The evening world., 1888-11-30
IN THE REALM OF SPORTS.
VIEWS AND GOSSIP OF FIELD, TRACK AND
RING.

maze Time. with Challenges and Purse or.
S.rs Among tho FIabters-Murphy Wants
q, Meet Temmy warren-Fsx's New Price
Ring Notes.-The American Asseciatien's
Vacant Baseball Place.
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matters for this paper must be addressed to
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them.
Hugh Maloney, Of o. Eighteenth street,
South Brooklyn, writes 10 HE EVENING
Womb that he claims q wrestling match from
Charles Scheff on account of the latter's non-
appearance. He is ready, however, to wrestle
Schef, G-mco-Roman style, for a ffty-dollar
purse.
Dick Roche. Jack McAuliffe's hacker, still
insists that though he is willing to match
Jack TO meet Carney for any amount from
"a. 500 to s5, 900 o side m allow Carney lib
eral expenses to come to this country, he
would not, under any circumstances, back
McAuliffe against Carney IL the match was
not TO be decided in Canada or the United
States.
ID RI ~ H
Now let Cannon. Muldoon or any OF the
champions cover my money" says Duncan
O. Ross IN his general challenge to the Eng
iisb champion OF any American wrestler. He
has posted $500 with Richard X. Fox.
rbom.. Smith of IS Roosevelt ST.. New
York. viii accept Steve Brodie's challenge
for q ~three-bridge jumping contest, providing
he can find a hacker.
II is reported that Jack Lackey and Eddie
Duffy have agreed 70 ngnt 20 2 n nnisn, %r,H
rules to govern. The msteh is to come on
either in New York or Jeryey City for a purse
Of 800 and IS per cent Of Che gate receipts.
WORLD that he has placed in the hands of
Charlie johnson, of Brooklyn. $1,000 to be
run for az Chiffon. on the following condi-
tons, That TAYLOR, BERGEN, MCCARTHY,
horses: Taylor on Bonnie s.; Bergen on J.
J.. OBJ; Mccarthy on Wahoo Palmer on
Speciality Ossler IN Ell Trinidad Cullen on
Brian Boru. The distance. 70 be one mile
front of the Judges stand and the Jockey
winning the race TO receive the purse for his
own personal benefit. There are to be no
books made on the race.
The new. rules for the ring prepared by
Richard X. Fox are becoming very popular in
the fistic arena. It was Mr.. Fox's purpose
IN writing these new rules TO ayoid the draw
fights. 1.-THE referee should have the power
ia continue q fight until the superiority of q
man is established" said Mr.. Fox. Fight
>. ing a limited number of rounds under the
Marquis of Queensberry's rules results in
too many draw contests. want pugilists to
fight out their battles and determine VINO
. are the best men,"
Frank Murphy, the feather weight, is
anxious TO fight Tommy Warren to q finish ct
LIS pounds =, :, od he :, y9 3Ss d hls V ashat th let g
Clubs headquarters In San Francisco, but he
is not very particular where he fights, 30
long as he can meet his man.
Jimmy Woods, the old third baseman Of
the Chicago champions of '76, dropped into
fhe two Kels' place last evening and talked
> Of old-time baseball with his friends. Jimmy
Ia now travelling with a Western machine
house, but loves ball as well as ever.
The possibility of Jersey City taking Cleye-
lands place in the American Association has
provoked an, abundance of discussion in this
vicinity, but the general belief ID that Colum.
bus will b her nsighboT; srsSs isSaT r areSi
Club ut Buffalo, has been in communicating
by letter with the Association managers: al
though he declares that no attempt will be
made in behalf of Buffalo to occupy the
vacancy.
The WESLEYAN University football players
will have to content themselves with las
\ place In the Fall intercollegiate football sea
son, which came to an end with Yesterday
game. Yale has o clean score, Princeton VOL
three and lost one, Harvard won two and los
two, the University of Pennsylvania won one
and lost three and unfortunate wesleyan hai
lost four straight.
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