The evening times., 1896-11-19
SPORTS EXPECT A GOOD GO
Daly-WilsOn Boxing Tonight for
$500 and R ceipts.
The Local COlOred Boy Will Be
Confronted by an Experienced
Antagonist With q Record.

Local and visiting admirers OF the manly
art will have an opportunity to satiate their
appetites for sport tonight at the fight
billed to take place at a clubhouse on the
Bladensburg road between Howard Wilson,
the colored crack OF the district, and Jack
Daily, tie well know and popular light
weight, hailing from Wilmington.
The contest will be for twenty rounds at
133 pounds, the 4len to weigh IN At that
weight this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
financial consideration is $3.50 side, the
winner to take the gate receipts after the
expenses have been deducted.
Wilson has trained steadily and conscien-
tiously for the go, and, as he is a foxy
fighter and full OF sand" he will give
DAILY a whole lot OF trouble, il he does not
put him to sleep for the necessary ten counts.
naly has the advantage in height and
Reach, but IL should be remembered that the
duSky boy an stand a world of punishment,
and Jack jabs will go for naught unless lie
Is able 10 put steam behind them.
Daily came over from Wilmington this
morning He has had to train hard 10 reach
the weight, and the hand that was injured
IN his fight with the "Haverstraw Brick
maker AT Syracuse has been stubborn III
rounding TO in good form.
The " Wilmington lad is shifty boxer and
possesses the valuable perquisite Of
'good left In fact, his left is as good
if not better than his right, and in contests
lie uses the south paddle with telling
effect. Wilson will have to watch Jacks
left. He Is likely to rub against it any mo-
ment.
The betting on the match is light, with
DAILY a slight favorite. The friends Of Will
son are willing to wager their long green
but say Daly'S reach entities them to odds.
This the DalyiteS are not willing to CON
cede. and it looks like even money at the
nngside.
As curtain-raiSers to the stellar event
"Spder'' Kelly and Jimmy Casey. Il pair
of game and tricky "banties,' viii box
six rounds, ,andA rthur Jones and Alex Brown
will also don the mits for a half-dozen
innings.
THE contests are in the hands of good
managers and straight, square sport VIII
be the menu. The visiting horsemen will
attend in large numbers, which, with the
local contingent of regulars. will insure a
big house. The opening bout Will commence
at $50 O'Clock. BusSes will leave Kins-
lows and the Hotel Lawrence and go di-
rect to the clubhouse.
That Wilson is q good one the following
victories bear witness:
Sol English of Baltimore. round: Tom
Cooper Of Philadelphia, 2 rounds; Dolly
Lyons Of New York, 6 rounds; Charles Hol-
combe OF Washington, 4 rounds: Jack Smith
of New York, / round: Frank Clark of Phla-
delphia 3 rounds: Mike Leonard of New
York, 2 rounds; Joe Burntt Of Washington
81 rounds: Ed North Of Cincinnati, 9
rounds: Jack Kelly. Wilmington, II rounds:
Butts BetterS OF Washington, 4 rounds: Mike
Sullivan OF Baltimore, 3 rounds: Sun Ash
of Boston, 4 rounds; Dave Carroll of Balti-
more, rounds.
Draw Muldoon's Pickaninny, rounds;
Joe Cans. 10 rounds
He has been defeated by the following:
Jack McCann of Philadelphia 26 rounds;
Joe Cans of Patimore 10 rounds: George
Siddons of New York, on foul, rounds.