El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

4 should be in store for the fans It is
I probable that the match viii take place
I in Milwaukee, although New York and
| Denver have made bids for the same.
! The auditorium at Milwaukee is the
one place to hold the match, as ii viii
permit the Chicago friends Of McFar-
I land and those Of Minneapolis and St
Z Paul who favor Mike 10 attend and
root for thir favorites The auditorium
| VIII be so arranged IN the event IL is
held there TO accommodate FULLY 1000
more people. so that the attendance and
receipts viii no doubt exceed those
Of Wolgast-R Richie match considerable.
Z The Cream City, A. c, has made a big
bid for the match. 70 percent of the
gross including the state tax. and it
is expected that the boxers will agree
as the club has positively refused TO
20 beyond those figures. If any club
wants to bid higher it is welcome TO
the match, according to the promoters
OF the auditorium club
Takes No Chances.
Joe MandOt, the southern champion
lightweight, has Cancelled his match
with Joe Azevedo at Memphis, owing
TO the fact that he is trougled with
boil on his neck at the present time
Joe expects TO go through with his
match at Superior, Wis, with Pal
Brown on April 9 and will probably
leave for the north a week ahead of
the bout Joe has a big following here
and his friends are anxious to back
him over the 20 round route against
EEEQNI W eASn LOT LnE lEnLNElsL
crown. 1t is simply another case Of the
title holder taking no chances
Young Herman local bantam
weight, is well enough thought of here
TO get backing 10 the extent Of $4,000
for a championship match with kid"
Williams. This IS not the Young Her
man, who halls from Pekin, IL, and
who was east for time, but a local
product who looks very promising to
the fans here Herman has whipped
practically all the boys hereabOuts eX-
cept Fran k1e Burns, who won over him.
but at a time when Herman, so all
mis- friends claim, was i'll and not fit
for a grueling marathon fight Since
then Herman has beaten boys who
drew with Burns. hence the confidence
of the fans here that the youngster
forts are being made to get Williams
here for a title match, but the big de-
mands of the champion may prevent
the match
DOIan Is Making Hit.
Red Dolan. little red topped
featherWeight, is making hit here
He is a real Mick and his name is
Dolan and he was raised here He has
been fighting TWO years and in that
time has had about 20 fights, winning
all OF them and scoring some knock
outs over fairly good boys He carries
q real kick in either hand and is also
clever. 1t is likely that Cal Delaney,
the Cleveland overweight. who re-
Brock. viii be brought down here 10
tackle DOlan- If he can whip Delaney
then he viii be a sure enough prospect
10 send gaiusr Clancy and later Kill
bane Red is about next 10 Joe Mandot
in popular favor
The new baseball park where D. J.
Tortorich holds his summer boxing
shows is the best in the south and is
modelled somewhat after the Columbus
park 1t has a seating capacity Of over
1900, which will be increased next
season. The ring for the boxing shows
is placed just back OF the home plate
and with the 1900 chairs around the
ring there are Accommodations for fully
5000 boxing fans
Burns Fights Brandt.
frankie Burns. the Jersey bantam
weight. is here training for his eight
round battle at St Louis with Dutch
Brandt of Brooklyn Frankie says he
is open 10 meet any one, but wants a
crack at Williams for the title, which
he claims he is entitled 10. Dick
Burke, the local referee, was one OF
the men considered as a candidate TO
handle the Johnson Willard match in
Cuba. Mr.. Burke was asked whether
he would be a candidate, but at the
time could not get away Now he IS
wanted to 20 over and referee the Nc
Vey fight with the winner Of the
J Johnson Willard match