The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-10
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you come 10 look az the record % Ne
Auilffe II Is apparent that Green has ~
dertaken a hsg-s8zed contract Both men
were born fl fsS Green s. native Of
Boston. white HcA4sifze halls from Will
isHasamrr. ~ Y. M~AniiFe made hGs arzs
great record by winning the amateur
light weight championship % the world 81
a tournament given By the famous Billy
Madden In New YORK city. That was
abou: 1851. and after that he turned pro-
feszIonaI IL would oe impossible here 20
give a record Of his battles He has al
ways been fighter and has maintained
his championship 0f The world in the
lightweight. professional. by whipping
every man who came up against him. lie
Is a two-handsd fighter. shifty on MS feet.
a regular fox a. ring tactics and scien-
tific as they make en- he Is a nsx-up
fighter and In this line has run up against
one OF his class. IL Is true that he has
sslg advantage over Green IN having been
lately a participant in ring battle. Green
has not had a ring fight since 1884, when
ne met Jimmy Dime at Amsterdam. y. Y.
That was a fight for your iife, but In the
middle OF the sixth round the police saw
ct TO call a halt. Jack Green has fought
fxenty-e3ght ring battles. and the only
time re ever lost was the first time he
met Jimmy Dime History says that Green
trained down 10 10 and was weak Up 20
the eighth round ne had Dime all over the
ring. but then Dime got in a blow on the
point Of the Jaw ard down went Jack
Green realizes that re IL in for Il tonight.
but that does not dishearten him in the
least. He Is a fighter II Boston ever pro-
duced one. Billy Mahoney, the famous
sporting man in Boston. said last summer
of Jack Green;
AS game Httie man as ever entered
the ring. lie has been away ron bs 70.
some time. but We al! remerher aim ana
wish him success
The advances sale OF seats has been very
encouraging. bas there are siii many
good seats left. Indications last night.
however. pointed 70 rush today 50 II
viii be well for those who have post
ponsd purchasing TO get around In the
morning. Large delegations Will be pres
ent from Port BIakeley. Port Townsend.
Port Gamble. Tacoma and other places
along the Sound.
The officials are men well posted IN their
duties, and there Is no danger OF the pol
ICY OF the club. 20 give only clean. scien-
tific boxing contests. being violated. Capt.
y. y. Hughes win act as announcer. Col.
W r. Mckee. who IL a sportsman of the
right kind. will act as referee. and X. r.
Parkhurst VIII handle the gong. Follow
ing Is the programme in fun:
Opening bout AZ $40 o'clock.
10 pounda-Jaek Moore. s. A C.. vs.
Tommy BuAene. =. y. -
~ pounds-Billy Murray, 8. A.. C. VS..
Billy Riley :. a. G.
rs pounds-Art Burke. Tacoma, vs. Dan
Mcinnis. ;. A. C. feafherweight cham
wrestling cateh-as-catch-can. two ten
minute hAlvea-Billy West, middleweight
champion az the Pacific Northwest. vs..
Prof Ben Trenaman, :. A. G.
tss pounds-Eern Sullivan. II. A. C. va.
Bert Wright. s a. C.
re pognda-Jack 0'Gara, Tacoma. VS..
Jack Campbell, s. A. G.
is poundH-T0rnmy Shields p. A. c..
w. Fred Buchan. =. A, C.
Grand fnale-Iack McAuliffe, champion
lightweight pugsIist of the world. vs.. Prof.
Jack Green \. A. G.
NcAuiine In Town.
Jack McAuliffe, champion lightweight
pugIilss OF the world. who is TO box four
three-mlnute rounds with Prof Jack
Green. Of the T. A. e. tonight at the Sc
attic theater as the GROWING event
OF the first annual stag OF the blue
diamond. arrived late last night from
san Francisco. owing 20 interrupted rail-
way traffic between Seattle and Tacoma
he came over on The steamer Flyer,
He was met hy Prof. Green and taken
20 the = A. C. where ne was introduced
20 the officials Of The club. Before going