The morning call., 1890-05-11

meet inside the ropes. The Omaha pugilist has
not, however, defeated many good men during
his career as prlZe-fghter, although bis friends
say that he has record Of winning twenty bat
ties. Both men are training hard, Choynski at
Farley's and Davis al Neptune Gardens, Ala
media.
The Golden Gate Club feels confident that the
next fight between Kellber and Ellingsworth
viii prove to be very interesting. 1t appears
that Ellingsworth fought Kelllher almost to a
standstill al Los Angeles; and when he thought
the game was his Kelliher dropped his right fist
on "Ellie's" Jaw aud the contest came abruptly
to an end. Ellingswortb says that Ire will keep
his eye open the next time they meet, and that
keiliher will not have an opportunity OF exercis-
Ing his dangerous right on his Jaw.
There is some talk Of matching Professor Glea-
son, late of the Gorilla Club, against Paddy Cor
man. VINO Is al present travelling with Jack
Washington. Dempsey is on his way Easl, but
he may return to see the fight between La
Blanche and Young Mitchell
President Fuda Of the California Club is very
indignant over the reports published in an even
ing paper about Joe McAuliife aud Peter jack
son. MIR. Fulda says that the club has not been
considering even tile question OF matching Joe
McAulhe and Jackson, and that the only match
In view is a meeting between jackson aud
Sullivan, which is assured.
Apropos of this match between the white and
coloIed champions, sporting man who has ro-
sided In Boston many years. but who is now
friend OF Sullivan's In which the latter states
that The sporting men OF San Francisco would be
meet This man Sullivan" says the writer,
is gone beyond redemption. He has been
drunk night and day for months, and he Is now
only shadow OF his former self. i cannot see
how he ever can be got to hight again, besides he
has particular dislike TO fighting colored men,
which ne expresses when drunk as well as
sober"
Young Mitchell has been doing little exercise
at Sausaliio where he Is now rusticaiing with
his wife. His opponent. La Blanche, writes that
he Is making money In the East and will return
10 San Francisco III few weeks. II Will be a
great betting maIcn.
Young Huntington writes that he Will light any
120-pound pugiist In the State for suitable
purse, IN a contest TO hnish or any number of
rounds. Rochelle, who has been SO anxious to
tight any man In his class, can now be accommo-
dated: 1t seems that Mahoney has dropped out
OF sight
correspondent OF an Eastern paper, who has
not been refused admission TO the ex hibItious OF
the California Athletic Club. gives the following
description 10 his journal OF the President OF
the great boxing organizations:
The FL Dorado metropolis is the Mecca of the
slugger, and while he Is In favor thrlyes as
he never throve before. Here he finds his greatest
etc Club his best patron, and its President, Mr..
Lamartne X. Fuda, ID his beau ideal of sporting
demigod. Mr.. Fulda is very powerfully built man,
who stauds about feet 10 inches high and weighs
about 200 pounds.
Born of German parents, In Petersburg, Va,
about forty years ago. he was brought TO TINS Coast
when but years old, and all his life since has been
passed here For nearly twenty years he has lived
IN San Francisco aud there Is no man here more re-
spected than he. His business is that OF a lumber
merchant, a manufacturer OF sashes and doors and
he also dabbles extensively In real estate. DE Is an
amateur athlete OF wonderful strength. He has put
up pair OF three-pound dumb-beis 100 times
ike Charley Mitchell and Mike CIeary.
Ably assisted by an energetic working Board OF
Directors and having the confidence OF its every
member he is the life and the soul OF the club he