The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
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MHNT H.is.AAouEER LOOK INDEED.

THAT DLx0NiyAN HEEsr ARRANGE.
MINT H.is,Aa0uEER LOOK INDEED.
NTks Two I.sds,nreiSssa TO he Controlled sy
tire same Mn~-A- Dixon Out OF tho
4 Festher-weight Glass - FIX. simu,on ., Chr.
I roll mud I'm RInncAe said to he Broke..
-Bag Matches Already ON the Gard.
"A dozen or more matches that should furnish
entertainment for the spectators IRE in course
OF fulfinent. Now Orleans has the cream
OF the talent engaged. MCCARTHY and Cal.
laghau. feather weights: Tom Ryan and Danny
Needham. welter weights they fight at la
pounds: Tommy Warren and George Siddons,
120-pounders, and George Dixon and Johnny
Van Heest. who fight at 118 pounds. are on the
cards OF tho olympic and Metropolitan clubs
Of that city. In San Francisco Charley Turner
Of Stockton and the Black Pearl. colored mid.
die weights; Aemmic and MCCAIN. welter
weights; Billy Gallagher and Billy Mahan.
light weights. and Billy smith, tho Australian
middle weight, ami BILLY KSoth' havo been
paired At our own doors there Is the ten-round
bout between Bill snlimmer. the 110pound
champion Of England. and Kid Hogan. the ex-
amateur. who will spar next Tuesday evening
at. the Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn.
These are about the most promising events on
tap and oach one should be closely contested.
\ It may be seen later. however. that the
tsixon-van .Heest match lie not altogether to DO
reiied on. for sntisea In fact,
mn, never come off ct all. Tho few persons
" On hhe inside" have always known TINT, ever
stn,ye George Dixon made his match with
Eue enc Hornbaoher. Dixon's real manager
and lvactfcal owner Is Capt A W. Cooke OF
Bosto,t. or couree. Tom O'Rourke. who IA
Advertised as the manager OF the colorsd
-.A k~a vx,tth
this, hut the "insidArs" believe that the denial
is made on business principles purely. Now. 10
came to p,,ss on the day or two days after Tom
Callaghan ,(eAeated Billy Kenny. Capt. Cooke
sent q tslegr Van to Joe EARLY. Callaghan's man
saes Offering IA, back Johnny Van Heest against
''ths Iriahment and from that fact It would
appear that Cara. Cooke has taken Van Heest ).
on his stat. toA. II this b the case. one
man controls BOTH Dixon end Van Heest Tho
persons who have Ehought these things over 4
have begun to susA >ect that the Dixon~Van
Heest match was ma dc IN order 10 give Dixon
an excuse for refusina; challenges nom other |
men. for instance. thew inner Of the MCCARTHY.
Callaghan battle. Dirou b ans drawing !
card now. and will 70, 1ain SO until he Il
beaten. for he always man % ono Of the clever.
est Of exhibitions. While here u such q har.
vest to be reaped. whH ala oufd his MANAGER
take chance athavtng the Nrop Euinsd3 Un-
doubtedly Dixon will havs tV hight again soma
day. but 1t IL visa to put Oh Tisks a. long as
certainty II In hand
II 10 also remarkable, that Dixon and Van
Heest should be mMtohsd a,N 116 pounds
- Dixon poses ~ ub-pounLN man. A de-!
feat even at that weight viii damage the
feather-weiRht ohsmpion's presu. 70 consider
sS showsa g New fsef 80 sIs
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the title Of featheE-wei9ht CHAMPION. :
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eass esa e the soeEa nam Wsad n
fight with Dunn Dur Y b dia 3ot beat bin; They
his right arm. When The thing was over, every!
sss aad Raees
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finish lis man. era took ~ iieapds p AZ vi
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enough to make, a fellow diserqi tiled. The;
FAX Is
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4sstin nS SIpbons says that Andy Bowen rs the
stood before. not excepting jack McAuiA 10;
@ sas w 9bss 9a h H.
Of what the "sawed-ofi" mulatto could do witA
left and right, he felt that ne was IN 70 tak ~.
sayA all the way Through the battle. but hs!
was conscious all the time that Il Bowen d:d
And that Is Just what he did. for young Glib
bons Is built rs hard In flesh as most any man
WIZ sves int9 ba ns authorized their
directors to organize o tournament among tho
heavy weights to find out who IL champion.
This is a good seheme-ior the California 4. {.
II tho club could control. by contract. tho Ser.
Goddard. ChoynskL aud Slavin. they would
take TO themselves tolerable majority OF pub.
lie interest 1t Is scarcely likely however.
that tho pinn will work. The great men in this
business would not be able t. Soc quite enGush
makes match no Mnnts to be the Yorshinned