The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-09
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Buddy King, the Denver lightweight.
has received an offer to go to Seattle and
eattfc with Dial Hawkins. King has done
all his lighting about Denver in Tie past
year or SO, working himself up from
preliminary fighter.
Young Corbett's manager saws that
Sanger and Broad are both entitled to
tight the champion before McGoyern is
given return match.
Austin Rice, who has posted 81 600 10
boN Terry McGovern, holds the record for
the number of bouts engaged IN in the
past year. He has twenty Eight contests
70 his credit. oscar Gardner, the Omaha
Kid fought twenty-six
The Cincinnati sporting fraternity ex-
pect that boxing in that vicinity will he
revived next month. The Blue Grass
Athletic club, of Central Covington. will
set the ball rolling with a fifteen-round
contest on March 8. Permission has been
: secured from the authorities and there
will be no interference from any quarter.
Al HEREFORD, while in New York recent
~, announced that he would give a purse
OF $4,000 for bout between Young Cor
pett and Harry Lyons, to take place
before the Eureka A. c. of Baltimore
Herford thinks this is fair offer, and
ne wired the terms to Corbett.
Johnny Corbett, manager Of Young
Corbett, says that the latter must make
ms next nght IN Denver or with the con-
sent of the Colorado Athletic club. Cor
bett has promised Kid Lavigne a match
ana also@agrees to stop Dave Sullivan in
ten rounds or forfeit 5000.
Frank Erne is training faithfully for
MS hgnt with Joe Cans at Philadelphia,
-Feb. 10 Erne is confident of winning
TINS battle and says once returned a win
her ne will take on anybody and every
BODY at his weight.
Alex. Greggins, manager of George
G6ardner. who lost the decision to Jack
ROOT OF Chicago, has asked Lou House
man. manager of Root, if he will be will
ing to match the men over again House,
man replied that Root would be ready to
Al Neil and Charles DUTCH Thurs
ton nave been matched for a fifteen
round contest on Feb. "A, at the Re
nance Athletic club, Oakland Cal, for
Welter-Weight championship of the PACT
fic coast.
Dal Hawkins and Perry Queenan will
Hght again at Seattle Feb. %.
Jack Root must have a peculiar love
IGr poultry, judding from the way he
Young Corbett holds the undisputed
championship in matchmaking.
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Spike Sullivan is planning another trin
tc England where he expects cs' to CHIP blip
! iehge Pat DAILY, who recently won the
| e9ghtweight championship of England
SPIKE must want easy money.
Tom Sharkey has again consented r.
S oItbe,nm ia Bill Hanrahan before the
nottiioar athletic club. Better than
io'iiins IS the way Tom thinks.
Joe Tipman, the Baltimore boxer ;e
| 9@gd 70 De perfectly built for an athlete
s stG0dei5g 70 o. the college professors
proportion to his build however,
,, frank Slavin, the once noted AustraIfan
| VeEeoy $50 ~ H. Is now government sur
| Veyor IN the klondike
Solly Smith, who has two fights hook
| 6 LOT Fnlladelphia, has started his Wort,
ny assisting Al Neil in the Iatteris +r mT[h
ing on the coast. = aiii-
,, Jack Q Brien has been offered a 1bara,
| 6aEIo,,69o meet nd Lavigne before an
| -' - "ntcR Billy is interested.
= io1 liny West is anxious for action and
- WLHlng TO meet any of the n9iddin1
| f eTr9ed with Young Peter Jackson pre-
o,l Martin | Duffy may give Gus Gardner q
in -'t the Zero oe5ore one of the st. Louis clubs
sa IeR fhGt Ryan, in a recent interview
f fa3iS- that body. punching is the most ef-
Lectiye mode Of attack in a fight hefUe az
IHa aya : bm nat ned men. Tommy would
followers see it that way. " q UiAe 6
+e wen Ilegler, the ex-PhiladeIphia vel
tleIFflWelght, and Jack Bennett of SIImnei+
III +1o "a have been matched to meet n
@-aN round bout before the Savannah
Ne1a.) a T. some time in FebrnarVu "a I
F5 dGbmmy Feltz claims to be after Harry
r,c C1 and the bantamweight eham lpill
SElp: The Chicago fighter stated pftn,
we Would 9a{ nrobs Tith bDoqgherty that Feitz
and there is little doubt that the Regfa,9
er can get match. A4' 'eii-
Harry Slater the san Francisco ,,o,,+
tT; veg who has been abroad for So some Sc
t inlt' mas Just returned with the repori
Inat II was impossible for him 10 p eat
any matches from the English fighters