The evening world., 1895-06-13
PUGILlSTlC POINTERS.

Dan Stewart the Dailss man who secured the
oorbstt- Fttzsmmons mill for his Texan town. IL
In Chicago. where he 10 giving vent To his joy st
having met with succ-sa In . talk last night
he saAd that the amphitheatrs which IL To be
built At the Fair Grounds viii bs octAsonai. with
seating capacity for "a. 900 people. Admission IL
to bs $40 and reserved sss,s sao. The price OF
the $50 bo.ss. holding ten chsrs each. has not
been sst.
One other contest only will be held. according
70 Mr.. stswsrs prospectus. and no carnival OF
thinks. will he between Dixon and Plimmer. prIb
ably two days before the big battle. Speaking
stewart ssy. the prots.t formulated viii h.v. little
Or % no effect A. there there z nothing on the statute
way. is the Florida Athletic Ciub-Mr. Stewart
aid; II have only to pay the license fee pro
and am thereby within IN. law OF the state Of
TeIm and the ordinances Of the city OF Dallas.
i.t., ear cary M p', I'M my nn ., inc TO ,nc
| the ring and nsht. with such men and 'he
feeling there is this battle for the championsh
should be the greatest ever fought"
There Is considerable speculation ss TO what
was Attorney Genera. glove contests % were every
day ana In Galveston. Houston. Temple. Dal-
"a. and other citics o; Texas. The law was
| much as Attorney General Cuiberson discovered
no intr.ct,Gn Of the law sovernins contests. II
thing wrong now when 1t Is proposed to have a
meeting between corbett and Fitrsimmons
Tn. Seaside Athletic Club has announced nc
po~t ponemen, OF the Dixon Erne glove contes,
| which is to he held At Coney Island tomorrow
night. 1t has been erroneousy stated that Msyo
| schieren has refused to license the club. As
matter Of fact. Brooklyn's Mayor has ampl,
referred the matte. to his proper advi.or. ih
opinion until h. has carefully considered tn,
papers in 'ae mandamus proceedings by whci
the club '-cured II, license last year,
rb' Clipper Athletic club will rive a bo.inl
.-s In the club -house on Mondsy evening next
The three bouts scheduled. Of six rounds each
| should furnish rafting cohtssts. and a gooC
nights sport Is assured to the friends OF thu
Clippers Besides the features mentioned. a pro
Frarnme Of tho usual merit will add to the en-
tertanment
tion OF weights and will meet Eugene Hornbsck.
" lis pounds, az the latter suggests He want
Jim Cody writes that he will accept Meyers
P,ops*'o9n: ana want. match a, ~ pounds
probably Civ. him 4. shanc.
Mr.. wei,bsrG, Of Buffalo, has uspound la
whom he !, Willing to back sra'nst Charlie
either OF the lads mentioned at 8 r. NJ, to-da
In The Evening World once
|
Jim Hall Who Is to NEE, Joe choyn,ki on Nor
day night. is in hopes that the ccntou will nc
he interferet with, jim says he never felt bette
In his life and Is more than confident that he wi
defeat the California boxer. Choynsk Is not MAX
ing any predictions. however, but is workn
fahh'uly and Is In the pink Of condition.
|
Frank Erne, who will NEE, George Dixon in ~
Seasids's arena tomorrow night to deci. IL
ieether-weight championship will reach Cone
Island tomorrow afternoon. Erne is conhteI
that he will give Dixon the hardest battle he h
ever had, "Msr Of piIons opponents have be.
defeated before they entered the ring. That's NJ
q the case with me, however for cAndidy th.l
that can defeat the little champion" says Ern