Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-10
THE PUGILISTS.
BIG CHAPS
 AS TRAINERS
Jim Corbett and John |. Sullivan to Oppose Each Other = Jack Jeffries Wants Brothers Title.

Broadway is interested in the news that Retired Champion James J. Jef- fries and Former Champion John l.. Sullivan will be given an opportunity to prove to the pugilistic world what kind of fistic advisers they are when Gus Ruhlin and Jim Mccormick step into the squared arena at Colma to- morrow night Jeffries will be be- hind Ruhlin and John l.. will coach Mccormick.
 Sullivan believes Mccormick is the coming heavyweight champion and Jeffries is said to have the same opin- ion of the Ohio man. Both men have been working over two weeks for the battle and will continue doing so right up to the day of the fight. Me Cormick is a Texan and his expert ence in the ring is limited. He stands a little over feet, weighs 100 pounds and will be over 9 years old next January He fought Jack Johnson, the colored heavyweight champion, several times. and on their last meet ing defeated him in seven rounds.
 JACK JEFFRIES SEEKS IT.
 lack Jeffries, brother of Jim Jef- fries. retired champion of the world, has announced his intention of taking his brothers place in the ring and go- ing after big game. He says he feels sure he can do up any of the men In the ring today and in the near future intends sailing after Marvin Hart. who at present claims the heavy |. weight championship.
 "Since Jim retired from the ring Hart has been looked upon as cham plon." says Jack. "I have to go affer him to win the title and am going hard. I weigh 205 pounds and am as solid as a rock. could bring my self down to 1s0 pounds in a few weeks training. ;. "I have spared with Jim for all his big battles and think I know the ropes" Jim is as enthusiastic over his brother entering the ring as Jack is-
 MORAN TO MEET PALMER.
 Owen Moran. the English bantam oupiIist. who was in this country re- eentiv. has signed articles to meet pedlar Palmer in tventy-round bout before one of the English clubs next month for s1.noo a side. Moran is to ,eturn to America whether he viIls or loses with Palmer.
 ATTELL MAY FIGHT BONkkR-
 According to the representative oi tbe National Sporting club of London . twenty round match between Abe I,tsll and Jem Bowker is as good as arranged. A few weeks ago Artell rbaIlenxed the Briton- The London eiub is ready to give the pair good .ize,i nurse to meet some time in o. toher or November. But Atteil will have i'd bet a certain sum on the out. side. This is what the Bowker peopss femsud. The amount required E thought to hr not less than s1-pD- Al teu says he can get local hcokmsker' ,o put up s5lao for him if Bowker de s.res it.
 If the contest is arranged AtteIl will tesvs for London the latter part of this month in company with Harry ToIlaek. so as to become ecchsn4red poIteck fs figuring on taking Monte ltrrH with him Monte fought OweI 1ro-zu in private here and is snxkeH' fo have a return fight with Moran who vss returned the winner o1 points
 If Ahe AttpiI beats Bewker he VI a, after J.bez White Afrel declares Ftss he is wiling to cocr-ie b9r o' res<hs to the fcrn>r English Ezht EeiShf chanpso1-