Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-19

Dan Creedon-Yo Mowatt Goes
 Out In One Round-Twin Sullivan
 Fights Draw.
 There has been much talk since the contests at Polis theater on Thursday night as to the results of two Of the bouts. Of course the decision of Ref cree Crowley has been questioned on every side, but the gentleman himself declared yesterday afternoon that any other decision would have been unfair to Dave Sullivan. The latter claimed ne should have had the decision and when asked why it was that his face was swollen and bruised while Rice es-s caped With but one mark he replied ihdC hlce could take punishment with out leaving marks and that many of HIS punches landed on Rice's body. 1t would De very difficult to convince all .ne people ln that audience that Sul- ntan was entitled to any decision. hlce LOOK the decision good-naturedJv anu acquitted Manager Crowley of any suspicion of favoritism. He does not peiieVe Ill Kicking too hard against uecIsions because he may have to meet eoiile other chap some day and he does I,ol wish to leave q bad impression in L1e mlnd or the referee or anyone else i1e IS LOO old ring general to make vigorous kick against the referee 11e was confident before the contest ana ne IS still of the same mind fbat Lave Suillvan cannot whip him. hut ls uouptful if he will ever concee,e nm as much weight as he did the oth-
 VI Hisnt- Sullivan had at least eight ' pounds advantage. which means whole lot to any fighter.
 The second bout has been talked of since the contest by one or two oc rather queer looking. That is aI1 Ioollshness for Lewis aimed to mt bis nan out 1n the very first round in Iact he said he would do so. This Ae"ls IS a comer and it will not ha surprising some day if he makes Joa Haleott bite the dust. Lewis fiob+O as IA pounds, yet he trained down +o Ioo 10 meet the younger Walcott Ha could thrash Dave Sullivan in 1osS than len rounds and no one knows fba+ petter than Tom Sharkey and SuIu- van himself. That is one reason why the match which was arranoad TOT them in private fell throI1oI LeWls is young and with q littIa more experience he will whip tba hast men in this country at his waight SUCK pin there
 Baltimore, April 19.-Another 6zzlo occurred last night at the Eureka A4b. letlc club. Dan Creedon essayad +o 4gnt twenty rounds with Young Patar Jackson. Creedon was in no oondi- tlon 10 enter the ring and in tha fif+b round he quit. The crowd yoI1od
 Iake and Referee Charlie wbi+a over. eoilest was onlcago, April 19.-Buddy Ryan shocked out Young Mowaft in .n +ba nrsc round of what was scbednlad as S1 round bout before the Wahasb <. a. '. last night. It is beIiavod tlaI otg Corbett~ and Ryan will he ,naacneu ,l to-day to fight six ronnd
 pelore some local club.
 Two important bouts have boon = ,anseo oy the Southern A. e. of I'o,,;l ,;l n,n. Terry McGovern and Taa1- Sranu ,Ilen are to figure in the encounta,.e eaofern has been slated to hov 4,,'. oi The Abe Attell- Benny vao *s contest while O'Brien viii faao winner of the Marvin -Ha,.t -.,es Ir:t, ai ter essay. Yaeger and Atto,, a,.a G. eolne together on April 24 wbiIo ,,rt,, rt uel ana Hart do not come tooa+ba,. t next month. Tie club eynaote, eqar sq roio the mills in which o'Brsen e,u5 sn5 1ast .SToFern are to indulge durino tl,a ,se ,,.s. week in May. Both affairs will De Tor twenty rounds VII
 The National Sporting club of To- n d,n nas slgnlfied its intention of hid ulns TOT the mill between Jim Tafr,.;o- gnu Doo F1tzsimmons and has decided to oHer a purse of $15.OO0 for tIta esenr; e,,s Dr ordway, representing tbe sluD Ill uhls country. yesterday after neon received a cable dispatch fron, Aiatcnmaker Bettinson to this effaot ana added that if the incentive is accepted by the rival pueilfsfs tT1e c1,,I, VIII allow them $1.OOO each for oy. pensss The club is desirous of hold ing tne mill. which is to be limited to twenty rounds on Derby nfo,ht which ialiS on June of the current year If was the original intention of the clnb 10 nave the men meet during the fistic carnivai' which is to be held during
 Ac Aese Wsck I'll June. But they real lzed that the match would be a better card for Derby night. This fs ina largest incentive ever offered bv tbis club for a fight. Ordway yesterdav notified Billy Delaney of the offer and expects a favorable reply.
 Hartford April 19-Mayor Sullivan the newly elected executive of Hart ford. when asked if he had issued. or promised to issue, a permit for box ing contest between Corbett and Me Govern, said:
 No one has approached me on the question. and I have given the subject no consideration. I have issued no permit. My time has been occupied with more serious matters than issu- Ing permits for boxing contests.''
 It is evident that Bob Fitzsimmons will receive the first chance against Jim Jeffries in preference to Jim Cor bett- The sweeping def of F'itzsim- mons which he issued on Thursday has spurred the champion to action, for yesterday morning telegram was received from Billy Delaney, Jeffries' manager, in answer to one sent him the day before asking him who would get the preference in the way of a 1