Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
FIGHTS IND FIGHTERS.
Warrants Are Waiting for Me-
 Govern and Joe Cans.

han and Walcott Meet ill Hartfcrd To-night-Maynr Of Cincinnati: Re fuses 10 Stop tue Big Fisht-Sharkey Hos Posted d Forfeit for q Fight.
 Chicago. Dec I3.--.Warrants will be served at th~ riH@side in TattcrsaI'S this evening nG Icath""Wcight Cham liOn Terry Nctiuvvln and Joe Cans uHd the promoters of the fight. Cap tain Hayes of the Thirty-fOurth street police station SHyS McGOVeTH and Cans will he. arrested on charge of disturb ing the peace. R. NJ. Winston. agent Of the building; Louis VI. IIouScuian. the club matchmaker. and sam Harris. mauaE'r "f MrGovcrn, will h" arrest cu on tlt" .'!!;lEr of engaging i'll carry in= on :t bUNIii-r rNi!il,iIiuu.
 1.-The W"rranls ;.i,' i'll imy hands anal must T." served" Captain Hayes said la~i evening. ii Would h" fouiish of lEr Iu C'i..sp af1"" ti.n.,;' who are manned III the Wa"iaItt& I5ulii Thursday night. when they #r" HiI together. l am &0- ing to @iV. lhr l;ap"IS 10 some of my men just before the fighters go into lit. ring. Tie fighters and the pro InUtprS uf the exhibition will be placed under arrest.
 Il a1n t"lt that they intend to nave q jl!:;lil'' "T ti.' peace, present To hear the charges immediately or sign bonds for their @1tDt t;t!'ducr ill court. Then tl.. fight could 70 on unless more War rlnts Were served. Of cuu1s" if those interested Gu u,t have ;i justice nf the TIacc present HvuSvinHn and lhC fight trS will surely !}" locked I!p."
 I."u Il0uscinan insists that the fight will l,e pUIcd off ou schedule time and without HtrrfcIcucn.
 N"HoEuTH k Il big fHVurile in tLe h"ttii'=. a> l:c ought to be because he cniy has |" stay six rounds to win. If ttjN fight k on the I,'trI he should l.ut Cams away before the end ot tue sixth roul'l.
 MilwHu':to. Wis Dee 12.-''Ail can say iS that I win tlu my best and the lest man Will win" Terry Nctsovcrn said yesterday when asked as 10 hi,; opinion of his fight with Joe Cans in Chicago j,-ni4N1.
 II don't want tr say anything tl.at ! might ne,t he ah!r tG make @utd." he ad'Fd. "i HIA in thc nest of cOndi- fion, aS you all knew here. and there can i;c no Iui>Giyiug OR that score. will do niI best. and the best nHn will win"
 McC'ovorli did q lot Of work ycSter- day. mor" thau ne haG intended. T feel ,s"n,}." ho aid. and have to (iO Son.ptN.uG. When I feel as l do now don't seem :'ll" t. get enough work"
 Yesterday Nrtovc;n and his party tOUll I run un th" White Fish bay road and did inc fA~t2St work they have tried. In the afternoon the "Brooklyn Terror punched the bag at a local gymnasium. then played basket ball and finished with light work
 One week from tonight at the City hall thc Union Athletic club, of Daily AIcPartIand and Reagan -Munroc fame. will held it's boxing carnival This club has been in%trrnnrntuI in rcviying local interest in hoNin@. When the game was practically dead issue this club came forward and gave one of the l1st EoNiu@ exhibitors ever held in 73's city, Thr pu'l:r didn't respond aS generously as th" splendid bill they offered warranted and the promoters of fife enterprise foul.d themselves out of Tccl:"t tc the amount of some SSio Later "n they offered the Reagan Nun roe and TiSheT-Murphy contests, which were most generously attended. hut still the organization k out of pocket.
 On Thursday evening. December .I0. they arc planning to offer one of thr
 
 in this vicinity. and a; popular prices. The bill includes two champions. Tom my Fclz. the champion hlntamweight of tj.a world. and one of the. .pluckicst little fighters that ever tionned tighrs: lack Hopkins. the national and met ropolitan amateur champion light weight of the world. Either one cf these men ought 10 attract an audience ! l,,,1l at metropolitan prices. but the Union Athletic club is anxious to give tie public the worth of their investment and are making the prices within tine reach of all, o0 cents to &1 Ringsiie. $1.3O
 Tommy Fcltz since January 1. 190N has participated ill over thirty battles He has lest but two and there are but three draws credited to him in that time, q total in knockouts and deciS- ions Of twenty-five to his credit Ali Hartford Manufacturing day. although he figured in a preliminary with Kid Truman. knocking the kttcr out il less than three rounds. the bout proved to be. the star cne of tllt day. IT meeting Toney Lewis. Feltz has sci entific and plucky antagonist to face
  of the clever little New Yorker and land those terrible swings of his his tory alone will tell. There is q bad feeling existing between the mon or account of their last meeting. and I wonderful fight will sHroly be the out come
 Billy Ryan and -Alf Levy will claSl for ten rounds at 115 pounds for q suitable purse and a side bet. Ryar has fought George AfuuT0e two draws while Levy has fought three dra ws w>th Alex Dunsheatn. two draws witl Danny Dougherty. one with George Halliday and out of eleven fights hc lfas knocked out five mon.
 Whitev Lester is well known tc every follower of the snort as an az gressivc and tenacious lightweight Ill meeting Jack HCpkins he faces the most expert fighter hc has ever met and the bettin" is very even on the outcome Tickets on sale at box office of City hall two nights preceding the contest. from 7:30 to 9:30 D. m.; 5C cents to S1.0G.
 RYAN ISN'T CHEAP