Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-13
The Field of Sports
SPORTING NOTES.

rSlVor DOx9', WIlueS tudb n6 HAS quiz
the ring.
Princeton defeated Syracuse "a to 81
in a basketball game at Syracuse on
Thursday.
The Keystone Athletic Club, of AL
lentown, Pa, intends holding II
tournament for amateur boxers next
month. There are a number of anna
teur boxes in Allentown and vicinity
and the tournament should prove q
success.
jerome Keogh, of Buffalo, and Al
fred De Orc have been matched to
play a pool series.
Jimmy Walsh, the New England
bantam, has gone to st. Louis to box
Monte Atteil.
New York Jack O'Brien has been
matched to box Jack Cardiff, of Read.
ing. at Manayuuk.
Morgan Crowther, one of England's
best. known hantams, was stabbed in q
row at London the other day.
Jack ('Twin'') Sullivan is still at
San Francisco. If tho anti. boxing law
is passed he will leave for the cast.
Pinkey Evans expects to meet Rouse
|O'Brien. ut Brockton, on February
&C. Evans is recovering fast from his
attack Of the or p.
Chick Tucker and Tommy Murphy
could not agree on the question Of
weight and their proposed match in
Philadelphia has fallen through.
Billy Reynolds and Dave Holly left
for Salem, Mass., on Sunday, where
Holly is matched to box Sam Lanford
tonight.
Professor John Henry johnson in.
tends holding an amateur tournament
for colored boxers in his gymnasium
the latter part of this month.
Sam Bolen and Rufe Turner are
likely to meet at st. Louis in the near
future, as negotiations are pending
for a match between them at that
place.
Tom Sharkey and Leo Pardelio are
to wrestle at Brooklyn in three weeks.
Pardello agrees to throw SharkeS
twice within an hour, catch
can style.
But thirteen names are needed to
complete the list of one hundred sub
sorlbers to the $40 600 stake for The
G and Circuit races at the State Fair
at Syracuse, n. Y.
Tom SherLcy still has the itching
palm for the mighty dollar, and as
he C .n't get any money ut boxing he
Is going into wrestling. which is now
quite popular in New York.
Rufe Turner. the Stockton light.
~.ight pugilist, has written TO Buddy
Bishop, at San Francisco, asking the
latter to match him with Joe Cans,
Battling Nelson or Jimmy Britt.
Joe Butler still thinks he can box q
bit and. he is after a match with his
old.time. riva', Ed. Gross, and they
re liable to come together shortly at
n of the downtown clubs.
Bobby Thompson, the old-time hi
cycle racer and poxtr. has finally de-
cided to quit the sporting life and he
has obtained q good situation with a
large mercantile concern in Pmladel-
phia.
AS the Douglass Athletic Club, of
Chelsea, could lot get A. Herrera to
meet kid" Goodman on Washing.
toms birthday, the manager has
arranged for Ate Attell to meet Gcol-
ON that date.
Jack Lansing, the Camden feather.
weight, has been training for 8, me
time and wants t. box any 119 or 100.
pound lad in the business, Tommy
O'Toole. Griff Jones or Young Kill
patrick preferred.
Johnny Dugau, the we'll known
fnlladelphia amateur champion, will
his professional debut in con-
nection with the next amateur tour-
ney at the Atlantic Club of Philadel-
phia. He will meet Tom Daily, of
Baldwin's Locomotive Works.
Although Black Bill defeated Nor.
is srris the last time they met he
seems to have had enough Of Harris to
10 him for all time, for lie positively
'efoses to box Harris again. The first
they met Harris knocked Bill out
five rounds. J
Joe Vernier, the little bicycle racer, {
of Philadelphia, who became famous )
n the closing days of the human pace {
ollo wing business, is going TO take !
Up automobile racing. He has secured
nipple ba~cking3and is having two pow L,
'tful racing cars built for him. 9