The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-10
Prize Ring

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draw at the National A. c., Phlladel-
phia.
Young Corbett announces that he
will shortly return to his homo at
Denver, Col. to undergo a course of
training.
Darkey Haley one OF the best feath-
er weights in England has been cabled
by New York sport to come to AM
erica.
Digger Stanley. the English bantam.
and Jimmy Walsh may be matched to
meet before the Lincoln \. c.. ut
Chelsea, Mass.
The proposed match between Abe
Attell and Terry McGovern fell
through. The representatives of both
could not agree on the weight ques-
ton.
Matty Baldwin, the New England
boxer. is now under the management
Ct Johnny Mooney. who looks after
the interests OF Honey Melody.
Jimmy Gardiner is in Denver. and
his manager. Pat Monahan. states if
the Lincoln club gives Gardiner trans
portation he will come back to Boston
and box Joe Thomas.
Jack Dougherty, the Milwaukee well
ter weight, wants to meet Joe WalcOtt
again, for Dougherty says it was
lucky punch that beat him when they
fought at Chelsea
Fasteners will have their first view
of the moving pictures of the Cans
Nelson fight, which will be exhibited
on Sunday on the New York theatre
roof twice during the evening, the
first time at Sis o'clock and the Sec
ond at 10 O'Clock. These pictures are
the most complete ever taken OF
pugilistic encounter, surprising in
clearness and vividness the remarkable
pictures of the celebrated Fftzsim-
mons-Corbett fight at Carson City in
March. 1897. Every move made by
the principals in the ring, the referee
and the seconds OF the fighters is
clearly portrayed, as we'll as many
side lights of the battle. There are
shown. among other things. the large
number OF women who were at the
ringside and the motley gathering OF
sporting men, miners, cowboys and
broncho busters of the west, who ac-
sembled at the mining camp in Gold
field to view the greatest lightweight
battle of the age. for which prize
IF 100000 was hung up and at which
the receipts exceeded $1,000. Every
round from the first to the forty-second
is distinctly shown, and the foul blow
struck by Nelson on which he lost the
fight is clearly visible. The pictures
vindicate the judgment OF Referee
Siler, and after seeing them no one
will be inclined to question the ver-
dict of the third man in the ring. While
the pictures are being shown James
Neil. father of frankie Neil. will ex-
plain al 1.-THE features of the. specta-
tors.
Co-e,ls of the Nebraska state univer-
sity will be given instruction here
after in boxing as we'll as other athle-
tic exercises. The instruction they are
to receive in the manly art of self de-
tense will not, it is said, be of super
fetal nature. 1t will be thorough and
practical, introducing the young ladies
to the mysteries of the upper cut and
the straight knockout and all the other
deeper and darker mysteries of the
ring. The instruction is to be given
with the obiectin view of building up
and Strengthening the bodies of the
fair pupils and teaching them to de-
fend themselves in case of need. The
goods are also to be taught to swim.
Exercises in boxing and swimming
will be required of the freshmen girls
in connection with the two-years'
course in gymnastics.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Sam
Berger will not fight each other. This
matter was settled between them, and
yesterday all negotiations were called
OF. OBrien wanted clean breaks and
no hitting in the clinches. Berger
held out for the privilege of defend
1t looked as If they would enter the
giving day at Colma. O'Brien going
the prize money. The articles for the
fight were those signed in Chicago
about month ago, and these provided
for clean break. When Berger
fought O'Brien in Philadelphia he was
all for the clean break, not being ac-
customed to fighting at all times. His
refusal to agree to his articles has
caused many of the critics to stamp
him q gutter.
Paddy Walsh, manager of "Amby"
McGarry, has covered Manager Her,
ford's check for $1,000 to bind the
match between McGarry and kid"
Sullivan at Baltimore on the night of
October IT, The boys have agreed to
meet at 1873 pounds at 6 o'clock. The
fight will be most important one for
McGarry. If he can knock out the
Washington boy. McGarry will have :.
chance to meet some of the topnotch-
ers
While it is true that johnson never
has fought Corbett, Sharkey, Fitzsim-
mons or Mccoy, 1t was not his fault,
because he always was ready to sign
up II they were willing. But he has
beaten a number of strong young fell
lows, including Jim Mccormick,
George Lawler, Joe Kennedy, Jim
Scanlon, Jack Jeffries, Klandyke, Pete
Everett, Frank Childs, George Gard
ner. Denver Ed Martin, Sam McVey,
Sandy Ferguson. oe Butler, Jim JEFF
fords Walter Johnson, Young Peter
Jackson, Joe Jeanette and score of
others. Some of these he has beaten