Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

a boy named Johnny Morrison was frustrated by Benny Yanger, who landed on Johnny's jaw in the sev- enth round.
 | Joe Lanon is Boston policeman. His great antagonist, George God frey-"Old Chocolate of Chelsea died few years ago leaving real es- tate valued at $1O0,000, while Joe is working for weekly pay envel- ope.
 Tom Sharkey has saloon and cafe on Fourteenth street in New York and is rated as the wealthiest ex- lpugilist on earth.
 George Gardiner is following the ponies and managing Brother Jim my. the greatest pugilist the family has produced. Billy Gardiner col lects the rent roll of the three broth CTS. Patsy Corrigan is training any, body who pays him his price. | Frank P. Slavin is in the Klondike.
 He still fights a little, but makes no business of 1t.
 Getting down to the little fellows. we find George Dixon still picking up small fights. He recently went ten rounds to a draw with Boston third-rater, but the famous Little Chocolate" is all in as leading proposition.
 Terry McGovern, after being de- clared out of the ring forever, came back and whipped Tommy Mur- phy and Jimmy Britt, besides going a six-round bout with Nelson.
 Corbett is not doing anything in particular. He has turned down sev- eral good offers to fight, but may be induced to don the mits again. He has couple of schemes on hand which ought to bring back some of the thousands he has squandered since his entry into the ring. Kid Lavigne is running gymna- sium in Detroit and talking about lighting again. He is in excellent shape. from outward appearances, but 1t Is doubtful if man who has followed the pace set by Lavigne can ever be more than parody on his former greatness.
 Joe Bernstein. one of the toughest fighters the 126-pound class ever produced. is working in poolroom. Bernstein could get in shape in short time to put up hard battle again. He takes very good care of himself and is naturally rugged.
 Ike Weir is In Boston. He plays the plano at stags. breeds prize dogs and occasionally follows the races. He appears to be getting along very we'll. Marty McCue owns a pros- porous saloon in New York. and of- ten referees fights in nearby towns.
 Harry Forbes owns a saloon in Bloomington. III. but is only doing small business. Tommy Feltz is still fighting, but preliminaries are his lot nowadays. although in the towns where he was a great favorite a few years ago he still gets main bout.
 Harry Gilmore is running physi- cal culture school in Chicago. and Con O'Leary is doing the same 'n Milwaukee. Leslie Pierce is terding bar in Philadelphia. taking care of his wife and two children. and highly thought of among the sporting cle- ment of the Quaker city.
 Frank Erne is teaching boxing. has an interest in his fathers vineyards and also owns a fruit store. He Is careful fellow who will always get along. Dal Hawkins. another hoin,- loving. industrious chap. is living h; New York and working on book He can often be seen walking down Broadway with his little daughter. Oscar Gardner Is manager of two hotels in Minneapolis and is making money with both. Gus Gardner Is following the races and gambling He can never he broken of the habit of taking chances with everythSEe he has in his pocket. but somehow or other he always manages to dre>s well and have a bank roll
 George NcFadden has q boxing gymnasium in New York Bobby Thompson is working at his frafc- thst of an elecfricia1-ia Philadelphia and is happily m>rried- Curly Suppiss is in Buffalo. working in . restsu- rant Art simms is doing the same stunt in Akro1- O. GepcEe sI1er Is the boxiB< writer of c C15caeo nr~s- pap<r s1d a1D c rsferee sf nDee- BIny nscaR . nuD9 enetWr ennD-