The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-12-10


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Jack slavin brother Of Paddy and that's
where his representation of q fighter
comes in, who is showing at Miners The
ater in New York agreeing TO knock out
all comers in four rounds, was terribly
surprised last week in running up
against a tartar, Tom McMahus, and
came within an ace of having the tables
turned on him. In the first round the
Australian had things all his own way,
the New Yorker. being apparently in
timidated BY the name ,."Slaein, '-and
done nothing but duck and get away but
all the time watching Slayin's tactics and
he must have come TO the conclnsionth that
"Paddy's" brother wasa greatly over
estimated man, as in the second round
McManus went at him right and left and
in a clinch, when ordered to break, Sla-
vim shoyed him off the stage and for this
he was loudly fhissed; if he, had any
friends in the audience they must have.
then and there deserted him.N In the
third round McMapus was rights after
;slavin and ;, knocked him all over the
stage and when TING was called he, had
the Australian all but gone. When time
was called for the. fourth. round, it was
seen that the crowd was with, Mac as
they kept holleripg out to. him u finish
him finish him." as he was hitting. Sla,
win whenever he wanted and had. it not
been for the ;cnrtan being run down be-
fore the end Of the round, Slavin would
surely have been knocked out: This
dub Slavin never. was thought much Of
by the experts Of Frisco and this fight
proves conclusively that they bad him
sized up about right, as after he knocked
out tBlly Smith no club would. offer to
match him again.
1t appears a settled fact now tha
jackson and Slavin will come together
AS the only obstacle to consumating tn,
match' was the demand made by jackson
for s. so expenses>an to this the Londol
Sporting Clu6 has agreed to and the fgh
is looked TO como off in. June, Derb.
week, This shodld prove one Of tn
greatest fights ever. seen and will settl
thsnndisputed yclaim Of Championship .
Australia which both claim II il 10
early to predict the winner of this hgh
but,this paper viii surely pick him Be
fore it comes ofasera "'H'"'" a''f"F
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On the 18th Joe CloynsFi will NEE
Billy Woods in the Occidental Club for
$4,000 purse ,'i , and from account
both men are paying strict attention |
their training and the members win q
doubt be- treated to a great contes
Woods will weigh about twenty pount
heavier than Joe,d notwithstanding tn
and that both men have. met and defea
ed Jack Davis, 'the San Francisco 81
has the cabin the betting at odds Of tv
to one, it Is as good thing TO place mon,
on Woods, withIa cOpperhq ,''A <
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