The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-25
B4T1LING BRIGHTON BOXERS.
Bloody Bouts for brooklyn Championship
Last Night.

Bloody Bouts for Brooklyn Championships
Last Night.
II was tho Brighton Athletic Clubs turn at the boz.
ing game last night
The nrst bout was between Joseph ara.
Dnuntiess A. C.. and John o'Toole OF tho New Brooklyn
&C When they cam together It was with q rush.
MscNamata doing all OF the leading, and chasing his
e o'fssis Es. i fnS%E.a ' os. III lie s ssSana Iou h,n at Will
Frank LEWIS sr,sh.on 4; G; and Charlie. Drsyeots
q. P"s. s. L;;Si; . ,s;,s . Ssss ~ ss%Ssn,ss /;
Breyeott, sansh. his man rspost.dIy IN s,t iss m o Sasst az. md
s.G nspfe.s Tian wen 10 f throw as u 70 s SG" EEsnG 'h1 n br ~. Ss,i 4;
s sSnisS:s Of snd the M,. .s sorsd.d TG aIh ,, aeTi' was severely
The next paiE were John Kenny. Brighton A; g.. and
ss%' sv ra' r,,u wysni i, :. 4 ,s.' TI nsrt Pr Of srs sSG1, the i ss.i
was a very clever boxer bit his opponent proved his
ssPs5,s'i ssy' y 1 "sss sSaY i iss,'. .sa III Il. N Ii.i a. 90; on r. &:
he sn1; PIES He got t. !h icy ye sant of ~ ,sferee, n..,.,.
ont %S' Il ?, ~ sss S !s1al s4so fi;ss f isS!. ~. y! be f Ssp Il, % ,SI r. "a
fsSians ao1 %si. DS s.f9is S si.s!n IN * 81 h iG man e. T s1scS
that covered them. The referee awarded the night to
John smith. Brighton A. E: then tough, Jah. e.!..
ssmsIisr. proved he more clever ami did most Of the
l cad n seei nx which 3, hi. opponent , tried to redeem
I %sn in . ,ss sGrp sss t sa% ,su .ns i n'%; TIs =. Is:s n. i:
Dixon VIII Fight both Plimmer and Smith.
Tom oRourke does not think that Billy Plimmer 10
" 'khk uVoIA \ Nv i
pounds for the largest purse that may be offered and
n side wager Of from S., 800 to $1,000 q side. In talk.
ing OF the matter yesterday to a Sun reporter o'Rourks
am inclined to believe that Plimmer is biunnns.
him at IS pounds. and not at liz pounds. have my M
,hsfmorr.. = i do s%t seiiese Pr Pfim a1i@e CAN Hf reanc. s him ,eT;
Il i" mus must r Ss aS1 s ss o &c ' g .,d :sr0p II h II we m.n %.ts sa = m:,s1
WI meet meet HIN AZ the P:'ie' Gazette office on next Friday
As 70 Sol smith. D1on's manager had this to say Of
the Salitorn'nn: "Dixon accepts smiths challenge,
r T"a u .f fas = T. .s5 S's a "a. ait.f Ssio a%l any n f cub ,s aSh w,t f. ha ans
W the higges, purse lie viii night In California. Now
y, "!;.aP 7: s cannot ' cassis. h /" fss; any aSs,I E'i next |" t Ing .Su or
What Jimmy Carroll Says OF Grimn and
Hogan.
Johnny Griffin is hard at work training for his coming
match with Australian Billy" Murphy. In a letter to
Tuz sus from South Boston. Jimmy Carroll. the trainer
OF Grin n, says:
Everything is going on smoothly At our quarters,
and Griffin Is doing well. With hard and conscientious
work he will be In the pink Of condition on tho night Of
the fight. ! am fully aware that Murphy 10 q dangerous
ing will DO lert 1ndoae 10 make the coming struggle
success as far as grimm is concerned.
roads and walks here are ali that could Be wished Tor.
Griffin and Hogan work together from 9 O'Clock until o
o'clock every afternoon at tho y. NJ c. u. gymnasium.S
stanton Abbott Challenges Jack McAunRe,
The following cable was received at tho Poles Ga.sss
office yesterday:
LONDON, Jan. ~
and issued a challenge to night Jack ao1uii6e at
stone I or 3 stone Z pounds. for the largest purse any
!" Billy Mccarthy. tho Australian pugilist. sails for
Ted White offer. % light Paddy German for largest
purse II he Is allowed expenses"