Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09
THE PUGlLISTS.
,,.o Kelly Lost $4,000 on Sullivan
"A Crc.tfallen Crowd OF
Sporting Men.
THE ex.cHAmpion IN
TEARS.
81. Nav Lumlnary's Wife sympa'
theilc.--RIlrain Surprised
and Grie,ed.
AFTER ruE BATTLE.
,..,,,, and sullivan Discussed Every
where.

xvy ORLEANS, Sept. S.-Thero
- considerable talk last night OF
.,,ons nature regarding the stake
s.arsy on Sullivan, and Of the string.
,wss saId tnat while Charley John
w and Jimmy Wakely got the credit
'Ghelnr the hackers on Sullivan, there
80 good ground for the belief that the
mole $1,000 was put up by Percuy.
Rackvell, vino has since died, anu
~. a n possibility OF tho estate
Ing The shareholders TO recover the
There IL rumor that Jack, Me-
Anlile lost SIS 500 which he won in
N. fight with Mycr, besides $1,000
which he borrowed, ON Sullivan.
THE BIGGEST LOSER
II IN. day az far Us can be ascertainoj,
was John Kelly OF New York, the
,,.baseball umpire, who backed the
great champion OF champions for SILL
700.
n there was ever crestfnllen crowd
d sporting people II was the Manhat-
t,n contingent from New York. They
cme here full OF enthusiasm for 5ulli-
van and staked their money ON
The issue. They came ON a
,peclal train and counted on maxi
IN n banner train from New
orleans TO New York and Mr.. Blake OF
the Manhattan Athletic Club, who II
10 charge OF the party, claimed yester.
day thai they had bought up nll the
rsi, white and blue lights to be found
IN New Orleans and they intended set
INK them oil all along the road on the
way home.
dParson" Davies, who won large
amount OF money ON Corbctt, VIII
isue challenge In few days In lie.
halt Of Peter jackson to fight jim
Cofbeit for stakes such M he VIII then
lsme or that can DO agreed upon and
The largest puree offered.
"CofOett viii nevtr meet Jackson
sgain," said Delaney. 1--WE arc against
fighting negroes any more; besidee,
Costett has bested Jackson already and
nothing Is 10 be gained by fighting
again. He will pay no attention TO
Mitchell, either"
II tfanspires that Sullivan, after his
defeat last night, began undoing all
The careful work OF training which he
and his trainets had been doing for
Eeeke past. Defeat and chagrin,, cou-
pied with absence then OF "a motive
Va iutthur training, doubtless led thc
man 10 resume his convivial hGbits.
Oihen about him were drinking and
Ills no wonder
SULLIVAN DRANK.
Deep sleep this morning, as etated
AlTeAdy, was the result Oi ma pOtatiOns.
When he awakened this morning he
vas taken over TO the gymnasium club
and there kept until the time when he
could gO with the IaOple TO the train
0n which his hOmeward journey was
% begin at $3.50. The great giant pre-.
hnied n pitigble spectacle. The cur on
bis nose IL not closed, his eyes are
swollen terribly. He tried TO smoke
acigar. lie talked In maudlin way
which In sober quiet he would not re-.
hera,e, aud which In his present CON
elton may not he put on record m his
deliberate views. Sullivan lays great
Sizes on the fact that no could moi
reach Corbett.
"But did not run away" the big
ldlow almost sobbed. clock me up IN
.foom; just lock me In room will
him aud zee what can do with him
Eui lie licked me, YET, he did; he licked
ne and let II 20 ut that" h > lrted
y give him all tho credit he wants
ne lcked me square enough, but Pm
on. Let him 20 through what have
MN knock ZEN all out for twelv,
years and then ste II he can do ANY
letter than | do. Yes, he licked the
hampton, and now he Ia champion IL
nln take care OF II as good M did
uApssIl; ain't Kicking"
conBErT AwoKE
ceiling refreshed and In fine spirits
nlate . splendid breakfast. Corbott'
shhers wanted him TO drink some
lng, but he did not care to do no, anl
Anhe would continue TO be absteni
w ithhowed the man In him. Hi
~ hst night was refreshing, and b,
Yoke this morning feeling ne happy
Ahfk. When he got up, a splendid
NtAk'ast was awaiting him, ami II,
Aeown aud relished 1t. During the
ap,ning, with big Billy Delaney, h,
StAed over TO the Southern Athicti,
Vlle, and was overwhelmed with con
alet0ns by his friends. IL wai
Nn.n- .'"A hNuJ rum tutttll DuL III
,sany did so, and then he sat down 4
,SSemoer relatives and friends dear
wrote letters to his parents glvln,
eHpot OF the battle OF his life. II
,"lofler he said he was not surprlse,
mo result, because he knew whei
vent into the ring that tho bil
,n@ Sw was not his equal In skill AM
H..
s Mn was ready, however, to accor,
.nu 'eh Jus credit for his ialr contes
~ manly bearing. Sullivan, IA
inch wa wonderful hitter and ever!
,tN,,aa hghter, hut what he lacked wa
,i,ysyy, 70 ute his hands and avoid
AN OBJECT OF PITY.
b, 'lI wy vas an object OF pity whel
Isn s's the ring last night. The Coi
eh1mpSy Went away ilrst, and the ex
m,s.sp, followed. Crowds still
Ir,s,vii hickly against the hack OF III
nsn, seats watching every move
n,eesi Tue bruised and suferIn
WIN pon, whose body was coyere
IppresSIs, anu who was too far gone /
6tEets 40 what had happened. II
lhsy ,ahu seconds were a sorry lot a
h s cu their goods and chattel
hedrr..I"st anu picked their way /
VT CharlaS room AHsullivan slarte
'ohhtoh proposed q chez