The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
IN THE RING

Abe Attcli is In New York. and an effort
y being made to match him against Matty
Baldwin for June 22d
Rudolph Unholz and Phil Brock havo been
matched for ten rounds at Los Angeles Cal,
on June 2sth.
lin Barry, the Chicago heavyweight. has
fallen out with his manager. Teddy Mur-
phy, and they have parted company. a..
Joe Grim. the Italian heavyweight. Kauf-
man beat Grim, as many others have done
before, but he did not stop him In the six
rounds. and he disappointed his followers,
who looked for him 10 do tho trick, as Grim
has gone back considerably
Kin Mcfarland, the old-tlme lightweight.
In doing police duty at city Hall. New York,
and the chances ar e,nat he never Will be-
seen In the ring again.
Danny Duane, who in his prime was one
OF the cIeverost lightweights in the coun-
try. has been very fortunate in Specializing
oil the horse races at tho New York tracks.
and. as Ne is not a heavy spender. he , has
~ do any more boxing.
Jimmy Judge. the old Scranton middle
weight fighter. is now living in New York
He has married and has nice family.
Judge is an Industrious fellow. During the
day he works as head walter in n cafe ovaf
there. and. as he Keeps himself In good good
money now and then by boxing at sore
Of the clubs.
There Is SO much boxing now in New
York In semipubic way that 1t has been
shown To the authorities that IT Is absolutely
Impossible to prevent well-resulated bouts.
and there Is n feeling that II n bill for pub
lie boxing is introduced into the Legislature
over there II Will have splendid chance Ut
becoming law.
Tim Callahan is getting along toward the
back number class. He Is still clever,
strength can put up good contest. But
with rough slugsers like Kid Locke or some
Of the other young fellows who are now IN
the ring 1t keeps him busy defending him
self.
The approach of tho outdoor sporting sea-
son in England has practically killed box
inE In that country for the present. There
Is little change for anything indoors now
til the fall The twilight over there lasts
TIL or 10 o'clock, and 1t Is possible 20
play any outdoor games several hours later
than is possible in this country.
Jack Johnson is not in any hurry signing
up to fight Tommy Burns for that purse
offered by the Goldneld promoters. a purse
OF $4,000 looks big on paper. but It is not
such much when one fellow wants $4,000.
win or lose. Johnson Is Just as much nte--
tsted In the money end of the fight as
Burns. and counts himself quite as much Of
an attraction.
Jim Feeney is keeping Tommy Devlin in
good shape ready to take a bout ut a
moments notice, and is daily expecting to
get on a sl1-round bout for Deyln With
Grover Hayes. But what would please
Feeney much more would be chance 10
bring Devlin and Tommy O'Toole together
for fifteen rounds or more.
thinks his ear has healed sufficiently TO let
him take up boxing again. and he Is open
for a contest with any one his weight. Colt
man has placed himself under the manage
Jack McGuigan has taken hold OF Phil
knight. recent arrival from the West.
knight has boxed Joe Thell and Teddy Ma
loney:. and made a grea. HI; Through IN, MS
speed and aggressiveness. With little
coaching In the Eastern methods OF boxing
he would make grea. card