The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
SUPERIOR Quartet Will
Tangle Tomorrow Night
,,,L,on. Brown, Hughes and
Mckee, All Legitimate
ll6-pound Boys
Oklahoma City Veteran Has
Fought Ia Times With
Only Six Defeats.
NJ CuARI,ES ]. BRILL

nv CHARLES j. BRILL
Hr,a has seen many great ban
,,nu,ight battles in her day. hu'
49,, mat can compare with the pair
r., are set for decision at the
r,,, sporting club tomorrow night,
!, ~. final workouts OF the four
.,j,nlla,ng stars OF tho bantam
.,,rht universe yesterday afternoon
.,a any criterion OF what they Will
A. uhen they enter tho arena.
Won can hunt the world over and
,Aopht II YOU would be able TO pick
;, tour other ll6-pound boys who
.,pld mako Jackson and Brown, Nc
Yea and Hughes take TO the woods.
ps-. are four simon-pure bantam
,s,rhts no. ono OF whom will scale
,Noys tho old mark OF ll6 pounds,
.,1 avery ono OF them Is natural
ho,n- fighter. Between them they
h,ys met practically every bantam
y,rAt boxer Of note Of the age and
arb has 4 record bristling with vic
pnea
Jackson the Veteran.
Mite Jackson, who meets Knock 10
su Brown. is the veteran OF tho lot
,,d has engaged in more battles than
,,y Two others combined lie has
fought all over the country. from
Colorado to New York. from Canada
10 New orleans. Ho has record
nat ranks second TO none OF the
vesent-day bantamweights, and
,,gh, now he Is at tho zenith OF his
career. This year, and maybe next.
ma then he may be expected 10
. ~. Ti.h
!rr for nearly IA decade and he has
been busy boy every year. Scores
q iimas he has conceded weight and
h, never has shirked punishment.
when Il came his way no always
has gri;ied his teeth and torn in.
f-yng 20 give back Just q little
rore ,han no has taken.
In ,hr ton years he has been In
hs pugilistc game he has fought
IA battles Seventeen times ne has
registered Knockout, IS times he
hS been awarded the decision, 27
times the verdict has been n draw,
}, has engaged in . no-decision
! nshs and only in six has decision
gore against him. His first defeat
vas a way back In 1912 when ne
conceded seven pounds to Carl Flem-
ing and fighting him with a Grip
pea Knee, lost tho decision at tho
.nt oi lS rounds. Later that year
h fought Fleming to n draw in Is
rounds and IN 1914 got tho decision
IN Another l5-round battle. In 1919
BE- lost his second verdict. Eddie
Coalon being the victor.
Gets Even Hero.
III, score ho evened right here In
the Grand theater some two years
ro. being awarded a decision after
eerly outpointing his former CON
cusror In 1914 he lost two out OF
y battles. Pete Herman getting the
dsclson In eight rounds at Memphis
,hd Nike Orrison being awarded r
oecslon In eight rounds at Kansas
C'y. The following year he drew
WIN Herman IN Is rounds at R96
hona Col. and couple OF weeks
slG tho draw won over the pres
rI hantamwcight champion when
Herman fouled him IN tho third
round lie also secured revenge on
0rrson
Jimmy Murphy OF 81. Louissand
iolng Pal Moore OF Memphis who
,oF IS on his way to Europe to fight
wide are tho only others who over
edeated tho little Oklahoma City
a'uer whom Brown Is to face to-
morrow nigh, IIe haR draw and
win over Murphy to offset that
'erdlct az we'll as newspaper clip
nss declaring Il was robbery when
,sufphy was declared tho winner
vas AZ tho ringslde when he GO
,'ea with Young Pal Moore. and It
"a herco battle.
hrown brilliant Boxer.
Knockout Brown. however
n,'on has an opponent who Is on,
ue fastest hantams in the game
IoAy Brown is still coming. Brown.
.NeVer, is not his honest good
name Before he started on
@feer NJ slap and bang he wa
- as sidney Cathalougne. II,
porn IN New Orleans aome 81!
~ ago aud has been fighting foi
-. S.r years or his three
~ nights, an even dozen hav,
~ hhockouts and he never has
Knocked out himself. His rise
A.. mterrauonal prominence came
,,s mo Inter allied boxing tour.
lneht l,.1't when he beat Davis of Snuth
y a. Sefgeant Inst. Percival Of
A.v.s" army and Cooks Mate
,,,o,.s9 9r me British navy and was
,msted by King Georges son with
a,w.i ernhemauc OF the flywelght
huEhes From same Place.
h,R..y hughes who meets Mutt
Jaekson's understudy In tho
ET,uhd somi-tinnl bout Of the
"a from tho same neck OF
sooo' as Brown He n a rip
tWo-fsied fighter who has
H., ne ~ the hest IN the south
Ih,, 10 and Mckee have met be-
H. I'N VARYING fortunes. although
6tr,S 4 slight advantage over the
p-."orna hov when their whole
VA, considered Mckee. how.
b., confident he will tin the
,,s, the other way tomorrow
Mckee Coming RapidIy.
NE 70 l7 one of the very latest. oi
u 4. ansAnwclght sensations. In
\. wears he has been fighting
,-..,,s engaged In 81 battles How
r,,.a " his punching is demon
Il ~ ny 'Ae fact that lea OF these
b, N H, baye seen him knock out
f-g,,' 'Pohtni II IL seldom that a
ri bantam can show such n rec
". SSn.'h gives him an average n,
h'. rN'I' IN every five encoun
ben 'hF-ono Of his others have
Rsb,.",''s for him and IL draws
~ tss.s,.., .s .,'' seven times. but this il
Nh, o.l 70 him when the class
E..r,,,o opponents is taken into con.
Each OF those who once