The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
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thanking Tho volunteers Tor ih.Ir .r..-,
wesp rad from the FinE ~ early 81. . ..urs
There was an Indication that the orn. t,ld
be- large aud b. ~ O'Clock -tandins ,H. W.,
at a pfemlum. The police handled NH ,flIi
IN inc style and did not have mn,h .Ht
Tho only distressing feature pt.'lr srf
ish methods 81 the ticket ep"tul'I"t' Iher
aot hold OF MANY choice seats cHfl. Uu The
day and CHARGED Tate c2tncfs "l'' %. rnch
al the tickets weie worth. Ohl} q t"v -fIu.
bled. thinking that the extra mot o. "uld
be turned over 60 those In charge 81 'h. ct.
nlyal. However. this Illusion vEs '"nu die.
pellcd. for at a late hour lEsi night the srnrn-
iatoTs had not SLOWED the moteN made 10
get out OF their hands.
/, vas $40 o'clock when Rilv Go,ch for.
merly Of this city. but n native sou 10y adop-
ton, entered the ring az referee lhe tTs
pair Of BOXERS were frankie Howe Of chicago
and Jack Lowefy Of this city u vasa lively
sotap and both boys were bleeding ct no
Two real native sons, Sammy berger,
the ex-amateuI heavyweight champ!on lhd
Jimmy Britt. the former lightweight rhlur-
plon, snapped punches. IL was N" hrs'
appearance of both men In a public ring In
N snS j YS %as di nssS ' 10 GsEs ssy Just sN r fSs' 5RaSS.;
Berger would have with any OF the heavy
weights In the ring to-day III pair relieved
the monotony OF their bout by alternating
in fake knockdowns. Berger made a comN
plete somersault in the final round ard came
near landing OF his head just outsid" ct me
Young Otto. the local featherweislt With
| a long str Ing OF knockouts. laced Jack bat
tllngi Nelson Otto depended on q 9lraighi
| 10 the face. and at the end OF the FIRST round
Nelson's mouth was cut.
Terry McGovern was warmly recelyed
when he appeared against johnny Burdlck.
Both men were dressed In green sparrius
costumes. They boxed cleanly and care
fully and wound up their Efforts with a IId i:
lay side by side until they we're counted out
Then ''as a token Of ,~friendliness they EN-
brs secd end NIs s'f psno saSh sSeer; tina, despl,.
his years he still has a Keen eye ana a sniiy
hand, Mix met his pupil Mr., THOMPSON 70
q three round 20; The older man was mas
The house broke into one long round d
applause that shook the rafters OF me od
t 4Ssig rins "fsn SHH oppone gtaV was Nor.
mar Selby, better known as. Kid Mc'oyi
The reception was none the less emphatm
his old Championship days. appeared as rel
Fitz and Mccoy simply boxed, The crowd.
them, was disappointed and groaned when
the bout was over. But ,Fit.z was equal l9
the 0CcaS ION. lie maze u udhn 1T 'VIp'l' auu
floor. The two .wrestled and Mccoy tahloS
between the two. 10 show that there vas
no Ill feeling all three shook hands.
Phlladelpnia Jack U'Brien and Pro- lack
Murray of Columbia College received lheir
quota of cheers when they came on for the!r
turn. O'Brien. clever and agile as eteI.
danced all about his opponent, bringing N
left to the ear and fsoe, II was fas' ana cream
boxing and satisfied those present. r,.
Jim Cofbett made way for Charley Wine
as referee In the next bout between -,
Featherweight Champion Young Norbeit add
Austin Rice Of New London. Rice MOI" t.an
and simply returned blows IN kind.
Joe Cans, fresh from his triumphant tFp
to the Pacific Coast, made his apI"a'ap,.e
with Jabber Carey. a white heayyW,cls4i.
Cans dashed away, at Carey's Wind. " w
on Carey's chin and Carey spun around
Gus Ruhlin showed fine form u n r%ai''lng
bout with Tommy Shortell, Ruhlin manage.
to keep Shortell at bay in the first r"Ind "
using his left hand. The final minui" 81 'hls
round was all that could be des,r'd,
Others who took part were BillyEinc, aa
willie Lewis; George BothHreI' H. : y,o9 n,1i
Austin Rice; Kid COLLINS and Law rs9C@ MSi
Of New York; Harlem Tommy Murphy ,ahd
Eddie Johnson; Little chic TMcker and ,heI
ley Ziegler: Tommy Lowe OF Washinciym ttWri
English, Jack 0'stien Of pmi,a{H osss
Of Phlladeiphia: Eddie Harris oNi 0anpy,
Mccarthy Of the U. s. =, Kearsarcn, 'oA
Plenlnr n Leo Pardello, wrestlrrs