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II tao spring and summer OF 1877.
warren travelled round the country
with Link Pope. the man whom he had
beaten at Cincinnati. giving exhibitions
and taking matches. At Cincinnati he
fought with Frank McHugh and beat
him In ten rounds. He then fought
with Jimmy Kennard. the "St. Paul
Kid" getting a ten-round draw. Later
ne went out TO San Francisco to fight
with Danny Mahoney. but the match
never took place.
On December IL, 1857. Warren fought
with Ike Weir. the Belfast Spider At
Minneapolis for the featherwe!gh,
championship of the world and the Fox
championship belt. This was contested
at III pounds. Although Weir had all
the best of the fight. the referee stopped
the bout at the end OF the twentieth
round and called 1t a draw. welr
claimed the championship belt as a
result OF this fight and 1t was awarded
to him by the donor.
In 1883 Warren went out to San Fran
cisco and fought with Jack Havlin OF
Boston. Havl!n was then right at the
height of his career. while Warren was
going back. The fight took place before
the California Athletic Club for a purse
of $500, Tom O'Rourke. who was man
aging Havlin. had such faith In MS
man that he agreed to make HaVhn
do lis pounds. n posted $1,000 to guar
antee the weight. But the California
climate agreed wonderfully with Havlln
and instead of getting lighter he grew
heavier. 1t was necessary to keep him
IN a Turkish bath almost continually.
/. ,rna LA,t thAra until an hour hRfOrA
the fight, and when he got into the
ring was so weak that he could hardly
stand or lift his hands. On the other
hand Warren couldn't punch hard
enough TO put Havlin out. The battle
went twenty-nlne rounds. ORourke
wanted Havlin to stop. but Jack refused
to do so. lie was knocked down forty
two times. Finally, seeing that HaVlln
was too weak to do anything and that
Warren had no chance OF winning the
battle by a knockout. the referee. Hiram
Cook, stopped the bout and awarded
the decision to Warren.
on June ~. 1859. Warren Tough with
Johnny Grlffen before the same club IN
san Francisco. The fight went four
rounds. Warren put up such a poor
fight that the referee stopped the con-
test and declared II no contest. The
men were TO meet again on July IL. on
the night scheduled Griffin put in an
appearance. but Warren was nowhere
10 be found, so his $500 appearance
money was forfeited. and the big crowd
had 10 20 home without seeing a fight.
Warren Finally Beaten.
In 1890 Warren fought with Austria
Ian Billy Murphy before the Occi-
dental Club in San Francisco Tor a
nurse OF 81, 800, 81, $50 TO the winner and
$3.50 TO the loser, Warren weighed llt
pounds and Murphy lis Warren was
beaten In four rounds.
on Sept. u. 1891, he wen down to
New orleans and fought with Cal Nc
Carthy Of Jersey City for a purse OF
$1,000. Mccarthy defeated Warren In
tN~ enty-one rounds. the fight lasting
one hour and twenty-threo minutes.
on Jan. 8. 1892. T1nmy fought with
George Dixon at Philadelphia and was
knocked out In three rounds. After
this he went down TO Waco, Tex. While
there he got into a quarrel In a saloon,
Warren fired a revolver at the other
man, but his aim was bad and the shot
hit a ~bystander. Warren was arrested
tried, convicted and sentenced to eigh,
wears In the State Penitentiary fol-
m~anslaughter.
After Warren had served his term