The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
BOXING in THE GARDEN.
UoRBETr AND MITCHELL WILDLT
cBEERED BIZ OYER 5000 PERSONS


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500" OF Three Ror.ss--A Clsver Display
Bstwse. Bmiy Verses sss Ts--y Rys..
! More than 1900 persons thronsed Madison
Square Garden last night to see an athletic
entertainm ent, which had A. stars James j.
Corbett, the chsmp ion HEAVYWEIGHT puRilist
| Of the world, and his latest antagonist in the
prize ring. Charles Mitchell OF England. There
| was great amount OF curiosity TO see the m en-
In ring costume. and the curious we're not all
men. ns probahlya hundred WON sn were sprin-
| kled through the houee Of course there was nc
sef%s th.ts na ns phsss
| were not in the business for their health or for
fun TAsy gave n.ctt ,,i .sn stn ns,s5,h:
Il was il 80 o'eloce Ssfors u. crowd
''f hoS sad rSySs the oonsus ns
Here co%e.nh Ths '.S ShsmBI,c,n, yOrs pins
padour7 Jimiwas several pounds heavier than
snins SGS. ir much as ds ss%s
as In Elorida and had the same smiling face.
Ss0 time fe:p. sn .. sd.'0n
S I MS %ss q @: s S:
| unpopular in New York.
Mitchell 3Ssaa ths ZANE tactics :; S
sSss gave s ~ ps;si6. I"sish. into he t.sse.
s sRa tn: Each Eaf T!f'd i pFis!!E tsS
the length OF the nrst round. in the third
tRs very rye test 81 snd as mixed e
up up, good. naturedly. ., Corbett gave 4 pretty
the Ess Y pessed away al ANYTHING I'm In
sight for the minute the round lasted.
During the bout between c9rbett and
wager sYoC that he did not weigh As much as
sssg sasne: e s
crowd departed and ID he show VIZ was over ou' "
SDat Rsa Sf os
and his latest and most promising pupil.
Wrestler Erss e. world Saaoon ON
ram. e ;hs s'as az. n. ssls O. Ss iss
sSss,.n. trailing % and !. ~: i q: pink q
wresti cd ihrou Sh the time limit Of ten minutes
without either nan securing 2 ialL Muldoon
and the :o face q n. n German ' was 81" covered
with bcads. Of perspiration.
although few I persons knew y Ihs contest,
brought out couple Of years ago by .Muldoon
and hailed as . world beater. and Prof. McFad-
w Ye in struc,or to the embsrs Of tS.Sew
York Athletic Club has always claimed that hs
Ss .s AZ his "a csob
E ss
STRUGGLED the entire ten minutes TO DOVE his
sddsn S wa. % eo on q Ss Ss friends Tor
nc cSass. ks%msl Of til. ives. SID. Athletic
GluS did oD not appear to box frspt Craig The
Vest Sides took his a The fi% bout was :. .
qy S S% &c, Sas g fSs. S:s 1.SsI
hspg Craig sOSd his
shs Gss II He wsFh hut he
ksPt belly busy al the time ,s9a 4 ths HaI ha
earned the good opinion q his I'D "dmlrers
who were glad to see him In the ring once
!, The brothers Bill and Jack slavin OF Austria:
liza gaves lively exhibition, full Of good hard
seem. .~fxsrd ia so%psrIsSa WITH the
AMERICAN style Of sparring. but they made
the ring intersstins At one tine Il ioossd as
though there would be troubts;in the slAvin
family, out lt was only n clever lake.
Jack Levy. who claims to be the 00-pound
nsai Ss Il e 81; b sSnn
Thomas Tps .tri %sp 5G%
was the Grst to enter The ring. and Jade de-.
fianee TO mankin ind and the animal Kingdom as
and look Ing about meanwhlis for an adverse
~ OF course. the sparring e more or less
stamping impresslvsly The kangaroo could |
have ended the battle quickly with one rip OF
sell B liver Vernon Of
Tommy iiyan q CHICAGO welterT weight cham:
PSn q 3ssncD pSsa sns I'M
thought that he had been knocked down. The |
second round was 900 one, the work OF both |
OF the neatest exhibitions OF the evening and |
Wa rs appreciated 6y the crowd.
sdslphia. and Water D. Baum q New % YORK,
both oid;time favoritss. put mp quite a good |
De baum. Jaw and the New, Yorker
An apology. Charlie Kelly OF New York easily
sss Rs and a:n
athlete OF the world. and y :, Cauellano OF
been . shot pptter. caher .tosssr. high jun per-
wrestler. and broadswordsman for a score OF
SS 1 s 70 s. 5
tune. Castrllano was dressed In street
attire minus his coat The men contested best
four out OF seven points. The referee for the
boxing bouts was p j. Dopohpe. but W O.
Harding was selected to give decision in the
broAdsword contest. Ross cleft the Italians
tin wishbons repeatedly. and won By a score OF
Those oId.tims fakirs, Billy Dacsy of New
York and Mike LeaTey Of Buffalo, entertained
the crowd by their bunoonery. Daesy's face,
battered out OF shape in . score Of battles. is =
laughing.
George Dixon. the chan MON feather weight
OF the world, took on Eddie Loeber OF Brook
Ign. The eolored lad received a warm reeep-
ton Billy plmmer 10 the only man eonsid-
cred capable Of giving Dixon hight and when
the colorsd boy was introduced somebody
shouted; Where's Plimmerf"
Losber is Tuddy-cheeked. good looking |
young German. who made a name for himself
some years ago IS an amateur. He gave
Dixon quite battle and the fact that he was
~ against champio did not appear 10 WORRY
as agile as q cat. and gave pretty
made him famouA Near the close OF
the second round somebody in the crowd
besought Losbsr to give DIXON = Dutch
upper egt," whatever that may he. In the third
round the men fought all over tho ring and 1t
was difhcult to tell whether Dixon was doing