New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
MANAGERS OF
BOXERS TELL
THEIR TROUBLES
Harris Walls That Vim
Jams Must Leave Cla,.
for Bout.
KID" IN WHIRLWIND
SET-TO WITH RIDGE
Reisler and Montieth Ads ;.
Ululations Over Failure IA
Get Match with Welsh

oam harris was about tour -
I nay, DeWailing the fact that "Ki sSstut'
iams, the bantamweight cha,.,."A.
the world. is unable 70 secure 80.
. Els own class, and as a result I, ~
20 box the featherweigh,s lie
Lee. who ie trying 70 reinsts,. 49,
lr TIE good graces Of Frankie Rr,.''l
jersey City, declares that HAIR, "
running away from mshch w;,s I
F plucky little "Ssceter," and esnra. ~ y
induced 90 accept the generous 80
which have been showered unor ~
. There the matter rests for ~ =.
Icing, and the boxing fans are wo,5.. -
INK which manager Is 70 BE- 49,.
upon. """
IL may be said in behalf otLn
he ~ ~ posses ION Of several teles,-,
from Dominic. lortorich. giving -
power % close a deal with Wi'.-l
guaranteeing the champion ,55a5 y.
a twenty-rOund bout, 20 we,eb I.
ll6 pounds rings!de. the geigs,
which Williams insists. Harris -
ever, refuses % recognize Lss D.
wants 20 transact any bushes, -
the promoters themselves. ana -.
through any agents. Sammy dee,,.i
with emphasis that he barred 10 q,
m the world at any weight be,gees n,
and l22 pounds ringside, and tba, :,
soon as the New Orleans men es..,.i
into direct communication with hi~
would net hesitate in closing -.
match.
The training Of Williams go. a.
apace. He weighed Just a trisp MAJ.
than III pounds YESTERDAY. and 4,
clared that ne never felt better !, 4,
F Life. He certainly never looked bets,
and in the ring he was full OF liz a.
pep. lie mad three wild round, ~.
Danny Ridge. the East Side lightreios,
and did well. The pair went AZ /, ss~.
mer and tongs. Ridge with instructi,-.
20 cut loose with al he had. Dsr-,
carried out Ms orders. and the erov
had chance 10 see Williams a, >,
best. He performed creditably. az
] the critics agreed that Eddie Walag
VINO faces Williams At the BrosSr,r
Sporting Club on Tuesday night wi
have his hands FOIL.
II must be a pretty sore sort o. 7,
task 10 be champion. Every boY,,
IN the world seems 20 take a svee;,l
delight IN barking a. their heels. srj
every manager hopes 20 gain some pv,.
LEFTY By hurting a few challenges ms,,
or less IN the general direction Of n.
title holders. Consider Freddie Wsl,
for instance. He is bounded By VILE
Beecher. Johnny Dundee and nov
Willie Beecher. Willie and his rs,.
ager. John Reisler John the Barbs,
called on the sporting editor Of n,
Tribune last night and made a .,v
broad statements. Reisler began b.
saying that Beecher was eager 10 zee.
T Welsh IN twenty-round coutes. To-
the championship, and tina, he voul.
bet $4,000 OF $4,000 on the result.
81 viii leave a certified check f.'
$4,000 in your hands said Reisler, e,
. in the hands Of any other reputsh.,
newspaper man. 20 stand as a forfei. q
bind the match and then 70 90 a.
side bet on the result. Beeeher 10 Dc.
serving OF credit for his Showing
against the worlds champion. He 100,
the match on thirty-six hours motto
and simply went in there 10 aceomre
date the managers Of the Garden W
ask nothing better than the chance J.
fight Welsh when Beecher is ready io'
him, and we viii be ready the nsli
time"
Beccher and Reisler had scarcely lsi'
the Office when Scotty Moniieth, VII,
his fur-lined overcoat. came tearing n
holding Johnny Dundee by the hand
He went right into a clinch.
I'VE want 10 box Freddie Welsh z
Havana" he chirped. well. why pa
on us" came the answer, but Seel'l
went right ahead at top speed. "lt'
little over a year ago that Dundee ne
. Welsh i'm New Orleans and showed hlr
how 20 fight. Now Welsh Is side
stepping him. But Johnny and ! are %
his trail.
"Yes." continued Scotty, Dundee a,l
whipped them all. lie beat Welsh. u
walloped White, he has downed Ss'
grue. and even Willie Richie has
own his skill. We want a return ps'u'
for the title" said Scotty, as he diss''
peared through the door.
Some furious work may be eIps.e
at the Irving A. c., Of Broosly., W
night, when Jewey Smith, the rios
haired fighter from England, face, W
Zulu Kid" in the star bout o. 'sa
rounds. The Zulu Kid is ra
whooping savage from the sou'h se'
Islands, but rather a champion ~
ghetti eater from Calabris or tns',
abouts. He is a tough bird, thoSt''
and Smith had best beware, ~ - y,
semi-inal Pete Hartley and i''4'
Glover will mingle.
One Of the best matches Of thsse'
end will be between "Kid' Graves ~,
of the numerous self-styled ehsrnpa.,,
of the welterweight class, sno ~
Britton. of Chicago. At the brosG.s
Sporting Club. OF Brooklyn 'o'n -.
Britton is a lightwe ght, bur nss :,
forced out Of his class beeau" q,
ore worth while would meet MN.
has met Graves before. and the co.,.
was more than interesting. pVla
in perfect condition for the mS''''
The bouts tonight will be Nike J. y,
league VS.. Joe Stein, az the ram. =,
A. G.: Jim Flynn VS.. Jim Duhy' "
Greensboro 4. c.; Richie kysn
/ Tommy Garvey. az the Sharsey 4.
| Mike Mitchell vs.. Tommy loos'is Ia.
tho Elm Park A. c.: Fighting -,
patrick VS.. young" Speek' a. DIV