The morning call., 1891-12-05
ALL-ROUND SPORT.
No More Boxing Among BOYS
in the California Club.
Danny Mahoney Throws Fight in Los An.
geles = December Battles "A Letter
From an Oakland Athlete.

President Fulda of the California Club
states that under no circumstances will
boys under IS years of age be admitted to
the club in future on fight nights, much less
be given the privilege of boxing under the
clubs auspices.
Danny Mahoney might just as we'll re-
turn TO his trade He allowed very ord-
nary boxer to best him at Los Angeles a
few evenings ago, because he was guaran-
teed small sum of money to lose the contest.
Sports can say whatever they please re-
garding how pugilists train, etc. There is
one thing certain, however, and that is
Patsy Cardiff will 90 most Of his training
between his sleeping apartments and the
grill-room of his training quarters.
New Orleans has two fights coming off
soon. On the 10th inst. Billy Myers and
Jimmy Carroll will meet at the Olympic
Club and on the I'D Austin Gibbons and
Andy Bowen at the Metropolitan.
In this city the next battle will be at the
Occidental on the 14th between Greggains
and La Blanche; on the 18th Woods aud
Choynski at the Pacific Club, and on the
22d Cardiff and McAuliffe at the California
SOME sECoND-RATERs.
The New York Sun has the following
concerning Scrappers: 1t looks very much
as though the match between Peter Mailer
and Jim Corbett will be arranged on De-
cember 18th. Both sides say they are ready
to arrange fight under any rules, and each
has $1,000 up. Billy Madden, Makers man
ager. seems inclined to preference for
London ring rules. He says he will guar
antee to pull such fight off, and points to
the way in which he ran the Jack Nc
I~Auliffe- Billy Myer fight in Indiana where
the gate receipts were $1,000. His argument
is that if he could conduct that affair with
success he can carry out n London-rules
n pDn1 wi nj ha
necessary to sell so many tickets.
Somebody has proposed To Billy Madden
that, in the event of the Corbett match fall
ing through, he should match Maher against
Joe Choynski. Il don't see how you can
figure Choynski to be in Makers class" re-
piled Madden. Il think you Will admit
that the Irishman is away above Jack Fal-
Ion, wont you? Very WELL Joe Goddard
beat Ch0ynski twice, in few rounds each
time, and Lees fights a draw with Goddard
Now, how about Falon and Lees? Didn't
Fallen get the decision when they metz
No." continued Billy, I'VE want unbeaten
men,"
The idea that Charley Mitchell really
wanted to fight Corbett when he challenged
him is being ridiculed more than ever, now
that Slavn has been matched with ia ckson.
1t Is just as Rod Mcmahon the book-m aker
said: Mitchell fight Corbett? Don't be-
lieve it. He's too smart to do anything o f
that kind when he has a partner whom he
EATING EGGS.
There Is man on Ferris ranch at
Ignacio Marin County. named Jim ! Dung,
who won wager OF $50 a few days ago by
demOlishing sixty raw eggs in II minutes
ii seconds. Young sends word that he will
meet any man in the State in an egg drink
ing or qual-eating contest for any amount
of money. Young has forfeit of $50 up in
the hands of a Mr.. McQuade, foreman OF
the ranch, as guarantee of meet all corners.
The loser must pay for the eggs.
The New York World says: Captain
Mike FlaheTtY of this city received a
souvenir yesterday from Mr.. j. j. Jamison,
Secretary of the New Occidental Athletic
Club of San Francisco. in the shape of one
of the gloves Young Mitchell used in his
fight with Reddy Gallagher The inscrip-
ton of the presentation is engraved on q
gold plate fastened to the wrist of the glove
Jamison should have sent the Captain one
OF his own photos in tights. 1t would be a
highly entertaining picture and more highly
priced than the gloves.
CLEAR as GLASS.
Cal Mccarthy in speaking of John Muir
ply Of Boston wanting TO fight in San
Francisco for $500 purse, says: "What is
the use in going all the way to California
for that amount of money? Why not fight
with skin gloves 10 the finish for n stake of
$1,000 Il side and a nurse? We can do lust
as well, if not better" 1t is as clear as
glass that Mr.. Mccarthy does not want any
fstic disturbance with Mr.. Murphy He is
right. as Murphy would do" him in quick
order.