The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-31
Gossip of tho Ring.

J. Shay. White Plains.-B wins.
A. c., New York.-The bet IL Oh.
Reader. New York.-It is slated 70 take place on
April II.
the result was a draw.
J. W NJ, Middletown.N n. Y.-Corbett. 1877 pounds;
F~itzsimmons. 1871 pounds.
j. F, New York.-He is now in Ban Francisco, and
Is matched to box George Green.
G. r., New York.-According to his own statement
he has figured In over 300 battles.
johnny Lavack, tho clever Cleveland lightweight,
It 10 said. has retired from the ring.
t. D.. New York.-Address him care Manhattan
Theatre, Thirty.third street and Broadway:
which can only be answered by the contracting
parties.
H. H., BrookIyn.-He was born in Elston. Corn.
wall. England, on June &, 1862, and 10 8 feet INK
inches tall.
James N. williams. New ~York.-They met In San
three rounds.
There are letters at this ONCE for Tommy Sullivan.
the BROOKLYN. fsatherweight boxer. Dave sullivan.
and Jack Purtell.
Patsy Haley IS in town; The clever little Buffalo
bantam says tia. he i e., keeping in shape and will
st. Louis to meet Joe Handler Of Newark in q ten.
Jim Crawford. the colored middleweight. has re-
ceiyed 2 letter s. from .d Bobby 6so p0 ~. wh b wants cI him
cooler" Crawford has decided to go.
way Athletic cluf,s shows falling this week on Good
he bon! between George Bye5s and Charley Con I'M.
til neat Monday night. April 8.
to anS Si.i hsnl Ell s srS cfSes o last s0 hlsSt IN Rw Ins . nt B s..
Of his ~proteRe. Dwynr. who is regarded as being q
pound man. Spike Sullivan preferred.
,b 4 .: |cSamGt as ss Sf P sSs M. snS TFTsstai8 Hss c%ha%piOp ?;
Apris.
George Morrison. manager of Danny Duane, tho
clever local, boxer, called at The sUE office last
against i Marty S1,1 M"cue again. Should the latter erI re-
fuse Duane is ready to box any other man Of his
weight.
met Emil sanchez OF Rochester before the Falls Field
w. 4; g. rounds OF as' ssneheS on tn MS SRsa M R'SEntt IN down sSf h hys
times, but the latter pulled himself together and
the bout was called a draw.
Jack smith. manager of Dave sullivan. said yes.
terday that there is no truth in the report that Sui.
says that a contest is under way. however. but the
articles Of a s1 %a lent. he 1ssL adds. TtIh have to DO
Sporting Enthusiast. New York.. Yes. Each
individual fighter comedies q certain number OF
usually battles. 2. The referee counts the man out
by keeping toll on the seconds by moving the index
watch holder.
Frank Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler" met
pion Of England, IN London recently: They were
70 have boxed a threo,ronnd exhibition. but the
send was prepared and gave as good as he rsceivsd.
and as q result in the third Craig was all but out,
Townsend's showing has won for him a host OF ad-
mirers. who want to back him against Craig for $500
. side.
Jenny Curran. the English lightweight. whose
met Jem Holloway, the South African lightweight
champion. before, the National Sporting Club OF
twenty rounds. was very brisk. and both boxers
were fast in their execution. CurranI however, per.
wArneG. was diSqualin ed in the thirteenth round,
Holloway is now coming TO America to fight some OF
the local lightweights.
The London .Hirror Of L0e OF March is says:
"A we'll known gentleman wishes to match Frank
Craig, the Coffee Cooler against Dick OBrien of
america, at IL stone : pounds. for flOO a side and
the best purse offered: the contest to be twenty
rounds OF three pinutes each, and TO take place
after the contest between Craig win or lose and
Jack Bonner. Dick OBrien's manager. Jim Browne
Mirror NJ LII, ONCE. can he assured Of an early
I match. as business only IL meant