Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-08

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trouble dlsposlng Of him, but when the
papers began to throw bouquets AZ
Munroe, and Jm's own friends told
him that he wasn't to have an old hnlk
TO batter down, he began to consider
MunrOe seriously, and made up his
mind 10 take no chances"
JEFF does not seem TO have proiited by
his former lesson, for most of his time
al Hardin is spent hunting, while ON
the other hand Munroe Is putting IN the
hardest kind Of Hicks at Ocean Beach.
Young Corbett has got the globe
trottng fever and next year, II nothing
goes wrong, he will make circuit of
the world Corbett's first stop will be
In Paris. On his last trip TO the oth~i
side he was unable to visit the city and
says he will not rest satisfied until he
has taken IL In. After say in Paris
Ccrbett VIII go 10 Russia Italy, Ger
many Turkey Asia, Japan. South
Africa, Australia and return home.
Curbett expects TO pay the expenses of
the trip by giving boxing exhibitions In
various cities.
Corbett expects TO remain some time
I'm South Africa He viii go to Jo-
hannesburg and have a talk with AL
bert Fleming, who Is running a box
Ing club there, II he can make the
necessary arrangements he will fight
there. Corbatt said that II Fleming
can make the necessary terms he will
fight Jabez White 20 rounds next
January or February at the lightweight
limit. Corbett, Of course. will want a
liberal purse and expenses, which he
Is confident Fleming viii allow. White,
being an Englahman. would attract
large crowd on his own hook. There
are plenty Of Americans at Johannes
burg. and C0rbett would not want for
substantial backing
From South Africa Corbett VIII visit
Australia. lie has been In communlca-
ton with a well know fight promoter
at sydney Corbett has been assured
a match or a couple OF them as soon
as he arrives at sydney, This pro-
moter who Is also bookmaker. says
that he VIII furnish Corbett with side
stake II necessary.
Many American fighters are anxious
TO go to South Africa and show their
form before the Wanderers A. c., Jo-
hanesburg. Sam Fitzpatrick, the Amer
lean agent of the club, has received
several requests already one In par
tlcular being from Australian Jimmy
Ryan. Ryan says he win box Mike
Williams the heavyweight champion
OF that country. Ryan has fought Cho-
ynskl, Kalcott, Kid Mccoy, Tommy
Ryan and an Of the noted middle
weights in the business. He Is willing
to back himself
John r. Brush's announced intention
OF taking the Giants on a tour Of the
world IL they win the national league
pennant this year, has recalled the trip
of the All-Chicagos and the ALI
Americans in 1883.
what has become OF all those
old stars?' is the question OF the aver
age fan who has followed the game
since the days Of Chicagos famous
"stonewall intield' Arson, Pfeffer, Will
| hanson and Burns.
OF the Chicago team, which was
| made up OF Arson, Williamson, Burns,
DAILY, Baldwin. Ryan, Pfeffer Tenner,
Sullivan and Petit Arson Is perhaps
| the most prominent since he became an
| expert bowler and kept mp his billiard
playing and mingled in politics in Chi
| cage.
Williamson. Burns and Sullivan are
dead, Tom DAILY is the manager Of the
IiONlufUif NluU llll0 Nhdlt btluNlH IN
q doctor near Pittsburg; Jimmy Ryan
Is manager Of the Colorado Springs
team Of the Western league, Fred
| Pfeffei' is in business In Chicago and
| Tenner iB banker near Pittsburg.
The All-American team was made up
| of Ward. Healy, Crane, Earle, Carroll
Manning, Wood, Fogarty, Hanlon and
| Tom Brown.
Johnny Ward Is one OF the best
| known lawyers In New York. Healy
| Is a policeman In st. Louis. Crane and
! Fogarty are dead. Earle Is n minol
league manager Carroll Is In the ex
press business I'm San Francisco, Cal
! Jimmy Manning il now powder
salesman, living In Kansas city. HI
was manager Of the American leagu,
team IN Washington until two years
ago, and before that was manager OF
the Kansas city team OF the Western
| league.
George Wood was the manager OF a
! billiard room I'm Cincinnati until this
| year, when he took a position as ar
umpire I'm the Southern league. Ned
Hanlon is the manager OF the Brooklyn
team and owner OF the Baltimore team
in the Eastern league Tom Brown
was an umpire in the National league
last year, and President Pullman still
has him on his list OF emergency Of
ficials.