcome of the fight tonight between
Charley Weinert, of West Orange,
but who expects to soon make New
ark his home, and Johnny Howard
of Bayonne another New Jersey boy,
who resides in Bayonne. The fight
is scheduled for Bill Browns Gym
tonight and is limited TO ten rounds.
Weinert, because OF his victory over
Howard recently at Madison Square
Garden, is the fayorite, but Howard
has plenty of hackers. In their last
bout Weinert, who is an exceptional
ly clever fellow-threw science to the
wind and fought Howard every step
of the way In one round, the second,
everything that Weinert did seemed
to be wrong and Howard gave him
a great lacing. Weinert, however,
stuck to his task and he came back
in the third round and held his own.
From then on he assumed command
and won the popular verdict without
one dissenting voice Howard has an
alibi for his defeat. He took on the
bout at a days notice and claims he
/ was not fit to fight ten fast rounds.
He has had plenty OF time to train
/ for this bout and will have no room
for excuses when the affair is over.
He may not need them, of course,
but the general opinion prevails that
Weinert will give him a worse licking
than he did in their previous bout
q
Tom Messenger who is acting for
the first time as manager of Weinert,
( is dead sure that his charge will
win.
Il am not given much 10 blowing
Messenger said, but you can take it
from me that Weinert will defeat
Howard whom I know well and also
know to be a good fighter In the
first place. Weinert is cleverer than
/ Howard and he can hit much harder
than he used to. | expect Charley
to Outlook Howard and l wouldn't be
surprised if he copied him on the
Jaw and put him out. That he Will
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fool il in my bones. He is in won
derful condition. l have been around
the fighting game all my life and
have never seen a boy so thoroughly
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1vn. I'm delighted with Weinert and
with the outlook for the boy. He is
not nineteen years old, remember,
and before he is twenty-one he will
be the champion of the world That's
my prediction, anyway, and I'm not
saying that because | am managing
the boy, either. We will win from
Howard and l expect a big crowd at
the ringside to see the KID DO the
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ring. In Weinert he has great
prospect and in Messenger Weinert
has n man who will bring him to the
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