The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-18

Madden and company for advertising The cOmbI-
nation, but l am really surprised to think that
there sporting men In this city who take
stock In such foolish rumors. Sullivan has made
no proposition to McA uliffe and will fight Jack
son next September in the California Club"
1t is rather strange that McAuliIe has refused
10 fight kilrain for S3000-purse. Some weeks
before the club made the offer Joe seemed to be
very anxious 10 meet Klraln, Sullivan or Jack son
Ior anything. He now demands $4,000 10 enter
the ring with the BaltmoIean.
II is evident, however, that McAulife has no
say In the matter Of arranging fights and that he
is altogether led by cunning Billy Madden, who
viii work lie Eastern sports for all lie can
until the combination schemes fall 10 draw any
longer.
Tie Golden Gate Athletic Club has telegraphed
KiTaiu ana McAulihe an offer 10 fight In this
city, aud IL Sullivan has changed bis mind as TO
CARDS meeting colOred pugjllst, tie club Will Of
Ter an inducement to The 1Ooton gunners-Joe
and Jack.
KELLIHER as TRAINER.
Denny KellheT is one OF the most conscientious
trainers III America. While training at Alameda
for his fight with Turner lie did not even once
visit this city, and since he signed with Filings
worth be has been paying strict attention TO busl
ness, which Will, III all probability, bring him
success.
Ellinesworth has been wearing out shoe-leathe
al San Bruno ever since lie took his hasty de-
pafture from Professor Farley's stronghold. His
friends say that he is In good condition and VIII
give kelliher a hard fight. To make a good fight
he Will have 10 turn his back on the essence Of
sour grapes.
Billy Mahan has refused TO divulge the names
OF the sport! who offered him money TO throw
his fight with Shannon at lie Occidental Club.
Strange, but II Is SAID, nevertheless, that the club
Is again contemplating matching him against
local pugilist.
The Occidental Club should insist that Mahan
give tile Dalne OF the man who attempted TO cast
bad Odor ON the clubs management by Offering
10 purchase fight. Mahan's refusal should be
enough 10 nave him Dlackllsted In the club as
exhibitor.
Joe Cnoynskl is in fine feitle for his match
With Davis on he evening OF the 26tb. Tie lat
ter has been training at Alameda. and reports
from over The water ale that the Omaha lad Is
looking grand aud will surprise his opponent in
more ways that Que.
LONG WALKS AND RUNS.
Fiizsmmons is al Barney Farey's and is be-
ing looked after by Martin Murphy, VINO is un-
dOubledly hrsI-class man to handle pugllists or
athletes The New Zealander has been taking
long walks and Iuns ever since he began his ex-
eTcIse.
He has not desired to reduce his ayoirdupoIs,
as lie Is as hard as flint He Will meet Me
Carthy on the evening Of The 29tb, and II he
turns cut 10 be half as good man as his
Australian friends rate him as being, Billy Will
be kept Oh the move while the battle Is III
progress.
carly part of June, aud when he thoroughly re-
covers from hts sickness he win be given an
other chance by the California Club OF meeting
some OF the middle-weight fighters.
On The night OF June Sd the bantam pugill5ts,
Fred Began and Danny Mahoney, Will light to
finish at the Golden Gate Club, and during the
following month Danny Maboney-proVided he
will not ma an excuse 10 back out-wlli meet
Charley Rochelle. The club Will give the We
tUricus bantam handsome belt representing
the championship of the Coast.
Tine Occidental Club may match Gibbons and
Cushing Pugillsts Of their CALDER should make
an interesting exhibition.
RoCHETTE AND MULLER.
AT meeting Of the Boxing Committee OF the
Golden Gate Athletic Club e. Rochelle and Gus
Muller were matched for a ten rounds prior TO
The EilingsWorlh andsKelliher light on Friday
next. Rochelle is well known, having been the
winner in several ten-rOuDd set-tos. Muller ap-
LeaTed IN the tournament given by the California
Club aud won first prIZe In the bantam class.
BON have been eager 10 get at each 0lher Tor
some lime, so that an Interesting ten rounds may
De looked forward TO by the members.
ION W all mas notified Ted PrltcbaTd that he
must not 90 10 The United States TO fight Jack
dempsey as the English champion until he has
defeated NM and that II the Pelican Club VIII
put up purse OF $500 he will serve PrItcllard
lie same as he did Chesterfield Goode
Wiley Evans and George Mulhoand are likely
10 be matched by the San Jose Athletic ASsOcta.
tiOn for The end OF this month MuhOllaud
should be In splendid condition now. He has
been training faithfully for several weeks and is
being well looked after by Sheriff Laumelster
who reports him as being in excellent Xix.
Charley Mitchell and Frank SiaYin are wran-
CLING over conditions for a match for 9l000
Slvin wants to make match to a finish
Mitchell desires len or twelve rounds for $500
or $1,000
The sports of Denver are betting even money
That smith VIII not be defeated by the colored
champion.
smlli OF Denver and Peter Jackson will fight
Blk rounds 10 morrow evening la Chicago.
MCAFFREY's EXPLANATION.
j. b. Mccormick, Macon" who is In this city,