The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-28
Gossip of the Ring.

T.H.. New York.-AtN New Orleans on Sept. 7, 1892.
f. W: H.. Brooklyn.-They fought twice and each
contest resulted in a draw.
Tom Broderick, the Yonkers lightweight, has ia.
sued achallenge to box any hrst-class 185-pounder.
Abe Ullman, the Baltimore middleweight. and Dick
o'Brien will meet at the Pelican A. G. on Sept. 10 for
twenty rounds.
Spike Sullivan will return to town next week from
Boston. Then he will challenge either Joe Cans or
George kerwin, the Mystery"
Mike Hauser Of Bayonne. who has quite q record
az q i2s,ponnderi is open to try his powers against
Charley Kelly is now under the management of
Sam Harris. who is prepared to back Kelly for any
reasonable amount against any 1ls.pounder.
Tom Williams Of Australia and Jim Janey of Balti.
more have been matched to meet in a twelye-round
bout at ono CT the local clubs next month.
Tommy White and Danny Mcbride have agreed to
ty.hve rounds is the limit and 1875 pounds the weight.
Florie Barnett writes to THE Sun that he ia tho
weight.
of Brooklyn have agreed to box twelve rounds as a
preliminary to the Daly-McPartland contest to-mor.
row night.
Jim Corbett to the eject that the latter viii leave
contest with Kid Mccoy.
Dial Hawkins has agreed to box Jack Downey in the
East. Tom o'Kourke, has set aside a date for the two
boys, and as soon as the question of weight Is settled
q match will be clinched.
II "Mygterious" Billy Smith beats Andy Walsh.
whom he Is matched to box. 4 is his managers inten.
some of the crack I4o-pounders overthere.
A match has been arranged between Johnny Muir.
&. On Sept. 20. The BOYS signed for for a = ! bo 4 ~ de tMsn 4;
rounds at l15 pounds. weigh in at o'clock.
nS Jack Smith ths y .s;s sTI1ys SA b @n to a friend 4 here an;
Palmer at the National Sporting Club in October.
Sam Harris. manager of George Monroe, has
Greenwood 4. g, on next Thnrsdsy night: Callahan
and Monroe will box twenty rounds at 11b pounds.
Tom shRrkey, who is now In Philadelphia with
Tom o,R9urke. states that both himself and joe
come together at the LenoxA A. @. some time in October,
A match between Dan oreedon and Jack Bonner
t ass e. lat az the been ar es.ta' New f TSsl P q. 9. ON %t s.n CONE r.
The AFFAIR will be for twenty-five rounds at 1853
pounds.
ee We M an ose r to meet 3 Gls' aos rhas hi Il a. fra re.
Should he fail e secure q contest with German,
Bonner.
.E1,chanpion John !; Sullivan and Jake Kilrain
The reconciliation was eascted at Baitimo ortsn II.
Other dRy, and II is fnid the pair will go OH the road
together.
Owing to some misunderstandins Frank Snyder
will not meet Harry Forbes at the Lenor a, q. on
SSsSt Friday night, Patsy Donovan OF Philadelphia
together for twelve rounds.
John DoughertE manager Of MAtty Matthews. said
tWSnty- fve round contest with Mysterious Billy
smith. and that it will require some dmS before he
will be able to regain the use oft.
Stove o'Donnell and Gus Rubin have agreed on
forms, They will box twenty-five rounds AZ Coney
Island on Sept. 10. The men viii battle for q per |
.eentage OF the gate receipts. o'ponnell has also a
bout with Bob Armstrong under consideration.
Sam Fitzpatrick sends word ts TnE SUN from Sara;
tomorrow night At Oohet Island that
he has already arranged for DAILY to meet Johnny
Hughes at the National Sporting Club, London,
Bome time in November,
Fred Fox aud his oolored pnRilist, Joe HOPKINS. |
Gardner at the Olympic 4. z. on Monday night, Fox
that had Hopkins. been . white man he would not
have had the decision rendered against him. Fox In
conclusion stated that Hopkins only weighed I2oX
pounds and did not nght like hiInselk Hopkins
would like 70 box Gardner again. aud has also inado
pounds about tbs middle Of us1t montAs