The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-22
BoxINc NorEs

Chicago scribes are beginning to Won
der how it is that several of the Mil
waukee fighters have a severe attack Of
illness when offered a match with a man
with a good right jolt.
Young Corbett has already drifted into
that inevitable business of the success
full pugilist and has opened "cafe" In
New York, in which he holds a one-half
interest.
Billy Whistler, of Baltimore, who is be-
ing looked after by Florrie Barnett is
out with challenge Offering to fight~any
good featherweight.
A cruel critic, commenting on the fact
that Australian Billy Murphy is now a
depot Waterman, says that a depot
should at least be good training ground.
John Hertz has been appointed match
maker for the American club Of Chi
CO GO. Johnnie had that sort of a job
before, and his club gave just one show
It was not Johnnies fault, however
Jack Roberts and Will Curley, the
English featherWeights. have signed ar
t:cles to box fer the featherweight cham
pionship of England. The two will meet
at Newcastla-on Tyne, England, on Feb
3 The battle is limited to fifteen rounds.
with an outside wager of 50, 500 each
Patsy Haley has won a battle. He de-
feated Andy DAILY, once McGovern's spar
ring partner, in fifteen-round bout at
Lewiston, Me, a few nights ago.
Jack DAILY, of Wilmington, who while
he vas under the management of Sam
Fitzpatrick, came near winning the light
has decided to quit the ring. DAILY is now
a policeman at Wilmington
Young Corhett has a great love for
this country. He says ne will not go to
England to meet Jack Roberts, the Eng
ltSh champion, as he prefers to remain
here and rake in the shekels in the
atrical way.
Mickey Dunn, the well known Aus
tralian middleweight, has quit the ring
His right hand is so crippled that he can
never fight, again
Australia, fought the old-time negro,
Starlight, in Australia the other day
The best Scanlon could get with the poor
old black was a draw
George Lawler is now taking through
the West under half dozen different
names 1t was he who, under the name
of Jim Burns, knocked out Mexican Pete
Everett a few nights ago.
Terry McGovern says: 'I pass up this
Hfter this of Ell let Richard sf9a Mansfield adtoF
and them guys fight out the heavyweight
villain championship among themselves.
and Juliet class after this. What I am
going to land in is the fighting line. See?'
Hughey McGovern, one Of Terrys
younger brothers. is showing much skill
with the gloves, and is expected TO be-
come a good featherweight ere long
Billy Madden has at length succeeded
in getting another match for Gus Rub
lin. The Akron Giant" is to box at
Philadelphia on either Jan. 81 or Feb 8
for six rounds. The Industrial A. c. viii
select his opponent.
Martin Julian is figuring on a club in
Philadelphia, to be bigger than any now
running in QuakervilIe, and to hold high
class battles. That's right. Once let the
New York thieves cut in and the finish
is in sight.
Some jackass fakir at Florence Col,
is trying to work a game that shows
pitiable ignorance. He announces that
Sammy Harris, of Chicago, the famous
featherweight, will be out shortly to fight
Lefty Butler, a local pug. That fakir
ought to be tarred and feathered.