New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
MUSIC FOR FANS.
Famous Band to Give Concert While
 Waiting for Mike and Packy.

The bleacherities who arrive early to get the best seats on the night of the McFarland-G Gibbons contest at the Brighton Motordome will not lack entertainment while they are waiting Tfor the boxers to enter the ring. There will be more than the entertainment Of anticipation-there will be a band concert. The promoters of the cos test have engaged Max Schmidt's white and gold band. to give a con- cert commencing at 6:30 in the eve- ring and continue until the first preliminary boxers enter the ring. -. Prof Schmidt, who conducts the summer concerts at Brighton Baths will increase his band from 25 to 35 pieces on the night of the contest Already he has arranged a special programme of popular operatic and modern music.
 The following is the interesting records of both fighters taken from the important battles in which they have figured:
 NIcFarland's Most Important Fights.
 19O8-Freddie Welsh, Milwaukee, W; Jimmy Britt, Milwaukee, K. o. rounds; Freddie Welsh, Vernon Cal, D., 25 rounds.
 1909--Cyclone Johnny Thompson, Kansas City, w., 10 rounds; Ray Bronson, New Orleans, D., 20 rounds
 1901-Freddie Welsh, London, D. 20 rounds.
 1911-Jack Goodman New York, K. O., rounds; Jack Britton, Memphis, D. 8 rounds; Owen Moran, New York, N. D., 10 rounds; Tommy Murphy New York, N. D. 10 rounds; Young Ahearn,> Albany, K. O. rounds; Tommy M11rphy Frisco w % rounds
 1912-Matt Wells, New York, N. D., 10 rounds; Kid Alberts, Cleveland, w. 10 rounds; Kid Burns, Kenosha, K. O. 8 rounds; Ray Bronson, h. fiianapolis, N D., 10 rounds; Jimmy Duffy, Buffalo, N. D. 10 rounds.
 1913-Jack Britton, New York, N. D. 10 rounds; Tommy Murphy New York, N. D. 10 rounds; Kid Alberts, Waterbury, N. D., 10 rounds; Jack Britton, Milwaukee, N. D. 10 rounds
 Total Fights, 118, Won 16, Lost O. Draws 5, K. o. 51, N. D. 46. 4 Gibbons Most Important Battles.
 191o-Jimmy Clabby, St. Paul, l.. 10 rounds.
 1911-Freddie Hicks, Minneapolis, w. rounds; Gus Christie, Milwaukee, N. D., 8 rounds; Gus Christie, Mil- waukee. N. D. 10 rounds; Hilliard Lang, Winnipeg, w., ten rounds; Jim- my Clabby, Milwaukee, N. D., ten rounds; Jimmy Clabby, Winnipeg N. D., 5 rounds; Hilliard Lang, Win ni2eg, N. D., Is rounds; Willie Lewis, New York, N. D., 10 rounds.
 1912-Jack Denning New York, N D., 10 rounds; Freddie Hicks, New York, N. D., 10 rounds; Willie Lewis, New York, K. o. 3 rounds; Jack Den Jeff Smith, New York N. D., 10 rounds; Young Mccartney, Philadel- phia, K. O., 2 rounds; Kid Burns, New York, K. O., 5 rounds; Tommy Maloney, New York, N. D. 10 rounds; Jack .McCarron, Philadelphia, N. D., 6 rounds, Eddie McGoorty, New York, N. D., 10 rounds
 1913-Gus Christie, Boston, w.. 12; Jack McCarron, New York, N. D., 10 rounds; Young Ahearn New York, K O., 4 rounds; Kid Wagner, Wilkes barre, K. O., 9 rounds; Wildcat Ferns, New, Orleans, K. O., 2 rounds. < 1914--Bob McAllister New York, K O., z rounds; Kid Graves, Philadel- phia, N.sD., 6 rounds: Al Mccoy, New York, N. D.. 10. rounds; Johnny How ard, Brooklyn, N. D., 10 rounds; Kid Alberts. Syracuse, IN. D., 10 rounds; Mike Donovan, New York, K. O.. rounds. &..e @##E> '&s 1915-Jimmy Clabby Hudson, N. D., 10 rounds ---" ~...---~- r., ~,..,
 Total Fights 7s. Won 16 Lost 1, Draws A. K.O. 25, N D, 32