Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-14

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 Antoni Perri of Greece, who was in strumental in bringing Yousof and l Nouroulah to this country, announces that he has discovered another wrestler who can discount both of these men in point of strength, size and cleverness. Like Yousof and Noroulah, Ferris new protege halls from Turkey, and is only 2S years old. PerEi says that l he will bring his wrestler to the United States next October and be prepared to match him against either Tom Jenk- ! ins. John Pienig or Farmer Burns. Paul Pons of France will accompany l Perri here.
 Although the articles of agreement and forfeits have been posted, no place has as vet been selected for the cham pionship match arranged between liar I yey Parker and Max Luttbeg of St 1 Louis. The date chosen for the match ] is June 30. The managers of both men are to meet some day next week l for the purpose of receiving bids for the affair Lenox Lyceum will in all I probability be agreed upon.
 Young Atherton of New York wants 1to meet any good 122-pounder at
 
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 | Chicago, June 14-Danny McMahon of Philadelphia and Kid Abel, q local l featherweight, fought six rounds to q draw last night at Appollo hall. It was one of the fiercest fights seen here l for some time Abel had McMahon all but out at the end of the fourth round, but the Quaker City boy came again and had Abel holding in the I last round.
 sam Fitzpatrick, the American man. ager of pugilists, is apparently getting along swimmingly in England with his l two charges. Johnny German and Tom Sharkey Tn letter Fitzpatrick says: '.Sharkey. German and Kid McFadden are all hard at work and are feeling l fine. We are located at the 1.-Two Brewers" Chipperfield. about twenty l four miles from London. Spike and Dave Sullivan, Billy Rotchford and Tommy Ryan prepared for~their fights at the place. The date of the contest 1 between Gus Ruhlin and Sharkey IS June 9, Coronation eve. Tom is con- fident of beating Ruhlin this time and l 5.OOO to bet on the result and it is his | OWIl IlOuGN %lOO. Il lltlN Sc d lOul tplJSo out for Sharkey and German after the fights are over. Tom fights on Wednes- i day and opens at Dundalk, his native town, on the following Saturday, Cork, Dublin and Belfast and few smaller towns will be honored by Sharkey's presence before he leaves for New 1 York German made q good impress sion here and will carry q good sum of 1 English money when he boxes Tommy l Ryan Tommy Hogan who is here with Kid McFadden is out with chal- l lenge to box any 126-pounder in Eeng land or America for $1.000 side. So far he has received no reply.
 New York, June 14-When Fred A. Wenck returns to this city from Eng land, after competing in the coronation boxing show which the National Sport ing club of London is promoting, he will be asked to explain the financial end of the trip to the A A. U. author- ities. It is contrary to A. A. U. rules for an amateur to compete at the same meeting with a professional, and the university boxing contests are sched- uled to be decided at the same meets as the worlds wrestling champion ships. Wenck is being advertised in London as the Yale champion, and the university authorities have taken steps I to stop it. He received sS700 some time ago from the promoters to pay his ex- I penses.
 Philadelphia, June 1.-The bout that was to have been fought here last night before the Penn Art club between Jack Root and Kid Carter was called l off. The men were to have received q purse of $3, ,OO0 but as there was not that amount in the house the spectators were sent home after three minor l bouts. Jack Ryan won the first bout from Kid Hartley in the first round. I The latter was twice sent to the floor l by lefts on the jaw as the fight began and was counted out the second time. Young Morrissey was outclassed by ssShorty'' Clifford in the second bout and the bell saved him from being l knocked out in the fifth round. Joe Riley was entitled to decision in the third contest. His opponent was Kid Gilbert who showed to best ad- vantage at close range work.
 Baltimore, June 14.-Salnmy Myers of New York fought Joe Tipman, To- l cal featherweight, ten rounds to draw last night before the Knicker- booker Athletic club.
 San Francisco. June 14-Kid La vigne, the well known pugilist, went violently insane at Stockton yesterday and is now confined in the detention hospital It is not known whether his condition is permanent He at tackled his friends and it was neces- sary to use force to restrain him.
 Stockton. Gal. June 14.-Young Gibbs of Cincinnati knocked out Kid Williams of Los Angeles last night in eight rounds of fast fighting.
 Denver, Col, June 14.-Harry Forbes of Chicago was given the decision over young Devaney of Denver last night at the end of ten rounds before the Elyria Athletic club. Forbes had the better of the fight from the start
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