The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05

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junction feai faihing the sheriff and prllcc
from interfering With tho clubs Iouts,
According N Mr. uuhismith and Manager
Anderson the club determined 10 comply
with the prsssnt boxing law In every par.
tlcular laat night ~ q test case and dld 20.
There vas no box onice to begin with and
NO admission fec waa charged Tickets
we're Distributed along HroadNay In the
afternoon They were lalelled members
card : and worr good for admission
Sheriff HaycH had announced earlier in
the day that he was not going To allow any
fight To take place. aud the Club arranged
the performance IN order To be able TO show
In court that the present law permitting
boxing exhibitions might just ~ we'll he on
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view Of his instructions.
All the parts were we'll studied. Inspector
Walsh with Capt. zimmerman appeared
early and took aeatS ehalf way down n side
aisle. Then the reserves from the West
Forty-seventh street station strolled in.
The next to appear was the Sheriff. II had
been announced that for legal purposes only
the Sheriff would be stopped az the door
The censor decided to cut this out. The
Sheriff was greeted affably and invited
right in. Deputy Police COMMISSIONS
Mathot came In later.
Usually the clubs bouts are given in a
prize ring In the centre Of the opera house
floor Last night there was no ring, Ref
cree Joe Falvey came out on the stage and
announced solemnly that the first bout
would be between Florrie Barnet aud
Owney Flynn, both members Of this club"
and would be for three rounds. The two
pugs appeared. not in boxing rig, exchanged
a gent lie blow or two and were arrested.
You've seen the whole show gentlemen;
good night :" said Announcer Falvey to
the audience, and then the lights were
turned down. Inspector Walsh declared
that a policeman in plain clother had bought
q ticket from a man in the crowd outside
and this ticket had been accepted at the
gate.
"Of coures It was said Lawyer Gold
smith -just as the pass W hich the railroad
used TO give you was accepted by the rail
road after You had given it to your friend"
All of the tickets said Non transferable. .
Sheriff Hayes said that even if the courts
did decide that last night affair was all
right he would have a deputy at all fights
given hereafter 10 see I hat The law was com
piled with. I'm afraid I'm in for Il busy
summer as a fight censor" said he.
The Iongacre A. &. got "A similar order
to show cause Yesterday. They were going
10 give a similar show last night too, but
decided hat it wasn't worth while. Under
Sheriff johnson had a rart assigned to him
at this show, but reported nothing doing.