The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-29

and there were many who went away
empty handed, as far as turkeys were
| concerned
1t was an ideal day for the shoot, the
4 air being clear and there being practi-
eally no wind. The contestants were en-
! gagged all the afternoon in the sport, and
event, the scores running s, and 10 in
all Of them.
WITH THE TAKERS.
Latest Gossip of the Men who Wear
/ the Gloves.
Ole Olson and Buddy Ryan have been
matched to meet at the Chicago Athletic
| ASSOCIATION show Dec. Z.
Jimmy O'Boyle has returned to the
! ring again ana will meet any l05-pound-
| er, but draws the color line.
| 1t looks as ii Jeffries at present is
| without an occupation. Such is the PEN
| atty OF greatness.
| Kid Mccoy says he wants to meet Jim
| Jeffries for $4,000 side. Probably at
/ draw poker, says Charlie Mathison.
| One OF the st. Louis clubs has been
| trying to arrange a meeting between Jack
| Dunleavy, of st. Louis, and RUDE
| Ferns 1t may be decided upon after
/ Ferns meeting in Detroit with Dutch
| Thurston
Tim Callhan and Jack McClelland, the
! featherweights, have been secured by
! the Crescent club of Toronto for fight
Nov 2S 1t is to be twenty rounds at
| 126 pounds at o'clock
Judging from the number of times Kid
! Mccoy has crossed and recroSSed the
| ocean, he probably las a communication
| ticket on an oceanic steamship line.
/ Tim Hegarty, of Australia, has finally
been cornered and forced into fight.
/ He has signed to box Kid Lavigne at
! Oakland. Cal, on Dec. 10.
Jack Dunieavy and Bob Douglass, I've
st. Louis middleweights, will box before
| the Young Mems Gymnastc club, of New
| Orleans, Thanksgiving night. They are
| to weigh $50 pounds.
/ Peter Maher, the man from Galway, ac-
| tually won a fight. 1t happened at Bar
! less Importation from the coast known
/ as Jim JeffordS
Not hearing from Jeffries. Kid Mccoy
| has challenged Jack O'Brien to a con-
somebody. If he and Rubin were to
| meet in Ceylon just now, what large
crowd they would draw.
Jack O'keefe and Clarence Forbes have
| been matched to box twenty rounds be-
| fore a private club in Kansas City e.;
| 10. The men agreed to weigh in at 12O
pounds at O'Clock on the day of the
| fight
Big Jack Mccormick. the Philadelphia
] fighter WAC sprung into wide fame by
whipping kid Mccoy in a punch in
! this city some time ago, lost a wrestling
match to John Piening, the butcher
! Piening got the first fall in $50 and Nc
| Cormick was then compelled to give up,
! having dislocated his shoulder
1t is announced that Marvin Hart, the
Louisville middleweight will not be able
! to tackle Bill Hanrahan at Louisville on
Nov. %, owing to The fact that Hart is
suffering from split thumb, the result
OF his recent fight with Jack Beaucholte.
| Jimmy Handler will take Harris place
! Terry McGovern, talking to a Chicago
friend, said this of Herrera: They can
say what they want, and talk as they
| like, but | tel you this on my word OF
| noner-that Herrera gave me the f1ercest
/ fight l ever had, and hit me for further
| orders. L tell you he is a good man, an
awful good man
A pretty story comes all the way from
! San Francisco about handshaking be-
| tween Jeffries and Rubin the night after
| the fight They met accidentally in Har,
! ry Corbett's place and the referee eff
fected a reconciliation. Contrary to the
| usual custom, JeffrieS aid not tell Rubin
| that Gus was the best man he ever met
| Tut Ryan, who came to America sew
| eral years ago rated as the champion
heavyweight of Australia, and who was
| whipped by Gus Rubin at New Orleane
in ten rounds, met Bill Doherty at Mel
| bourne recently in a twenty-round match.
/ Doherty was whipped in seven rounds
Doherty met Kid Mccoy in South Africa
| in 1897 and was knocked out.
The matching of kid" Carter and
| George Gardner for the December fight
of the San Francisco Athletic club has
/ caused dissension in the organization.
| Jack Welsh, who wanted Jeffries and
/ Sharkey brought together, has refused
| to officiate as referee for Gardner and
| Carter. Jim Macdonald, the baseball
umpire, mas been appointed in Welsha
/ Dec. 10 and 20. The managers of the
$1,000. ''N' 'e' y
Tom Jeffries, brother of the champion,
hat
slowness in the ring is his fear of kill
| ing somebody. The elephant does not
| dare to hit with his full force lest he
should actually drop his men dead in
the ring, and anybody who has felt one
| of Jim's whacls can appreciate the sit.
| uation
| Tommy Sullivan, the red-headed Brook
! lyn featherweight who milled around Chi
| cago while the boxing game was in full
sway, returned to Chicago from the East
| a few days ago. Sullivan who fought a
| draw with Benny Yanger and Buddy
/ Ryan and beat Young Mowatt. is ready
| to take on anybody in his class Jack
| Curley, local matchmaker for the Co
lumbian Athletic club. of Jackson, Mich,
| will probably arrange a. match between
| Mowatt and Sullivan. The latter is un.
the well-known bookmaker, who will
place any reasonable side bet on his
| mans chances.
Art simms, the. Akron lightweight
!
his way to the Pacific coast incidentally
| he would like to get on another meeting
| with Martin Duffy, who beat him at De-
| troit recently. He talks of side bet of
$3.50 providing the fight goes twenty
| rounds, the weight to be 133 pounds at the
| ringside. Simms intimates that he did
not train properly for the last fight
1t was announced a few days ago that
Al Weinig, of Cincinnati, had a match
on in Cincinnati with a negro boxer
there named Larry Temple. Now a
/ story comes from Louisville that It IL
/ Blind Jimmy Ryan who will meet Tenn
! pie, instead of Weinig. They must have
| nice bunch of matchmakers in the City
| of Brew when they stand for a man like
| Ryan, who was made to lock like a nov
ice by Jack Root only week or so ago
| and VINO resigned" from the ring after
| the fight-his ninety-eiglth resignation
after about as many losing battles
Tom Sharkey has wired Jim Kennedy
| matchmaker of the Twentieth Century
| asking him to induce Jeffries to fight him
| on New Years day instead of Dec. 20
| the date the boilermaker selected for the
| battle. In speaking of the coming fight
| with Jeffries Sharkey said:
| 'It would be impossible for me to meet
Jeffries on Dec. 20. In the first place
need four weeks time in which to get