El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-28

RuWAUKEE, Wis, NOV. "a
MI Since Jack Dillon, Hoosier
L 4 champion. defeated Jim Flynn
at Kansas CITY and Charlie Weinert.
the Brooklyn light heavyweight at
PhiIadelpnia knocking out the latter,
the sport followers nave lea S..-S'I,- me
conclusion mat JACK is no longer
middleweight, but a fun tledged heaVy-
weight We are all mistaken for JACK
and his manager, sam MurDarser' are
ready to post a forfeit at any time that
lack will make 15S pounds at 3 O'CLOCK
/ for anv of the stars in big match
A letter from Jack and his manager
lust saw by the papers that you
have the same idea as many oJhers
about Jacks weight They have all
gone astray on that point due to the
fact that Jack has been meeting mid
dleweights and heayyWelghts- snow
US a big match and see how quick
lack will make 15S at o'clock
offers $500 Forfeit.
1--WE had $500 posted with you some
time ago to make that weight for Glib
bons or anyone Of class, but they failed
to cover IL. We V i'll deposit a like sum
with Won any time these fellows viii
come across with a Big match, and
make it $4,000 forfeit Il you say so.
Mike Collins, at Hudson, wanted JACK
to make " eight for Mike Gibbons and
we offered to make it 100 at o'clock
anything definite Jack wants to be
kept busy and for that reason bars no
one and this goes for either Jess VIII
lard or Carl Morris, even If they weigh
a ton.
I'VE have always admired Jimmy
Clabbv and think he is the best Of the
lot at 158 ringside, but just the same
Jack is ready at any time TO post a
big forfeit to make 1853 at for a
big match with Clabby, preferrtng the
Or NJ nf these
fellows doubt US, let them put up
forfeit and show us that the match can
! be made and we will be Johnny on the
! spot IT will be a case then Of put up
! or shut up"
Stewart Performing Wen.
There is a young featherweight in
1 Virginia who has been performing IN
a rather remark be mGunec the past
year, but very little has been heard Of
i the youngster. His name is GOO"
( Stewart and he halls from Wheeling.
I He has been meeting all the best ~
/ Founders of the east and in many cases
{ has taken on boys much heavier he
I has not been looking for dubs to meet,
I but his manager, Al Hays, has rather
| picked the good ones, claiming that
( they are no harder to fight than the
: dUbs. GOO" has beaten such boys as
I Gene belmont, Young Togo and
| out Abe KabakOff, promising Ieath-
/ erweight of Ohio. On D00ember ne
I will tackle Bryan DOWneT at Colum-
/ bus, Ohio, the boy who came into prom
I inenCe by going along u rounds with
{ Richie Mitchell. On December II Stew
I art will meet K o. Mars at Cincinnati,
Z and as the Cincinnati Kid" can nit
I some, it will test the Virginia boys
I ability to take a punch Jimmy Dunn,
( manager Of Johnny Kilbane, was Of
/ fered $500 to have his champion meet
/ Stewart at Columbus Thanksgiving
! day but declined the coin, stating that
I it was not enough. That would nd1-
! cate that Jimmy has very nigh re
! gard for Goo" as the $500 bits are
/ not hanging on every tree.
SayIOr Would Meet Welsh.
Ray Bronson. manager Of Milburn
/ Saylor, is back in Indianapolis after
1 having piloted his protege through the
II round bout with Joe Mandot at Bos-
I'VE have no aIfbis to offer, nor have
/ we any kick to make about the treat
i ment received writes Ray, but we
/ do know that several of the neWSpa-
| pers in Boston came out the next morn
I ing and intimated that the referees
/ judgment was bad Many Of the fans
/ came to us after the contest and stated
/ openly that they considered a draw
| the best Mandot could expect How
| ever, we are not kicking, but any
time Mr.. MandOt would like to trot 20
rounds with Saylor at his home town
/ in New Orleans he will find US ready
and willing.
"Saylor likes the long route, but will
| bar no one at 10 rounds and the higher
| class the better it will suit US. The
| one man SaylOr wants to meet is Fred
dy Welsh, whom he beat once, but was
I never given credit for the same, the
claim being made that it was a foul
although the referee stated afterwards
that he did not give a decision"
| Reecher Meets Gary Monday.
| Willie Beecher, the hard hitting New
| York lightweight and Tommy Gary
the Chicago boy who recently gave Ad
WOlgast a fierce battle Of 10 rounds
Gin fact, Gary has twice given the
Michigan bearcat all he wantedl, arC
| scheduled to meet before the Nationa
A c. at the Milwaukee Dreamland, No
vember so Gary has grown into a rea
lightweight and the fact that he likes
the smuggling game means that there
I will be plenty of action. Beecher ha:
! demonstrated his class by fighting
draws with Johnny Dundee and Joe
| Rivers at Los Angeles and since theT
! knocking out two very good boys il
/ New York. Beecher's manager, JohI
J. Reisler, has a forfeit Of $1,000 VI
now to meet Welsh, White or Ritchi,
for any amount up to $4,000 side bet.
/ Believes Modern Fighters Clever.
Since Jimmy Clabby defeated Georg,
Chip in California and thereby VOL