The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-23

semblage, and Paddy retired. much fus-
tered
HE was on deck again, however. at the
Barry-Leon battle He strobe upon the
stage next Saturday night Evan Lewis, the
Stranger. and Farmer Burns will wrestie
for the championship Of the world
There was seconds silence. and a
clear, shrill voice piped up from the back
'.And the rest Of Paddy's address was not
delivered
Terry McGovern received the first decid-
ed check In his victorious career last week,
when he boxed Tommy White, of Chicago,
six rounds. No decision was given, as II
was agreed that II both men were ON their
feet at the end OF the last round no deci-
sion should be given. carefui readins
of the fight shows that McGovern was the
aggressor In every round, had the better
OF the first FIVE, but lost hts head In the
sixth because he could not put White out
and as result received the hardest kind
of jabhing. II a decision had been given
1t seems no more than right that Nc
Govern should have received II. but that
does not do away with the significant fact
that the mighty McGoyern becomes wild
when he finds man who refuses TO go
to pieces before his hammer and tongs as
sault.
Last week expressed regret that White
had re-entered the ring, thought that
II would be another case OF clever old
one losing to coming young one | did
not know that White was considerably
heavier and only n years old II Is evil
dent that White has not gone back. He
was knocked down repeatedly by McGov-
ern, but had so much vitality that ne came
up smiling every time. Chicago people
were highly elated over Whites showing.
Seattle dogs made a splendid showing
at the Portland bench show. which closed
last week. Julius Redeisheimers Bedling-
ton terrier. Clarence y, was awarded
special prize as the best terrier In the
show, and his fox terrier juneau won a
special prize for the best fox terrier on
exhibition.
The settlers which were sent down from
and were pronounced by all who are quail
flied to pass opinions to be the finest lot
OF animals ever exhibited in a Northwest
show.
Following are the awards to Seattle
dogs: st. Bernards. rough-coated, fret,
Towsey, owned by A. ]. Mcintosh: collies.
tri-t olor, first. Genera, owned by. A.. j.
Mcintosh: colles other than tri-color,
first, Glen Alpine, owned by NJ NJ. Bruce;
collie bitches, first, Lady Norman, owned
by George Tfnto; English setter, winners,
first, Count Dick, owned by G. d. Slim
son. English setter bitches. first. Luella
Montborn. owned by w. A. Jones; English
settlers, puppies, first. Iaddie Gladstone,
owned by G. -, Yandell: same dog and
peake Bay dogs, Ginger, first. owned by
r. c. Callahan; open, bitches. Judy c..
first, owned by +. o. Erlith: Bedlington
terriers, open, dogs, Clarence j., first;
open. bitches. Herdwick Mollie, first both
owned by ]. Redelsheimer; fox terriers,
open. dogs, Juneau, first, owned by julius
Redelsheimer: Dusky Jim, second. owned
by A. +. Guy.
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IT Is reported that there will be no
more fighting In TacoAa after the
Denny Lavere go the latter part OF this
month II this Is true the Burley-Haye
fight Is of. Burley Is in training, how
ever, as he Is booked to meet Jack Cur
ley in private May 3.