The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
LINGIORD AND KETCHEL TO
IiLHT AZ ClrCH WEIGHTS.
No rune 10 Reduce 70 las POuRds Bos-
ton Pugillst Expected 90 WIN IN q
>rrapfor the Gate Receipts lsOSean
Iuund Ire uesl Three-Hear-llld

NH .t'NtlNht championship OF the
Don hey mget IN forty-ave round
o. Neyai, The have agrcsd 70
n,. f' ratrh weights, Zoe the excellent
r.. 'Nlr neither feels able 10 take OF
o. f'.'ht % IA tke / - pounda lang
h.4 trsHei Ius p1uads Ast saturday
90. Hn vas prevented from m.e,ins
A. ....mm m san Frunct,ro. Ketchel.
o.. fr,ei on tho Coast last week. uas
o. .iumg and had taken on weight
s... ...,,hiug "a Jam smih 40 the National
S.. ,.rh i1 this city. With the Lang
&c.. ISL. utus rap de- Jared on because Of
D.. ..Ur.i interference and a Landlord.
h.. match being considered a much
u...- Ipvng card Il vas decided that
r. a.szh Inns was left TO reduce IN the
O. aalsht limit and the sam, time
D. Tong enough tn stand a long light
q .a H.>lTy
N"' .hel and ihngford vii weigh
O.. m. % - they pleRse. which means that
ihs I''er surely will have an advantage
3D.. '.sre seems 10 be some doubt a. 70 the
orta. lrrnngements. several weeks ago
tIs non signed AN Agresment In this city
% r-a. under the auspices Of James !.
,oTr0th either At Colmi or san Francisco
81 from reports received here yesterday
D. sppetrs that COfrOsh has washed his
hand, II the matter The minaEers OF the
rival pugtlists NOodm an and wilson Mlzner.
,e,m 10 have pat their heads tOEether
ard nave taken In another Coast prom lter,
Nid Hester. who viii help stage the ba,tIe.
J. 10 generally believed that the Ketchel-
lA1sford hght. thersfoFs. win be a case
Of speculation. those IN charge Of Il figuring
on b,s gate receipts from the crowd that
vii be- IN Neyada TO see Jenries and John
son settle their differences.
The fact that the men have agreed 70
fstl iorty-hve rounds is taken to mean
thar there will be no frumsup. LAngford
. aryious 10 whip Kstchel In su injury
fashion In order 10 further demonstrate
h. process rhoss who saw Ketchel and
Angioid frame a six round bout On Phil
ad'lptia :, me time ago are predicting that
langiord will win by a Knockout in lssa
than zen rounds Before Iangford left
here 'or the Coast he said he was afraid
that ketchel would not aRht him again
hut he also declared that Il he ever got
ano'her chance az the middlsWelght cham
pioI he would stop him In short order
u appears, however. that Ketchel In
tended to tackle LanafOrd In a second battle
ell along. and for that matter II may he
sah that kcichel would not have agreed
N another mill II he had not beea suprSmely
.oufdent Of the result keichel thinks
he can drop lanEford with one or two
Ne. directed smtshes and also regards
mseh % The eca yier hitter Because II
no intense rivalry existing between these
0 shieTs. the' efOre. their mseting i az
u, ed 20 hrlstle with sensational Incidents
II lan Eford wins he viii doubtless arrange
m.l WITH kAufmln. Who Ia tho Boston
-.uEgers opinion win be an easier mark
than heicheL n Lthgford and ketchel
draN S20u0O gate they viii be amply ,
ispald for their efforts.
Tex Rickard Is quoted q. saying hat
sons DAY he will reveal the reason why he /.
vac compelled 20 agree upon California a.
n ~ proposed battle-ground for the Jefiras- I,
.'nnson mill n the opinion Of well posted |
HHr'ing men kickaid was lp against a i
nmpagt between JeHres and Jack Gleason /.
rom he time articles were signed Jennes. ]
Z cio~e Trend u Gleason would not accspt Z
l,ic keTd.s oher q a tlol u'o purse unless 4
ne hght took nlace in san Francisco NJ .
itkaid bad not taken Gleason MO partner
snip herr would have been 40 tight When .
bF kard talked aoQut salt Lake CITY Do -
slid nat ne knew BE- would have 20 accepr I
alfOma or Withdraw from the match /
but nov that California has been clint
hated u h noticed that Gleason has very
little 70 say about The arrangements for the
IiE 90 m Nevada Before Jedries ana 7
heFeiOre sport ms men In the know say II
sti not b. surprising u a serious splu
Ustween kickard ana Gleason oc,urs
:. { kaid Eanis 20 be The whole thing. snt
isntally be- has never lost his grip on the
legrO which h9 securet many months ago
Nhsn he handed over $1,000 IN cash TO
80 IRE Johnson's support.
what part did COHroth play In the crusade
against the bia tight IN California; some
IRONS are unkfnd enough 10 say that
onroth has been laughing IN 9is sleeve
: yer since Gov. Oillett put his foot doEn
0froth wanted 10 manage me night and
y en- his bid was rejected it y said that he
y. RELY vowed vengeance. Mhether or not
70 sas through his indirect efforts that the
.Ilsid against the right on the toast vas
'egln nobody is In q position 60 say, hut
pos.tNely Asserted Ia some quarters
bat Z t0hrOth had made a successfni bid .
he nght q would have been pulled OH
1- me coast without Interference.
I.f'nen who saw ocean Bound vim !
-s -vift states AZ the Bay on Monday
uptly formed the opinion that Mood
2 raining with the possible exception % {
1- famous Waldo. Who has not fa'eI the :
.aIrief since last year. Ocean Bound sub {
=, tA1 Dalmafian % sound beating ~ equal
q a. easily Il the distance had been more :
nan even iuriOngs. Daimaitan took the .
aeasaFs Of Prince Imperial and sweep In
hrnOklyn Derby. a. a mile ard quarter q
MEETING the former on even terms and 2
- ewing four pounds from the keene colt 7 e
nor % the Derby. Sweep defeated The O
.ry @arh with ~ pounds AZ q mile in the q
irton stakes. while The Turf trimmed '
r1.e Imperial In the WithsFs under .
SIMILAR conditions. Mr. Clay thinks ocean
b4nl h one % the best race mares ever
49, On the Eastern tracks and predicts
ra' ne Ntll 90 through the season without
o-irg one OF her stake engagements q
le'her she classes with. sueh mares a.
iasse''e tradition, BeldAme. Hamburg
lsle bpnfre. fOrkville belle and others
ea.t.Is 10 be seen.
s Hilireth heads the winning owners A.
= pc To- key Clubs tracks with t7s DO in J,
'sFs- ana purses. not including yeater- J.
l "a - August Belmont u second ~
'E g'H-n r. 7 Wilson. IT., ts third with b
arcs = CarmAn Ia fourth with sls. 900 Al
Am.s X kcene IL Attn with 81 800 the
100 a-'.e stable u sixth with ns. 7aj. and -
Do .'ras- that have won the bsilk 81 this NJ
-'rs- ere Fitz Herbert, King James. Fire 4
''.a Ees'igouche. Jeanne d'Arc. Fayeite. !,
"a. i". On. Trap Rock. Footprint. Babbler.
f' 'a Nalsh0n. BeancOup. Onager.
.- ...4. MAGAZINE, hashti HerOdiA vi
-' Hls."r'~. sweep and Fashion Plate q,
.f.Hra- Stajlings says sweeney Of the .
oil. .- '".s BE- the best catcher IN the Ameri- n
. .."'' ord ill lead al the pitchers y
'"ufr. before the present season n
..- ~ no friction between Stall :,
.Tf Cha~e By the way stories y
.r, beng stamped ~ malicious :"
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