New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
AFTER
The LAUREL SO OF F.,
FREDDIE WELSH
=, pox Ten Rounds with
" vandot or May 3 as
First Step.
,yprCTS TO TURN
" THE TABLES ON JOE
. Sur Sure to Fly When Willie
y. o..hsr Meets Young Brown
at the Federal A. c.

-. Krhane. the featherwelght
w.. ,., Of the world. is still uneon-
ny Away down IN his heart he be
1''.' n., he will eventually strip the
~ ,..,iebt crown from the brow Of
~. welsh. and with that for his
1--we ~. point he is about to launch
~, !. anon fresh campaign in the ranks
"a, heavier men.
u, Ars, attempt will be made on
vbsn he will engage in a ten
:, "a contest with Joe MsndOt in New
49,, The bout will be one Of the
,.,Son variety. II Joe manages to
J. ~. popular decision over the
....,r. City lad he will try to ar
-, match with Johnny Griffths, Of
,,,., and will then camp on the trail
welsh.
trb,ns tried hie hand at beating
,...o. once before. but had rather a
- ,Yperience. Some there were who
s.,,,d that johnny at least held his
: Init in the minds Of the majority
!, .re OF a bad second best. Many
..,.a declared that Kilbane would
-, have lasted twenty rounds.
~, ,bst reverse. and the time hon
..i.Tiom Of the ring that good big
~ can generally beat a good little
~. has apparently had little erect
- the featherweight king. He has
-. along. smoothing his ruffed
s,,h,rs bv whipping kid" Williams
- various featherweights, and feels
a. Ne is ready for bigger game.
=. bout between Willie Beecher and
6,-,sp Brown. which will be held At
j. Federal Athletic Club on Wednes-
s7 night, is attracting much attention.
4, bows are from the same locality,
81 ior two months or more have been
..-,Frs challenges back and forth with
s,..frse abandon. Now they Will have
/, srportunity 70 settle their much
-s,,ed question C superiority.
Dan NcKetrick rises 70 remark that
;.,rgs Chip has deliberately refused
meet Young" Ahearn. The men
~. matched 10 box ten rounds at the
ing Athletic Club, Of Brooklyn, but
4 M last minute Chip cancelled the
-rsgsrent, saying that he had an Oh
,,y;g,ity 70 meet Eddie McGoorty and
M, Gibbons. Leo Houck, the hard
rng Pennsylvania middleweight, has
zen secured 70 meet Ahearn, and the
.3,,ss. will be held on next Thursday
,git
aKid' Williams. the bantamweight
CHAMPION has been matched to box
Johnny Ertle, the st. Paul bantam
Fs.ght, The boys will cross gloves in
Milwaukee next month.
Danny Morgan Is now guiding the
,.gs;i: destinies o. Harry Stone.
u. bouts Of the night will be as
SLOWS: Harry Condor vs.. Knockout"
.,svn. az the Fairmont Athletic Club;
.o,n Bell vs.. Tommy McCarty. at the
e Nicholas Athletic Club; frankie
Voter vs. Johnny Wilson, at the Fed
'7l Athletic Club; Carl Morris VS..
l:s Reed, at the Federal Athletic
Oh; Johnny Howard VS.. Billy Max
't-, al The Broadway Sporting Club;
lY;glg' Mcdonald vs.. Young" Lundy,
j. Browns Gymnasium; Pete Marinus
g Joe Madden, a. the greensboro
athletic Club; Young Josephs vs..
s'rgs Lynch, at the Elm Park Athletic
ID; Tommy Maloney VS.. Johnnie
han, al the Vanderbilt Athletic Club.
Nks Claro, who guides the pugilistic
'ns Of Johnny Howard, the Bayonne
/ ,3leweight, is up in arms. He
llTss Young Ahearn with bad faith,
III goes further in declaring that
isan deliberately ran out Of his
fi':h with Howard which was to have
p, held at the Federal Athletic Club
hsIt Wednesday night. Howard, &C
gang 70 Claro, was TO have received l
PEI cent Of the gross receipts and
! y Ahearn $1,000 therefrom. At the
q ninute, however, Anearn demanded !
q Johnny make 158 pounds ringside.
us demand Howard refused 10 con-
Pc Not that he is unable to do the
sgi,, but the original agreement did
call for 1t. lie says, however, that
VII agree TO box Ahearn any dis
ne from six rounds 10 a finish at
"a -dl-weight limit, guarantee him
NY and bet him any amount on the
IHslt
H1p to Ahearn.