The sun., 1897-03-12
FITZ STILL KICKIN l..
OBJECTS TO REFEREE SILER,s ~
TERPRET1TION or THE RULES.
Docs Not Like HittinE In the Breakawny-Prtn-
cipaIs. Managers, Referee, ana stuart VIII
Confer To-Day-That Meeting the Road
Cha M pton Has a Tussle with His Dog.

ripaIs. Manager, Referee, ana stuart VIII
Confer To-Day-That Meeting on the Road
--Chnmpion Has N Tus-ie with Hi- Dog.
CARSON, March 11.-Fitzsimmons has an.
nounced that he will not fight under the rules ns
interpreted by Referee Siler. Ho objects to the
hitting In the breakaway. To-day Siler received
n telegram from Billy Madden. dated Wyoming.
It road: "Your Interpretation of the Queens
berry rules the same as Angels. Stick to it,"
Madden will bo here tomorrow. During the af-
tcrnoon Corbott and Fitzsimmons. their mana
gers. George Scr. and Dan Stuart will meet to
settle the disagreement arising from the in.
structions Issued.
Corbott Is perfectly satisfied with silcrs de-
cision.
"Thc referee should have the final say in all
contests" was the way Jim put IL this evening.
"Whcn two mon are sparring they invariably
forget their promise not to hit in broak-aways.
and one or tho other usually gets the worst OF IL.
Sullivan nearly reached my jaw with right
swing as we parted from the first clinch In our
battlo at New Orleans. II never occurred to me
Mt the time that he had committed foul. and
smashed right back at him in tho next break
away regardless of my promise to the referee.
"whcn fought jackson wo both agreed to hit
aftor a clinch, and never heard objection
from anybody. II Fitzsimmons is such marvel
at delivering short-range blows, he should be
, 'nanhul .or i.''"e "oa "ie", o,i, n.'.
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flaws in the ruling which hc thinks might hurt
his chances OF winning. will gladly meet him
on a reasonable compromise"
Dan Stuart now feels that his interests arc be-
ing jeoparded by what he thinks has been
preconcerted meeting of Corbett and Fitzsim-
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say:
ITS true. we met" When asked to explain
his dc,inl ~ tho morniny bo ain, ,n,v nrsb,d bia
MS u.,'I"i y, .no n' s',p'y p'SncI n's
way throush the crowd anu walked 10 the iost
ofilcc where his wife was waiting for him in II
cnrrinpc
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ABOUT O'Clock Dan stuart hunted up billy
into nm agreement to po ont on the road m meet
Rt "I nps n ,o 70 Ous Un hin o 10 'Ue.
such meeting. Stuart, however. was of the be-
lief that they had mot, and he thought such
proceedings unfair to him. Then he asked
Brady TO use his influence to prevent Corbctt
from engaging In any more such contracts pre-
vious to the fight. Brady then informed Stuart
that cotbott had agreed to be in the ring
.a,ii On Inc i',n' ana nc wou.a 90 snere; AS ,or
making contracts TO engage In other than light
'res agent.
ginning work with the punching bag after break.
fns, .,,erwnrd taxing nm ,h. reg,Is,ion ,,r,nd
with Roebcr on the wrestling mat and Hickey
and Stonz!cr with the gloves. He has an Idea
that as ia. fight will take place in tho morninv
itworld be the best policy for him to become ac.
customcd to boxing at that hour OF the day
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he was sparring and he had little or nothing to
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Torbett }o.,gcd down the hii ii to Empire as n
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ana co,In nunS ho,nn f. a ~ ar angie mere
eiSbt miicss VI. loft H TrSinrs "a, MT ,rip VI
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psa,'v nnarier ~ ,nii into "u Gsn ior
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arh S ~ r ht eu1t' oi Pnttlg ine put on
What "a r. wsa ~ ann"ari, n i SI S. ,iii tnon.
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