San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-09
LIVER oLoGGING.
When Your Stomach Clogs Your Liver
See to Your Digestion.

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WHAT THE SPORTS THINK
OF SHARKEY.
John l.. Suliyan-Sharkey is an aw-
fully strong young fellow, very quick
on his feet, and l am sure he can hit
very hard. He appears to have a style
peculiar to himself alone. | never saw
a man more active on his feet than
this young fellow is, and, although he
does not appear so clever with his
hands, he has a knack of getting his
fist to your body, which will puzzle
some of the big fellows. How he will
come out in a fight with Corbett, l
don't care to say, for l can hardly
judge from tonight's bout. They
should make a great fight, however.
Bob Fitzsimmons-This fellow Shar-
key is wonderfully developed, very
quick and active. The bout tonight
was only friendly tapping match,
and l could not get real line on the
sailor He looks to me like a man who
is not afraid to fight, and no doubt,
can give a good account of himself.
However, l would like to meet him
in any kind of contest.
Paddy Slavin-I think Sharkey
would make a good weight-lifter.
Peter Maher-YOu can't tell much
about it. Neither Sharkey nor Sulli-
van tried to stop or punch hard. If
COrbett has not gone back he should
win in a finish fight.
Jim Hall-He is a strong, aggressive
young fellow, who can make q hust-
ling fight. think he has grand
chance to whip COrbett.
Steve O'Donnell-You can't tell
much from tonight's bout. l don't
like Sharkey's chances against such a
clever 1ellOW as COfDetI.
Dick Roche-A good, quick fellow, l
would like to see him do some real
fighting before l would bet any
money on him against a man like Cor
bett.
Jim Wake1y-He is a coming cham
pion. He is just such a strong young
fellow as Sullivan was when he first
came to this city to fight FlOd. He
is good man.
Charley Johnson like his style.
He is every inch fighter. l think he
could give Corbett a stiff argument
the best day he ever saw.
Phil Lynch-I'll bet he is deter
mined fellow who will fight all day.
He doesn't impress you until he
warns up little. Then, if you
watched closely, you would notice
that it was the hardest thing in the
world to hold himself in. He should,
in my opinion, best COrbett if the
fight goes beyond five rounds.
Matt Clune-I think Corbett will
cease to be the champion if ever he
meets Sharkey.
Professor Mike DonOvan-I like
Sharkey's style. Any man who has
fought in the ring can tell that this
young fellow is good man. l be-
lieye he will whip Corbett.
Maurice Barrymore can't tell
much about Sharkey from his per-
Torrance tonight.
William Muldoon-A good, strong
fellow, with youth on his side. If Cor