The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26

George Bverss next contest Is with Jack Root Of
Chicago. whom he is to box in Dubuque twenty
rounds on Aug. 50.
Kid Mccoy has arrived in Davenport Ia. where
Aug. 10. before the Tr-Cty A.C.
George siler has been selected as referee for the
bout between George Dixon and Eddie santry. which
Is to take place in ST. Louis on July 81.
of 6tnSer Col. Salhns of lis contest With kd'
Parker. which was slated to take place on Aug IL.
Mike Paddcn yesterday matched Herman Miller to
preliminary to the Cans McFaddeu contest at tho
broadway A. {. next Friday night.
besides Jack o Briens contest with Tim Kearns.
he Is also matched TO face Jack Downey before the
Cunoy Island Sporting club within two weeks time.
This encounter IL for twenty hNe rounds.
According to . despatch from Victoria, B. G.. it Ia
stated that Peter Jackson who is at tina, place, hay.
challenge the winner of the Jcres sharkey contest
Articles of agreement we're drawn up AMI signed
"S % Marin and Singer the
at the National A. c.
kid Mccoy says that II " Beech Reuble, the
Western heavyweight, who Is to meet Steve O'Don.
nell III twenty round contest next Saturday after
noon III Westchcster is the victor, he will agree to
stop the latter i'll slN rounds.
OcE.S CITY. MI. July 80. Joe Cans OF Baltimore
scored easy victory last night over Jack Dobbs of
New Jersey. knocking him out in the fourth round.
The BaltInorsan lad sverything his way. Dobbs
James S. Carroll of Waterbury. in = letter to THE
SUS. writes to say that If George Bothner is not at
all satisfied with his recent wrestling match with II,
H. Parker the latter is ready to let him have q re-
turn match. Carroll further states that he will pit
Parker against Bothner for $500 side at catch.as-
catChCan style.
The Colorado Athletic Association is after match
between Joe Walcott and Joe Choynski Yesterday
walrotts manager received u despatch from Bat
Msst,rsun. tne clubs matchmaker inquirtng
that he would. and meeting between the pair Is
under way.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Casper Leon OF New York got
the decision Morris RaAch of Chicago last night
in twenty round bout at the West End Club. Tho
decision WAS won on points, the Scilian having
shade the hest OF his tagonist in every round. but
was unable 20 put HIM ont. Leon got nrst blood
and hrst knock-down.
Billy Rotchford the Chicago boxer whose last bat.
tie OF importance wAs,with Pedlar' Palmer who
defeated lin, is evidently getting back to his old
time form. Rockford on Monday night met young
Curbett i'll twenty round 60 before the Colorado
Athletic hs'oc.aton OF Denver ana received the de-
csion. Notchford was the aggressor throughout the
struggle.
Although Tim Kearns has several matches on
hand, he will not keep his engagements tust at
present. lie will take rest for few months. and
has gone To Boston, where he will rccuperate.
kearns says he has done lot OF training and fears
he has gone stale His rest will not interfere with
his battle. however with Jack O'Bren. which 10
set for Sept. ~
Tom sharkey seems to be very much cut up over
the allegations made by Jim Jenries that he would
not be on hand to meet the champion when the
proper time comes. The talk that Jetries 10 ready
has stirred up the sailor and according to report.
Sharkey has posted 81 300 In Frisco, which he
Offers To- wager that he will be ON hand.
Tony Drew Of Brooklyn. who defeated by
George Cole Of Trenton in four rounds at Coney
Island Monday night is anxious to get on another
match with cole. Drew says tnAt he was not trained
when he fought Cole he wont on at short notice.
lie would like to meet Cole at las or lao pounds.
with Drew by writing to j. Russell, DreW's manager.
1T $50 jay street. brooklyn.