The Washington herald., 1915-10-20
SNAPPY BOXING NOTES.

After much dckerinr. a match was finally clinched
today between Jack Dillon and Charley Young
weinert. Tlty were signed M BY Billy Gibson
to meet in tls main 20 CT ten rounds at a show
70 be held in Madison Square Garden the night
Of November l. This will be the second time
they have fought. Dillon winning in two rounds
has hnpuEed in his fighting and he claims he
viii make a better showing this time.
Charley White. Of Chicago. who is to mee,
Johnny Harvey. the rugged fighter in 4 twelve
rUund bout AZ the Atlas A. A. Of Boston tonikht
has been booked for another scrap BY his MANAGE
Nate Lewis. His opponent will be Matt Wells.
the English lightweight. They will come together
IN a tsnround bout in Milwaukee the night Of
November 5.
Battling LeTinsky. who is always ready to take
on bouts with either light heavy weights or heavy
weights. is TO exchange punches With Dan 'POrky'
Finn. the Boston heavy. in another battle.
This time they will meet for twelve rounds. They
will box Sx rounds and then after rest Of fifteen
minutes will start the other six. The 90 10 TO
take place at Portland. Ne. on October 5.
Those two bitter rivals Of Brooklyn. Al Mccoy
the middle champion. and Soldier Bartheld.
have il out in another ten-round encounter.
They Were secured to-day BY jimmy Twyf1rd, match
maker Of the Clermont 4. u. Of Brookbp- to clash
in the main 80 on SATURDAY night. Frankie Gala
han, Of Brooklyn. and Eddie Moy. Of Pennsylvania.
LcNN IN tue bcLiA Ai-AA anetHeA NS1A1AeA-
The ten-round bout between Jim Savage and Tom
"Bearcat" McMahou u Pittsburgh. which was
To have been fought at the American Sporting Club.
Of Harlem. on Monday evening, November l. has
been postponed until November 5. 50 as TO lQt
conflict with the DiIon-weinert bout in Madison
Square Garden The extra few days will give
the fighters mote time to get into condition.
Frankie Burns the eracx Jersey City bantam.
and Joe Goodney, Of this city. are shednled 70
box in the star bout at a special show to be held
BY the Clermont A. c.. Of Brooklyn On THURSDAY
night Dutch Brandt. Of Brooklyn. and Jimmy
Murray Of New York, and Gene MoriArv and
Andy German will be the principals IN The other
two ten-rUund battles.
Benny Kaufman the Quaker vhirlvind bantam
weight, who must so out OF his class Tor oppon-
ents has been secured by MuSsy Taylor TO meet
Jimmy Toland, Of Southwark, In the uind-ap AZ
hk, Broadway Club next Thursday night Toland
claims that he Goes not care how good Kaufman
may be OF how fas he may chase the other bantam
WEIGHTS TO cover that he can defeat the Ghetto
champion. whoever may be the winner OF the oou1
they are sure to furnish plenty OF action
Gussie Lewis brother Of Harry Lewis. who Is
big favorite with the fans because hes in there
battling al the time he is IN the ring. has not APP
r.sred in a home bout for some time. He should
be shown more as be is Just the kind Of lighter
that the rsiblic likes To see WORK ms southpAS
hattler has developed a wicked punch and wants
10 take dyer with Billy BeSans. knoekout O'Don-
nell, % any Of the lts-pounders-
lack Haplon has cut loose from Louisisna. Han
lon states that he found managins nghtss inter
fered with his duties a. matchmaker Tor Harry
Edwards-
When booking over the bantam neld don't over
look Young Jack Tolsnd. This hid = one rand
tighter. and he'll surely reach the top ne sn
turced too much DIR. Clutch, . rare judge Of
good fighter, says Toland has al the ssrmarks Of
= real champion