The evening world., 1891-04-01
In The WORLD OF SPORTS.
Pleasant Arrangements Up the
River for the Giants.
A Proposed Match Between Brook
lyn Jimmy Carroll and Fltz-
simmons.

The New York Club will visit Albany April
Ia and To- ON the night OF the l5,h Elks Lodge
No. l4l, Of Troy, vii charter a boat and cs-
cort the n w York club rom Albany to Troy,
where trey play on the i6'h and Eth. The
night Of the ION a reception will he rendered
them hy tn EEs Lodge OF Troy, and the boys
will he well taken care OF.
Upon the recommendation OF Manager
Mutric, Of the New YORK lub. the Manager Of
the Lebanon Club has signed John u. Taylor.
pitcher OF the COrinthian Athletic Cluu, Of
Staten Island.
The regular meeting OF the Middle States
Regatta Association Will be held at the Grand
Union Hotel, tEis city, Monday evening, April
O. at O'Clock SHARP.
Phil Dwyer, Jimmy Wakely and Eddie Car
ney had a long talk with Jimmy Carroll Of
Brooklyn, aud have agreed to put W $40, 900
for tight TO finish, Lond3n prize ling rule',
between Carroll and Bob Fitzsiinmops. the
men 10 weigh In anywhere from 1a to 1853
pounds. and to weigh IN twenty-four hours be-
ioIc eutoEiuk tuo rug.
The highest score made in the individual
record in the Acme Hall bowling tourney,
was by Henry Golden, Of the Lincoln Council
Bowling Team. In twelve games he knocked
down 3. 049 pins, which Is an average OF l7oA.
The entries for the seventeenth annual re-
gatta OF the Passaic River Amateur Rowing
Association viii close Monday, May 2o. A
committee has been appointed to meet all the
contestants and take care Of them while they
are In Newark. The committee has made
special hotel arrangements and special rates
for transportation Of boats and crews. The
events to be competed will more Than likely he
as follows: Junior single sculls, senior single
scull,, junior double sculls. senior double
sculls, pair-oared gigs, four-oared gigs, SIX
cared gigs, pair-onred smells, junior four-oared
shells. senior four-oared shells, junior eight
cared shells and senior eight-oared shells.
The exhibition games to be played during
April AMI May by the baseball team OF the
Manhattan Athletic Cub are as follows: April
l, Yale College; April 4. Columbia College;
April 8, Jaspers, OF Manhattan College; April
II, Dartmouth College; April l5, Brooklyn
National League Club; April 1s. New
York National League Club; April 25.
Calumet b. B. c. April 20, Xavier b. B. C. :;
May 3, Cuban Giants; May d, Columbia College;
May 0, Montcldir A. c.. May l6, Brighton A.
C.. May 20, Staten Island A. C.; Nav go, Co.
rinthinn A. c., and May "a. staten Island A.
e. All OF these games will tie played AT their
new grounns, One Hundred and Fifty-hfth
street and Eighth avenue, with the exception
OF the brooklyn, New YORK and the first
Staten leland A. Z. game, whicn Will be
played on the grounds Of their opponents.
The regular baseball champ onship season
Of the Amateur Athletic Union League will
not begin until May 80.
The Prospect Hills proved the victors In the
Acme Hall bowling tourney, winning ten and
losihp Two out of twelve games, an averape
OF TOY. They also made the highest score,
thAt ol 500.
The Greenwich Angling Club nre thinking
seriously of locating at Gifords-by- the Sea
this season. and II they do there viii doubtless
be very lew weak tsB ever reach the upper
hay, with such other clubs down there as the
Fishing BruderJ, squeteaguet and the Man
hatta Anllers, as the entrance to the harbor
VIII be pretty thoroughly guarded.
II Ia to be regretted that the jeanette Gun
Club has declined TO contest for the Hudson
trophy. II ia one OF tue best gun clubs in
New York. but will not shoot under the condi-
tions required.
The monthly Ladies' Day reception and en-
tertainment will be given by the Park Athletic
Club At the club house, IS Macdou2al street,
tonight
AT tho last meeting of the Board of Govern
ora OF the Manhattan Athletic Clu0 Ill new
memners were elected, 1t WAS decided 10 mold
ladies' day on Thursday, April 10, ats NJ. I.
| nhstics. There will be a boxing entertain
ment April 10 for amateur boxers ONLY; miu-
Msnhattau Athletic CluO Dramatic Association
| in the Ciuo theatre, ana kirmiss IN the Cluh
theatre April lS AMI ID. The Club will hold Its
annual SgInR athletic games on The Man
street and Eighth avenue, May 90.
The bowling tourna nament of the North Shore
Bowling League OF staten Island hniSned last
nishi, The clubs nn,shing 10 this order: XII
Won kull b. Z. nrs,; Corinthian A. c. secoad:
5. ]. A. c.. ,h'rL !. Richmonds, fourth;
workingmen Nth; Islands sixtn. The
members of the w,nnlng team were X. sh@ul-
swartnou,. j. LarSin. The Ricumond, Cap, ain,
II. +. CLARK, made the highest average, 1s6.
Henry @. King, jr., the champion one-mle
walker OF the world did Il half-inlie N mlu-
| utes ana b5 seconds on sandy track, fve laps
to the half-mile, at Mobile yesterday. Tine
record for half-mile WAS formerly minutes
l2& seconds.
Both of Mind.
fgFoIH Rdrpers Basnr.l
sanso-The one delight OF M life is making
money.
MRS. Sanso-And the one delight OF my lift
IL spending money. How admirably mated We
are!