The evening world., 1890-01-09

of the Brighton Athletic Club will occur
Feb. 3, at Sch, ellrin's Assembly Rooms.
Brooklyn. The trial bouts VIII tale place
Feb. 6. The following are the weights TO
bc contested l0j. lis, 1876. 1853 aud II
special 1875. pound class. 4 gold watch
will bc given the winner In each event.
Entries close Feb. /. With Wm. j. Carr,
Secretary, Atlantic aud Pennsylvania
avenues, Brooklyn.
The entries for the fencing Champion.
slips of the Awnt, N Athlete Union,
with j. T.. Sullivan, Il. q. box Gil. New
York Clty. An entrance leo Of - must
accompany the ,ntry for each event.
The vents include foil. duelling AVID
sabre contests. The meeting will be held
ut the New York Athletic Club. The date
for the prrhminHries viii be appointed
hy the Committee when the entry list Is
closed.
Each contestant must provide his wn
~ Is and duCll,nE.twurd. The fcru'a'iOn
No. 3 blade must bo used. The diameter
Of the hilt O! the duclling.sword mus not
exceed five inches All tuition points
must he small. The Committee will pro
must be n dark fencing Jacket and troua-
crs. so tina the cha X marks cnn be easily
and plainly seen.
On receipt of entry II copy of the rules
governing the championship contests will
be- mailed To the applicant.
Tho following constitute tho Fencing
Championship Committee: J. Il. Su llivnn,
p%astiIre A. c., Chairman: A. G.. Mills.
Now York, A. C.. +. Gerow. American
A.C.: A.. Van Schnick. Manhattan, A.C.,
and W. Y, Lawson. Now York, A. G..
The Pilgrim Athletic Club is n new
Harlem acpuis tion, whose membership is
rapidly increasing.
It is more than likely that Paddy Kerr
Cnu, the Boston lightw eight. will lie
matched 10 meet DANNY Needham, the
champion lightweight of the Northwest.
kerrignn has notified tho California A,h-
lettc Club that he will box Needham for
the II. $50 purse which the Club offered
these men n little while ago.
Joe Flahcrty. who was defeated so
handily 10y Jimmy Lynch. Of this city, n
short tine ng0, Will probably meet
Frank Steele i'll the pugilistic ring before
long for $50 II side. Both will weigh in
at l2J pounds.
William Beach. the Australian oarsman
will probably visit this country next
March md arrange n races with William
O'Counor or John Tgemor.
Grand Rapids. Saginaw aud Ctica are
pros. ectiyely International baseball
League cities.
The Gladstone Athletic Club liz the
name of n II organization which sprnug
nto existence ut Providence this week.
Sparrin- Is 10 he made "A feature OF tue
newborn. which is modelled after tho
CailIolnia cubs.
The Junia'a Whcclmen. OF this city.
are tnk.nE advantage of the open Winter
10 indulge IN cirb runs as often az pos
sIble. Thursday evening has been set
aside for the regular weekly runs.
The Philadelphia brotherhood Baseball
Club is supplied with mn effective quar-
tet Of pitchers III Foreman. sanders,
kilruy and Buflnton.
The Atlantic Baseball Association will
meet next Monday ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel for permanent organization. II il
thought that Prov dence and Trenton will
complete the eight Cubs to compose the
circuit.
Billy Niger, the lightweight pngilist of
ILLINOIS,. will not agree TO nisst Jack
MchUlido, the champion, except nt lss
pounds. which destroys lie probability OF
Hdo'ker contest between them.
Athletes are already training at the
TEirts eT'h Regiment Armory. brooklyn.
FOR the games TO ID held there on Feb. 3. |
under tho GIapicts of the Nautilns Poat
Climb and Company II. thirteenth Req
meut. Tue events are; Fifty vard dash. /
one mile walk run ng high jump. 40
ward nm Lalf-mile run, novice; two-mile
bicycle, La.tmila RIM. heavy marching
orcn only 10 member OF the
National Guard and une-mile mn. All
arc hlndicRps. excepting the one
nal. milo run. no'i"e. ard thA' for
National GuRri.msn, both Of which arc
+, rG''!I. 4 gold and a silVer medHl will
be- awRrdo TO the first aud second re-
.peytiVtly ia each event.
AEtn&inc
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