The morning call., 1890-06-01
THE RING.
Jackson VIII Await suIlivau's Final An
swer-Notes.

Jackson VIII Await sullivau's Final An
swer-Notes.
The arrival OF Peter Jack son has created some
what OF stir in ling sports. leter has, among
his budget OF news picked up In various places,
some good stories which lie raltles of in quite an
entertaining way.
"0h, yes, indeed,' remarked Peter, with
good -natuied smile illuminating his counieDance
as lie spoke e" l could tell you many funny
things which happened 10 me while travelling IN
England and Paris, but one thing which I'M
pressed ME more than all was the receptions got
in the different cities visited in the East. When
sparting Win Ashton In Boston, Chicago or any
OF those l Will say, white settlements, the spec
tatois were on pins and needles while We were
boxing. and every moment some one would
shnM. KNOCK tfi5- nagers head on, Jack;
Make u pot roast out of hih,' Chew lin
W. KICK him in the shins,' etc. Well, when L
was down south among the colOred people the
excitement WAS intense, and every now and then
some one IN The audience would shout: Smash
his jaw, Peter; knock that white trash OUT;
ia.e c9nceiI out OF the slogga Peiah'i 'he's no
GOOD; 'hlll him quick etc"
Jackson has gone over TO Alameda and will
remain al his old training grounds until lie
learns some decisive news from sullivan, who
seems TO be rather unreliable and Uncertain as
10 his future intentions.
Sam Fitzpatrick, a member OF the Jackson
combination, will train Young Mitchell for his
fight with George La Blanche. Mitchell will 90
all Iii, work at SausaliIO. Billy Akers, who Is
matched 10 fight Jimmy Murphy at the Occideu-
ia Club, has also gone over 10 Sau.alito 10 train.
Ii now happens that the evening papers were
a but lIasIy in writing up The New Zealand
pugiiist. Fizsimmons, as being man OF very
generous disposition. 1t was stated that FitZ
gave Mccarthy 5000 OF The puI Sc he iecelved
fIom the California Club for whipping the Aus
tralian. This is not so, however, Me Is as
badly of financially now as lie was before the
fight took place. An hour after FlIzslmmons ie-
eelVed his money II was IN The keeping OF one OF
the banks, with The exception of IA lew dollars he
retained for his incidental expenses. Credit is
due only where II belongs.
The California Club VIII probably decide on
ing. If Murphy chose Hogan to referee the con
TEST lie had no tight at all 10 object to his de
cisiou aud The club, would do well 10 leave tile
case as IL stands.
The Golden Gate Club VIII meet next Tuesday
evening to arrange q fight for next month. IL is
probable Thai The Directors viii match Gleason
and Goiman II the dtler can be induced TO come
from Oregon. addy says IN a letter TO friend
that lie is going 10 New York with Dempsey.
Billy Smith and Jack Davis would be drawing
cards.
diapidated specimen of humanity drired
iuto the NV York Sun edtoiial-rooms The other
night, aud IN a husky whisper asked for de
spurtin' editor" He bore about him an aroma
OF bad whisky and challenge from Tommy
Barnes. he left the challenge, but with great
consideration carried away the Odor Few would
have recognized In The battered wreck the dap
per little English puellst OF a dozen years aro-
Joe Fowler. Ii was The ceverest OF the En-
elish inrortdtions and for IA time prOspeied
But The influence OF Bowery dives gradually got
in It's work, and to-day lie Is a ptiful tramp. a
sad warning 10 any one inclined 10 enter the pro-
fessioHa boxers ranks.
Flank J.. Slayen is alier Charley Mitchell He
challenges the Engisbman to fight (i4Ondou
iules) tor $500 SIDE, or Will arrange match
with gloves for S10UOOa side.
Nuuc Nallaee's hackers Offering big odds
that he Will whip Dixon, The American, out of
sight.
On May 10th Jim Carney posted $500 forfeit
with The Sporting Life 10 fight any man in En-
gland. America or Australia, from stone
pounds 10 stone 10 pounds, for $1,000 side
ana The lightweight championship OF the world,
the battle TO be decided on lie Continent or
under The auspices OF HE Pelican Club four OF
SIX months from signing articles. Challenge is
directed principally to McAuliffe, American
light weight champion, Myers or Carroll. The
latter will go East In July, aud as he is very
anxious to light Carney IL Is probable that a
meeting VIII be arranged.
The West End Athletic Club OF New Orleans
proposes TO put up a purse OF $4,000 Tor Jake
kllraiD and Joe McAuliife to fight Tor, according
TO Queensberry rules, In July, II both parties are
willing. hlraln SAID a few days ago that he
would be willing to meet either Sullivan or Nc
Auliife for purse OF that amount. Kllraip is
WIN Charley Rich, who Is Wiling TO back him
for $4,000 or $4,000 against any man Ia the
world.
Gus Muller, the pueilist, who was defeated by
Nochette al the Golden Gate Club, has not yet
recovered from The punishment he received.
Joe Choynskl VIII leave the city Tor the springs
next Tuesday, where he intends TO enjoy a good
rest
Ike Weir has accepted The offer made by the
Erie County Athletic Club OF Buffalo OF n purse
OF $3.50 for a fight with Professor Copuors in
Buffalo, June 18th.
The California Club will write Jack Dempsey
WIN view OF arranging II possible, match
between bim and FilZsimmons. Jack will GER
talDly refuse The offer Of purse for this meeting
as he has concluded to meet the winner of the
Mitchell-La Blanche tight.