The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

Charles Folks. Neto fork-He only got the
referees verdict.
Austin Rice and Tommy Sullivan are matched
to box twenty rounds at Waterbury on Sept. IA
Dave Sullivan and Joe Fairburn are to meet
after ALL They have signed to box twenty-hVe
rounds at tho Greenwood A. C.. on Sept o.
Jack Bonner and Yank Kenny will appear in
the principal bout at Coney Island tomorrow
night; They are slated to go twenty-five
The Coney Island Sporting Club states that
Eddie Santry will be Ben Jordan's first oppo-
nent in this country when the English boxer
arrives next month.
National Athletic Club tomorrow night. Fox
il to meet Billy Ernst for twenty-five rounds.
There will be no preliminary bouts.
A challenge has been received at this office
from johnny Byrnes, to meet Eddie ,Lenny
again: Byrnes says that the last time he met
Joe Gans's next fight viii! be at the Broad
way A: c. on Friday night. He will meet Eu-
gene Beze9ah Of CInHip an in ttwesn.y-ys
pearance in Now York.
Part, Of Dan Creedon's winnings were at
tached by Martin Bowling at the broadway A.
V an asnrod fb aaS thai
the money is due him for board. etc.
Steve oRonneIl has { TIVE good ~ matches t 10, on
soaer Wis Wilson io "a! twentY oueds and at
Coney Island on sept 80 he is to face Stock
W. A. Brady received cable message yester-
day to tho effect that Frank Craig. the Harlem
Coffee Cooler. sailed from Liverpool Yesterday
Tommy Ryan at Coney Island next month.
Henry psdden still has confidence IN the abil-
ity of Fred Mons S the Black CyC h,G who
and offers to match him against any of the
middleweights at some OF the small local
clubs.
W. A.. Brady said yesterday in regard to
Bobby Dobbs's future plans: II have him
under contract to appear exclusively at Coney
Island for one year, and he will not be allowed
to ght else Where 1 secured his signature In
England"
Frank Morley writes from Atlantic City that
Coney Island last week, viii give, 5000 In
bonds II he iQuigleyl fails to aubdue Jack
RowGey 10 ten rounds in or outside OF Greater
Mike Paid en- had n talk with Kid Mccoy on
Friday nigGt nd i as retfuIt the match be-
Mas clinched The pair are to box on Sept. 5.
at the Broadway A. G. The bout will be for
twenty five rounds at 15s pounds.
Jackson. Jim Jofrords announced his intention
OF fighting Gus Rubin. He wired this fact
t2 1Ms 9 him me sraest Run bs
affair will probably be held the latter part OF
next month.
Tim Kearns. besides his contest with Jack
on MS list III ma mnnager, Al MGMEGIrrSy yes;
have il out with Joe Mullins at the Greenwood
A. &. Both battles are for twenty rounds.
Joe Choynski and Australian Jimmy Ryan
will figure in tho three days nStic carnival Of
the Dubuque AthleticAssociht on which begins
next Tuesday. Ch9ynski and Ryan are to box
twenty rounds on the opening night. Tommy
Ryan and Jack Moffatt will come together on
the, final night The carnival up-to-datS will
cost the club upwards OF $1,000 in purses.
The match between Billy Rockford and Oscar
Gardner.Which was to have been decided at the
broadway A. G. on Sept. 81. has been declared
on. Mike Padden is afraid that Rotehford. who
has the reputation OF being foul fGhter may
lose 10 Gardner by unfair tactics. In his place
Psdden has signed Martin Flaherty. They
Will box twenty-five rounds at l26 pounds on
tho same date.
Jimmie Dime. who has a good fighter in Jack
Hamilton. has grievance against the refsres
OF the Greenwood A. c; Dime writes from
Troy that Hamilton beat Dave Sullivan clearly
last Saturday night In order to convince the
public that Hamilton is a champion Dime
offers to match his protege against either Sui
ilton will tackle any other 124 FOUNDER.