The evening world., 1890-04-03
It WILL Be A LIVELY MATCH.
The Mccoy Reagan Glove Contest
Eagerly Awaited.
Entries for the Prospect Harrlers'
Games Saturday.

Although beaten yesterday At the PolC
Grounds by the New York League team by a
score Of ~ to o, yet the Yale nine showoc
great strength. II pitted it's pony battery
Every and ckhart against the Leaguer, ant
their playing was the only bad feature Of tn,
team. Every was hit hard and often. HRt
the famous Stagg and tho reliable
Poole occupied the points perhaps tho scor,
would have been reversed. With Stagg IN
the pitchers box and Poole TO catch him the
blue Of Yale will probably float from the in.
tercollegiate championship pennAnt.
The newly organized Boat Club NJ IIar.
ward will finish its extensive boat-houae, OH
the Charles River. the LIST OF June. Fifty
boats of assorted kinds aud sizes will he In
tho boat-houso by the time it is thrown open
TO the Harvard students.
The Yale crew are practising daily In .
shell at Lake Whitney. Twelve of the can
didates for positions on the crew will re-
main at New Haven Throughout the Easter
vacation to practise.
The Columbia College ting .of.war team,
which is to don the blue and white III the
Intercollegiate contests this year. now
weight TIE team team is as follows! Miller,
anchor; Robinson, Hewlett and Douglas.
Among the entries for the games Of the
Prospect, Harriers. Saturday, arc A; ~.
I. j, Lee, n. Y. 4. O.; ". Ii. Morgan. n.
:. 4; C., .GeorgS Schwegler. The great
huraler Of the N \ A. ,G, once OF tIs,S. shs ~
Luther Carey, J. @. Deyereaux, l.. Lentil.
hon. q. Il. Fearing, +. HjertsberR aud Jack
Thorp
BY far the most interesting pugilistic
event that has occurred in tho East for some
time will be the glove match for 81. 900 and
the gate receipts, which takes, place q
1hS TRo % contest VIII Aii'0Y be 0 ten rounds, R 10
Sontcstsnts, Feto Mccoy and Johgnlss
EsESp Mooy halls s'a% mFB Boh ss their Grsna Ei
though he has long made his home and
centred his interests in this CITY,, He
has fought large number OF battles
mildle-weight class and very difficult
opponent To- down.
Johnny Reagan Observation-Disclosures
@n VIII ct ss sc1s H"a vi Wien oRsR s wa.
n boy In years he gave Jack Dempsey n hard
fight. The articles Of agreement call upon
the men to enter the ring at O'Clock sharp.
Warren Lewis will be timckeeper for Mo
Coy and w. +. Harding will hold the watch
for Reagan. The match will be governed
by POifce GUzehe rules. Puritan Hall.
whore the contest occurs, IL only five
minutes walk IRON the Thirty fourth street
ferry on Borden avenue. Long Island City.
Tickets are for sale at the hall.
William Z. Harding is creating consider
able havoc among the bookmaking frater-
nifty with his turf tips given daily on the
running races. lie has a mania for picking
out short horses with odds o and 20 to !
laid against them.
The National Athletic Club. of Brooklyn.
at meeting on Tuesday elected Richard X.
Fox an honorary member. His name was
proposed by the President OF the Club and
the resolutionwas unanimously adopted.
The Pelican Club, OF London, has offered
purse of 81, 900 for SGeorge Dixon, tho
Boston colored feather-w weight, and Nunc
Wallace. tho English champion feather
weight, To battle for. This is going the
Ormonde Club one better.