The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-23

row sullivan Oy SURPRISE, ana IN 6ucn q
inner az to make him strike his head with
at force on the wooden floor. The blow
70 John Il. . headache that bothered him
llivan's mind a distrust and contempt
the man that he never got over From
It time the man in training had not the
II in his work that would have appeared
he had . thoroughly o%onRenial task
lstsr. Surely Sullivan's 218 pounds at
chbur9 didn't seem to indicate that he
a been worked too hard. Muldoon had =
1t explanation for the presence of all that
by saying that he left it on to be worked
d 1t the fighting ground, but Sull!van's
bnies say that 1t was there because Null
on couldn't take it off. In view of these
ltsments it would look 90 though Null
on's name must DO dropped in the dis
Bsion, especially ~ Sullivan ID not the
i'd of man to forget personal enmity for
siness purposes. Az to Pat Shesdy 1t 10
ubtful il he would undertake the job. He
pbRbly couldn't give all his time to IL,
q unless hs did his services wouldn't be
nth much.
third man who has been named il the
low to bring about the best results, il he
lLnpdextaka the contract. He 10 Charley
hnston, OF Brooklyn. Johnston has been
lliyan's friend and admirer for years,
d to no man does the big fellow yield
bre respect. Johnston would be a strict
bit he had q master. but he would also
that his trainers heart was in his work
hat it would be more a labor Of love with
guardian than q mere business affair
even a scientific experiment. Johnston
d do it if any man can, and whom his
ALLEGATIONS are fairly considered most
Dpls will say SO.
i'm Corbett recently gave to a Sun re-
rter some new facts-and they can GER
BIT with Peter jackson. II admit that
arms were very tired before we were
kpped," said Jim, "but I was better off
IN jackson, whose legs were fast ap-
paching a state of collapse. I knew this,
d kept him moving all the time. Even
those ten or hfteen rounds when scarcely
blow was struck. l kept my hands in mo-
and lot Jackson dance. When he led
mo. it was the easiest thing to avoid his
We pinning enough to follow me up.
hen tho referee ordered me to stop / Was
mbfounded. I intended to keep him
mping q little while longer, and then
Ike a final effort to send him down. I am
70 that one clean knock-down would have
tiled him, for he could hot have got on
legs again without the greatest diff
kty. if at all, and then | would have had
u. But they were betting 100 to so
final chance. I am quite willing to
h." added Corbett. ''that 1 didn't know
ite a. much about the game then as / do
W, and if / ever meet jackson again I
bill pursue somewhat different tactics." 4
The l42-148 pound men are fast becoming
tognized as a class by themselves, and
now hear of = match between Hits Peck
m. of Pennsylvania, and Tommy Ryan,
Chicago, to take place at the new Crib
rss and the ''welterweight championship
America"
Peter Maher, the Irish champion, ia got
n il Just now, Jack Fallon, Gus Lam
kt, whom he once defeated In a round.
d Billy DAILY all having bombarded him
tn challenges on paper. Shrewd Billy
kddsn, Maher's manager, will have none
them, all the same, and insists on fol-
wing the advice of Tony Sage, who sent
kher to this country. to put him against
5 best, or none.
roueh it win Re remembered Larkins re-
bed to fight Lynch for = $500 purse
|hranteed by an individual who proposed
constitute q club all by himself. The
Eseyman WAS then beating the horses like
ything, but alas! that is all changed
w., and Larkins has consented to 70 away
wn to New Orleans and fight Johnny
ifin for the same amount. He will start
out next Thursday, and will meet the
et man he has gone against in a finish
|ht, although his six-round bout with
ok Farrell resulted practically in a finish,
the Harlemite had enough in four
binds.
Paddy Mcbride is after Jimmy Lynch
lain, and says he can get backing Of
LOCO. Philadelphians have always
limsd, since he was defeated by the New
(rker, that he can still beat Lynch. De-
lied fighters always do say that, but Nc
|ide ia so much In earnest that he would,
says, throw up a forty-two weeks en-
cement with a combination he IL travel
k with, to get zone more" chance at
inch.