Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-13
PLENTY OF SPORT
FOR FTSTTC FANS
LOCALLY TONIGHT
Faimount Club in the City
Has a Good Show and
Lew" Bailey at Norris
town Also Plans a Treat.

Marcus Williams advertises no alleged
champions for his show tonight at the
Fairmount Athletic Club, but every one
Of the six bouts he has arranged looks
like good fghting. Charlie" Rear and
"Freddy" Wagner, both of the 20tb
Ward will box the final bout. They mat
at this club several weeks ago and put
up a sensational fight. BILLY" Couston.
Of the U. 8. s. Connecticut, will tackle
Tommy" Cranston, of Tioga, In ons
of the other bouts, and the rest OF IN.
program will bring together Ford Munr.,
of Baltimore and Eddie" Dunn. of ,bo
shanahan Club; Johnny" McAvov. n,
the 47th Ward, and Sailor Davis. .,
the Connecticut; Preston Smith and ..rd.
die Duff. of the goth Ward, and Young"
Fletcher and Johnny" Hanulon, OF K.r.
sington.
Lew" Bailey's Palace Athletic C1ph
at Norrlstown, will probably arain ho
crowded tonight IL an excellent bill viii
draw fight fans. For his main bout .,
ten rounds, Lew" has signed up -aar,-
my" Trinkle. the clever California Itrh.-
weight, and Tommy Carey. of tni. o,ty
Trinkle and Carey should make ON. n,
the cleverest contests yet star,d M th,,
popular club. Two Manayunk boys
Jimmy" McAndrews and Battling"
Hudson. will meet in the senli-wind-un
and the other two bouts will be betvasn
ice" O'Keefe, of Philadelphia. and
Phil Collins, of North Penn; Young"
Mcfarland, of Manayunk and Jimmy"
Howell, the fighting midget.
Europe t0 and with an advantage Of e,pSt
pounds IN weight, joe Borrell, Of this city'
Italian Joo' Cans, Of New York eIty. be-. Boy
foro large crowd at the Olympia 4. A.,
Displayed what te Ssrd Sno ,Snra and
was vas TO be seen Cans best blow was left
Cans would start the hook from rSed 5D TO amid
time. In the third round Cans ms sent sent finers IN
followed wi with left hook Ssles sna ssn, 'fS. r..
local reeling across the ring. Borrell quickly
turn the TIDE of defeat, but it was Of no avail.
In the NTH round Cans caught Borrell flush
ended the battle then had an ordinary man
received the blow.
city had had the Advantage fa Of RSiph % Eqn, S1 'n oi
Logan weighed 154ts pounds and
Erne scaled 100 Up to the end of tho fourth
round the bout fairly even, but after
that Logan forged TO the front and the last
two rounds were his Freddy" Kelly made
n desperate effort to win from Young Jack
o. Brten in one punch. but OBrien was too
clever and always ducked out OF harms way.
o Brien gave a mastery display of science
and footwork and had Kelly guessing at all
times. Billy Bevans. OF Wilkes-Barre, Eir-
prised the knowing ones by his good work
with the clever Kid" Goodman, OF New
York, who made such a good impression two
was entitled to shade at the end. In the
mond had too much experience for Johnny
Burns OF the same district. and won at tho
end OF the sixth round
BILLY" McCarney the well-lSnown Philade-
phla boy, who discovered the late Luther Nc.
Carty, has assumed the management of Carl
Morris, The Oklahoma hsayyWeight. AND a. I.
lard in a o0-round bout. MoCarney has been
trying for some time to get tho management
OF Morris. but II not until yesterday that
the big Oklahoman signed up with the clever
Unless "Ar" Mccoy develops another suddsn
case OF illness. he will meet willie LOWS,
Broadway Sporting Club, of Brooklyn. tonight.
"Bobby.' Reynolds of this city. who has de.
Veloped into one OF the best lightweights
around here, has been secured by Matchmaker
Tom McArdle. OF the Falrrp0unt Athletic
Club, OF New York. 10 meet Dick Peters in
a ten-round bout before his club on October "a