Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
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fcoPFF1esT l-so sr etcHzLLEs a COT
Anoag Ens ish sporting mea, ths
s8sarblaz toeis tasl new Is tie slaVia-
AsAallfs aga. HaleA takes place -
ths rooms of she 0r.aouds Ciab, IA ths
latter part Of septsEosr or early "A
October fhsFs aas been great deal
o. issleasY between tie Orlaeads an4
ths Pslieza. TIE latter, 4s everybody
kross. - the ssslisss clab Ia Lea 3oa,
VITA aoE fsN noDls Lords and honor
sals elder sons alaong its members,
wHlls ths OrnoHds 10 e0aPossd of msr-
ehsass big business nsa, brokers an&
. soodly proportion ot tRs leading
hockaAksrs Ever since she visit OF
sglliVss, thsrs has been hot rivalry BE-
tassn tAs Two organizations, aad When
ths asg0tisGioas Tor Hssting between
the Australian chazapi0 snd ths Ms
si0n Boy we're opened, is was the in
tsntiOa Sf ths PsliozRs tS capture the
sho for thsmssiyss Psading the con
elasioa Of the negotiations. shs lively
battle between "SaRe" Wallacs aad
Di1ou came OF a. the Pelican Clab
rooms, ssill farther rousing I As Jealousy
CT the Orn0adss.
Matters we're ia this state when, on
Msr S0th, AeAuh1ss ehallsnss 20 fght
SulliYa an, Kilrain or Slavia hanging
IRE, aud none OF the three being in
haste apparently so cover his deposit,
Sisvia issued q ehsllengs TO any Of the
three, TO nght for eight hundred
pounds aside at the Pelican Club, or TO
meet sullivan On the Continent aud
hzhG Ia six months for enc thousand
poanas AE9 ths ehanPioashIP OF the
world McAulife a. once eAeled his
scosptance Of tho ctsllsngs. just here
prise BY Offering thousand pounds TO
have the match bstwesn the men come
of At its rooms For the nrs, time the
noble PelicAas found themselves out IN
the cold
Lord Lonsdsls, Of Beatrice Cameron
fame, one of the leading spirits of the
Pelican, had acted for his club in the
negotiations and had had several meet
inzs with Billy Madden, the trainer of
Slavin, with regard to having the
match 81 the Pelican rooms. Madden
was anxious that it should take place
there and so also were the friends of
NcAuliEs, but Slavin stood out for the
Ormondss and the bigger money. NJ.
Crichton Temple, representing the
Ormondes wrote Offering to put up
purse Of a thousand pounds, pay the
whole OF McAaliffs's training expenses
and forfeit Ave hundred pounds in the
event OF interruption or unfair play.
This offer was communicated 10 Lord
Ionsdals, who immediately advised
Madden 20 close with it since Slsvin's
party had absolutely refused TO box at
the Pelican. Lord Lonsdale, it should
be explained in justice TO that nightly
Ing British peer who seems - have
good deal Of the spirit of the Marquis
&C Qaeensbsrry in him, had even offered
90 take up the management of the affair
and % give a purse If the fight came
OF At the Pelican, but all IN vain
The sportsnanliks course adopted By
I.onsdale in the matter has done much
10 smooth over what might otherwise
have been decidedly unpleasant cpl
sode between the two clubs and when the
fght does come off. the attendance will
be = large and doubtless very distin-
gaishsd one Lonsdale viii be there,
the rich business men OF the richest
city in the world will be fully repre-
seated. and there will bs big delegs-
tion OF sports from ireland present by
invitation Of the club. The betting has
already begun, and willis both men
have strong friends IL Is hard to say
which il really the favorite, although
Il looks Ike Sisvir. The Australian will
be managed and trained By John Lewis.
while Billy Madden, the little man who
discovered and trained John L. Sulli-
van before bis sights with Flood and
RYAN. viii do the same for NcAuliae.
Both the principals srs exceedingly
came men and hard fEhtsrs and IL il
expected that the mill VIII be charac-
terirsd by some pretty heavy hitting.
which IL lust to the taste OF the British
nr.zs-rinz goers, who were ia estacies
over The amount Of gore spilled st the
recent Wallace Dixon fight. NcAulifs
i an aggressive fighter and generally
+.kas tha initiative in bis battles.
SIavin ia known as a heavy slurger.
but be will need TO employ al his
.cisncs snd strength when ne faces the
EMISSION Boy who has ths advantage
in weight and height. being the biggest
nan in the rinz since she days Of
OBaidwin. th. Irish giant. He stands
4 feet 8 inches in his stocking feet and
tfps the beam AZ 2~J pounds, while Sla-
vin IL feet II inches and weighs 210
ponds
NcAnHHe learned 20 box ~ th- Mis-
sion Clab a. San Francisco and be tells
rather amusing story Of the way be
came % win his drst lsursls "a hard
hitter Ons Of the club men was
noted bully Who. when IN hi. cups. de-
frhssd 20 terroriEs the timid members
by thrsats of = whipping. On ous oc-
easion hs began his bluff game while
Joe va. present and the latter told him
% come around when he Vas sober sad
he would be sccom odsted. Nothing
i'th. The fellov axr-sd, saa a. the A.
pointed hour he res on hsud 20 whip
McAuiTs III. stri ippsd snd prepared
e. snnihUat, BIN. Which ths latter.
merely taking OF his coat, knocked ont
the bi zzsr mas With = strsight blow on
ths point of ths chin Hia friends
urzed him - q 20 sighting profession
.'fr after that. .ni - did His next
opponent vss lack Brady. The hesvy-
wsight chsmPicn - the Pacific coast.
whom he whipped sssily. Othsr acted
fighters we're nat snd rsnquishsd. IN
cIudinz Paddy Rvsn. -hsrn IA Knocked
cat in three rounds -ithous sustsi sininS :
s,ratch He .fter-srd iefssssd Fran <
Glover cf Chica<o = a. rounds, and
Mixs Conlev Of Ashland. Wis., beth