The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-25
LATEST NEWS OF THE BOXERS

Gus Bezenah and Biz Mackey fought
hard ten-round draw at Findlay, Ohio,
night before last, Gov. Nash not inter-
fering.
Joe Cherry, the clever little Michigan
boxer defeated Bernard Carroll at De-
troit recently. Cherry is a conner for sure.
Jack Mccormick met one Dick Wyle,
I never heard of before at Windber. Pa,
J1ffy. Set-up, Surei
Young Critic and Gus Gardner will
soon box at Louisville. Critic is busy
these days getting doctors certificates
that he is physical marvel.
Brooklyn, H., "a little town near St.
Louis, has started boxing club, and
gave successful show the other even
stable. ~ 80
Harvey Parker, the crack lightweight
wrestler, will be at Sam L. Jacks next
week and will meet all corners. His fu-
rious style of work ought to attract the
crowds
Kid Wilson. the inimitable has made
arrangements with a railroad to help
him to St: Louis for the White-Bernstein
battle. This prevents him from having
to travel la truck.
After Young Corbett had watched The
six-day cycle racers, he remarked that ne
would rather fight twenty rounds four
times week than stand such gan as
the riders were getting.
Perry Queenan has made a serious
mistake He has agreed to fight Mike
Donovan, good boxer, and much the
bigger man, will do sad things to Perry.
George Decker, of Philadelphia, will
soon post forfeit to meet any 122 to 124
a wildcat, has never been defeated, and
is worth trial with the best of them.
Til have to be as good as I was when
| fought McGovern if | am to hold Harry
night Forbes is surely doing the BEST
work of his life these days.
Joe Butler. the powerful but coward
ly Philadelphia negro, will meet Jim Gal
town, Pa. Dec. q. II calvin is as good
as claimed he should start on the right
road by whipping Butler.
The bout between Hugo Kelly and Ru:k
Montgomery. which was set for next
to go over for a week, as Kelly. is not
feeling well and needs more time to
train. Buck will probably fight Fred
Van Neuch next week instead of Kelly,
Peoria papers say that Eddie Santry
whipped Jack Balm with no trouble, out
boxing him all the way and hitting him
about as he pleased. Eddie is loser by
the fight, as there was no money In the
house, and he hurt his hands so badly
he will have to give up a couple Of val
liable matches.
The mayor of Philadelphia has come out
fiat-footed against the dozens of mush-
room clubs which are springing up in
that city. None out regularly ch2rtered
athletic clubs will be allowed to give
contests, and the club which had match
ed Peter Maher with Tom Sharkey will
have to go out of business.
Ike Bloom, the fistic devotee,. who
picked one winner out of 1863 contests,
gave swell supper last night Lou
Hcuseman, the Fields boys. Billy Taylor.
Harry Richards and all of the jolly fell
lows and handsome girls of the Orpheon
stock were there. Ike made rare host,
on he fxyftt
Wild Bill Hanrahan deserves his name.
While waiting for Hart to enter the ring
he fought ar imaginary foe through ten
minutes time, the crowd hooting and
jeering. After the fight he dashed into
dressing room, and when in the room
kept on fighting, attacking everybody who
came near him.