Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22
THE PUGILISTS.
Joe Wolcott Finishes Carey in
 the Fifth Round.

It Was a Fierce Battle With Carey
 Getting the Punishment-Jim Cor
 bett Wants Eitzsimmons, But Not
 For a Year-Statistics of Insurance
 On Bighters--Other Good Fighting
 News.
 Joe Walcott put big Tom Carey to sleep in the fifth round of what was to have been a ten-round go last night in Boston. It was fierce battle from the opening round until the finishing blow came in the fifth. Carey put up a game battle, but was outclassed. ln the first round he was knocked down twice by hard blows to the jaw He came back, however, each time ana hammered Walcott in the wind and kidneys innumerabIe times For four rounds he tried to stave off defeat' ana all The time he took considerable punishment. Tn the fifth Walcott went after him like a wirlwind and he soon had the big fellow wabbling. After storm of blows to the wind and the jaw Carey went down and took the count
 Tom Carey, "The Jabber," declared before the fight with Joe Walcott that if he didn't beat the negro he would go hack to his trade. The best thing he can do, surely.
 Jack Lowery, the featherwelgnt' who is to clash with Austin Rice, the ''Iron Man, of New London tomorrow night for twenty rounds at 126 pounds. before the Rotterdam Athletic club or Schenectady, left yesterday for the scene of the battle ground.
 Brooklyn Tommy" Sullivan, the featherweightx who has been. lighting in the west for the past year, has fully recovered from slight attack of ma l laria, and has started to tlkain for his fight with 'sKid'' Herman of Chicago, which takes place during the first week of October In St Louis.
 Benny Yanger started in training Thursday for his battle with Eddie HanIon, the crack California feather weight at Frisco, September 29. Their l last battle resulted in twenty round draw and was one of the best fights seen on the coast. Johnny Hertz, Yanger's manager, says the "Tipton Slasher'' may meet Benny Jordan of England in Frisco after the Chicago boy meets Hanlon-
 Willie Fitzgerald, the Brooklyn 1 lightweight, who lost a decision to Mike Ward on foul last week, is back in New York. Fitz says the Sinai boxer is s'in right" at Port Hu- ron,, Mich, where they fought, and that no one can win decision over him there. q will take him on for any number of rounds at any weight, and ] fight winner to take all, if he will box in some other club" says Fitzgerald
 Ben Jordan and Young Corbett vii not meet in San Francisco next No venber as scheduled. According to g letter received from the Englishmar he will not be able to sail for this country until November, consequently The could not fight Young Corbett unti next January, as he would want al least six weeks in which to train. Cor bett in the mean time will not remain idle. He has been practically match ed to fight Martin Canole before one of the Boston clubs next month. Ga tole is a good fighter. The champion also is to meet Tim Callahan for six rounds before one of the Philadelphia clubs the first week in October. Young Corbett made his debut as real actol in a play called New York Life a the Star theater yesterday afternoon He had over fourteen lines and spok, them in true thespian fashion. H, also boxed and was loudly applauded