Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-22

49, 49,
getting at it, / don't know much, but
l will talk on a sport called boxing.
K. O. Brown, of New York. has
practically refused to box Young
| Gradwell the clever little Newark
boy. Brown claims he cannot get
enough money at the Olympic A. G;
still he boxes at New York and Brook
Ign clubs for $780, or at least he has
been of late. The Olympic Club Of
fered him $3.50 to box Gradwell, but he
refused. Well, as long as Brown
won't box, the Olympic Club would do
well to get Leach Cross, Jack Britton,
Matty Baldwin or Pal Moore, who was
booked to box Gradwell when the
Hillside Club closed up. Or else get
some local talent, Carl Victor or
i Jimmy McVeigh, for Gradwell to give
| a lacing.
/ Well, j. p. NJ, I'm writing you this
while GradwelI is training hard down
in New Haven for his bout of twenty
rounds with Johnny Lore next Tues
day night. Gradwell is training With
i K o. Sweeny and Wild Bill Fleming.
and has made a big hit with the big
| crowd that watches him train daily
Gradwell goes through his PAGES at
Fitzgerald & Malone's gymnasium.
Say, J. p. N, had the biggest
| laugh had this year when read the
! letter from Jack Coyne, recently
printed in your columns. Gradwell
| had weight on Jack simply because he
didn't train a day, as he knew he
would have Terrible Jack Coyne for
a punching bag. Gradwell's expert
| ence also was there and, as result,
| Coyne was fioored regularly every
other round, and knocked out of the
ring twice. Coyne can't get four
round star bout, let alone ten-round
bout He's a semi-tinal boy.
Now, If you. doubt that Gradwell
! treated Terrible" Jack so rudely, ask
Jim Savage, the high diver Of Orange.
SPORTINAI4L.
But why pick on Jim Savage, who is
in tough enough luck already?
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Young Cardell wants to fight
] Patsy Kline. This challenge surely
should stir up discussion. The def
follows.
i Montclair, Oct. 81.
j. p. N;
l.
that Young Cardell, our sturdy little
| mitt artist of Montclair, would like
to meet either Kline, Lewis or Don
lev in a bout of ten rounds, to be
staged at the new Olympic A. G..
Cardell has been training hard for
the past month and has won three
fights. This proves what wonderful
condition the boy Is in. Cardell Is
anxious for q fight with Kline, and
n al ,...1- . ha
i Jersey fans to see a boy from around
Newark in a fight with Patsy. Car
dell has boxed with Kline on nu-
merous occasions, and knows just
what Patsy can do, and he says he
sees no good reason why he should
fear him.
I see where Banty Lewis is Lone
some for a bout. Well, | would like
to inform Banty that he can have g.
bout with Cardell at any time that
Eddie Wood will stage the go, and
, in regards to a bout between Car
dell and Donley, we have given up
hopes of getting these boys together.
! We have tried hard to arrange a
fight between them, but the 'mys-
FERROUS crap-shooter' who has DON
ley under his wing does not seem to
want the boys to meet. But the
J man we want TO meet is Kline.
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reports of the affair. This so peeved
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! in order to put his man right IN the
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q Hyass oSaarlv defeated Leach Cross
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,,-;rad many ne the paners thro,1phou,
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t Sicu,o,,siv Reported the battle IT.
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