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Nov. Z$, In a six-round bout. It is not • known whether n is the local EdUie Murphy, but :fs ihere are but ':i few , boxers of that name in tm* lightweight class, it ih' taken-for gran l*d that it it.t the South Boston boxer.Jack DUIon, the Indianapolis middleweight, Is matched with Frank * Klaus at Pittsburg, Nov. JO. ^Tony Marengo, one of the local buys who has been making* good, will tackle Battling Dowtu-y nf North Adams at Adams, Thursday night.Toni Kennedy and Al Falser, two of the Gotham hopes, will imvt atBrooklyn, Nov. Last August P«l-zer stopped Kennedy in nine rounds.. ^ijrry Lewis, the Philadelphia wt l-terwri^ht, ta now on his way to Far*is. His first battle will be Dcr. i:?.against Gedrge Carpcntier, the Frenchwelterweight champion.Buck CrouB^'tfiS^pittsburg middle- i weight. who IS just now looming up as \ j a championship possibility, is matched with George “Knockout’* Brown of 1Chicago at Pittsburg, Dec. 2.. \\ -The National Sporting Club of !don throws a sop to the growing antf-\j boxing agitation in England by an- ^ nouncing.that uo more lights between , white and black men -will- be staged.» iKid Merrier, the • Lawrence, boxer, j ;oxa knife slash in a street-row, Sun- • lay night. A Portuguese negro named ; David Lopez wielded the cutlery, it Is • ;illegcd. He was arrested- ]Johnny Gallant will get a chance to * ;how his real ability when'ho; meets J tfartln Canole at-. Kail. River, Thurs- ■'! lay nlghL Caaole is a veteran of croft ; ind,skill and Gallant will' have _ to ; ! gravel some to beat him. •. Tom O'Day, the San Francisco pro* , moter, Is trying to arrange a - ruatcft ., between One Round*' Hogan . and ,•Knocko:ltt', Brown over the ?0:round ! route. It Is ‘ to be; hoped that this match wili be rranged, if for nothing more than the calling of the Brown bluffin a dlstar.ee battle, with an jm-pirtiaL referee and not friendly newspaper men to call the verdict.;* Carl Morris, .‘the Oklahoma, hope, keeps on fattening his batting: aver* age. * Of course, this Bass .. persons, whom he stood on his head In a round at; Philadelphia, ' Satuhiay:':night, is serineham; but Morris is gaining experience and confidence In. every battle. ■ If Jack Johnson keeps-on beating htoselfr Jlbrris ought to be ripe to up- * aet Lil- Artha In a year or two.3f:,v -j-I..-:V. . '/ ... . . •; matched to box *t Mew Hiven, ;Bec.^; :yJohBny Coulon bu.called off his bout S %t' K««o«h* with 6epr*« Kttson. l%;\teftet-ia' awi.- next * TWday; ;; 'TWlaa^pWx -ifck’- .O'Brien wants togskx^boitf;. .wjtGari Morris. The . tatter ta. wlllta* K hi* manager;0:53toaiun7: Dfcon^mad, jiaftr; Bdio. ot DsnvsrwiU probably open Up the game■Z*t^KjmiU lt;»ty, next month. •' ;Johiuiy -Now Tom • McCarnyhard time .I'bftae to terms.; Kilbane warns, more.. ttuin lM jfrst asked fob.. . ..... ... ■*. ■ ■:^Mfksy' if^j^ind'-eayg hefiasslgn-■ . te.nwt Ad Wolgast at Sah Praocisco y KftW.Tiw'tl' diyi'^ckey; hS* «dd: this!. so oftenthat untD .the men are in the rin* ftad.Wftdy; to .fifty away no atteu-: ; Bhmtne«» of Speech . cost .Charley .Erton th« job refereeing the Wolgast-T^eiih nurtch j^Vtnioft;'Crtr, Thanfcsi-*ivtn* d*y. Eyteh loferred that Tom Jones, manager of TVolgiat, was a short sport Needless to any Jones ^ wouldhsrdiy slibd tor Eyton•nything to do wtth' the effielatinr end.. Jske. Bsrste'.of Bi’ ^oeeph end Eddie Murphy win rinsit -ist J Pltteburg,
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Wed, Nov 22, 1911
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