The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-26
BRADY NOT SATISFIED.

dollars, which he will bet in sums of 800
if necessary at the ratio OF ten to six on
Sullivan.
BRADY NOT SATISFIED.
William Brady is not quite satisfied with
the arrangements made by the Manhattan
Athletic club for the four-round bout be-
tween Corbett and Mccartney. As rule
he does not go into anything without first
finding out what the consequences are
likely to be.
''Now, ] am quite in favor Of the club
making plenty of money" says the Cali
tornian's manager, 'and will cheerfuily
admit that the clubs plans for this bou
are ali very nice Tor the club, but where do
we come ins Two thousand dollars, Ell!
Well, Pll give $4,000 purse for the con-
test The Manhattan CLUBS gymnasium
will seat, l am told, 5000 persons at 50.
The clubs profits can easily be figured out.
What's the matter with giving somebody
else chance to make money. The club is
rich enough.
"But Corbett offered to box Mac in bis
owe club" was suggested.
Very true. He did agree to box at the
CLUB, and that's exactly what he meant to
do. But why should the club make all this
money! Coroett will box Mccartney in
the latter's boxing room in the presence OF
dozen men, and will guarantee TO stop
him In four rounds. A. any rate, be will
meet McCafrey at the garden on Monday
and talk the matter over. We will agree
10 any fair propositions and 1 have no
doubt he will"
| CORBETT AT THE GARDEN.
From the interest which has been evinced
[ q nrO no fbaf
ing day at the garden will be big success.
Besides the long programme for the day.
| light show two special fOur-round bouts
will be arranged TO strengthen the
| evening entertainment.
sULLlvAN's HARD WORK FINISHED.
CANOE PLACE Inn, Aug 25-John L.
Sullivan has finished his hard work He
/ will make g few more trips to Shinnecock
! light and return before Saturday, but this
will only be done as q necessity to keep
him from gaining too much flesh. II is
more than likely the big fellow will enter
the ring weighing at least 2l5 pounds His
feet are healing rapidly and ne is in excel
lent humor
The two latest arrivals here of promi-
hence in the sporting world are Frank
| Herald, the retired pugilist whose encoun-
! ter with Sullivan caused 80 much comment
five years ago, and Dan McClinchy Of.
Gloucester. Trunks are being packed aud
every preparation is being made to leave
the place Saturday evening.
CoRBETT WILL SPAR AT A BENEFIT.
AsBUnY PARK. Aug. 25.-James j. Cor
bett has consented to appear at mis- bathing
masters benefit at the opera house here
tonight. Corbett will box with James
| Daily, his sparring partner, and it is ex-
pected his presence will draw big crowd.
rhe big Californian keeps Pegging away
and does the usual amount OF training
AT THE OLYMPIC CLUB
! New ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-Within four
days the big arena at the Olympic clue
will be finished and the work of assigning
the various places for holders of box tickets
will begin. Reports from the trrining
quarters of the three fighters at Bay ST.
Louis and Biloxi continue favorable.
! Sicily has begun to work with Griffin
who will hereafter give him boxing bouts.
Griffin is regarded as one Of
and will give Skelly hard work from
now until the date of his fight.
j. Madison Vance, the local admirers of
Dixon and the man who will see to the lit
tie fellows wants while in the city, will
leave for Biloxi today to make arrange
ments to bring the fighters TO the city on
or about the second of next month. 1t is
l
come over together on the same date,
though nothing definite hss been arranged
for them as yet.
! Sullivan is prime fsvorite in New
| Orleans, and no Corbett money can be
found in town. a bet of s., 600 10 81 200
was posted all day in the pool room but no
/ one wanted II.
Dixon mas the call among the majority,
but there are not few who are pinniDg
their faith to Sicily, whose stock has been
booming since MS recovery from the
troublesome liberated gums.
TWO VERY MAD MEN
| CANOE PLACE Inn, Ang. 25.-Sullivan
and his hacker, Charley johnson, are two
of the angriest men in New York state.
| The cause of their anger is due to what
they term Manager William A. Brady's
nsportmaplike and uncalled for attempt
to s'queer" Sullivan's big benefit TO be
held in Clement avenue rink in Brooklyn
next Monday night by advertising Cor
bett to appear at the Madison Square Gar
den the same evening. In speaking OF
Brady's action, yesterday johnson said.
ITS mean and contemplate piece OF
work on the part of Brady, who is almost
breaking his neck in trying to get all the
money he can before Sullivan knocks the
daylight out of his man at New Orleans.
Sullivan's benefit was advertised long be-
| fore Brady even thought of engaging the
Madison Square Garden, and Brady knew
eli about it, and out of courtesy to the big
fellow he should have selected another
date"
! Sullivan will even matters up with
Brady's man Friday, or rather CorDett, in
! New Orleans when ne will INTRODUCES some
ideas which cannot be copied.
Sullivan said II always thought Cor
bett was very honorable fellow, but 1
think he has proven himself to be other
wise by being party to Brady's mean
work 1 intended to give Corbetr benefit
after had knocked him out in New Or
leans, but he has acted so small toward me
| / will now let him scratch for himself.n