The New York herald., 1921-04-25
FRED FULTON WILL
AGAIN ENTER RING
Is Scheduled to Box a Man
Named Galley at the
Jamaica S. G.
ny CHARLES +. sIATHIsoN.

Fred Fulton, once regarded as likely
candidate for the heavyweight title. and
who still Is at the height of his physical
powers, will get into action next Thurs
day night at the Jamaica Sporting Clup.
His opponent will be a man named
Charlie Galley. whose identity is
shrouded II mystery If Mr.. Galley has
ever engaged in a bout with boxer OF
class he has kert the matter secret 1t
is questionable II he ever has received
the award OF the judges under the
Walker law
However. Fulton loudly complains
that he cannot induce any of the good
heavies to met him in the ring and he ls
compelled to box any one who will con-
sent to face him. 1t Is not likely that
Galley will last very long against the
plasterer. who has a wicked left hand
for the faye and deadly right upper
cut for the chin.
In fact. Fulton is one OF the best box
ers in the heavyweight division. and if
he possessed the courage of Rocky Kan
sas the tall Minnesotan would be irwin
cible.
The question OF dimension has bobbed
up IN the Dempsey Carpenter match.
First OF all, Rickard leased thirty acres
over In Jersey on which to build the
arena
Next Jack Curley. acting for Carpen-
tier. leased forty acres at Manhasset,
L. l., on which the Frenchman will train
for the battle
Dempsey has not yet decided on train
ing quarters, but as he throws an agile
foot in fox trotting he doubtless Will reA
quire considerable room.
But on July the question Of suprsrrfs
acy will be settled in an inclcsure twen~
ty feet square.
Possibly it would be the part of wis.,
dom for the boxers to gradually narrow
the field of operations till 1t Is the Size
of twenty foot ring a few days before
the contest.
The late Col Roosevelt was oppose@
to what he designated "mollycoddles.e
In his opinion they were men without
backbone, courage or physical vigoh
His son, Theodore Roosevelt. Jr. Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy, holds tho
same views, although he paraphrases the
sentiments of his father. Theodore made
an address to the men of the Atlantic
fleet, who recently held boxing cham
pionships off Guantanamo Cuba, in the
course of which he said: The navy
should be made up of men who are not
'softies,' nor little Lord Fauntleroys.'
but real men who desire TO be treated
as men"
Marcus DAILY has paid 1000 for
ringside box at the Twenty-second Regi-
ment Armory, May 6, when Champion
Lewis and Stanislaus Zbyszko wrestle
for the title. The net proceeds will 30
to the relief of women and children In
Ireland and the attendance promises to
break all records.
Lou Bogash, the Bridgeport welter-
weight will meet Wildcat Nelson OF
Brooklyn in a fifteen round bout at the
Broadway Exhibition Association to-
night, Battling Lahn. the East New
York featherweight. win swing into ac-
ton against Eddie Brady In the ten
round semi-final
Abe Attell Goldstein, the clever
bantamweight, and George Thompson OF
the Pacific coast. will meet at the Brook
lyn arena next Friday night and fino
contest should result
frankie Farren, lightweight cham
pion of the Pacific coast. has arrived
here. F'arren seeks fight with Benny
Leonard or some Of tho best lightweights
in the East. Farren's record on the
coast Is GOOD one, Dut no VIII nave Lc
| show class in this vicinity.
| Midget Smith fought ten voInds with
Ray Moore in Montreal. canada, last
Friday night, in preparation for HIS
third bout with Jack Sharkey. at Madi
son Square Garden, a week from to-
morrow. Sharkey boxes Benny Coster
Tuesday. Smith got the decision over
his rival several weeks ago, and he Is
\ going TO repeat with a Knockout. Shar
key is in hard training and he looks IL
4 perfect condition.