The sun., 1900-08-24

the evening took Q short walk, Az oeioSs o,o',e
be rotlrod Ihe So[nisamHHa HSrgsn snd Beach until
8 O'clock Tonight. To-day VIII be given over
IRT Iass e RRss RSa'ddsS dsSdsd a%f E's @S:
nsnt he does G mo not Vo Worry himself 70 ths on,
come Bob always harb9rs the lnpr H. hIs
thqt he Is inyinoible and n. GonnaSSed gaT dnsepts
him. Fiz's appearance yesterday was very
ratterlnF lie has NOT that drawn carew2ITn are, iI,n
yeffrles.. lie looks better. too, than when ne
fought Rubin. Sharkey's appearance " that
husky robust man In hS Ala o3shsd not sdlspay spH
much speed. Perhaps this is duo 70 the fact fact
that he Is trying 70 be -olever' and sclsnuInGS InS;
io|r ri a straight jab. Spider" Kelly and Matty
Matthews have taught him a few polnters
and he expects TO bring them into good use
sSsrEcy's final work, consisted Of the usual
boxing. punching the bag. skipping e. he rUpdd Spd
retired at about . O'Clock .sharkey WI, re re,
main at sheepshsad Bay until about o,c'ReH % Ren
ths syepnSs .oT Thsn he until Ru %e or 70 the
bStds 70 sta start 1T : my desire % beat r'z, 2
mRns s6 no. os saf q s66sefy 6ssyys s.S S.Sd Sos sd
that Fftz Is stin puncher. but can do some.
thing in that line myself. The only thing that
bothers me is my cold. But as soon as start
asfl FslmmSn. y S hfs SdDs uSdsrstpod @ viii do any
more fighting for at least six months ne
says he Is going on the road with a show next
Each incoming train, brings its quota o.
sports, TO this city. All the uptown resorts
d With dgacSS ss%een aRa me h probable
result Of the fight and the prospective winner
OF the Futurity,. There Y no change III rye we
betting was trife more vigorous Yesterday
and some OF the wagers recorded were quite
rgs TOhn DoGnsr Of the Deps5Sen ps5aISay
has In this city. DOoner yesterday maue
the following bets on the ex-tar. Five hundred
10 q 900 with Charlie Hankinson; $500 TO q .oog
$50 to 800 sooT with H Tstoaous yTs0a G'
at It John J., suiliyan's cafe Yesterday. The
ex-champion refused 10 give his, opinion as to
the outcome but t. Il said that he iay9rs % dtSc
put up for the following bets, Pat Rogers,
$500 70 $3.50 on FitzsimWons. with Jack smith.
y. Davis. $500 TO $1,000 on Sharkey. with =.
MennipSs Of Chicago oBrooslyn ,,h yhimn5nS INK
Gda%a GT2 a%d nHi 500 SsSsG's 6 So Sh G SG Ts B%
bridgeport on Fitzsimmons. Jim Wakely
has Invested about 5000 on the outcome,
Customer. M nT 70 Tom oRouPEe V says | that he has
e walt until tq.psht before he place, S,, his hs
The ees BoaoRR R'iS dsesaoa @ cot aS' here
r ay .So pyarG y a2 R9 5sk sSes sSres DHa ohasy
renoe. Jimmy Coivllle. Pat Rogers, NJ. Morris,
and Mike Savage. Jesse Broun, Jim DAILY and
sports from Chicago arrived Yesterday. They
were Bill .Bradburn, "Hnky Dink,", McKenna.
Jim I.ancy, Ed Walker. Richard Brooks and
Jim Harris. Baltimore will be represented
by Al Herford. Phil Epstein. Joe Cans. Maurice
Herford, Erne Gebhardt, George Manly and
Dave Sinner. Herford says that most OF his
townsmens money. will 60 on the Cornishman.
In the city from New Orleans Duffy has over
1880 which he will speculate on Htzsmmons.
Duffy won about 1900 when Bob knocked out
Gus Rubin. The local sports who are expected
from Saratoga this morning TO witness the
struggle are joe yendig. Max Hirsch,, George
(onsidne aud Marky Meyer. yendiR has
Ftt1immons Milton Robee Of the Hotel
Bartholdl. where Ft1 stops when IN town,
yesterday bet $500 TO $500 twice on Bob and
III OOO even that the battle lasts ten rounds.