The evening world., 1894-01-02
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Pugilist Peter jackson Troubled
with Bleeding of the Nose,
Indoor Meet OF the Boston A. A. to
he Held Soon.

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DIR. John Wilson Gibbs. the ~well-known
amined lin C,rhs,, h,,nro ~, sn
"'''e ~. .oroe'' before MS engage
sea sulilVans defeat has had another
distinguished membe Of the pugilist.c
profession under his care of late. This
'',' " : i'.u' 'aehson' VINO mas oeeh
seeking DR.. Gibbs's advice. Peter came
to me during his recent visit in the CITY"
SAD Dr. "ioos' 10 be treated for bleed
Ing of the nose. He informed me that he
had been bothered with It for two or
three years, but it had 60, to be very
annoying Of late, SO, acting on the advice
Of his manager. Mr., Davies. he decided
N co,su,, , nbys,cI,, 7, ,,n,,a oor,a =,
two or three times a day. and continue
for about half an hour at a time.
.J exa,,ipod IocLso, ,,oroua,,, ,,,,
'e'Nso" e"o'oushis' ou'
trouble; IL allowed to continue 1t would
certainly impair his system. | am treat
Ing jackson now, and expect to stop
Peter thoroughly. He is sound in every
other respect, and I have little doubt /
do | think would be the victor in a CON
test between him and Corbett? That's
a puzzler. 1 have examined both the men
and know their physiuues well, but to
pick a winner is a very difficult matter.
mish'y nara pat'ie'
A Boston despatch says Dick
Moore, the well known middle-weisht,
learned that his hacker, b. ii. Benton,
had al last got him a match. Dan
Creedon il the only one that stands be-
tween Moore and the American title, but
lenRe' Az Creedon has only one victory
to his credit in this country, and that
over .Aleck Greggains, Moore determined
Weighed 1866 BOUNDS when he fought
Creedon, but now cannot fight less han
I72 hounds. Moore decided to fight him
at catch weights. To-day Manager Smith,
signed Moore n 70 oattie 70
a finish, FEB. b. Tor a purse OF sl:ooo; me
,hrgest purse ever giwen IN Wv ~ annss,
II Moore win ne VIII give IreeuSn yunii
one cnahSe LOT paJs,r, "u nercan
fend the title against all corners"
~ u. 49,
Danny Mcbride and Bat'y Weldon lne
ex,amate9r bantam, naTe agte o 20 20 p tbs
,ei Ioutue a. ~ ppNS
Long Island Athletic Ciup; az Behhers
Grove. kidgewoou; Jan "; M M oout
wlii pc tne star a.o,sS'i 's on oa a rro ngIng
n.o =.
George Slosson expresses niInseil "a
that he objected 70 henry Hh'ies' M
chicago as a pliiaru Leietee' w.
surprise otneL peoP,e III IA san'
who objected and still strongly objects
OF magnifying glasses In the Schaefer-
Ives match, soured the young Napoleon
on him. for. as the Y. n. remarked.
20 aeeiae a tn referee" sinsson viii
ieaye next Frida for Chicago. Jake
Isave re- Mn ren,,n in Cincinnati until
1cnae,sf WA weak
the emu Oh 'he wen"
A denial comes from W. A. Brady re-
parding the Corbett overtrained story.
brady SAYS Corbett stopped training for
a few days on account OF the heat, but
has now resumed hard work.
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Johnny Grll1en. acorulhs " $500,
ton, Mass, despatch, mas SEM a ieuter %
Corbett, advising MN 70 LOOK out LOT
Mitchell ana not pc deceiveu N ms SIZE;
Grinen also urges am 10 AXE cait VI
his wind, as that VIII be me chaInp'ons
vital point, hcco,uiue u tt,nch, ~
doubt corbett VIII pron, pS THESE 'aiu-
able ana Original susseS''o"S'
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