The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-06
THE RING.

Jimmy Rose says he would like a return
match with Tim Callahan. Of Philadelphia.
Johnny Gynn. of Wilmington, is ready to
bcx any 115-pounder. Glynn is at present To-
Gated at Tottenville, S. I.
Danny Mcbride. who gave ice Bernstein
such hard walloping at Coney Island last
Saturday night says that he is ready to
Johnny Reagan says he will match Tommy
I!csan against the winner of the Whistler
Hopkins bout. which takes place in Brook
lyn next Saturday night.
Dave Sullivan is of the opinion that Ban
Jordan would be easy game for him. and Is
willing to bet $500 that he can defeat the
English champion inside of twenty rounds at
LIZ pounds.
Patsey Broderick, of Providence, and Aus
tin Rice, Of New London. met in a hit wv en-
ty-round bout at Pawtucket, R. l., before
the Lensdale A. c., Monday night. The a.
fair was an even thing from the start ard
the result was draw.
~ Marty McCue is prepared to box either
Tommy Hogun. Tommy White or Joe RerI-
stein at from 124 to 12S pounds: Marty is
Philadelphia. have another chance to re-
deem himself.
Sam Harris. hacker and manager of George
Munroe. has signed articles transferring the
match between MunrOe and Terry McGovern
to Coney Island June II. The pair will box
twenty rounds. Munroe is conceded TO be
the best bantam next to Casper Leon and
Jimmy Barry.
Tom o'Reurke yesterday matched Charley
Miner to meet Jimmy Glare for twelve rounds
in the preliminary bout Of the twenty-round
contest between George Dixon and Eddie
Monday night. Those who have seen Santry
box say he Is quite clever.
= purse has been offered for contest be-
tween Jack DAILY and Jenny Curran the
English lightweight Sam Fitzpatrick is un-
decided what to do, as he Is waiting to hear
from Kid Lavigne. Should Lavigne not re-
ply before the week is out. It is Sans in
tention to claim the lightweight chamoion-
ship on behalf Of Daily.
kid Mccoy is at Cambridge Springs,
PA doing some work for r, his coming march
defeating Choynski, he will take on both
Corbett and Fitzsimmons. but not until next
fall
"PedIar" Palmer is coming to America
Ordway declares that II Palmer does such a
thing It would be the meals Of antagoaizing
him with the National Sporting Club Of Lon
Rotchford. Palmer has his fo:fsit up. ard
could not we'll afford to lose it. which he
surely will IL he visits American and fights
any one.
Mike Leonard must evidently be In fine
form. judging by his contest with HAIRY
Lemons the coIored lightweight Of Buffa'o
bsea and met IN what was to
pie A. c.. Eln1tra. Monday night. In the
third round Lemons had Mike going, but
after that he collapsed and Leonard had
quit several times. but In the fifteenth Leon
ard settled him with stiff left on the Jaw.
Ben Jordan the English featherweght
ability be matched this afternoon to box for
the championship. Tom O'Rourke fs willing
to hove Dixon meet the foreigner. and
Martin Bowling. his manager, is ready to
post forfeit. Downing states that IL Dixon
denlurs In the least he will forthwith sign
articles with solIy Smith. Should Ben fail
to meet even Smith. Jordan intends to return
at once to England. as he Is matched to box
"Darky" Wallace there next September.
John s. Barnes. who is promising to bring
Pedlar Palmer to this country, now claims
Minneapolis as his home. It is one of the
few places John s. never lived in. Even when
he managed the club over there he lived at
Manchester. AS soon as Palmer arrives he
will be confronted with four challenges,
which will be well backed up with big D offs.
The challenges will come from Sammy Kelly,
Dave Sullivan. Lilly Roschfort, of Chicago,
and solly Smith. All Of these boys can get
backing from 81 ,000 to $500 for a bout with
the clever English lad, and, as Palmer is al
ways ready to box the man who can get the
biggest side bet, the chances are that he
will want to know who can get the most
backing bsfore he consents to fight.