The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-30
IN HIS TRAINERS HANDS.
CANOE PLACE INN, sHrNNECoCx BAY
WILL BE sULJIvAN's QUARTERS.

CANOE PLACE INN, SHINNECOCK BAY
WILL BE sULJIvAN's QUARTERS.
The Big Fellow VIII 90 Isto Hard Train
ing on Monday or Tuesday Nsxt-He
Takes Some Preliminary Exercise with
Phil Casey sad Knocks on Thirteen
Pounds IN Fourteen Hours.
It has not been the fault OF either the hacker
or trainer OF John L. Sullivan that n training
ground has not been selected before this. Both
men knew that IL was important to have the
question settled at the earliest opportunity.
but they were willing to wait until proper
place could be had. As stated in The Sun at
the outset OF their efforts to find q spot. the
conclusion was reached that quarters must be
found near the water. where the best market
ing could be procured. and at the same time
far removed from visitors from New York and
Brooklyn. and from tenn ptations OF all kinds
Somebody told Johnston that Oyster Bay
was good place. Ho went there. but found
no location suitable. He visited several othor
towns and villages. but found nothing to meet
his wishes until yesterday. when he landed at
Days Head. resort touching the Atlantic
Ocean and about eighty miles down. on the
Long Island Railroad. Taking q carriage he
rode over two miles to Canoe Place Inn. After
thorough examination OF tho ground he
thought that this was just the place to have
the big fellow train. and after a conference
with Casey last night. Sullivan being present
1t was decided to locate there.
Canoe Place Inn Is at Good Ground station.
on the Sag Harbor branch Of the Long Island
Railroad. The inn is right on Shinnecock Bay.
and is owned by Ed H. MUMMY. It is also but
short distance from Great Peconic Bay. so
| that Sullivan can have great plunge into the
water alter hard run.
felt somewhat oxasperated over the conduct OF
week AGO. sna
the Gast week. PVT nothing to hurt" he said,
as M ever. and nd you know what that means"
S drnk until aeT his S;
ter was positively ,settled on Tuesday night.
trainer. Phil Casey. It was an Unexpected
nj iGT beth And The
Mo KY hs IN
glance. After a few moments talk, Casey said:
What do YOU think Of starting in to work in
and every facility for exercise viii Is offered
Sullivan lost no time in coming to conclu-
sion over the matter. He was surrounded BY
hIm n ere Of , persoEns ct the time but he
to Casey that lie would 90 with him anywhere.
Casey and Sullivan at once nee b asrded " street
car and were soon at the Brooklyn Handball
Here Sullivan viii live and werk ' Until Monday
or Tuesday next, when he will commence the
seSerer pfsp|a,ratons for bis $4,000 battle
eested to Sullivan that short run around the
court ana = dodge It the hsndtsil would not not
about 8 o'clo ok Bei9re starting in he stepped
aS sfa rSG s 1c Tf IL es sxss
ssSSss. .. TRs squirt nearly g isst ' oss
an hour them n'fhs s yeha h5ss
at and III the shbasfs sept e
ting # the naI At yey rstH
Just Ave pounds After shower bath. aG good
rub rub down; and rest Sullivan and his trainer
supper: Each man ate four lamb chops.
medium cooked. two slices Of dry toast. and a
'mfi! euP Il ses John after he had done
eating hGw dd relish that tasted better
f. Br9Sklyn, ana called en Charley Johnston:
ston's With Casey until their return ' was
little over three hours but in that period Splli-
asei s te e ss hn
lows hand and said, Now. / sm proud Of
rather lat Casey and Sullivan. instead q going
George. Hotel for the night. and Sullivan. in a
round. bold hand registered the name OF him
| They arose about e,s oclock yesterday morn
| ing. but Sullivan said he did not rest very we'll.
| but that was nothing unusual. as he was
ing He and Casey were ut the handbail court
about II o'clock. and both went through the
saan lost
of shower baths at intervals and powerful
This soreness will leave in, two or three
trim to begin hard work in earnest next week.
Casey says he will expect his man to weigh
s2e Tan he hsls s n
he In the ring next September
day morhns another p Tsr
ton. and partook Of the same dishes IS upon
nterwara and ate aIseS ee ME
asked for no drink Of any lind. and said that
he nad aband4 fPd sm0xlngS aith0pgh he
| harm.
Last night the champion and his trainer took
To-day they will 60 through the same routine
will witness the best handhall match that he
has seen for years. the contestants being Phi
| Casey and Major Carmody against DR.. Phi
| Smith and ohm Delaney
| McAuline and Goddard Fight To-nieht.
| sAx FRANCISCO. June 2a.-Not since young Jim Cor
belt met Peter jackson last year has there been
much interest shown in a prze fight here as In the
meeting o'morrow night between big Joe McAulia'
and Australian Joe Goddard for heavy weight honors
| What makes tho fight noteworthy is that the
| victor is morally bound to challenge Peter