, 1892-02-14

March .. Gilmore-C Collins, Detroit; fiu-
ish.
March 3. Frazer Murphy, New Bed
ford; finish.
March %. Weir-Allep, New Bedford;
finish.
May 30. Jackson-S lsvin, London; fin
ish.
--, Reset Brennan. Rock Springs;
finish.
JoE M'AULIFPE.
Jot McAulitfe has at last reached the
level of his thus far demonstrated ability
as a fighter, fighting unknown" n%ovices.
A match with an unknown has been Of
fered Joe BY the Pacific Athletic club of
San Francisco, who, in trying out the
new man say that he developed the DOS
session of quick, shifty, bard hitting tao
tics aud lair science. besides tipping the
beam at $50 in condition, and standing
six feet six inches high. Patsey Cardiff,
after seeing him refused to allow of a
better line on him. being obtained by a
trial bout, unless a good purse was put
up. If the unknown possesses the above
requirements he won't require much ex-
perience to beat the slow mission boy"
However, the unknown may prove an
other dangerous Swede," whose physi-
cal development excited so much i'm
aginary ability in those who saw MIN, but
proved utterly unable to make any advan-
tageous use of his wonderful muscle when
ordinary science was opposed to it. The
match in point of stature would be Of in
terest. McAuliffe's pretensions are
amusing. He wants to fight Goddard,
and the California Athletic club have of
fered S., 900. This club has never here
toiore showed any i'll will toward Joe, but
their action in giving Goddard this induce
ment would indicate that they have
switched, and want him permanently dis
abled. Judging by the terrific smashing
this rushing Goddard gave big, scientific
jackson in spite of all his c,everness in
evading rushing tactics. McAuliffe would
be done up in very short order, in event
OF their facing each other. The man that
can accomplish Choyinskis knock out in
four rounds twice running is one to be
avoided by second %raters, especially poor
ones. Joe's ambition appears to be to
figure not only as the biggest man in the
ring since Freeman's and O'Baldwin's
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defeats. His aspirations bid fair to be
realized by confronting men like God
dard. Goddard will arrive by next
steamer, 1t is said.
CoRBETT THE BLUFFER.
Mitchells crack about giving Corbett q
fight if he showed up IN any town where
he is billed to appear is characteristic OF
this bluffIng loafer, after backing out Of
his contract to meet Corbett Feb. IL. The
only fighting this Enghshman has ever
done was IN some bar room brawl, rough
and tumble scraps. Jumping a drunken
man Is one OF his very common amuse-
ments. Mitchell unquestionably possesses
more low cunning nerve than anything
else. He is we'll seconded by Slavin who
says he will knock Corbett out in SIX
rounds in an eighteen foot ring for IS, 900.
This equals in righteousness all of Slavin's
bluff talk. Why did he not accept $l5,-
600 offered by Capt. Williams of the
Olympic club2 He could not hit Corbett
In a still smaller ring, let alone knocking
him out. These two buffers should re-
eeive a little old hen fruit announcement
to leave the country, the sooner the bet
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Francisco. Choyinski will be offered
sandwiched with a good money induce
ment for a six round sacrifice. Choylnski
: inca. ina. 'ne reilsh Is very eonsioeraoly
Slav;n,s refusal II ia said .Joe will CO. on
at the theatre aud make Paddy take HIM
on as the four round applicant for a
IL.
knockout. Zoe VIII also materially assist
necessity Tor him 70 mannfactnre eTcnses
for not oyon try;no n mon nh bos G,IIon