Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-10-05
CHAMPION CoRBETT IN NEW YORK
Gives an Exhibition OF the Manner of
Ills Training

Gives an Exhibition OF the Manner o
Ills Training
New York, Sept. 30-Prior to his de
parture for his training quarters il
( Texas, Champion Corbett today CAV
the New Workers an exhibition in Mad
ison Square garden Of how he is train
ing in his coming fight with Bob Bitz
simmons Of Australia He arrived il
this city about noon today, acconpan
led by his brother, his trainer ani
sparrlng partners, and Immediately re
paired to the big garden. There were
nearly 1000 persons in the building anC
they save jim a rousing reception Wher
he appeared in the arena dressed il
black tights and q red scarf tied about
lis waist. Despite adverse criticism
Corhett looked very well, albeit he
showed lack Of training, but as he
has month in which to put himself in
perfect trim for the big contest, there
IS little doubt that he viii come to time
and fight well.
Corbett started his usual days train
| ing by working the chest and wrist
machines, punching the bag. wrestling
and boxing with O'DonnelI. He follow
/ 81 this with very lively game Of hand
| pail and finished the afternoons exer-
| cIse with a thTee-mile run, and al
! though he had scarcely minutes rest
during the entire two and one-half
| hours he finished strong.
| A $50 O'Clock tonight the entertain-
n1ent was resumed and between 1000
and 1900 sports We're present There
We're about 100 policemen in the garden
in charge Of Inspector Brooks and Cap
tam Pickett, who controls the once IA
NOUS ''Tenderloin" district Conse-
Iuenly there was very little slugging
by the various boxers Of secondary rep
Gfation, who amused the spectators un-
III Cortett appeared
Steve 0'Donneu of Australia and Jim
DWyer Of Elizabeth N. j., engaged in
set-to 1t was so friendly that
O'DonnelIs nose was bleeding before
the end 0f the first round, from the eff
feet Of Dryers glove At the end Of
the third and last round the men shook
hands, but many Of those who saw the
bout declare that 1Iaher would be more
than match for the big Australian if
O'Donnen does not improve before they
meet in Texas
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80 ot'eo ~ ~ WIN loih ol rest
- y '7lie'1 '7il'S'" i'5'y: III response % d
"r1'igt ,tr Il" 80 speech CofoetI SStld:
l-auieS aild GentIe1hell - am gong
to Texas tomorrow to get myself ready
to meet Bob Fitzsimmons. I have the
utmost confidence in the Florida Ath-
letic Club and from what | have seen
N the papers you can easily see We are
Wiling TO hight and We don't want to
come back from Texas without settling
II. Fof my part, am willing that the
Florida Athletic Club shall pull of the
hight whenever they choose"
The champion looked fat, but he can
easily reduce the paunches he is car |
rying within q month with steady |
training.
lie spared three rounds with For |
rest, followed it up with a similar 20 |
with Steve O'DonneU and showed that /
he had not forgotten any Of his clever |
ring tactics.
This wound up the show.
No LICENSE FOR SELLING LIQUOR !
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Deputy United States Marshal Parker,
with selling liquor without
license.
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