The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-17

corner Of his mouth and the burning ashes we're
~ I'm s% a, danger Of setting Ss IRE IRE to ~ sg Sri%
p them all Continued Sullivan With a SroSi.
VIM iaa h ins. o., s1 n sr who think xa .nsE h. ss,s a i, Sh frss
:,nS,ns Put Ne OF At su6sl0I' Terry for.
h,s seat :o SnsS %is unoo oa,ts1 Dumped Into
EXCUSE me. said the bumper;
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tSsn E.' li. SSHa Hissr sAd Da .,d H' believe. ,A :. Cain :.n
hAsht; Joe 6ans. the Balfimorean who made
YSyns ,oHdO. IIook me marx ne
% Ss y s sso m mscr.9h sSa p .s = ssT iscs
look IKE HAMBURGER steak last Friday night:
sIss;;ss sHd Glsysr..t i.:,Ssrxeifh. in Il:
o!RrI.n and SsorSs MofSddsn, both lisSt-
sd.diy ln'sr.. TING for q E s,-'.' fSmn WV West he
latter appeared TO have a sure thing; Jack Bon:
nsr. hardly able 10 see out of pair Of bruised
CT soss. ne ss' sSSng S1a as'!? slsns t sfis sse d.: 10 %t II
s %is;ss: s isdSaSs ssasnsly. q! Rasi new S. " y :lass
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Sullivan, the plucky Irish pugiIlists. who own
bank accounts and real estate; Jack MoAuline.
formerly lightweight champion. now a. big a.
tt4s 10 devoted TO turf matters: the noted Billy
Edwsrds Tommy Ryan Of Syracuse. and
"Rubs" Ferns. TO say ncthing, Of an army Of
but never win public attention.
These were al fght,rs who earn their living
BY the use OF their hands. Around them we're
Ms On sSs asS,:. ne IsSs:, snd sometime:
V IN: To- 70 t e. S%y.r,bSdy vh' IT. be en- fn rev
I !Sonss Spe S RsIs' ss ssirt bosom nSgn Looked eS3n Rt st j..
front Of . trolley car At night. He sp9rteds
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money "a Bet but S. AID NOT .no. 5a.s how 70
place. II H. tangled Erns, but at the ZANE ups
lightweight champion to such an extent that
Terry would vim with a knockout. -
Martin Bowling. who liked 70 be known once
priced boz and waved his 6laainis nngery aioit
whenever he got into an argument; A. Smith.
known all over the country az q big sporting
!.ur. xxi sS'n ssG S,sSsr. p!S ss. not q. ~ .S ssty.'n IL %f had 4
money With which 70 bach McGoyern. on whom
he won thousands when Terry whipped Dixon.
n: SS: ye1 os:r.d ihs to 'SSS ssR McdoS Ssss'd fos sq N
argued Erpe had never shown any ability to
knock. anybody out. George and John ccns,-
line Srcled about looking fer q feather 70 show
whose juds mont on nrhtins cannotbe .Ioeled,
was rather non;committal. though II Y believed
be had . Weakening regard Tor Modovern;
so"T SE'r rsiere ss' father fsnsied McSovern
looking more ministerial than ever said 10 did
iSht would last Ii. limit. Added 70 these
stellar lights, were the following who never
miss a good ring Contest
Vt. Tsn xd Rs'o Hl,t rof Dr2 MsoF Sa! rI1 Gld.G %'f Il.
Be%s,D siIiiy 81 Ia it1sRIsHdit Pst pH Kes gsS''i s ;!% q
M|sba sip Y p;.aaSsss s.m66l Ssc Gr.s Tlm s%y yoSnns;
White. Joe Dynn, Con Ncv.y. spspper darri.
s snS Msf ZIP Psw ;Iii HiSnp;T ., RisG S, Pei. ~. Judge
Howell and Alec Smith, ali members q the
LswE.rce; Pat pSwer FL. I, !, vcndsr hort th1
ond' sdVi. @si Ed aii Nose sol the sW%' western nl Seokm maker
Jimmy DeForess, Johnnie Eskhardt, Sam
A A. .nS s SeSrf E,z S,is1; M Ma Hssrler HG Tvsnss I EsdIs
Foy. James r. Powers. Frank Lane. Dave john
son, the bookmaker. and his friend Jesse
lewiston. Alec Brown and John P. Dunn, the
R RS%an s S.'s x. O sofli.h Al King S'.9BS BIZ. k RSnShiss5iy
Lou Houseman. ". 4. Peree,. Charley Deacon.
Jockey Spencer. sam Hildredth. Arthur
Lumlsy. PHI Temp. the Milwaukee brewer. and
Richard Croker. John F. Carroll and a num-
Der OF Tammsny men we're also conspicuous.
MSbonsld. the boofmater. Orlando Jones and
Others too numerous to mention. 'One-Eyed'
Connolly. familiar TO rms patrons must not be
forgotten, however He pailed Manager Ken
coat tails until he landed inside the. gates. Mr..
Connolly was warm but supremely happy when
he looked AZ the struggling thousapde who were
irving TO give UP hard-earned coin for choice
AZ 9 30 o'clock the crowd was pourinsin with
out let up. 1t was so hot that everybody took
S sas o0f fh on d In lsnhe Soi E,saS'i shirt. SIts ms and su1 e..
waving fans and hats provided a novel picture;
tn. betting began 70 Se e 6r K. a. that the and
Mcdovern's, followers we're looking for ODDS
led by sam Harris. ferry's faithful manager.
s xhG : TO 70 f ! shst e tho oct t: sH{ s%SSR, CT eh. %GasS
would stay slI rounds; Il looked IKE g good
betting proposition a.. that TO back Mc0overn
s to iissS 'H s. iil%Sit' D FSs fSp E.as maze sr :Ss I'd
sIneas the majority Of sporting men that
NeGoyern would not only stay the limit; but
bad e. ss, s5ss ne t, oaSn 4su 3t stopping the Sunal0
Erne were In circulation. the majority Of which
We're We're Z, .s: effect t asd b. s:l Ess gp nae III, rs 8 sys snsS;
weight, That was an old trick OF Ernsis. they
said, and they pointed 10 the fact that IN one
OF his battles with George Dixon. Erne had re-
ported for duty nearly 10 pounds over the
required scaAc. Sam Harris said 10 regard to
the weight question that he understood Erne
weighed 1907. but, II this proved TO be untrue
and Ernr was a pound overweight he would
forfeit big money according to a private. agree
pent between the men. 1t was said further
pound that Erne weighed over i1s he would
1000. Tnrrs was also g report IN cir
culation that the fighters agreed 70 cut the per-
OF the receipts devoted 20 them in
equal parts. This. however, was denied by the
IT was q match that caused more, speculation
any that has been put upon the boards IN
years. The conditions were so unusual that
the regulars we're puzzled. .Ene agreed 10
Ne,Sn ias p 81, n .s at i Toan naIss 81 , sns e IKE soS dst
The only other match made on this
In recent years was that at Maspsth five
ago between Joe Walcott and Kid La
vigne. Then. It will be rem mbered Walcott,a
Iishtweishtllmit. and LavlTne stayed fifteen
rounds. he was To win. LaVgne not only
ed the limit. but came within an ace OF put
ting Waloou TO sleep.
Since Joining the lightweight, class Erne
fought his wy 70 the tor by victories oyer
questionable draw with Jack O''Brien at Coney
island last winter which was taken up as a line
on last nights fight. 0'Brien is a rugged.
slugGer, something after the McGov-
ern STYLE. and in his 90 with Erne. he
that he was entitled to a victory.
In comparison with McGovern. o,Brien is con-
slow. McGovern has beaten every
ieatherweisht of note = tn. world and has been