The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-13
AMONG THe PU0ILI0To.

will not challenge Sullivan, but will fight
him for . purse II the Califor.
mia club arrauRes tbs match. Potter will
singing the s%rsicies Of sree@eSs with
AS Jackson viii not leave for America he
months in ihe east to MI the engagement
that have been ofresed him
van could nos possibly take
place before the middle u next snmmer.
Davies writes that jackson has been
where he has BEEN reserved In the most
one of the large London markets the
marketmen all received him with cheers,
and, an he passed through. sang: "Hc's u
jolly good fellow" Davies does not i'm
n ses.si,a N af a a match nrsa,'s Seswc as to sss pss- nnS
Sullivan, but, judging by the length of
time Peter wants to get in shape TO meet
capacity of that individual.
Faker Frank Murphy, who. by the way,
is always referred To by his full title since
ems tn come back to America after his
fight with Fred johnson. johnson is the
man M. hiily MURPHY h intends Ter H.. to lick when
Jackson with a pin in the shape of n pair
sapphires. Parson Davies, Jackson.
manager, received n handsome pin set
with rubies, at the samet time.
Charley Mitchell. the prizc-hghter. and
policeman wrestler, have been giving cx-
hibitions i'm London at collarsand-tlbow
Muidoon, who taught Charlie ali he knows
about wrestling, says Mitchell was al
ways n clever pupil, but he must have inn
SAIL raining" says Muidoon, SHOULD
have i'm view three ends-to increase the
strength. to increase the endurance and
these three elements i'm u fighter at one
time requires the most careful attention.
The slightest de9rSs OF o~vSrtraining is
dence of entertaining may only he per.
ceptible at night hy restlessness or cold
must be stoppcd temporarily and the diei
changed. A pugilist in training should be
handle more carefully than n race horse.
like the care and training of a race horse"
The liberality of the Pacheco Athletic
club in offering Sullivan and jackson
$4,000 for a fight has greatly impressed
the eastern sportingmen, and they are
trying to locate the town. Opinion is di-
vided as To whether il il i'm New Mexico,
Washington, or the suburbs OF San Fran
cisco.
According tn ZIP. JAY" who is rated in
the east as a good Judge OF fighters, Sulli-
ord shows that the bigger the man who
went against him, the easier he was to
whip Tug Wilson. Mitchell. Mccartney
trouble, while Ryan, Robinson, Lafin.
Slssie and all the big 'uns were soft marks.
Jackson il as big as any who has met the
you mind my words. That is providing
they ever meet, which, as ! said before. I
m nsrS %sss o %SIs'i iru m%'w ssnsa c4ns s snS
Victoria, b. G."
IL is very evident thai the Sullivan
Club for months to come.
Parson Davies has announced that Jack
engagements will prevent him for
as DE.nua - <..r R~,rn .nn. NIL
van. This will suit the California Club,
for meantime several first-class heavy
weight fights can he arranged. kilrain,
who expects to escape the penalty Of the
law in Mississippi. will be in the market.
though according to recent .advices he
1850 offered by the California Athletic
Club. .kilrain has stated to an eastern
authority that he is willing to- fight doe
gloves for anything like $500. as the Cal
suggests. MY price Is as high
aiiiyams says J.; Hi IT. mbnt ! will
Sullivan has been been basking i'm
sunshine of culture, Kilrain and
ing through the Dominion making money.
got Si,2OO AS his share of the profits
of the trip.
and jackson, the coming light
etwecn Jack Dempsey and Professor
Billy McCarthy.ihc Australian. is exciting
in the east: Evidently the east
ern judges OF pugilistic merit thought
rather highly of Denny Kellehcr. whom
Mccarthy defeated SO handily. for Nc
Cartly's stock has gone up very high i'm
New York and Boston, though the critics
all agree that the Australian has over
matched himself in going against Demp-
sey. The New York World says that, while
Jacks friends in the east will bet a great
many dollars on him. the more conserva-
tive of his admirers will not assert that he
has a Mccarthy came to this
country without any flourish of rumpets,
and Kellclicr was the first man of rcputa-
ton he met. He showed the Bostonian
some tricks i'm the lighting line which me
had never seen before and defeated him
squarely. in spite of the fact that Kelle-
her was i'm excellent form. He was really
much the New Englander's superior i'm
every way. The sporting authority 81 the
New York Sun has no hesitation i'm declar-
ing that Professor McCarthy's rather bul-
let-like Uranium is considerably swclled
and that he has made a very bad move in
putting himself against the ~Nonpariel.
The Sun critic says: 1.-The delightful air
of California just suits Billy Mccarthy of
Australia. Billy, however, has benefited
most materially i'm the Occident, and now,
after having whipped Denny kclleher.
has. l fear. allowed his Uranium to swell
slightly. He has gone up against Jack
Dempsey. When l say gone up against
HIM don't mean that n battle of
any kind has resulted. but that
they will fight for a purse at iS4
Nns,us1s I'm Innp, Npxa, "a srny ~, that