Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-02
CHANEY WINS OVER MURRAY
BY BEING THE AGGRESSOR
Former Baltimore Featertuegh Forces Fighting Throughout
and Scores With More Punches-Andy's Eye Is Cut
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE
"A GGRESsIvENESS goes long way

A GGRESSIvENESS goes a long way
"A in deciding a ring bout, and 1t was
the leading of Young Andy CLANCY, for
mer Baltimorean who now is residing in
Eew York, that enabled him to come
through winner over Johnny Murray,
also oftGotham, in eight rounds at the
Olympia last night. Willie Jackson
handled Murray in the absence OF his
manager, Doc Bagley, who is under the
weather with heavy cold.
y CLANCY started to force the milling
from the outset. Had it been up to
Murray to do the leading there would
have been no fight. Murray also slowed
up the contest at various stages of the
mix by clinching. CLANCY suffered a
cash over his left eye in the third round
and he bled in every succeeding ses-
sion. A butt opened the cut in the first
place and thereafter straight lefts or
right crosses kept the wound bleeding.
Murray's best punch was a left jab.
He mixed this blow with left hook and
on an average of once round Johnny
got off a right cross. but Murray is
poor hitter with this hand. On the
other mitt, CLANCY kept plugging con-
tinually, using everything, jabs, hooks,
uppercuts, right crosses and even
swings, landing about two blows to one.
1t was announced that Murray and
Chimney each came in at 125 pounds.
frankie Rice, 1907 pounds and from
Baltimore, outslugged Joey Richie, Of
Newark, and 125 pounds, much to the
delight of George Forman. 1t was a
rugged contest throughout and what the
battlerc lacked in cleverness they made
up in pure and simple slugging. Johnny
Lisse, 124h, found Charley Rear, 12S.
k,,N tl,n Co. te,
class entitled him to the decision.
Harry Kid Stewart, 130, showed lots
of cleverness in dealing out lacing to
, Johnny O'Neil, 129, and Bobby Allen,
III, outpointed Bobby Wolgast, 100.
Joe Conr0y has clinched the most i'm
portant featherweiGht bout of the season,
Sm hss been MIns'TN ots ot rTary % between MaTtS
Judge and Johnny CIeary, a pair OF young
.tsI, from the hills and they viii sste ,nxe
Club on. Thursday night. Five other bouts
are on the program.
Cambria @ AiS Frdey hight. Other bouts BOBBY
S0d hSSbs Allan fSs Hda Gk Ss
erty and Frankie Burns vs.. Al Shaw.
Willie Ryan. OF New BrunsswiGk, y. J..
will meet Louis Bogash. of Bridgeport.
Conn. al the Rational saturday night Billy
Barrett. Jack Perry vs. Marty Kane and
Johnny Conroy vs. Tommy Hayes will be
other numbers
boxing in Chester is going to progress.
wilius Britt has been giving the fans there
some Interesting bouts Yr on, on Friday Gight sf
Young. u local fayorite.
Herman Taylor, OF the Camden Sports
men. Club. announced t9day that tickets for
main mix OF which Benny Leonard again
will meet x. o. Loughlin; will 6e put on
sale tomorrow a. vii SfhUsr sompe,s Phfee ire ca ten
Other bouts: Jen Smith vs.: X. o. Sullivan.
Johnny Mealy VS.. Jimmy Murphy and Len
Rowiands vs. Young Nell
Tommy Cieary Ia being primed for bout
with Johnny Kllbane. according to Joe. Com
roy. Pete Tyrell wants TO match Martin
Judge with Kiddo Williams.
Kid williams has returned from Balti-
more where he outclaBsed Sammy Sandow.
before the bout SaEdow was the favorite
H ron 1s'. this bout % %hiis ssndow S Who also "r is
Ii town. 10 sporting patch on his nose.
Herb Hutehie. local hyweight. Ia matched
20 meet Mickey Norris In Wilmington tomor-
row nisht.
There are fetters rsi 70 the sports dsPaTTtmsnt
Jordan and Willie Edwards
Hutchis Farrell. managed by Jack Carter.
a prepared TO start a professional page In
The ring after showing successfully In the
yssk HoaSsrsen has Al Reynolds training
daily and win have him in shape for his