The morning call., 1890-04-06

Carroll and Smith have made many visits to this
city from their training quarters recently, and
that Smith is suffering from a very bad cold,
which may lead eventually to p0sponement of
the match.
CAROLS trainer, ETIngsworth, was on the war
path last Friday evening, and in his rambes
about town visited George la Blauche's saloon.
The latter gave Mr.. Elngsworth bit Of good
advice and admonshed the pugllist aud trainer
for The manner in which he conducted himself
when under the influence OF boiled oil.
The Golden Gate Club has changed the date of
the TuTneT-Kelliher fight from the 23d to tile
10Th Inst. The conscientious manner In which
The pugliists have trained since the match was
decided upon Is strong evidence that the fight
will be good one, although II IS apparent tbat
Turner Will sell a strong fayorite in the pools
He is backed by Stockton millionaire and a
combination Of Slough City sports which Will lay
large odds If necessary on him as against the
money Which VIII be placed on kelliher by his
friends.
The latter Is said to be a very dangerous OPP
po9ent when he is 10 condition, and as lie is now
In nrst-cass trim Turner may expect harder
Eight than he anticipates. There Is one thing
however, about the Stockton colored pugilist
which Is admired by the patrons OF fistic sports
and 1t Is this: IL matters not TO Turner who his
opponent may be, he never undertakes an antag-
onist, and from tue moment he settles down 10
train he loses not the least opportunity 10 have
himself In hrstclass trim on the night OF battle.
In this respect there are very few of Turner's
profession who follow his example, hence the
many unexpected surprises in the prlzering OF
to-day. The Golden Gate Club will probably also
add TO the illumination of Its gymnasium by hav-
ing the gas caldrou FURNISHED up little other
wise Kellher will become dIshearteHed at not
seeing the marks OF his A. ouncers appear on the
clouded ylsage of his cOlored opponent.
Billy Mahan, WHO is training to fight Billy
Shannon, does The greater portion OF bis work
riding on hearse between this city and the
cemeteries. Billy says that the change OF air
does him great good.
Professor Corbett said TO a reporter of the
New York World few days ago that the woods
OF San Francisco are full of rafting good anna
Ieur puglllsts. Speaking OF The style OF boxing
mat prevails In the West, the Professor re-
marked:
1t differs In many respects from the models OF the
D1s tnInk 1t is fully as effective The
70 mold their own with the crack amateurs Of the
East without dihcuty. Among the cleVerest men
in California jos Choynskf of the Golden tjate
Club l65-pounder, VINO is about the best two.
handed heavy weight boxer ever saw. lie lately
has been matched against Billy Wilson, a st. Paul
man. Ching 1885 pounds. Besides posse ssipg
wonderful science, ChOynski Is rusher. Another
splendid two-hand d fighter Is J. L. Laferty a
lightweight who has mi de a remarkable record.
Jack Kitchen OF Oakland is heavyweight who tips
the scales 100, stripped Like Lafferty he IS a
wonderful amateur, and 1 consider him good
deal cleyerer than many men who travelling
around the country posing as champions aud max,
ing show of themselves. might easily mention a
hundred others belonging to the Olympic and Cali
Iornia clubs who could divide the hotors with the
outright.
=, La Blanche has signed articles to fight Young
Mncheil at 154 pounds on June 9th. The pu-
gllists VIII weigh In at the ring side. Both have
made their I'll st deposit The Marine aud Nike
Thu sday next "' "
Frank Allen of the California Club dressed
himself In suit Of Chinese clothes last Friday
on wager. He did not go further than the end
OF Tho first block before lie was attacked by an
antEChinese bulldog. Doggy yanked a MOUTH
iul OF cloth from Franks neither garment No
more Chinese suits will be worn by Frankie
telegram has been sent from this city TO Jim
Carney, champion lightweight OF Eugland, ask
Ing The latter II he Will fight Jimmy Carroll In
the California Club.
Peter jackson is reported by Eastern papers
as being pugillst who can mold his own with
John l. sullivan In front OF a saloon bar.
PRESIDENT T. lda Of tile California Club thinks
tDat Jack dempsey will be here To challenge the
wilmer OF The Mitcheii-La Blanche fight. Ii is
Wbisperedlhat DEMPSEY Will turn his back upon
San Francse" for many months.
The correspondent of an Eastern paner at
Melbourne says Duncan c. Ross was engaged to