St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-16
The ROT.Ts.

Mike Cleary wants to arranye a match with
Jack Burke.
John L. Sullivan is to take benefit at
Taunton, Mass, on Thursday evening next,
winding up with Greenfield.
Mike C!eary, of New York, knocked ont
Capt. Dalton. of Chicago, so quick that it
was all done before Dalton knew it.
Dominick McCaffrry claims that he wants
to meet John L. Sullivan, and therefore de-
clines chance against Jack Burke for 81,
500.
George Fryer, Just over from England, is
to have a four-round glove contest, three
minutes each, with All Greenfield, at Phila-
delphia, Feb. %.
Bilson Jack and Jack King (the big 'un)
are announced TO shortly meet in a thin
glove fight, to be kept up until one caves in,
near Pittsburg, Pa, on Feb. 81
TIE Oregon bicycle club now numbers
fifteen members. Gold badges have been
ordered by the club. ON which a bicycle aud
the clubs initials will be imprinted.
P. McCartu and J. Ward, Feb. Q, at Mil
waukec. had tweuty-seyen round fight,
lasting one hour forty. seven minutes. Nc
Cartin won. Both men were badly pun
ished.
Paddy RYAN states that pending bis efforts
to bring about meeting between Sullivan
aud himself, be will indulge In no plans for
the future, and will turn deaf ear TO ehal-
leuges.
Arrangements have been made for glove
contest between John Cash, Of Montreal,
formerly Of New York, and Jim Fell, for a
purse OF $500. Fell IS to have $50 for cx-
penses 10 Montreal.
The Buffalo wheelmen are now considering
the feasibility OF constructing special track
on which TO run the league championship
races in case it is decided to hold The annual
L. A. W. meet in their city.
The meeting between Charles Mitchell and
J. F. Scholes takes place at the skating rink
in Toronto, Ont, Feb. %. Both men are
preparing for the affair and Mitchell requests
Us To- state that be will not spar anyone else
before meeting Scholcs.
Joe CGburn wants to match Capt. james
c. DAILY against anybody but Sullivan, for
from 81 900 u $4,000 q side, for the cham
pionship the fight To come or In two mott
from signing articles Of agreement, to fchi
within 100 miles Of New Orleans. Co1urn
has deP1sited $3.50 with Richard K. Fox.
a dispatch from Omaha says that P. T.
MeNally and Ned Miller, heavy weight pugn-
ISIS, have signed articles n fight to flush,
according to the rules Of the London prize
mig, at catch weight, for 81 900 side. The
men have gone into training, and tle SIGHT
will be decided on February 90, pear Omaha
The oil pugilist, Sam Collyer. Of Baltimore,
has emerged from his obscurity anu figured
in desperate glove fight az Forrest hall, ID
Washington, d. c He fought Charley
Dillon four rounds, Queeusbgry rules, for
$500 purse The old man vas not active
enough - win in four rounds, and Dillon
vas not scientific enuBZb 70 beat him. The
referee declared Il q draw.
II IS stated, apparently upon good satbor-
iiy, thar John l. Sullivan and Paddy RyaD
are 70 again come together in serious en-
counter near New Orleans, about Easter
MOuday, and that the price Of tickets will De
from s. 10 $40. TIE contest Is 70 take Place
under al immense tent. capable of holding
2, 600 peop.e. Tue fight IS 70 be with sEzli