The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

without authority he had made the
match In question. The commission
ruled that either Raymond or the
Clernont A. e. should pay Zulu Kid
the sum OF s1e5. Until this settle
ment has been made. the license of the
C1ermont will remain suspended and
Raymond will he barred from all fight
clubs In the State.
The Sharkey Athletic Clu admitted
that. owing to a mistake. 1t had used
Walter Brooks's name and picture
without his consent for n show last
week. IT promised to match Brooks
with Artie McGovern in the near future
as q means Of atonemant. This solution
proved satisfactory to everyone.
whitney in O~pttmistic Vein.
Eddie Harvey. manager of Frank
Whitney. the fighting carpenter. is be-
stirring himself among the theatrical
booking agents. Harvey has obtained
a match for his protege In Atlanta,
New Years Dag. with Freddie Welsh.
lightweight champion OF the world.
Welsh will be champion this week
only" said Harvey yesterday. whit
ney will knock him out sure. Why.
Frankie put Ad Wolgast on the shelf
Tor keeps. and Ad was n tougher propo-
sit.on tina the Briton. Irs simply n
case OF catching IN with Freddie. The
Englishman will have TO sprint faster
than he over sprinted before II he
wishes TO go the route. just keep your
ear to tho ground. Atlanta ans will
see the making OF a new lightweight
champion
Frankie W7hitney before one OF the local
clubs. 50 anxious In fact Che says)
that he will bet $500 he a beat the
fighting carpenter IN ten rounds.
Loadcd with n bunch OF clippings from
Mlnneap poll newspapers, Young Brown
made a totr OF newspaper row yester-
day afternoon hurting defiance nj the
man who sent Ad Wo!gast to the scrap
heap.
According to Browns accoun; OF the
Minneapolis fght. Whitney would have
been knocked out but for an accident.
frankie was f'oorei for tho count Of
nine In the seventh. In landing the
~knockdown Brown ripped his glove. The
seven minute rest which whitney en-
Joyed while new gloves We're being pro-
yidcd enabled him to stay the limit.
Les Darcy. tho Australian middle
weight champion. knocked out Eddie
McGoorty In the eighth round OF their
hOOt W. SEQleN, d'NOTl4nE 10 me la'eSI
dispatches from the Artipodes. Such
at least was the information cahled
Yesterday morning to Chris O. Brown
by Hugh u. Mcintosh. Brown, who IS
TO manage Darcy IN America mex year.
was Informed that the Australian won
a. he pleased.
Morning newspapers printed a report
from Milwaukee yesterday that the
DarCy-McGoor,y fight had been called
of. THIS report Was supposed to have
cmana,cd from Tom Andrews. who rep
reSerts Promoter Snowy Baker In this
country Andrews now declares that he
made no such statement.
Owing n an injured hand aggravated
IN his bout with btcE,y Homr1"y. l<t,h
cross will he urthle to meet Franks.
Whitney on January : The Bout yr be-
ably VIII he POSTPONED 10 January -
Lctch's services are very muCa ia de
inard, and he had TO refuse matches
with Walter Mohr and Harry Pierce Al
the Claromont and Broadway clubs 70
snec,ivo.y Besides the Whitney hou;
Leach also is matched with Johnny Hlr-
vey 'u January.
Young Ahcaru plans 20 de:cud the
m.idlcweight tile when We boxes Nike
Gibbons In -. Paul next month. Jake
can win the championship by stopping
Al Mccoy inside ten rounds lite is t.
get 4 second chance with the champion
at the broadway sporting club. Brooa-
lyu. saturday afternoon. Last summer
Ahear' met Mccoy and outpoirtcd HIM
He was not at his best at the time. he
SAYS. having lost considerable weight
through Illness.