The evening times., 1895-08-30
Clever Jack DAILY Shows Himself
to Be a Man With a Future.
BIG BILLY WOODS Is HERE
Joe Lyons Is In Town and IL Ready
to Take on Any Light eight Who
VIII Meet Him-WOOds Is Looking
For Al Bout With George Godfrey.
Some Coming Contests.

The Daley-Dooley bout last night is oc
cupyIng the attention of the local boxing
contingent to-day, though bouts In pros
pect are being excitedly discussed.
| The easy way in which Daily won from
Dooley is further proof that the Whining
ton boy is good one with the mittens, and
that the man who beats him will have to
be among the first rank of lightw weights.
Dooley came here well thught of. He
| was looked upon as a strong boxer in his
| class. After he went to work under the care
! of Ted Alexander, and many of the local
ring followers had been given chance
to see him and judge of his ability, it was
freely predicted that Daily had picked
up 4 job that was liable to give him the
worst of IT, but Jack did not weaken,
though some of his friends did, and the
confidence he showed in himself was
proven to be we'll founded by the outcome
of the mill last night. Dooley was not in
1t with him.
SAILOR BROWNS FLUKE.
There is much disappointment over the
failure of Sailor Jim Brown to come to
the scratch for his bout with Pat Raedy.
Since before the Mcmillan and Raedy bout,
the Sailor has been talking a good deal
about his boxing proclivites, and he was
loud in his declarations that he was
aching for q go with either of the above
named men.
He seemed much disturbed by the fear
that Raedy would not meet him. But now
that he has had a chance at Pat and failed
to embrace it, there is a pretty loud
suspicion that the Sailor really was not as
anxious to fight as he at first thought he
was.
Among the latest arrivals in the city
who are here for boxing honors, are the
noted Billy Woods, of Denver, and Joe
Lyons. The latter came from New York
and desires The Times to say he IL ready
to meet any 133-pounder In these parts.
Lyons, as a guarantee of his sincerity and
his ability, points TO the fact that he has
beaten the clever Jimmy Larkin in twelve
rounds, Benny Peterson, one other good
one, in six rounds, and that he fought an
cight-round draw with Owen ZeigIer
LOOKING FOR GODFREY.
Billy Woods, who is a strapping fellow
and a clever boxer, is here to make a match
with George Godfrey, whose battle with
Joe Choynski was declared off at Boston
last night because there were but few in
the audience to see it. Woods has met
Choynski
The Eureka Athletic Club is now corre-
spending with Godfrey in behalf of the Den
yer man, but whether George will or will
not agree to a 70 is not yet known. Woods
wants bout, and will take on any of the
men in the lightweight division the Eureka
officials may select. His last engagement
was with Steve ODonnell, and for thir-
teen of the fourteen rounds the pair were
together he had Corbett's protege guess
ing at 4 lively rate.
Woods says he saw Paddy German in
New York yesterday, and that he is spoil
ing for bout with Billy Mcmillan. Woods
informed the Washington boxer of this fact
hismorning, but W hether anything willcome
of it is not known. German is just about
McMlan's height and weight, and has
made some good stands in the ring. His
long, fierce bout with the famous Young
Mitchell is a performance that set him well
up in the boxing world.