The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-12
be hard for yeffries to keep Ruhlin.s left

be hard for Jeffries to keep Ruhlin's left
away from his face.
The number of applications for tickets
be played at Franklin field on Saturday
Nov 80, is extraordinarily large this
year, and 1t Is most probable that the
number of ticketsaat the disposal OF the
Pennsylvania committee viii be made
quate to supply all the applicants
The age of Glass. sef Yale, has beer
given as twenty ming and that of Hogan
as twenty-ei eight; according to the of
at the Yale bicentenhial these two play
ers are further removed from the sere
and yellow leaf stages. the publication
gives Glass age as twenty-five and Ho.
CANS twenty-four. 90
The greatest football strategists of the
country have come to the conclusion that
end-running SHOULD be practically dis
fly attack. The, best system of offensive
play that can be used is a system of line
attack.
Shaker. once a fultback at the Univer-
sity of Chicago, and counted as the very
best line-bucken in the West, played with
Stanford against the University of Cali
fornia Saturday, in the annual game be-
tween these two institutions He is the
same great 'thirteen-inch she'll" Dis
patches said that he; made more ground
than any other man on the Stanford
team.
Danny Dougherty, Terry McGovern' s
this city, are billed to meet in St. Louis
tonight in a fifteen-round contest. at lis
pounds, but there appears to be some
doubt as to the contest taking place. The
McGovern company opened an engage
ment last night in st. Louis. Before leav-
ing here Dougherty told his friends that
he would not meet Forbes if the latter
is an ounce over the prescribed limit and
that he had demanded a forfeit of $500
from Forbes for the weight. 1t is said
Forbes had failed to put up the forfeit,
although he claims he can make the
weight easily.
Unless the unexpected happens boxing
will be revived in New Haven this winter
According to dispatch, Mayor Studley
is satisfied to allow contests between
evenly matched men, provided that the
exhibitions are promoted by reliable
clubs The clubs are already getting into
line, and a match has been arranged be-
tween Spike Sullivan and Danny Du-
New Haven on Nov. Is for twenty rounds.
The prelimiparies will be between Johnny
Hines.so of New York city, and Andrew
Costell, of NeW Haven, and two local
Jack Dougherty. the New York fistic
manager, has brought suit in New York
against Joe Bernstein, the featherweight.
It is alleged that Bernstein was under a
five-year contract with Dougherty, who
was his manager and according to the
agreement the men were to divide the
winnings. Dougherty says he was not
DGILereO III Tile 1SdSI IllldICldlly ny bciI-
STEMS recent fights with Tommy suli-
van and Young Corbett, but that Bern
STEMS share of the receipts in his bout
with Tim Callahan were attached by him.
He asks a full accounting and also the
right to hold the money that was at
tached Bernstein is in California.
An offer of purse of $500 has been
made to the managers of Martin Duffy
and Otto Sieloff. The offer comes from
a well known club whose manager does
not want its name mentioned until he has
secured the fight. Both men accepted the
offer, but there is difference of opinion
as to how the money shall be divided
Duffy will not have 1t any way but s40o
to the winner, so well satisfied is he the
winners end will be his. Sieloff, It is
and there the matter rests. Sieloff beat
Duffy in their last meeting in Oshkosh,
several months ago, but Duffy Is sure he
can lay the German low in less than four
rounds. Duffy's manager would like to
know, too. about that side bet of s25C
that the Sieloff party talked Of.
Kid Mccoy has issued a challenge in
which he offers to stop any boxer in
England in fifteen rounds for a side bet
of s., 800 Mccoy has no conditions at
tached to his challenge. and names no
weight. and is willing to raise the. side
bet and forfeit the whole purse If he Is
not successful. While the Kid mentions
no names, his challenge is. in all proba-
bility. aimed at the American boxer, Jack
O'Brien who has been having things all
his own way in England. O'Brien will
probably pass the Kid UP. however, as
he is. shrewd at figures, and knows that
the Kid is his master in the science OF
the game.