Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02
PUGILIsTIC POINTS.

The result of the Wsrrer- Havlin fight
is big surprise. Batting was two to one
on Haylin.
Ted Dillon, Of Allegheny, featheIweight,
is said 10 have a hacker for 81, 900 and
wants to fight Warren for that amount.
Jack Fallon and Tom Lse are in fine cor-
ditiou for their en.round glove contest in
Palace Hall, Williams burg, Monday night.
Lee is the favOIits.
A select circle of upper class sports,
other clubs, has been formed for the patron
age of frs. glove contests.
II Is said TIA. some important arrests
are to be made in connection with the
death of George Fu'james, the pugiist.
Some Of the pa,ties have "sqaealed."
John L Sullivan denies the report from
Baltimore that he is arranging for battle
with Jake Kilrsin. KlIa;n says tie ar
ticles have net heen signsd, but that if
match is made it will take place within
ten weeks, Eear Chicago.
Jack McAvl ffe tod o Herald reporter
yesterday that he was wiling enough TO
meet Jem Carney On almost any terms,
but that Dick Roche, of st. Louis, his
hacker, would not allow him 20 uIzku the
match unless it should be fnnght in the
United States or Canada.
A pr.ze fZh! with bare knuckles was
fought Friday in retired spot in East
Cleveland, Ohio, between O'Neary, o..
Philadelphia, and Weston, feather weigh.
puglnts. Twenty men Witnessed the
combat. Weston was knocked out in
three miuute2. The stakes were $500 q
side.
Jack McAulfe yesterday went into
training for his ten-yolud 60 with Jake
Hyams, ct Forarty's, near E7ergreens
Cemetery, EtstN York. The contest is
fixed for December II. Hysms will re-
msin at Madison Square GsGd:n this week
aud will begin his preparations next Mon
day.
Con Riley, the pugilist, some time ago
issued a challenge to fight any man in the
S'ote of Ohio. Jack Wanaop who was to
meet Tom Robinson, the cOlOred heavy
weight, has accepted Riley's challenge.
Jack has been looking for match for
some time. The battle will take place on
the evenirg of December 4, in the vicinity
of Newport.
The feathe-Weight championship OF
America is still undecided, but the evil
dence supports tbs claims Of Ike Weir.
He defeated Tommy Warren in Mime apo
lis and fought draw with H .vlin. Now
Warren defeats Havelin, and as Weir has
met both and suffered no defeat, it seems
he ought to be champion Of his class.
Jenny" Carney, the English light |
weight, declines to fight Jack McAulffe |
ia America, because he thinks he would |
not receive fair ply here. He is willing, |
however, to allow McAulife $50 exIe1s
to fight in England, Ireland, scotland, or
on tbs continent Coz s.. coo, and guaran
tee fair play, but he will no; agree to any
other terms. McAuliffe refuses to c.oss
the Atlantic to meet Carney.
Cal Mccarthy, tie bantam weight, has
agresd to accept the challenge 10 fight an
unknown for 81, 600 side to fiuish Ell
Holske, SUllivAn's old manager, is 20 pro-
duce the unknown, and articles will b.
sigued for the fight in few days 1t is
said that the unkr own isJchIpy Murphy,
the Boston bantam. If it is 81, and Nc
Carthy BEATS him, he will be the champion
bantam weight Of The world.
McAuliffe has two matches Ga already
The one IS finish fight, with skin tight
gloves, for 81 SEQ a side and the light
weight championship, with Billy Myers, :
of StrestHr, H., and the other is a ten
round go" with Jake Hyams, the Egg
Ishmsr, Nho once fought Carney. The
at e. i3 to cone ltf within fur weeks.
The Myers battle does not take place till
early in February.
Charles Mccarthy, the invincible ban
lam, intended re:irir from the ring. In
nedi atsly after making this announce
nent challenges cane in from several Sec
ioas. Johnny Murphy, of Boston, and
Walton, of Phila1tlptia, want his title,
md Ell Holske yesterday er desvo-ed TO
make arrangements to pit an unknown
sgair st the champion to battle to finish
OF purse of $4,000. McCarty says he
will scIept
JaCk McAul ffe b. 5 authorized Billy Mad
len to arrange glove encounter with Pro-
lessor Mike D Jnovsn, and lis invitation to
. latter is as follows: Il will MEET Mr..
Donovan o. his representative at sny time
D. RI &c which he may designate and al
range tor contest Of from six 10 twenty
-Cuuds, the winner to take all or sixty. five
md thnty-hve per csnt. of the gate re