The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-11
Gossip of the Ring.

S. F., New York-Frank Fine.
| l.. j., New Jersey. At the Greenwood A.
| c. .. 1t was a knockout, and McGovern won
| in twelve rounds.
local club is trying to bring about a
return match between Casper Leon and
| Danny Dousherty of Philadelphia.
Hollywood Inn-The limit ia 1873 pound,
| but OF late many so-called lightweights have
| been permitted to scale as high as 1873
| pounds.
Jimmy Dever Of this city has been matched
by Mike Padden to meet Tommy sullivan
at the Broadway A. C. in the preliminary
to the Dixon -Santry contest.
On behalf OF Walter Robinson, Eugene !
Madden is out with a challenge to meet any
good 1i5-pound man in the business Man
and money to be found at the Tonawanda
Saloon, Twenty-eighth Street and Third
Avenue.
The Coney Island Sporting Club has re-
ceived assurance Of one international bat
tie. According to report, Billy Brady has
signed Dave WALLACE the English feather
weight, and Joe Bernstein, and the
pair Will meet in twenty-five round bout
on September 20.
Natty Matthews and George Kerwin, the
mystery, were matched yesterday to have
IT out in twenty five round struggle at the
Coney Island Sporting Club on next Monday
night. jerome QuGley OF Philadelphia and
Joe Young Of Buffalo will come together on
the same night
Jimmy Hayward. colored. who was de.
teated by Jack Fox recently. ssyI that he
was handicapped in that cr! - pcr
hitting Fox to weigh in Iuds
hayward AYERS he can cas- prau
at IN pounds, and that H. ught
at this weight in the future.
Buck Farley, who says he Is the champion
llo-pound newsboy Of Brooklyn, would like
TO meet any IL or ll5-pounder, at the
Poll
Club; Hugh Mcradden, KID Truman. or
Tut Riley, preferred. Address John Shruule
Sli adams Street. Brooklyn
II appears that George Sier has not been
agreed upon 70 referee III" Palmer McGoyrrn
Hght. IN" rhol"" lays between him and Char
ley White. referee Of the Irnox 4. G. q
nettlnT9n. lAlmer's manager. wants Siior.
iav3rs White. Tho two managers viii try II,
settle the matter on next Monday W
Local sports are much Interested in the re-
SUI Oh the contest between GCOrg" Dixon and
Eddie S9ntry. 9t Chicago. at ia" BROADWAY 4
{. tonight. Tn" boys we're h. have met nHSonffi
vented by thS police Santry. Who VIZ" has ' ar
pear"d IL this city on several occasions has
s,iE lnt,I HT1 /. GNr"C!Hd to give DlHoG
ROUNDS Their" will be one preliminary bout
N addition to his battle with Ed Darrell
which is slated for next Monday night at
the National Athletic club. Billy Moore OF
81. Louis has also signed articles ia cIasn
chester Athletic Club, in a ten-rouDd hon,
al l85 pounds, The go will come on AT
the clubs next show, which will be held In
few weeks.
George Bothncr, the Pastimc C. wrcst-
Ter, who was challenged recently hy Lea |
Pardeli, the Italian champion" informs
THE Sun that he will take on Pardeln al
catch as catch can style, either in private or
IN pubic, Tor any amount, and Bothner wants |
Iarnelll TO post forfeit and state a time and |
place where match can be arranged.
Joe Choynsk informed the matchmaker |
OF the Westchester Athletic Club yesterday |
that he will be unable to face Kid Mccoy |
on September !, owing to the fact that
ne has sprained an ankle while training
He declares, however. that he will be ready
10 meet the Kid some time in October
Mccoy. who is at Davenport. Ia. says that
In view OF the fact that Bob FitEsimmons
has not covered his forfeit, he will sub
scribe himself hereafter as the middle
weight champion.