The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1904, Page 12

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1904. . ARKEY Ali Arrangements for Meeting of Rugged Pair of Heavy-Weights Completed with the Selection of Date and Battie- Ground. T'S all settled. Saturday, Feb. 27, the date; the Second Regiment Ar-4 mory, on Philadelphia's Broad street, the place; the bill TOM SHARKEY VS. JACK MUNROE. Bert Crowhurst will be the referee. All this has been finally ‘arranged, and nothing short of the sudden fleath of either of the fistic knights will interfere. Six rounds, that's all; but that ought to be enough to show the Miner and the ex-Sailor off to advantage. Of course, it was hoped they would meet in a@ bout of a longer distance, but money cuts big slices of congealed water fn the match-making business. The Slowtown promoter had the goods. STRONGER CARD THAN RYAN AND O'BRIEN. Bert Crowhurst is the far-seeing promoter in this case. He made the recent O’Brien-Ryan contest a big affair, and he sees in the Sharkey- Munroe meeting a stronger card. Arrangements are already forming themselves for a big night, when the husky pair came together. Special trains to and from the sleepy burg will be the order of things, with a view to accommodating the New York throng that will be at the ringside. The Second Regiment Armory, where the historic event will take place, fs a most desirable place to hold a fight, being spacious enough to hold a fegular Horton day crowd; and then it is easily reached. ° | ‘The real article in the way of figats may be looked for when the miner and the ex-sailor shape up. It will be a fight from gong to gong. BUSILY TRAINING THESE DAYS WILL GOINTO THE RING IN GREAT SHAPE ON PUGILISM|—| RACING || SKATING }— ATHLETICSI— FEB. 27 AND ATTEMPT TO WIN RIGHT TO FIGHT . WITH JEFFRIES AT EXPENSE OF MINER WILL THE MINER COME UP. AGAIN?.-By Tad. (=) 7 WAS IN IT TWICE / — oS BOTH MEN ARE ALREADY FIT FOR FIGHT, Sharkey is already in fine fettle. He has been training for the past | month, showing that he has great respect for the fistic ability of the man| from Butte. , And Munroe? He's fit, too, even now, but he's getting in a few extra licks in his work at Johnson's roadhouse, on Jerome avenue, He will work right along there, winding up his preparation in Philadelphia, ‘ The miner is an apt pupil. He has the punch. The few tricks of the trade that he may now possess will be taught him, and by Kid McCoy | @t that. The clever “Kid” will get busy on Munroe right away, | Don’t forget the date. If you want to see a fight that will be a fight cut yourself loose from anything that will tie you up on the 27th, } | i “BENNY” YANGER HAS” _a HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 4.—Renny | Frazer'n nose and mouth am he tried to anger, of Chicago, knocked out Jack | hold his own like a man, but the odes Frazer, the “Boston Cyclone,’ in the too great against him, Hfth round last night at the Whitting- admirers of the “Tipton Slash- ton Park club-house. jer’ sald after the fight that Yanger| ‘The bout was a one-sided affair from Berenes fe battle for the edification x i ng men present. It is evi- the start. Outpoir‘ed and outclassed, | gent that Yanger did not show his clev. Frazer, who was to have gone twenty rounds, fell a number of times from the merciless blows of the clever Chi- cago lad. Blood flowed freely from cause he reallzed | It was like a} erest iighting form, | " r during na telling blow CHICAGO DRAWS — | THE COLOR LINE Boxing bouts between n colored fixht- wr and a white man are a thing of tho past in Chicago. In tho future colored men will oppose each other and white rounds never oe tools hin pun- managers of colored boxers have com- that thelr charges | have not been dealt with fairly while fighting white men. WIN OVER JACK FRAZER. son. EASY ishment Hke a little major. A terrific left-hand swing on the jaw tn the fifth round sent the Beston boy to the floor, 4 much-beaten m John Hertz, Y: “s inanager, was at the ringside, and after the fight ex- pressed a desire of having his man meet Young Corhett ——= CHOYNSK] AGREES TO BOK GARDNER The Dawson A. C., of Dawosn City, Alaska, has offered a purse of $5,000 for a twenty-round bout between Joe Choynski and George Gardner, the bat- Uv to take place th * mont place the latter part of this Cho snski already has accepted the fer and Gardner ts likely to do the satn in a few days, ‘The elub will give th men thelr expenses to and {rom Daw- men will have it out between them- welves. This action on the part of the club matchmakers was brought about the refusal of fight followers to ronize clubs that put colored fighters Against white men, ‘The idea of a colored fighter winning trom a white man is distasteful to most {oNowers of the sport, and as a conse- ‘CHAMPION JIM JEFFRIES May Reconsider His letermination and Agree auience the’sporting fraternity have for some time been opposed to matchmakers urranging such bouts. Then, again, the RUBE FERNS WILL Bet $1,000,0n Him- self in Order to HT ORE BOSTON, Feb. 4.—The fight game will be given a rest up this way, Don't let it be understood that It has been killed, It hasn't; but promoters are not inclined to take a chance at run- ning it to earth by holding shows until after the G id Jury arrives at a de- cision in the Carter-Choynskl case This is expected before the ehd of HUB FIGHT PROMOTERS TO GIVE GAME A REST the week, When it ts Announced the promoters will take steps to resume tie | poplar sport, which has been against Police Commis: sioners sinco the latter began _ their crusade against boxing, has evidently given up the fight for the present The meeting scheduled for last night Was abandoned and the club-room closed. Jim (‘Rube’) Ferns, of Kansas City, who was the welter-welght champion of the world until he tackled Joe Walcott, has posted a forfeit of $1,000 in Buffalo and issued a challenge to fight ‘'Phila- @eiphia Jack’ O'Brien in a twenty- round bout before the club that offers the largest purse. Ferns says he will let his forfeit go @s a side wager that O'Brien won't stop dim. “CUBAN WONDER” BEGINS TRANING oo Clarence Bouldin, the Cuban Wonder.) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4—Young ' arrived in town last night and will go Corbett and Dave Sullivan have been at once in training for his comiug matched by the Yosemite Club to box match with George Bothner, which | twenty rounds on Feb, 29 at 130 pounds takes plaice Feb. at the Beventy- lat i oclock, Corbett has notified the first Regiment Armory, Lenox Pee club shat Ghese (orme. are acceptable The contest will be id ounder the} and sullivan is on his way to San auspices of Company Francisco. Who Cuban wll join Jack Munroe's! What effect this will have on the training camp at Johnson's Roadhouse. | mateh between Corbett and Jimmy Britt “ and will assist the miner for his g0| remains o seen. It appears that with Sharkey, Munroe will be of great |"young Corbe 6 V0 DETROIT, Feb. 4.—Roxing will hey hoip to Bouldin, as he is a wrestler of Fett vea SELine TEATS TOMERtEE tne temporarily suspended in th ait pe some repute and competent of getting | other matches meanwhile, but Britt Mayor has instructed the Pollee Com-| ine Cuban in shape for his match. stoutly Asserts that Corbett promised _ missioner to refuse permits for bouts —— -- he would not appear in @ contest in ‘until further notice. San Francisco prior to his affair with She Ward-Gans fight 1s said to be TOLEDO GETS DEERING. Britt, whieh, acconting to schedule: Fesponsible for the Mayor's action, he, sa was to take place wn March 15, ‘ Jie said, being displeased because} Deering, the elongated twirler who Hurst didn't stop the contest | pitched such good ball for the New TR “Men first ordered, instead of waiting | York American League team last year, WAUGH FOR FRENCH ‘ACKS the police | has signed a contract to play with the Toledo team of the Western Associa- tion this year, Although Deering made good with the Highlanders, Manager Mth did not think enough of him to retain him the coming season, —————___ Carter to Tackle Stitt he third request by b in charge. her occurrence that displeased was when i sat ‘4 i's; po in to Hox Jacknon, PRochester, nad “Sine Pat] “Kid Carter, who recently mado the colored cyclone of Call-| such short work of Joe Choynski, will sbave been matched to mect in! engage in another battle in Philadelphia eround bout before the Eureka Saturday night. He will meet Billy Of Baltimora to-morrow Stitt, of Chicago, for six rounds before 3 the National Athietic Club, of tigat cit» a Bad 8 nk CORBETT MAY NOT MEET JM BRIT Little Waugh, who rode as an appren- tice for the Keene stable last season, has made a contract, through his father, to ride in France during the coming year, He will sall next Tuesday on the Katser Wilhelm der Grosse, In France Waugh will be under the uldance of "Billy Donohue, well nown In this country as an owner, trainer and jockey. ae SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. ( \ TO FIGH Wy) \ | DROWNED TH OF FELLE eared FFRIES to fight a colo} n? to it; still a report reaching here from ‘Frisco last night indicates a | possibility of such an occurrence | ‘The big champion has repeatedly said that under no circumstances would he engage in a ring contest with a colored | man. “When there are no white men to contest for my title Tl quit the bus ness.” has always been the substance of the boilermaker's talk on the subject whenever it was brought up. According to the ‘Frisco report men tloned above, Billy Delaney, the big fel- low's trainer, is coming East soon to} have a talk ‘with Jett with a view to} having him agree to fight Jack Johnson, the colored heavy-weight of California, | Delaney, the report says, believes John- son tv be the only availible opponent for Jett, Jonuson is popular on the coast, He ts | clever and a stif puncher, and there are some who think he would give Jeff a hard fight, | Until Jet himself ts heard from it would be better not to take this report seriously, Stranger things have hap: pened=In pugilistlc history, however, According to Report from’ Frisco, Jach Johnson, ERE RS, COLORED HEAVY-WEIGHT (Special to The Evening World.) SALEM, Mass., Feb. 4.—George Mur- ray, of Lynn, and Tommy Felts, of | he Agollo A. C. here last pout Bt ati tente twelve rounds to. o draw before a large audience. Felts =. oo ROCHESTER SIGHS ONE-ARMED PLAER ROCHESTER, N. Y., Feb, 4—Samuel |S. Grimth, of Philadelphia, a one- jarmed pitcher, and John Flournoy, of Wisconsin, an outflelder, last year with St. Paul, have been signed by the local Eastern League team. Rochester also is negotiating with Buffalo for First Baseman Carey, formerly of the Washington American League team I WANT MEN who are weak and 41 sensed from any cu use w hatever to COME and let mo explain to you a sys tem of | treatment have originated and devel Oped after (Special to The Evening World.) NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Feb. 4.—Bel- | field Walcott, of Bos a Guy Ashe ley, of Fall River, Yought a fifteen round contest last night to a draw. It was mostly in-fighting, with few effec- tive blows exchanged, until the last | three rounds, when Ashley's left-handed Jab and Walcott’s swinging blows 49 warmed the fighters and the spectators up to a high pitch of excitement. Walcott in the first ten rounds did about all the leading and played for Ashley's body, while Aghley jabbed his left into the colored pugilist’s face re- peatedly. In the last round both fighters tried for a knockout, and the Fall River man got in more face blows, but Walcott’s wi rad FISHER DRAWS IN BOUT WITH MORI NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. NEW 4.—The | eas fol- ORLEANS, La,, Feb, entries for to-morrow’'s races a lows Hing. Molton 1h rT © question of suprem: on d Mohl, of Swit Fisher, of this cit They wrestled Inst | ‘ Polo A. A., and when hour mit was reached = neither | had gained a fall, All the referee do was to declare the contest a draw. The match was at catch-as-cateh-can | style, Fisher winning the toss and se- | lectin It. Fisher, although he had twenty pounds the worse of the weights, was ‘isher al- ‘The latter + but, could not bri further than halt After that he tried tw for a half-Nel- son, and mar put Fisher on one god t shoulder, but the local man got away. 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