New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-20

LIVELY CONTESTS IN MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN.
FIRST NIGHT or THE sPARRlN' ANp
LING CHAMPIONSHIPS - SOME OF TIE
SPORT BLOODY ENOUGH TO CAUSE
CAPTAIN sc1iMITTBERGEKs
INTERFERENCE.

INTERFERENCE.
-, ,b. annual boxing and wrestling
Inv ,,, tournament 81 the country, uhner "e
' -, the Amateur Athletic Union was .'''
49, Madison Square Garden last hgh' i"' o,o
,..ours 81 the country compete" M" =
, ,vho Tx. this sort 81 athletic spo'' W. =,
P'oF' 49, co,tests were supposed u De pun ~
,a,,- tho police did not bother the hW -
o.,,c glory as they would nave uo"e nav Wv
49,, Cor money rather than FOR glory
rh,re "a about az much blood Ia one '''' " "
cher bu, then the financial aspru' o. -, .u,
a, deal to do with the case Inc 'ou' ,,i,,s
So, 80, come clever sparrers, and 1t VIII aso ',''
, ,,o fact that many budding asprh''S va
'''' g., tho so-called manly sport wOud MAXI wv
"' '..,or ,upchors" than they Will priZe-hs"'e'''
c,oI, schmittberger interposed n s'e't 0u'' "
occasionally, but In spite OF thiS ."o oah,
-. Garden to see something IN the way o.,
''o In,,v of IT, The entry list was so hea's mo
ga" p''"'' 80 o,en,ually given up to the sparrers'
'ne .,,ro bene transferred to the Four'h-a'e'
VIZ, -, ,be Garden As wrestling IS tame sp''' "
best. one ob)rc'eu' ., o,,, n conspicu-
ous figure in a sensational legal case We, lei
rocognIzed when he entered, ana was re'e
| ,or,o ~ sarcastic cheers and chirPs' -
,N crs, hout I'm boxing was In the iVo-pou'i',
80, hotyeen clubmates-J. Speck anu Eu" "
xiv OF the Pastime a. c. specN S"o" .a,hnr
| I'll, n first but he Improved anu ' 80, ,nI
.,o ciose The first Dattle III 'hS ~
e"S'i' hotveen r. NJ. Weigh. Standard ~ -
'oA"'s ,,Xorra Clinton A. G. McVeigh was ''
"iu '' at, rival and he banged Mchei'"
perioi ,oaaod The referee stopped the coh'e''
as ne md p. round. giving Mcveigh the vc,ofy,
III '"e cehrtng, Baltimore outing C'up, '''
,1'.,on ~ Maryland. and NJ Mt'u'ew', ''.,.
chaiip ,r the ls5-pound class Gehrins was pr
" -, 90 u was said that he hau io"e". -,
tested 90 cohr,ng was n clever sTarrer anu ~
iess'on'' -, boyer at his mercy and the oro'e "o'
as ne McFadden. Star C.. ana ana lively ex
yttnNn,tau a c., Of PhiiadeiPia' tan,an Schmtt
change Oh t the contest In the thltn & min,
berger stopieo tired that they were farV h'ie ''
men men arb others necks tor sul ~h and J. Specls
]. Madden, IL club met in the l0-pouhd c'ass
Pastime Athiv Us stopped In the second rouhu, am
The conttst declared the winner: Johh Do?Iet 81
Madden representation OF the n' k.hI,tc 1ynh
Club. and George o%e nioss DOYLE won W. Nc
fought In tne Athletic Club. forfeited 10
Spclao' Hanover Athletic CLUB nva ird An
eiin...h;.,ic club and X. McNeigh -
etic Club, had an e aDa rs was protested on tn
ground Of s,,, raise the first bout between
,fnr,ner Pastme A. c. and Max Miller S' ,hre
Pf9T t sec %On bout was between J. Renzant
, minntes.o a G. and NJ. H. Goldnnger n l. ". o
Tw"rk Renzland secured m Ia IN Jrse neye
nd Light seconds. In the lI2,p1uhu , Ta1s g.
wrestler ,"r Rely defeated Z s. Baird 81 GeoTg
OF - In thirty seven seconds NJ: j. key. Mcn
gan forfeited e \ pPna won II from SsS c6arle
G Wiliia'1r V. OF Newark in the iS5-pound elias
In seven ena 1scV will be held tomorrow night.