The Washington times., 1915-01-01
s. l hope to get the decision.

Though Brown was reported heavy fol
this battle with Lowe, he failed tt
ington last night Lowe has height ane
weights should be very close. somewher,
around 1876 or 1876 pounds. The are 9
weli-matched pair Of performers.
Fans seeing this battle today will bt
crowding. and constant hammering OF
the part of Kayo Brown. The littl,
southpaw will try to put over the sleer
waIlop. just as early as possible, be
cause he wants to get back home. Op
posed to this method OF attack will be
Tommy loves quick jabbing tactics
with now and then a short righx cross
mat may upset the ambitions Of Kaye
Brown. Brown is the fighter. Lowe
is the boxer
Tommy loves ring record, while /,
names few champions, Is worthy If re.
spect. for the veteran lightweight has
met some fast opponents since he frs,
Giimbed through the ropes to battle
March Is, 1904. Before the next yea,
showed up this green lad had me,
tough boys, including Tommy F'eltz
whom he defeated In fifteen rounds a,
Rock Spring, Nd.
welterwcight champion, defeated Lowe
IN this city. but Kid Carter was put to
sleep in ore round a couple Of weeks
later.
Lowe was busy boxer in 1896 meet.
Tony Moran, Billy Willis. Harry
Scrosgs. Bert Ke"es, Kid Stein, Arthur
Cote. Kid Pantz, SAMMY smith. jim
Sonner, and Johnny Mario: IN the
;o. next two years he boxed Willie MOODY
Mickey Cannon. Tommy Carey. Spike
Robinson, "Fighting' Dick Nelson
Hughey Madole. Jimmy Dougherty
11attIng 1ag Terry; Danny Lewis, and
Valentine Braun is the real monackeI
OF kaEo Brown. who is of German ex
traction and native Of New Yorl
ieally marvellous ability TO hit with hi.
ieIt hand from any angle sent Brown
into the ring. his first bout being il
l'SS. In his arst year Brown knocked
out thirty opponents and fought five no
record Immediately set him on The way
to the top.
In 1903, facing better boys. he failed
to keep up his record OF putting hi.
opponents to sleep. but he held his owr
with such good boxers as Pal Moore
Willie Jones. and Charlie Goldman.
In 1910 Brown began putting then
away again, stopping such tough foe
men as Tommy Morrissey. Nate Erh
lick. and the veteran Kid Goodman
got a decision over him. while he hac
the better Of Pal Moore, Willie Beech
er. Boyo Driscoll. Tommy Langdon
Joe Bedell: Fighting Joe Hyiand
Charlie Griffin, and Tommy Murphy.
,hs brown was being pointed for the
comers, including Bert Keyes, Ad VOL
CAST. One Round Hogan, Tommy Muir.
phN, Leach Cross. Bent Dorsey, anC
MStt Wells. the Englishman The
following year he started off in a no
decision ten-round bout with Abe At.
tell. holding him to draw. He bea,
Matty Baldwin, Young Jack OBrien
Johnny Lore, Matt Brock. and Jimm,
duffy. Indeed, at that time he look.
ed like the certain coming champion
IN the lightweight division.
Then came the cracking under his
terrific campaigning of the past two
years. After defeating frankie Rus.
sell IN ten rounds at New Orleans
ne was outpointed by Jake Abel a,
Atlanta, both of these bouts coming
in January. At that time he was
can wild cat, for Washington's Birth.
day, 1913, at Vernon, Cal. Brown an.
peared sluggish in that battle and Wa,
knocked out in the tenth round for the
hrst time in his long career. How.
ever. MS gameness had made friends
for him and so he was matched with
BUD Anderson. then rushing to the
'front.'. Brown gained decision in
twenty rounds.
Not satisfied with that, Anderson
came PACK again at Brown a month
later to day and knocked out the
siusging southpaw. Leach Cross, the
Fast Side dentist, also registered a
~. ". over Brown on October Z but
these three are the only ones in his
record. He rested long while after
that and only returned to active ring
work again this last fall.
Buddy Ray and Battling Terry arc
hooked up in what ought to be a CLASSY
semi-f fnal exhibition. There is said tc
Young lightWeights and Terry has
promised to stop Ray in three rounds
II he can find it possible. Ray has
worked his way up from a preliminary
boy to the honor OF semi-finai i'm q
Big show such as is staged today AND
ne does not intend losing all his honors
IN three rounds. Terry wants further
opportunities In Washington and has
promised his friends to win lust as
quickly as he can. Us
NICK Altrock, the Griffmen's comedi.
ah-coach; is to referee the preliminary
bouts today. He has acted in a similar
capacity IN several cities and has a
IN netmod h or hls own to keep the fans
preparing for their bouts.
Special cars leave New York avan,e
aud Fourteenth street every half hou
from l/:D, stopping in front of fh,
clubhouse. These cars will also be
ready to bring the fans back to the
city. at The conclusion of the show.