The evening world., 1891-04-20

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The mem bers of the Lake Ronk onkoma Gun
and Fishing CLUB are making great prepara-
hons for the OF ening of their new club house
on the west bank OF the lake. They purchased
the property last Winter when they made their
big Increase In members. The land 10 most
beautifully located, with q nne lake front and
pretty sloping lawn Of a hundred feet or SO
from the clue. house to the lake.
The building which is OF a good size and cut
up into many bedrooms, was formerly used as
private Summer boarding house and is there
fore most admirably adapted for a clubhouse.
In the rear of the building Is beautiful shoot
Ing ground, where all the CLUBS trap p-shooting
will be done this summer. The day fixed for
the opening is Saturday May. 80, the Cay on
which begins the open season for game
fish, with which the lake Ia heavily
stocked. The members Of the Club
who are fond of fishing Will be well provided
for on that occasion, for, Independent OF the
Club. the Committee IN charge has taken the
precaution to secure every boat around the
entire lake for tina. day. There will also be a
pigeon shoot at live BIRDS catboat race, a
sig race and a foot race. A speci Al train will
be hired TOR the occasion, as the members will
be accompanied by their wives, sisters and
swee:hearts, and VIII wind up with dance.
Capt. Mike Boyle has sold mis- sporting estab-
lishment at 76 Hudson street, lIoboSen, and
his familiar face viii cease TO be visible at the
entrance way TO sparring entertainments.
The st. Chrysostoms Athletic Association
will hold It's annual stag Tomorrow evening at
their rooms, $50 Seventh avenue, corner OF
Thirty-nlnth street. Among the men who will
DO a turn are Jim Butler, varuna b. c. Ed
Lober, Brooklyn A. Z. Rob Riley, Standard A.
c.; Mike Brock, West Side A. c. Dick Dune
and II. Saulzman, Of the Seventy-nrst Regi-
ment A. A.; Jack Frazer, Ed McSorley and
Joe Hanley. Of the ST. Chrysostom's A. A. !;
Max Trelberg and X. Lutterweisser, the we'll
known wrestlers. The wind-up will be bat
tie royal between four colored men.
Joe Eagan. the Montana Kid, ard Frank
Cavanagh. of Newark, meet tonight In sre-
cial ten.round glove contest at Knickerbocker
Garden, Hoboken.
Jimmy Larkins, who Ia now In training for
his twenty-round glove contest with Jimmy
Hagen May II for purse OF 81. 500, offered by
the Granite Club: Is one of the bes, cross-coun-
try runners In America. For fully six years
he was the champion amateur runner OF New
Jersey at any distance from one to twenty five
miles.
He waa n memher of tho Sco,t,sb ma,,,or
Athletic Club st the time and ranked with the
| best In the land at distance running, although
Carter and Spellman could beat nim. While
trdining at present he frequently taxes five to
| ten mile splus with the Gro. s-country runners,
| all OF whom know him well
The carpenter work has all been completed
at the club-rooms Of the Manhattan Anglers,
which are located near me Judges hotel, at
| G'ffords-by-tlie-Sea, and the club house Ia now
| ready Tor occupancy. Part OF the sixteen
l menibers who comprise tEe Club are fully as
| fond OF the gun as they are OF the rod and
many snlpe are liable to be baRged BY them
this Spring.
Fhe baseball cranEs OF this city are anxiously
awaiting the opening of the base ball chamElon-
snip season, which taxes place at t'e Polo
Grousd eli Wednesday Of this week. Not only
VIII they hear CAppa's Seventh Regiment Band
discourse swee; music, but they will see The
Two great teams representing New YORK and
5oston Gene together with crossed bats.
The Irish American Athletic Club will cele.
hrate us INST anniversary this evening al
Mllitary haii, 1913 Bowery.
The tickets TO u,e benefit which is to be ten.
dered to Cal Mccarthy are being sold like no,
cakes. On the w'nG-up George Dixon VIII
spar four rounds with Cal.
|
, Four OF the crack ruaners OF the Lenox Ath.
I letic CLUB ran mile rate. Saturday night, fol
the championship Of tneClub. Ii was won nv
Richard Queen In mnuss and seconds.
Owing TO the fine weather yesterday the Har
=, lem River wa. we'll filled with oarsmen. Tne
| a bar c crew and three doubles the Nassaus
had out sin lies, doubles, fuurs aad eights: IN.
Metrop0litans mad out fve sinIles and mr.
,, eight-osred shell; the Daun'less KF,ne Clut
Z mad out three intermediate and jusior eiyht
cared crews: the CreScents had out single AMI
double gigs and larg" crew. The AaIantas.
!, Unions, Boneinlans,, Wyanokes and Triton,
were also represented.
There will be a competition at gymntst,,
/. evenls next Monday evening" April 81, amCn,
the members OF the Harlem Branch of IA.
Young Mems Christian Association.
The chances are that the difficulty in III
CliTOn Boat CluD Will De amlcaOly settled, an
that the club will be reorganiZed and ono
more placed on solid basis. The sale of e
Iects, which was 10 have taken place on Sal
urdaJ, has been postponed until April 90.
A walking match took place yesterday b,
tween four men, from the foot Of Broadway
Eastern District, 10 Coney Island, a distance
nine miles. II was won by Arthur Kulse,
TWO hours and nine minutes.
Sudden.
From Puck
Young Faintart (who has been on the raggt
edge for nine week)-Er-er-wil you-b
perhaps this Is too sudden. /
Miss Fairlady-Sudden? Mr.. Faintart, II "
had been creating the word, l fear "
would not have hnsned Staten Island by tn
time.
Narrow Escapes.
From brooklyn Life.I
"I was told to-day that couple of burgia
n tried to rob Jay Gould's safe the other nigh
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