The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-04
LOOKS like A co.
Rosenberg and Dins-
dale May Meet in
Prize Ring.
Mr.. KINGS ACTION.
He Covers the Deposit Of
Boston Mans Guarantee
of Good Faith.

The hackers of Morris Rosenberg of
Boston won't have to wait any longer
for a match with John F. Dinsdale of
this city.
George P. King, who appears to be
Ehe only man in Worcester ready to
put up any considerable amount in the
stakes of boxing match, called at The
Spy office last evening and left $25
with the sporting editor TO cover the
deposit made Friday by William Lam
bert. The latter left $25 as a guar
antee of good faith and to get the
match made some time.
But for the action of King yesterday
there would be no match Mr.. Lam
bert, who left the money with the
sporting editor of The Spy, wrote the
latter last evening, saying he will take
down the deposit inasmuch as NJ. F.
Sweeney, manager of Dinsdale, would
not cover it. The probability Is that
Mr.. Lambert will allow the money to
remain if he learns in season that it
has been covered.
Mr.. Kings action insures a match. If
Dinsdale's friends waited until NJ. F.
Sweeney's plan was carried out he
would be fighting Rosenberg some
time during the millennium. The latter
proposed to wait until a purse was Of
fered. Anybody with a knowledge of
how matches are made can easily real
ize that matching the men would be
the most likely method Of securing a
purse.
Sweeney has acted as father confess
or for Dinsdale and the latter does not
wish to break from him. 1t is under
stood between the parties concerned
that Sweeney has until Saturday night
TO replace the money Mr.. King put up.
Kings proposition to Dinsdale is
much better than even a man with a
big reputation gets. He will not only
put up the money in the stake, but
will pay the expenses of getting Dins-
dale in condition for the battle, and
will give Dinsdale the entire purse. If
anybody else takes hold of Dinsdale
the latter won't get such treatment.
Joe Flaherty will train Dinsdale for
the match. King engaged him yester-
day. His training will begin about the
middle of the month. There is no doubt
but that he will be able to get a purse
for the match When the Worcester con-
tingent was at Hartford to see the
Sweeney Lawler battle the match was
mentioned to w. L. Crowley, manager
of the Nutmeg Athletic Club. He took
kindly to the proposition. The Rosen-
berg party is also sure of being able
to secure a purse.
The articles of agreement were
drawn nm Yesterday ana eippad h1,
Dinsda1a fSrba,, In ~ 80 -. ~
DS re- lHey WIZ pe SehI 70 Ihe
ROSENBERG party, ana II acceptable to
Inc latter the match Is on. The articles
are eminently fair to both. Mr. Lam
bert said when he called at The Snv
office last week he would sign any
foirI,, d,.,,,-r orti.i - ~ ztes . :. 90 -
larry uraWn aTtlGIe' ana no dlihculty IS
anticipated j. r. Regan, VINO IS
named as stakeholder, insists that he
will not be mixed up in the match The
articles of agreement are as follows:
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4br6 AZ % 100 ete+Ieu IiiIq ms
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RR3senperg OF Boston Mass and John +,
IN sai W Mass, WheEein
tne salu rosenberg ana the salu Dlhsdale
S ~ IouHus 70 y d uecislon' accofalnS 70 the
:idi diIs % y ueeilspeIy ruIes' MIN groves
r. rs I s9!o otll go eaci lnS contest
~ pS Ioi s-oV 9I e2VV sue "nich sum
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H T Mass, as toIoWs:
getltS ~ e u9IldIs .! udte 20 oe posted
on us sIS ol slsuIus aItIcles Of dsteeHieiIt
gu go ~ " tIO2leu My ~ ei I tie paI
aIIee one week previous 10 the GATE OF
contest
ne G9hlesL slall take pace petore any
reputable atnIetlc cup IN connecticut or
fthoqe IsldHq oHeflnG lhe largest purse
or, II asreeaolei 10 potn paflles, INC con
teSt may tahe PIace peIoIe d cup SIIerll!s
receipts. ---.,- -.
II is agreed 10 Dy poth partles 10 inns
agreement thaJ the contest shaIi take
pace petWeen the oates OF May 10 ana
The indueement or purse offered must