Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

A NEW star has pushed its cleaning
4 glare through the mist on the heavy
weight horizon. Some may consider
that Joe Allison proved good test for
Andy Schmader, who used to draw his
monthly on Uncle Sans payroll; then,
there may be lot of the skeptical and
dubious fans who may want to be
shown a lot more. Yet, for the brief
spell that Schmader punished Allison
in one of the bouts at the Olympia on
Monday night the paid off y sailor
proved in that one bout at least that he
has plenty of class. Schmader demon
strated that he could jab well, and,
furthermore. that he had a terrific
right hand punch. If no one else. Ali
son no doubt would go on record as
saying SO, for didn't Joe suffer both ter
rife jabs and right handlers fired by
Schmader, so much so that the Will
mingtonian caved in in less than two
rounds? Whether or not Schmader can
stand up under a hard smash to the
jaw remains to be seen. One of AL
lison S right handlers sort of shook up
Andy. and he had to fall into clinch.
The biggest asset of the newcomer, who
nHllS SOlllt"H'It lloll Nnt NfSl, II
that he is cool. He has a wonderful
head. Schmader, standing like an
Adonis over the fallen, writhing form
of Allison while Referee Crimson count
ed him out. stood erect 'unflinchingly,
unpcrturbed. with no look of anxiety
on his well set and we might say.
handsome features. Schmader looked
less excitable than any one else in
the arena.
| Jack and Mack disagree with our decision
| Jackson on Saturday night. one of them
writes. Jackson did not half extend him
So Jackson 30 did id not OF half extend himself, % anf
II Is probable he did not show 33 l-3 per cent
S ha SR are Erns
ana, and win igst & because JACKSON went along II il
are entitled to their own unanimous opinion
ana S hfp afpysa das4HgTeement With some enc els els
ing 40 interesting and popular.
Jimmy McCsbe will be Ted Kid Lewis
next NJ, NJ, Tea KG apparently h., has re
IoqFhtn~ can be termed a criterion. Ma
tomorrow night. Mickey Russell VS.. Bat
nell are two other eight-rGunders while tn
six-round set-to will be between Young Haye
and Billy Devine.
Jack Ward, who comes up from Elizabeth
! n. j, now and then to show his mettle "a
| the Cambria Club, will appear in the sta
scrap at that arena Friday night. For hi
! opponent Johnny Burns has, selected Charle
! O'Neil. of this city. Joe Stanley, a Pitts
burgher. will show in the semi agains
| Johnny Cobb. Billy Cannon. vs.. Marct
Roduit. Young Gibbons vs.. Jack Morris an
Jimmy Nolan vs. Young Griffo are the othe
! numbers
Mike O'Dowd. middleweight champion. wi
put on his initial exhibition of the 1892
| campaign before Philadelphia audience a
the National Club Saturday night, The Har
meets a dangerous puncher In steve Latte
| 1t viii be hefty puncher against heft
! puncher.
Willie jackson has been the busiest light
weight in the East He appeared In thre
bouts last week. boxed on Monday night, an
next Monday night the lightning right t-han n
socker meets Johnny Drummie at the Olyn
MA Club. Drummie recently defeated 10
Tiplitz,
Battling Leonard will be another loca
! youth prepared to give battle to Jimmy Wild
when the petit Britcn reaches these shores
Joe Blum says Leonard will come in unde