Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-10
O'HARA CHARMS COUNTRY CLUB
 IN EXHIBITION
Members Have a Royal Good Time Last Evening at Smok- CT Following the Black and White Golf Spread.

Prof. Thomas OHara, the boxing expert whom the local Y. M. c. A. has secured, was practically the whole show at the Country club last evening when the smoker which followed the Black-White banquet was pulled off.
 Prof. O'Hara took on three men in succession. two for three rounds and another for two-round bout. and so well did he handle himself against superior weight that 1t called forth roars of applause from the 15O spec tators present, representative men of the district. who know boxing and ap- preciate a classic exhibition of the sport.
 First he tackled Jorn Dillon. They went three fast rounds with o'Hara coming in all the time, throwing su- perior weight to the winds and goine after his man in good style, Then came Matt Heithier, who on the coast held for several years the amateur championship of California under the name of Kid Murphy. Neither is a man more suited to O'Hara. They mixed it up in merry style for a couple Of rounds and would have gone longe- only Matt sprained his ankle in the first round. lodging one of OHaras welLaimed hooks, and was forced to retire after sticking ganiely foE. the second round.
 Then came the proposlCioe. Clanle Rice. who outweighed O'fiara by a cnnds ani lowered Svc~ six feet, ent ou for a trio. and CHara certain ly led him merry chase. This was the best bout of the evening as O'Hara, under the weight handicap, cleyerly lodged all kinds of hooks and jolts. sad while Rice was recovering from his wasted energy, landing two or three love taps before Rice got a chance to put up his guard.
 Joe Doris and Roy McAllister. also. must not be forgotten. They opened the boxing end of :he program with clever three-Tound bout that was highly enjoyed Desiring to be able to appear in something besides wrestling bouts, they have been taking lessons of Professor O'Hara and last night made their first ap pearance as amateur boxers with sue cess.
 There were no wrestling exhibitions and the deviation from the usua lsmoker programs into the boxing lin, was most welcome. judging from thu lexpressions of the members
 But boxing was not all of the pro gram. F. M. Cole. premier cornetis lcf these parts. was on hand with seY eral selections. while piano solos in numerable, with singing in impromp tu fashion at every stage of the game was indulged in. The chief cOmed, stunt took place at the close of tn doings. when, the badger was brough forth in an exhibition, John Dillol being referee. Bill Behring's bulldog tthe opponent, was outclassed and tn badger awarded the money Abou $500 was bet on the fight
 l The smoker was brought about b.
 the golf match of last Sunday, a which the Whites lost to the Black
 in a 2O-men contest and as a resul forfeited the dinners. About SC people were present at the banquet at Whici an elaborate menu was served. Thel
 Sunday a 1O-men team match witt lthe Douglas Country club will be play cd at Warren.
 followed the smoker.
 Yesterday there arrived hand
 some sterling silver trophy cup. sen the club by George II. Manch, of Du
 luth. Minn. This cup Is to be played fer by the club members. IL wa: on exhibition last night and univer lrallH admired