Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31

WduL HgnC. 1 want one DaQ. anu as soon as possible, and it's got to be for the worlds heavyweight champion ship"
 Thus spake Red Robert Fitzsim- mons, he who plucked the belt from that great boxer, James J. Corbett, and who has never been licked but twice in his life, and then by James J. Jeff fries.
 T think I'll be more likely to get a fight from Jack O'Brien than anyone else," said Fitz, ''so I'll just challenge him. You can just wire O'Brien in Frisco and publish the challenge.
 The Lanky One blew into Broadway yesterday morning, coming from the Windy city, where he closed his show. A Fight for Love-" Saturday night. It is his intention to remain in New York until he gets signed up for a fight. Then he'll go west immediately and begin training. as sS Fitz looks is well as he ever did, and 1t is hard to believe, as long as he keeps his poll covered, that he has reached the two score and two mark.
 When he walked down Broadway he was attired in a long, swagger paddock coat and wore swell silk top hat. He carried a cane with heavy silver head and was followed by a pair of black French poodles, most elaborately clipped.
 T got em in Paris last summer.'' ex- plained Bob, with pride, "and they cost me pretty penny, but the trouble is they don't know word of English, and as don't know French the only way can make 'em understand me is to whistle to 'em."
 Jimmy Coffroth of San Francisco is negotiating with Fitzsimmons and O'Brien to box for the middleweight championship in November. Coffroth expects to secure the November per init from the supervisors and perhaps he may capture the December one as well. O'Brien had already agreed to fight before the Yosemite club.
 LEWIS BEAT DONAHUE.
 Philadelphia, Oct 31.-Harry Lewis of this city bested Young Donahue of Boston after six slow rounds of box ing before the Washington Sporting club last night. The crowd was small and there was little enthusiasm.
 The fight was poor display. Both boys missed half their blows. Lewis had the advantage in weight, and this enabled him to outright Donahue. The Boston boy took some severe punish ment, and at the end Qf,, the. sixth round his face was badly marked up, but he was game.
 The bout was marked by much clinching and few straight blows. Donahue made the best showing in the third round, when he battered Lewis in the heart and in the wind, but in the fourth Lewis bested him and kept the advantage until tine bell at the end of the sixth. They mixed It up hotly in the last round and did not hear the bell The referee had to force them apart.
 Tommy Feltz, the Brooklyn feather weight, is to meet Harry Scroggs To- night They, will battle fifteen rounds before the Nonpareil A. O., of High landtown. Md.
 Another fighting title will be put at stake tonight Joe Walcott, the wei terweight holder, will give Willie Lewis a chance to get it in Detroit. Lewis has been fighting lightweights, but he weighs 140 pounds, within two of the welter linit and acknowledges that he is not in the lower weight class. Besides, he thinks that he can knock out any welter that he can land his right fist on. Both Walcott and Lewis have trained hard for their bat tie which promises to be spirited one.