The sun., 1891-11-29
WITHIN THE ROPED ARENA.
AeoxLNG MORE POPULAR Nv AMERICA
TO-DAY THAN EHER BEFORE

disco. There arc the Rhode Island Club ol
Providence and tho Ariel Of Philadelphia, but
neither seems to have the capacity Of pulling of
matches 10 q finish. Yet there are four inter
ssting fights to come Off In this vicinity before
Christmas or course. they will all be In pri
vstc. In other places dates have been put or
tho bills within the last two weeks so fire..
Sucntly that there would be jealousy In. this
part Of the country II fine programmes had
not been prepared here. But even as it is,
New York sports are growing that they have
% club. because they have to hustle
moro or less to get to these private
fights: whereas. II club were within
easy distance. they would receive due pub
Nc advertisement Of coming events, and.
for that reason. which entails q freedom from
worry on the getting the tip and the chance OF
III hands being arrested. see more generally
easy and peaceful outlook. They also COM
slsin because other localities nre allowed to
havo their clubs whilo New York Is not II Is
tue that there are more than few who prefer
me mysterious surroundings OF q fight in pri-
vate. There are also many who will 60 to q
akin glove fight and take all chances of arrest,
but there are thousands who wanta a club where
glove fights to finish may be held. Hence
he growl.
New Orleans has two fights coming of soon.
Billy Myor and Jimmy Carroll on Dec. 10 at
thc Olympic Club. and Austin Gibbons and
Andy Bowen on Dec % at the Metropolitan.
Ban Francisco has Benny Coe OF Boston and
tho Black Pearl at tho California Club on
Nov. 30. and Joe Choynski and Billy Woods at
tho Pacific on Dec. z. It was also fixed for La
Buncho and Alexander Greggains, the ex-
amateur middle.weight champion Of the Pa
cihc coast. to fight at the Occidental on Dec.
r. but L. Blanche to heSs found
liill fowson. The Englishman;, being on the
ss 10 I'll Hees and Tem %s
nj sSsiss RI %5 SS:sa ssSon n
SSSs% .s,ssS sSs aRd sss
yhen Clubhouse steamer arrived, and whom
walk down the gang plank he was overcome
With sorrow. Bowen fs 2 very short man. and
touched sey Orleans mot ons
zearndei had won 1al11v wlth his heiGht and and
ana reach business ana. PSoiiut blank: refused
to ms match
money that Bowen's people had been sup.
to hy0 anS but vsct n AF Ws1 eSHan at tSa s
switched around. forgot about height and
something Of the. personal: outside Of the
money, consideration. whenthese fellows meet
RrSoi Fl the s1t5ems pGSpqha,t.y .,
and IN earnest when he says be viii fight any
SSnm y sfy IS ssh
elass man. Yet he packed Brooklyn theatre
don't Ron Re aaa ss bossd
s S R.vs Isek DEMPSEY and
yss nS t los y E II the S attendanes. Seorse sse
theatres where he shows, and the ,SlaXin
brothers. who took a rest last week; did the
HasT # s ms mnens cs nsesH Ss wss
and NO It goes all the way through. Boxing Is
e + never D"bu
many capable boxers in all the classes. Take
ths classes asses Of nnE stand!pG.feathsSr HS weights
and put 10 those OF recent advent-bantam:
los pounds; Y; 10 rounds. II. 1ls rounds. 1Ahl22
sas Ss aHd to thI svs wsse
these ars great dayss lor The boxers: n,
Jack. calls to mind the unusual claim that
Sask sheshan: the weil,known tlpste,r , on the
These Soys. ' said Sheehan to a Sun 1a': re-:
porter. lay no pretence to any champ ponship:
y simply want t2 BE- knSSn
warm friends since they have been in the East.
% ns T. hsy IRE csab bey and @ 1te
se bToSer ddy hoTeve ho1s % eee sees S
To .ds hsvs the lost match lot & Ct fss Pser snsa he
N, ssSS SsSd IL; sSysS
;Ss:eG;da @ x"Td lsit iSS I IF%sddy AIi hands a agree
ihs is bIis is isIow :, snd Ssnsrsl|y nov bore;
WIEN he kaa H chapIeS te for
or yesy Rsf ssh ans 5 c4S 9s Ratih 18th
rstii,sd IN Dec IT, BOT Both Sides say they % arc re
rssSy to sfa Hns GsSsyn rua and
manager. seems inclined TO q. preference Tor
London ring rules: He says he viii ,cuarantao
wi Ss hh ;he 5aek & Mysyy
sh % daaspa WHERE the Estb
stake. when It viii not be necessary to sell 50
tsomebody has proposed to Billy Madden that.
II the event Of the CoIbett m IT. match falling
see oM aer gen sups
Choynski to be in Maher class" replied Had
.ten. II think you will admit that the. Irish:
Very. we'll. Joe Goddard beat ChoynsEl twice.
lp a few rounds eash time. Hnd Lecs hghts a |
w SSw hey tSs Sn
they metz No." continued Billy. "wo want
TSs ssa %sn asn Charley Mitchell really wanted
70 fight Corbett when he, challenged him Is
being ridieuled more than eyer; now tlnt
iuat as Rod Mcmahon. tho bookmaker. said:
Mitchell fight Corbett2 Don't believe It.
He's too smart to do anything OF thut kind
vii the fighting for the f1rn."
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