Evening journal., 1904-01-08
LATEST GOSSIP IN
THE SPORTING WORLD

15 rounds TO a draw in Swansea. Eng
land. December 20. Morgan had IA
pounds advantage in weight. but Dix
on showed much OF his old-time abn-
ity and more than had an even break.
Dixon and Cockney Cohen have been
matched TO meet I'm New Castle, Janu-
airy IS.
chester Goodwin will box Fred Bryson
lat Portland. Ne. January II.
Joe Waicott ana Joe Grim. Il Is said,
viii box in New Bedford. January IS.
A roller polo league in operation next
year and composed OF teams from the
larger cities Of the middle West Is now a
certainty.
Twin sullivan. OF Boston. and Hugo
Kelly tho Western mddlc-weght. are
matched to meet IN ca siN-round bout IN
Chicago in the near future.
Young Corbett says: Il have found my
weight. and ! am going 20 stand With IL.
will fight anyone in the world at ~
pounds. weight af o'clock.
Clement J. Terry, famlliarly known as
Young Terry. will begin his career as a
Jockey under the teaching OF we'll.
known New York turfman on June i5
Lew Bailey has taken hold OF Kid VIII
son. the colorod lightweight. OF Orange
" j.. and expects 20 send him to the front
as rapidly SIS possible. Bailey Is willing e
match Wilson against any lightweight IL
the business.
Coach James Ten Eyck. Of the Syra'
cuse University crews. Is expected TO ar
rive In Syracuse some time this week Of
next and as soon as he puts I'm an appear
ance the crew candidates will commence
their work on the rowing machines.
Owing TO the sorrow and trouble in Chi
cago caused by the recent disastrous thea
tire irc. the managers OF the various box
Ing clubs Of that city are OF the opinion
that the people are not IN much humo
FOR sport OF amusement, and they hav'
flor the time being decided to can OF al
the boxing shows which have been sched
luled for that city Tor the next few weeks
The old Lynnwood baseball team ha
lreorganized for the coming season unde
1.-THE name Of the North End. They hav
lelected r. NJ. Brown treasurer and man
lager. and S. r.. Brown president, AM
Frank Todel. secretary. The players are
iWiniam Begley, Ccaptain). FIRST base; G
Meyers. shortstop; T. Wingert. secon
base: r. Todd third base; W. Englehar
centre field. G. Rhell. left field; l.. schei
fright field. batteries. McKcnna and Stoh
ner. Rickert and Brown.
To the great surprise of the major
ity Of spectators at the Olympic Ath
letic Club. at Buffalo. Monday. Jir
Parr was not only not successful d
winning his handicap match Of tw
falls In the hour. but he failed to pu
Charlie Rogers. erstwhile Billy Daw'
unknown, on his back for even a sin
gle fail.
'Il go 10 New Orleans ard open
saloon before I'll play with Newark,
says Theodore Breitensteln. the old
+ ltime starting end OF the famous prci
e zel battery of st. Louis and Cincir
natl who has achieved such succes
I in So- 1ern company that his SERVED
arc IN 1emand By Northern clubs.
J. r. Davis. the California bookmal
er. now on his way East 10 appear bl
n fore the Metropolitan Turf Associate
r TO show cause why he shall not be e.
lpellcd. may have his journey for n
70 pains. as q. Il. Wheelock. chairman
T.. the executive committee is now abro'
:, and moreover so long as Davis
i under ban. he must suffer the logic
]. consequences.