Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

5 Andy Walsh, the Br00Klyn mluuIe- weight, through his manager, Bob Bruce, sent word yesterday that he is very anxious to try his skill against Kid Carter.
 Hugh McWinters, the colored light weight, would like to get a chance at Young Peter Jackson" or Rube Ferns. McWinters says that he is ready to give away weight in order to get a match.
 Young Corbett of Denver has re ceived an offer to meet Tim Heggerty of Australia.s f Corbetk Shas notified Heggerty' laanager that he will face the Antipodean after his3f'go' with Artie Simnls. -
 Jim Hall. the oneesnoted Australian middleweight pugilist. is now at Buffa- To. Hall is not 1jn n.goods health and number, of Halls friends are try ing tc raise enough money to defray Halls expenses to his home at Edney
 Charlie Burns, 4 4hes hl cineinnati light. weight, who announced his intention of retiring, has evidently changed his mind. Burns has been matched to meet John Peterson of Chicago in private al Chicago tonight. The 'sgo" is fol twenty five rounds.
 Jack McAuliffe intends to return tc the ring again. The former lightweight champion is now busily training. Nc Auliffe has lost about twenty pounds and seems to be in good condition. He said yesterday that he was eager te meet Kid Layigne again. ssl1
 Jerry Moran, brother to lFrahk Moran, formerly manager Of John L Sullivan, has received an answer tc his def on behalf of his unknown heavyweight. A club out west is ready to give a purse for a twenty round bout with Hank Griffin, the colored Frisco heavyweight, to be de cided within month Moran sent word that he would consider the offer
 Professor Jimmy De Forrest, man ager of Billy Mack, the amateur light weight champion, said: q under stand that Joe Wards unknown is col ored. For that reason Mack will not meet him, as, it is his intention to bal color when he4 4enters the professional ranks. Twill match Mack against any other 135-pounder and will post a for. felt to show that Lam on the level;n
 Tom Couhig,p the Buffalo weIter. weight, has received an offer from the Toronto A. 0. of Canada, to box Rlibe Ferns on August 20 The club wants Couhig to weigh in at 142I pounds at 8 o'clock. Couhig has sent back word serT., 4 pounds, weigh in at the fingside.a He adds that no other agreement will suit
 George McFadden. the local light weight, is still seeking a match with Terry McGovern. Billy Roache, Me Fadden's manager, said yesterday that whether McFadden wins or loses with "Rube' Ferns, whom he is to tackle at Fort Erie the later part of this month, he will still be in line for Terry and will arrange a match at 13C pounds.
 In the event of match being clinch. ed between Marvin Hart of Louisville and Kid Mccoy, the Savannah A. C. of Savannah will hang up a very en- ticing purse. Al McMurray, who rep resentes the club states that if Hart of Mccoy accepts he will post at once a forfeit with Al Smith to show that business is only meant.
 Patsy Corrigan of California, who came east with Joe Kennedy of San Francisco when the latter was matched to meet Peter Maher. has returned Corrigan says that he has signed ar ticles for match with Jimmy Handler and that the affair is to be decided. be fore the club hanging up the most money. The weight is 154 pounds and the match is to be left open for a month.