The evening world., 1891-04-18

The Nassau Boat club will give a smoking
concert next Friday night at the Arena. in
Broadway.
II the weather permits, the Dauntless crew
will get on the water every night after Sunday.
The men have been out three times already
and show marked improvement each trip.
John j. Foley, OF the John Thorpe Athletic
Association. secured two nrst prizes and one
second prize at the Lenox Iyceum Flower
Show last week.
The Nassau -DGuntless Bowling CLUB has dis
banded for the season, with seven victories
and four defeats.
The Polo Grounds, grand stand, tall-players
and the spectators are TO be Photographed on
opening day, when the New Yorks encounter
the Bostons.
There will be an interesting ten-round glove
contest next Monday night at KnckerbocRer
Garden, Hobokeu, between Frank Cavenagh,
of Newark, and Joe Eagan, the Montana KID.
An effort is being made TO bring Jerry Bar
nett, OF the Downtown Athletic Club, and
Tommy Greed, Of the Noupareil Athletic
Club together In a four.round special go at
the joint tournament OF the varuna Boat Club
an j the National Athletic Club. A handsome
and costly trophy has been offered them.
The stag party OF the Aller:on A. c. will be
held at its clubhouse, IL Macdougdl street,
tonight
There Ia q very close and interesting compe-
tition in rife shooting going on between teams
from Company u, TWenly-third Regiment ard
Company G, Thirteenth Regiment.
The management of the Troy Crbb Club
are having q hard row to hoe. The church
people are not only up in arms against any
future nght being held In their city, but they
are trying to have every person indicted who
Dixon nRht
Tho kid glove fight to nnish between Jack
Lyman and Eddie DAILY is OF for the present,
which they could not agree was the weight.
The Ajax Club, OF Boston. offers an $500
for BGSsy Burns sns ea
! perfectly willing to box Burns IN Boston. anC
| that II the Club would increase the offer to
| u, UOU, OF WnlCn fvUU 10 tne winner ana SlUU 70
the loser, he could be In trim by May To-
| The Corinthiau A. q. has risen 10 be one OF
the leading clubs OF the country, yet year age
| II was comparatively unknown to the sporting
world. The clubs baseball team scored q big
success last season by winning twenty-three
| consecutive games, and meeting with Its first
defeat aeainst the New York National League
| team.
The lacrosse team played its nrst game on
last Labor Day. Out of ive games the team
has won two and tied one. The Association
| football team did not lose game. The Ouly
notable from the TACT that every team was
made up OF material inside the Club.
| The Corinthians expect TO make a great
| showing lh,s season IN athletics, baseball and
lacrosse. The latest addition TO the Club Is O
trainer. in the person OF Harry Darrin, the
great English professional runner, who came
| over to thus country recently to make match
| with Lon My.rs
DaTrin visited the Corlnthians grounds last
| Sunday. He entertaius the idea that Frank ID.
Cadmus, the hali-m,le runner; Geo. L. Catlin,
the quarter-mie runner; b. q. Morris, jr. +,
| and L. Snedeker, sprinters, all OF the Cor
inthian A. c., arc very promising athletes.
| Paddy McInnerney and Anthony McDonough
were to meet last night in Jersey City and put
up the final money and name date for their
fight, but McDou0ulh failed TO put in an ap-
pearance. McInnerney aid that II The other
side did not come to terms tonight he would
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