The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Jenries to Return to Frisco,

San Francisco on Tuesday. Delaney will ac-
company his big protege to the Pacific coast,
where Jefries will nurse his injured hand and
shattered reputation. Delaney himself is most
the comments on J%efrFies's showing have served
he said: what t. e1pes. i Jsdr as d I'D IN not
been u~njustly condemned, and that the public
has jumped too quickly At conclusions. In my
STANCES. He fought Gamely, and would have
surely put Armstrong and 0'DonpIelI 70 sleep
s9qn as as R his RRsa6n'dI G ReRo' seRl. viii fi fIGSt aa as
Tom o'Rourke said yesterday to THE Sun
reporter that the articles Of agreement signed
and void; and that Tom sharkey is ready to
They must ultimately meet the sailor boy
or cry, quits. l an. very sorry that Jefries was
on, but in the meantime sharkey has the call"
Gossip of tho Ring.
P,p. New York.-Ho was born at HAlifAx. Nova
Scotia, on July 20. 1870.
J. j. W., New York.-Yes, they mot at Carnon on
March IT. 1897, and Green won.
Tom Broderck of Yonkers and Otto sie1on Of Chi.
G ToSDd SG at the mf Ieneq A. ye 3. on AUG e p. 0c Tbs sT SSTS H,li
clash at 1876 pounds. weigh in at 8 o'clock.
Tom oRourhe said yesterday to a reporter of THE
not meet any one until the cold weather sets In.
hlu 4hNlRH III ulb W bllly went o ABDnrY
cottage. where ths T%shtEsisht' sSasmpiOn viii train
for his coming battle with Frank Erne. Billy stated
real fighting trim.
ern iiShtWeiSht who outpoiinted JENNY my yie cnrrp mss nf
England at philadelphia a few weeks ago. were
1873 pounds at 3 O'Clock.
,s Paddy sq VII. y T.. manager 81 of Oscar Gardner. said
Dave Sullivan the other day, but the latter would not
against sullivan at any weight, but the latter did NOT 20
seem to relish the idea of meeting the clever Omaha
when h, he stepped into the ring on Friday night to
a stfSnS Sin s SSiri Steve nl AND 90 w6 SGiPS lF Ef'e e. Bob Ss Arm a
match with hin for TWENTY-FIVE rounds" "Parson"
any of the clubs offer a good incentive.
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good thing. didn't we. jim p said Maher, referring
Corbett nodded his head approvineiy. and declared
that he was sorry. too. that such an easy mark as
1t was a rather unfortunate thing for Jim Corbett
that Jim JetNrtes did not come up TO expectations at
sSS d dsejSe a &C e. tS Ss f f5.t g6 Gtsht' t for r1 Tom 9 {Iam hs
d letter. H not mo to give avSr any mora more purses at The
the pair to box at the club In Novembe
The twenty-round bout between Frank o'Connell
Olympic A. c., San Francisco. on last Friday night,
resulted in u victory for Tracey In the seventeenth
round. O'Connell was a 10 to 8 favorito. In the
seventeenth round Tracey landed q lightning right
down and out. O'Connell had q shade the better of
the bout up TO the time of tho knockout.
Luke Burke of Buffalo writes to The Sun that he
has a grievance against Dave Sullivan for refuAinR to
meet him. Burke states that he tried hard to make
Sullivan fight, but, like Ben Jordan, Solly Smith, and
a number of other boxers, was uns successful. Burke
c cTs msf Ha showing Msif Bu nRS' w MfnSG sS b6 Ss Kelly iGsfi % nEain a
and VIII post u reasonable Forfeit to olinoh a match.
take all.
Spider Kelly left for San Francisco lastnight. He
says he is disguised with his treatmtn by the boxers
hereabouts. He is especially bitter against Spike
Sullivan, who he declares IS afraid Of him. Kelly
and sullivan signed articles tai box twenty I've rounds
last week. Everything went along swimmingly until
Sullivan made q few idiOtic demands. This was too
much for Kelly. and he refused to 20 on with tho
match. The Spider was accompanied West by Tim
McGrath, Tom ~Sharkey's trainer.