The New York herald., 1874-11-21
SPORTING NOTES.

A meeting Will be held next Tuesday evening at
MIR. John woods Gymnasium, No. East Twenty
eighth street, tor the purpose OF organizing new
athletic club.
The raffie for the iour-oared shell OF the Ward
Brothers Will take place this evening at the Wood
bine, on Sixth avenue.
The deciding match in the Brooklyn billiard
tournament will be played on Monday evening De-
tween Joseph Pihet and J. F. Knight. Each OF
the above players has won nine games out Of
ten.
The matcn between Maurice Vignaux and Cyrilie
Dion is arranged for the stn Of December, at Tam
many Hall. The game Will be played on 5x10
table, 500 points, at the threeDal game, or $500
side. The winner OF the game takes all the re-
ceipts and Is responsible for all expenses.
air. Mason has ION tnirty-one games and lost
SIX In the International Chess Tournament. DR..
Barnett is next BEST with only three games lost
out OF twenty.
gymnastlc and sparring entertainment viii be
given this evening at Woods Gymnasium, No. 8
East Twenty eighth street.
The billiard match tor the championship of the
world and the champion cup, between RudoIphe
and Albert GARNER. will be played on a 5xlO
table, IN Tammany Hall. on December 8. In the
bettlng GARNER is a slight favorte but Rudophe's s
trends have great confidence that he will come
OIL victorious.
Professor j. r. Judd is now hard at work pre-.
pairing for his great 500 mile walk, which he mas
made arrangements to commence on December I,
at hall past nine A. NJ. AT present tue Professor
stopping at MS gymnasium, No. 103 West thirty
sixth street, from where he takes mis- daily walks,
but on the 18TH he viii take up his quarters the
Rink ana remain there until alter his great trial
oi endurance. He Is now under steady training,
and rising every morning at 5:2O from hard
matJrass he first runs himself all over with
the hand, then With coarse towel, and
finishes Off with the nand. lnls Is
uone to OBTAIN circulation, and then he
takes a bath, which is followed by walk OF or 8
miles, at an easy gait oI from AZ to 5 miles an
hour. Alter breakfast he starts on hard walk Of
from 1872 to 10 miles, which lie generally accom-
pllshes IN 3h. 35ni. Coming home from this walk
he increases MS pace, ana, alter rubbing OIL the
persplration, takes q shower bath. He then rests
until dinner aud about nall an hour alter taxes
another walk or from II 10 Ia miles at u AZ gait.
After supper he takes an easy walk oil or miles,
and re tires TO bed Ut $3.50 Z. M. He Is under the
ordinary training diet, such as Deel, mutton, nard
sugar. Alter eating he sometimes drinks O small
cup or tea or small glass oI cider, and occasion
ally, after nard walk, he takes small glass OF
BaSs-nOt more than SIX ounces. he INTENDS TO
gradually increase his work lOr the next ten days,
and then VIII ease up until the day OIL the trial.
Professor Judd mas arranged TO give preilm-
mary exhibition at the Rink on December 2. On
tnat OCCASION after the track has been measured
by Mr.. j. 4. Smith, the CITY Surveyor, Mr.. Judd
Will walk i've miles III an hour, including one
quarter mne BACKWARDS III two and nall MN
weighing over hundred pounds, III three min
utes. He VIII also give examples ol the efforts re-
CURED to walk iour i've, Six and seven miles per