The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-25
THE WORLD
or SPORTS.

| ooo Duilcl luS q lSub bU lusU, hIlu liz
is doing some hard training on the roads
| down tho Neck. All the big fighters s eer
clear of Butler, most of them lodging a
! fight with him on the color line. joe q
opponent this lime will be Jack O'Nelll, a
big fellow over six feet tall and weighing
23o pounds. They are to fight 90 rounds at
Philipsburg, Pa, on Friday night. Jack
Fogarty. will go up with Butler, and may
second him in tho conte,G. O'NoilI, is
every contest he has ever been in 80 far.
If tho Police Commissioners do not re-
new the boxing license Of the Seaside
Sporting Club, of Coney Island, by to-
morrow, James J. Jetfries announced vos-
terday, he will refuse to fight Corbett in
the arena of tho island organization on
May II. The champion says that ho will
meet Corbett before the Wes' chester A. g.,
IN May, but II Corbett declines to 20 to
Tuckahoo he will make a match with
sharkey, William A. Brady, Jcffrles'
manager, snid tha: Jeffries. who is train
ing hard every day at Asbury Park, is an
xious about the matter after Thursday.
Tho Champion said Brady, is perfect
~ willing to light Corbett, but hs insists
upon knowing not later than Thursday
where tho fight will taks place. II Cor
bett declines to make match with jeff
ries o be decided In tho arena of any club
other than the Seaside the champion will
sign articles with Shnrkoy or any other
heavy weight desiring q match with him.
Tommy Ryan and kid Mccoy have
been matched TO box six rounds for q
purse of S6. 0O) before tho Tattersais G.,
of Chicago, on May 23 Mccoy announce
ed that he had agreed to fight Ryan at 15S
pounds, weight in al q O'clock on the day
Of the contest. Tho winner of tho con-
test will! receive seventy five per cent.
Tho only hitch in the arrangements will
probably be or the question of reforce.
Mccoy wants Malachi Hogan, of Chi
cago to 0lficiate, while Ryau's choice is
Charley White or George Siler. 1t is
likely, however, in view "f the fact that
both men ore anxious to fight, that man
agreeable to be mon will be finally select
cd
: Tim ksarns and Jack Downey are liable
to Es matched to tlPht.again within n short
time, rs Dowpey is not sa istied with their
last meeting,
Albert Grifliths young Griffo, is at the
West Bnaon Und) Hot Springs. where
his friends are endeavoring to get the
'boozo' boiled out of him,
Joe Handler, of Newark, N. j., and
Patsy Sweeney, OF Manchester, N. H.,
have been to box 20 rounds at 1888 pounds
WltnlH u low Weeks
Jack Cullen, of indianapolis, tho light
weight champion of Indiana, knocked out
Spider Kelly in one round. The battle
was pulled off Monday, IS miles south of
Terre lIuute, on the Illinois side of the
river
Joe Gana the Baltimore colored light
weight, has been signed 10 boz two Pnila-
delphin lightweights at the Pcnu Art Club
next Monday night. Tho semi-wnd-up
will bo hetM cen frankie V elsh and George
Monroe
Tho wind up nt tho Nonpareil A. c.,
next saturday night will be between Pad
dy Donovan nnd Jimmy Dnvne. The pre-
liminaric' will bring to gether Eddie Nc
Gallery and snapper Ack, Billy Eevine
and Johnny VI oulhnm, Milo, the Strong
boy and Reddy McDonald.
Fi1zsimmons aud Dunkhorst are on the
last week OF training for their bout in the
Horcu'esA. c.. Brooklyn, next Monday
night. A big improvement is noticeable |
in Dunkhorst's $ condition since lie Joined
.Jettrics. He has taken oil many pounds
of fat. Fltz, at his Bath Beach quarters
|, working faithfully, as he not only has |
this bout on, but Others, including the |
match with Gus Rubin.
Jhos. W Carter Of Ashboro, n. G.. had
kidney trouble and one bottle OF Feleys
kidney Cure effected a perfect cure, and
he says there is no other ronedy that will
compare with 1t. Accept no substitute.
All druggists.