The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-18
TWO OUT IN THREE MINUTES.
PETER MAHER SHOWS THAT Hs rs
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Peter Maher. the Irish champion. made q
great usme for himself ct the Madison Square
Garden last night ~ knocking out two men IN
less actual time than comprises single round
and did the WORK ID such clean -cut, positive
style that By II he becomes entitled to enter
che front rank OF boxefA Tho enthusiasm
that his performance created among the A.OOO
epectstors wac Of the most demonstTstive
character. and the young man would have been
carried to HE dressing room II he had not Cd.
tected. Az II was. the crowd surged otter ana
around him az he went away from the plat
form and almost carried him along. The mop
about his drsssinG.room door was 30 eager TO
zee him At close quarters. or. AZ was the case
with several enthusiasts. 10 touch his flesh.
that Peter was fortified against sharp piece OF
woodwork and suffered an abrasion OF tho
shoulder
II was great exhibition altogether. The
bouts were all good. and the crowd large
Billy Madden. Makers manager. was the mas
Ter 81 ceremonies. The Show opened with o
collar and-elbow wrestling match between
Jimmy Conlin OF the Fifth ward and Black
Barn." a Vermont colored man. They tugged
away at each other while the men In the gal
ieries yelled. and Black Sam won two falls out
oi three. Then Eugene Hcrnbscher and Bob
Ringsrmsn gave boxing set-to that enliven.
Cd the crowd more yet. and they were followed
By Paddy German. the Australian middle
weight, and Tommy Clark OF this city. George
Wright the sx.CAnadian feather weight
who had evidently visited more than
one hostelry on his way to the Gar
den. put on the gloves with Billy
naymnndri Buston. and 1ot u good punching
for his dikIlsy Of Ead judgmenit; put tEs on;
isa. MADE : ii q ian n a Tout that wlnded
isiious" Bill Gseix lace that Ga6ig
ad.nns -e e. st gsn tcm Z Bill 6aeey Ma
Fsrono sS W.n an Saes.s I q sSs
YkS sIisous s" k .y ioiis~sa: asd Jerry
siattSfy and Jim Brady Of Buffalo, heavy
&s tf sas s fss and JACK fsllS
BE4kly9 Strong Boy, had three r POUNDS and
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H,rs that MRher had been willing TO spar the
81 s hG wo Saa he
made II known to Madden that ne would ike g
sd 1ns sSs saars uerys they ap.
piandeti him. Matl,len wan willing to accom-;
t es ne NY T. e sas
I nTh Soa ~ man wso viii Nh Tsers was Whifwind
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WAY from his dressing room iouoWed oy JACK
hsher took Up an easy and graceful 'si position
prepared to act on the defensive But good as
W!th"a i's avail H after ssher once 60 sta isi
Peter opsnrd the bal! With s,, Light lsitn nsn
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bmash-e. however. and before he kney
y he was again Oh the ropes s at the
back toward the centre OF the ring to let
Smith come out A. poor a sfx mae Sf waS
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Sailors face teok on dubious expression.
but several we'll dressed men. who were BY
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man. Induced him to try II. anyhow. Sailor
n2nnted the platform 4, gipger|y. ...
Upon Mahor hit him On the mouth and. stag
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1eck. He arose quickly and down he went
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ieored him a fourth time; ~.
Sots sa ssaf' ssn on
y army q ipisnds used to make II tho
Gi i sSIs sIn. B,!ly M. ~, den; wa. standing
ia thought from the very start that there |
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r. @ ss s t ~s GENTLY ea soan s m ms
ssas s.G y ssi s$ Ell i.' tHss
o get up. but couldn't Time. ~ seconds.
The Harlem Yacht Club Elect Ofacsrs.
fhs annual election Of officers OF the Harlem Yacht
Hob tot the coming year took place night
4 the club house $40 East i21st street There wers
many SAhdSdstss Ia the heid making the election such
enss,y r6ntssted one that Il wab well into the morn.
hE WHEN the deciding ballots were cast. Tho officers
lscted were A. foiowss Commodore, T. Il. Mo
'ohnel; vtes.commodors Mortimer p. Lee;
Oar Uonmodors: Julius orssnbaun,: Fleet. Captain
saysra', Tns.c, ,secrsliry
,sl; CopsspSndins Secretary: D. bates; Fleet
Gps william THHMnsf JShn:oS RoS:T,h Wiley
I, RyArdedSld. J, Z. Kennedy. r. J.. Hendfy; Member
hp aoRnittss u 4 EuiIsr. u. o. Aooord, John frau
Tha reports os oacsrs and committees for the mas,
ssE sh9& te elnh TO be 10 very prosperous condition