Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
TIE PUGlLISTS.
Many Bouts Are at Present in
 the Works.

andy Walsh of Brooklyn Defeated
 Irwin" Sullivan Posts a Forfeit in
 London-Corbett Wants Attell to Get
 Reputation-Other Boxing News.
 St Louis, June 12.-Mike Schreck of Cincinnati received the decision over Andy Walsh of Brooklyn at the end of a nfteen-round bout at the West End club last night The fight was rather Slow, both men doing a good deal of clinching and missing swings. The eighth to fifteenth rounds showed live ly work. Schreck was the aggressor throughout, but up to the last Walsh did the cleaner work. In the fifteenth round Schreck rushed his man and had him weak and holding on from terrific body blows. Walsh was almost out, and Schreck was equally weak from exhaustion.
 Mike fTwin) Sullivan of Boston, who is now in England, has posted a for felt with the London Sporting Life to meet any welterweight in England.
 Pony Moore, the veteran sport and Sather-ir-law of Charley Mitchell, has just recovered from the effects of 8 serious operation. Moore is near his S0th year
 Jimmy Briggs of Boston has accept ed the challenge of Dave Sullivan, and in all probability the two will meet before one of the Boston clubs within a few weeks.
 Tommy Feltz is anxious to fight Tommy Sullivan again. Feltz is very confident he can whip Sullivan and is ready to bet from $1,0o0 to $1,500 that he will be successful.
 George Betts, who has won num- Der of fights in private of late, is after a battle with Danny Dougherty. Bets says that he will take Dougherty on ish at 116 pounds.
 George Gardner, who is now matched to meet Jack Root at Fort Erie, will train for the contest at Low oil. He will have the assistance of his two fighting Brothers, Jimmy and Billy. This will be the third meeting of the pair.
 Buddy" Ryan, the Chicago feather weight. who is looked upon as likely man by the western sportsrnen, has been matched to box Charley Weary of Milwaukee before the Milwaukee A. C., Milwaukee, June 19. The go is for ten rounds.
 Aurelia Herrera, the Mexican. Is to join the American fistic colony in Eng land Herrera is to go in few weeks. Since he was defeated by Terry Me Govern for the featherweight title at San Francisco a few years ago he has Improved wonderfully.
 Eddie Connolly's next battle will in all probability be with "Curley" up p1es The two have been trying to come together in this country for years. They met in England few months ago and Supplies received the decision after fifteen rounds had been fought.
 Marty McCue writes as follows: T would like to get on match with Dave Sullivan. I see he is anxious to have some one meefshim. and why not give the chance to me? I am in fine condi- ton and will be ready to go against him inside of two weeks time if neces- sary."
 Bat Masterson, the we'll known Den WEI SHOAk4A@ AAAA1s AS III <SEH VI II. Masterson said yesterday that pugilism was a bit quiet In the west and that very few clubs would hold bouts during the summer He looked for quite re yivaL in the fall and winter, however.
 The conditions of Spike Sullivan's $ next fight in England are that the men must weigh in at 138 pounds at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of the contest Sullivan's opponent is Jack Nelson, said to be good man. They are to come together before one of the athletic clubs at Newcastle-on-Tyne on June 15.
 Harry Pollak, Young Corbett's man ager, has issued the following state, naent anent the challenge of Abe AtteH of San Francisco: "Attell has long row to hoe before being in line for a fight for the championship. It is uE to him to show that he isn't third rater. He can have fight, of course if he can prove that he is entitled to one. Corbett's next encounter will be with Ben Jordan