The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-17

fhis Would Re a Fight Worth Seeing
Peter q Match for ANY Man.
san Francisco Chronicl


Ills doubtful If James J. Corbett il the cham
pon heavy weight pugiist OF the world. There
neny one man, Peter Jackson, W hose perform
saees give him the right to dispute with Cor
Hsi the Title he won from John /. sullivan.
saat Charley Mitchell, Joe Goddard and all the
@her loud takers would not stand the ghost of
ssnow against either Corbett or Jackson is the
"efwneiming opinion OF the sporting world. IL
"a pretty surs thing that II sullivan could not
III coroett. neither Mitchell nor Goddard could
eol As 10 jackson. his draw fight with Cor
sss' in this city gives him a we'll defined right
hother battle to settle the question OF the
championship.
dispatches from the East state that Corbet.
sas Iisde up his mind TO give the sable fighter
i zoe coveted chance As soon ss his theatrical
seadsei with William A. Brady expires. As
money making proposition IL would be the
ssght Of folly for Corbe,t TO enter the ring
ssan when there are SO many dollars in sigh,
~ ne stage, When the public has been sur
R''ea With coroctt sn actor 1T will De time
saengh for him 10 arrange another fight
fsFson" Davies. who represents Jackson,
s's MS man comedies To Corbett the right to
shAss money for awhile. but in a few months
As Wiz expect the Californian 20 defend his
tile
Neih'ns would suit the admirers Of the pr 30
ing more Than Ca see these men come together
AHtf are Tue most ecleuslnC nEnterS IN
vac world today, and the battle. ii ever it takes
f'aee' VIII te splendid exhibition OF the in
tsa'ous ring tactics adopted by the modern
s seoeei ei rugil's;s, How the fight would end
t s.s' Tue sports are ssklnC each other. TAX
10 .he nght before the California Athletic Club
~o II. tNsAl, as q criterion 4; IL hard Tor two
kals e'S0 'n VINO Sho1'' VIII 'ne heA'
Va that nigh; Corhett we ghed sixteen pounds
$3.50 nsh Jackson Both men displayed re-
va sso.e endurance. BEAUTIFUL science. mar
r ssiiitN. but weak hitting powers They
ooia Ia tad condition. Jackson had iu-
- one oil his sukles, aud thinking he had
E. sa On wianing the fight se neglected his
.-NlAs anu tHdblgcd himself ia n manner that
- aet customary with hum. Corhe!, WAS
49,, - haa when he entered the ring lie WAS
r. so.asSTauVsly novice and virtually moth
- oa' al udeyeioped youth Nevertheless
II sSa!sd sxiy-oue rounds with Jackson. and
a. - ooacesied at the end that he had little
49, Hss' o. The dgAt The dusky champion was
sesA, but ae managed 10 conceal his con-
nj 'tola his antagonist When the men
-. al bath house after the battle CoreeEt
sAeAsea really VS.
- Raj known how used up you were
- hsfe done Tor yoa. bu, you fooled me,
'ss.s sad Cartatt
Aesass eoioFed man showed his teeth with
80 kf7n and made 30 susvcT. since that
,S,..sssA CREST Improvement has taken place 81
80 tie i a fuity developed nan. bag and
- udeF tie carSiui supervision % his
ts-s' h's s-iurs sGd muscles have Aecn ma
49, sSfriS' beae,! sud hardened The weak
- Nh%k could Not hit reGer Jackson hard
- l" AacCN hlm useless have becoTae
Ass.Se's asts ihs: lNja John J. Sullivan low.
a. 'hs lists tha wrists AMI arnis thSE were
No. eNHS sAblt-gS wGCu Cnriett ioHsa jack
80 tec0lnS, thfou "a czrcl a. mani rislstlo
f.sNnS'Aentns machines, the bars 81 steel
- va ice championship His siad, eivays
e.. as bee3 - improved that It's trainers
ass@S1tty ssSestcl that nc could have foagGt
la stei rounds with Sullivan a. tie pace
- ssse going Ia short sae .osbett oi today.