The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
BIe JOE MAUL1rFE APPEARS.
re Makes . PisythInR OF Jack Fallen ana
Inn,t EanlInE Very Wei at That.

Isn,t FeeIInE Very well at That
The reserved seats in the Fifth Avenue
Casino, South Brooklyn. we're sparsely filled al
the reception to the returning champion light
weight, Jack McAulifte but over 800 citizens
OF this town and Brooklyn filled the outer cir
cles of seats and galleries. The Red Light
Club of Williamsburgh had prompted the
private" gallery, and occupied 1t thirty-six
strong. under the leadership oil President Dave
Kennedy, having reached the hall in car
riaGes after drive from Con McAulifies estab-
lishment. at South Eighth and briggs street
McAuliffe appeared at the Casino about ga
! O'Clock and got a cheer as he passed to the
| dressing ROOM At that time there we're,
among others, the following regular attend
ants OF shows OF this kind in the house: Billy
| Murphy the Australian: snapper GARRISON
and Pinkney, Stalling. Terry Corkhill, F2uIz
| O'Brjen Burns Clark, Hughes, Collins. DAILY
| and tovett Of the Brooklyn League nine: Con
| McAulIffe Jack Adler, Jack Quinn, Dan Gal
sSRhsT Aee Brown De EN- T Sba@
pion Of years ago Sam See. and Bob Drew
There was unusual interest in the crowd for
Joe McAuIiffe. the San FranGscol giant. who
came East with Jack and Billy Madden. their
who hga PEEP Fan Tie G
as n 70 9' Pf aqn would Try any Of his back
with Paddy Smith and Jack Ashton at bis own
benefits and everybody was inquirinR who
vas the unknown that was going against Jack
The show was opened by Jack McMasters,
the trainer OF the Brooklyn, League Club. who
noted as master OF ceremonies and introduced
Tom Allen and Paddy. Lee. Joe Fowler and Jim
Mccormick, Tom McManus OF Boston and Dick
Cronin of Baltimore Jack Gallagher OF Brook
lyn. who Knocked out Frank Moore of Eliza
beth the other night and Johnny Banks;
Sailor Brown aud Bill Brady Of Bufi a as box.
Of Ireland as colar-and- wrestlers with
f9ats DempSs had an ana S@y 5GS WITH the
rounds, In which there was more hard hitting
than is often seen in goes for keeps" In the
bout between Brady and Brown the former
bleed. The BufTalonian hit hard: and once sent
Sailor almost to his knees by leit-hander on
Then Jack McNIasters announced that Mike
Gushing, the l26-po9nd champion. would spar
uhknoWn Was 1 expoded Wien McAuliife
appeared on the stage in his long blue trunks
ne was chsered with e5yor IN WHICH adS demon
part McAuliffe and Cushing spared three
scientific rounds that we're really pleasant TO
ness and Gushing, did such quick work that
his frlenes heaved heavy signs with the eXca-
NATION: " II he had only been in that shape
The Pacific coast champion next appeared.
and met with even warmer reception than
Jack McMaster said that Joe had been suffer
ing from tonsilitls for three days yet would
not d The people The SppSgss
we'll, although he has habby flesh over his
muscles: Fallon looked like dwarf alongside
Of the feet 81 inches from Frisco IT,, MeAuliae
without the short neck Of The typi,
ca! fighter. His chest Is broad, though
from the armpits in almost n straight line.
His thighs are enormous. and Just above tho
knees are punches Of muscles That. at a first /
glance, create a SUSPICION 4 bow legGedpess.
His calves are thick and well rounded, and his /
ankle are rather small. He arms are heavy. |
given the Brooklyn heavy WEIGHT three or four ,
touches, his work, was shown to be 20 good |
that several onlookers werc compelled to say: |
" And the coon licked that ellow, eh Z"
The giants illness made him take things
leisuFreey most Of the time, and all that he j.
ion was mere plaything for him. Fnlon
tried none of his didues. unless on a couple of .
when 1t looked to some people AS
though he were trying TO reach .iCAulticS
little harder than usual and sent the Strong
BOY staggering away. Generally Faon fought
through the Carifornlans quad. and plant
coupe.or more. but tGnominious failure at
tended each effort. McAulif>e Simrly held him
al arm length, aud would let him get
no nearer. every now and then hitting tho
Clip N tn" ear r cheek tina,
told. People who had seen Fallen spar with
partson. but that was impossible. The strong
Boy seemed 10 be afraid OF tn" color"d man
and kept away He tried 10 damage III" al.
partially estimate McAu,il!es strenG b was
had in the last short r"und. lnllon slipped
haf way i or the Fafe a, Is hT i e nack rom
rescGe. With one hand under The shoulder II
he Brooklyn man. VIII" weighs about ls0
pounds. he pulled him ha,k on the Platform
he crOSswalk to tho curb,