The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28
r1an1lNel At the
A Great Crowd Witness some Good and
indifferent Bonts.

indifferent Bonts.
Although The Entertainment Committee oil
the New York Athletic Club sent up the price
OF visitors tickets to 50 for Saturday night s
Professional boxing tourney. the spacious
gymnasium was again damned. Nine lights
were put on during the night and while sew
crnl were interesting. and one positively OK
citing. there was general disappointment over
tho show rs u whole.
Tho officials wcre Refcrce. Maxwell Il.
More; Judges. L. W. Kearney and James NJ
Motley: Timers. S. d. SEQ and II. c. Fisher;
Master Of Ceremonies. Prof Mike DonovaiL
Tho first dish served up was n siy-round en-
counter between JACK Dundor Of Jersey CITY
and John Dolan Of Newark. 137-pound mem
Tho men got to work without any preliminary
sparring. 1t was smuggling encounter from
the call Of time until the close Of the round.
Dundon was not particularly clever. but in the
Newark man he had tho softest kind OF
mark. He soon had tho Newarker's face COW
cred with blood The referee finally put u stop
to the brutal contest, ilfty.flye seconds before
s ssy sYss al s nr who
dog Eameness OF Dolan came in Tor wiiu
Two wcll.known amateurs then entered the
5 hsy s eq Rndy Ksy aS Sd fcte both
bo 1S on npa nsh ' f Kss men
sos s af htns w MeN hSr' hSd the st
the first four rounds. but Kelly warmed up in
n sa not sen to eap tSe n
alter the contest. and in a stirring speech OBJ
jcstSatG any remarks being made against the
The veteran Johnny Clark OF Philadelphia
recalled old times BY appearing n t9ur-
t tom caSI sho a" that he siIl had iittie
fight and all Of the .Grent .cleyerness left and
he fairly sothSred the Wnsh,n ~ INA who
The Judges went through the iolmality OF vot-
kn unpop,,lar decision stopped tho next
fight just ns it was getting to be interesting.
The rarticiIans were Billy Peterson Of rhila
f The EoseEMt kept tho crowd In I" roar BY
his clever d"ring and capGring r about the
bud" was H knocRa H to his knees Peterson had
Sow Struck ruSE the " osebnd foreHeaa Wills
down; It did no damage. was not an inten;;
when Referee Moro decided tho fight against
Petersen on foul, 1t wns tho first time the
Edward McCloskey. and Archie Hore., tho
latter being down on the programme as Null
pound bout. The boys knew little about fight.
ing, and a miserable +, Exhibition was stopned
Water "a" e Cam rG Affair 9I,s ss 6and
tH1 next bout with Frank Moo 5S an Elizabeth
puGilist.
Two Africans next mixed matters. Frank
Craig. the Harlem Coffee, Cooler" meeting
Bob Jackson OF Grecnvlle. The Cooler"
had things all his own way. IIo is to meet Bill
Dunno again. in n siy-round contest for u
$3.50 purse. at Mike ponova ms benefit at the
LenoX Lyccum on April 8.
Tho next contest brought Charley Mccarthy
of Philadelphia and Tom Ike. ly Of 1ioboken to
public view. They were scheduled for six
round. when Kelly threw ul' his hands and
said; Gentlemen, Pm not uuitter. but I've
spraned mo back.
The committee. in view of tho several dis
appointments. put on an extra bout between
Rosebud" on n foul. and Alexander Stocks.
the colored boxer who won the recent middle
weight colored championship of BILLY Robert
darkey. who is fairly stiH puncher and ex-
ceedingly clever and quick. He b ad Peterson
groggy in the second round. The Phladel-
phian made rally in the last two rounds but
the Judges GaNc tho verdict to Stocks.