The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02

J. ", Plattsburs. N. Y.-He was born AT San Fran.
cisco on Sept. j. 1900.
c. C. Smith, the "Black Thunderbolt,'" wants to
tight Peter Mahcr again.
Patsy Frederick is In the pink OF condition for his
contest with Dave sullivan at ionEers on next Fri.
day night.
Casper Leon seems 10 be In fine trim for his battle
with George Munro. which occurs on next Thursday
night at New Haven.
Jack Everhardt las consented to meet Tom Tracey
at Chicago on March 10 in a lim!tcd round bout.
Tracey Is al West Baden Springs getting In condition.
Eddie Muntzner. the Staten Island featherweight.
wants TO meet any l2s'Inunder. hulltzncr prefers
either Benny Leon. Jack Hannigan. Jack o'Br!en. or
Austin Rice.
"Australian - Jimmy Ryan and Jim Watts, the col
ored welterweight. who has fought Joe WaIcott a
draw. have signed articles to box twsnty rounds at
the kentucky A. C., Louisville. on March IL. The
purse Is $500.
sam Fitzpatrick and Jack DAILY have started for
Cleveland, where Day Is TO meet Kid Iayigne on
March Il. Daiy Is III line condition aud VIII require
only about two weeks active work 10 get into real
fighting form.
Jack Beunitt. the powerfu.hlttIng Philadelphia
lightweight. aud Isadore Strauss have boon matched
s g So1 t sss f fnnEht 81 1ao M'S MSApiitc. rs owen "h M 2iesie !,
Charley McKeeycr, aud other good men.
Paddy sullivan. who Is at Cincinnati with Oscar
from the Columbus A. c, for "A tw"ntyrouni bout
between Gardner and Eugene Bezenah sullivan
are forwarded. the club VIII give a $500 purse.
Louis waidron. who formerly managed lily Plim.
mer when the English fighter was IN TINS country,
has received a letter from Pllmmrri in which hc writes
OF his intention to come TO America again, Waldron
N tINlnk 10 ttUIt u lhulNl W ihiilg' anu II Nv HuO-
cecds he will send word for PIimmer t ocone at once.
billy Needhaln, brother to Danny Nesdh1m' and Jack
waldrOn OF Trenton furnished u lively bout for
twenty rounds at the Palace A. G., Trenton, on Mon
day night. waldrun did most Of the forcing. but
Eeedham countered beautifully, thus %ofsetting Wal
dron's speedy PUSHES. The verdict. u draw. was .
good one.
Johnny Lavack of Cleveland and Jack McClelIAnd
Of PlttsbuTg fought ten hard rounds at MilNale, near
Plttsburg. on Monday nighl. Both men were In SUI
perb shape and fought With discretion and 1udg,
ment. Layack had somewhat the best of II from tho
start, but McClelland evened things up near the close
and the result " AS a draw,
.Barrier Champion Joe Goddard's days as .
fighter are evidently at an end. Goddard met Jim
Jenrles, the strong aud muscular California heavy
weight, at Los Angeles ON Monday night before the
Los Angeles A. Z. In what was To have been u fifteen
round bout. From the start Jenries hal things his
own way and pummelled Goddard hard. The Aus
tralian often went To his knees to avoid punishment.
In the third round. when IL became evident that God
dRrd would not last very long, Joe's seconds threw
up the sponge. However, when the referee told
Goddard that he wouldn't receive a cent unloss the
night proceeded. Goddard agreed to continue, In the
fourth round Goddard took unlimited punishment.
The contest was stopped At this ~Junoture and JenrieA
Goe the deQlSiORs