The evening world., 1892-09-27
GOSSIP OF RING AMD FIELD.
Sixth Pugilist,c Show Of G. I. A
G. Excels All Others.
Ruinor that Cary Viii Compete In
A. A. u. Cham pionships.

The sixth pugilistic show Of tho Ccney
island Athletic club was by all odds its best.
The fghting OF both contests was OF the rip
ping, slashing Kind, fierce enough to tickle
the fancy OF the most sauguinary.
Fights always seem rerc,r when blood is
spilled. ana the more red liquid that trickles
down a fighters face the louder the specta-
tors shrek their delight.
Two local favori es-Kelly and Lynch
went down, both fairy beaten. II is impossi-
BILE TO suit everybody ana sonic people would
grumble II Christmas came once u month.
Some OF these took exception to Referee
Dohohue's decision In the kely.Cunniugham
contest, saying that he might have made It q
draw.
lie might have done so, or he might have
given the bout to Kelly, but he was there to
make the best decision In mis- power. and he
did so when he gave the decision To cum
ningham.
There wasn't room for any discussion on
the decision In the Lynch Grifleu night.
Probably not one OF the 1000 people present
Will question but that Griiien on. After the
first nalf oI the iirSt round, when he began TO
meet Lynch's rushes, he nad tnings his own
way.
III spite OF the hot ighting, Griflen was
always cool aud always had his head. lie
was planning what 10 do when he was on bis
hands anu knees In the first round, the result
oI body blow by Lynch. The New Yorker
had an abundance OF sand and was splen-
didly handled In his corner.
The New Yorks took another little nying
trip out OF the City yesterday, and this morn-
ing have one more scalp dangling from their
beit. Baltimore was the scene OF the encoun-
ter and the Giants tomaEanked the Orioits.
Mr.. Giant Rusie took an active part Ia the
Al n IN
The balt1mOres made nve runs, mostly
through errors or Doyle, Fuller and Knowles.
The New iorks made Twelve hits aud eight
runs.
The Brooklyns are on their mettle these
days too. They played at Boston yesterday,
beating the nine III the American Athens by a
The following games are scheduled for to-
day:
New York At Baltimore. Chicago At Louisville.
=. so;sTn a. an
There is now large, life-sized, tangible
rumor that Luther cary, the fastest sprinter
IN the business, will compete in the A. A. L.
championships ut Manhattan Field next Sat
urday.
Possibly this is what jim Robinson had in
mind the other day when he wanted to bet
that the NJ. A. I. would iead In the sprints
The A. A. u. entry list, which Is out, cont ains
Cary's name In the 100 ana 22O-yard runs.
II Cary should win he Will know he has had
race. He Will have stage, or Cleveland;
owen and Jewett, OF Detroit; Donohue, Of
Worcester, and Alien, OF the New lork A. c.,
TO beat. owen is regarded by the "talent +"
Us "good thing" Iur me quarter-miic run.
This, too, WIN Downs In.
Another "good tuing" is Orton, the can
adian Ill tie distance runs. The pole vault Is
likely to prove close competition with
Luce. OF Detroit; TOwne, OF the Manhatt AIS;
Casey, OF New Jersty A. C., aud kodenbough,
OF boston. entered.
Zimmerman, Berlo, Windle. Taylor, Bunker,
Hess, Murphy and sanger meet IN the bicycle
race. The entries, on The whole, are the pest
ever gotten together.
At 8 O'Clock this evening q meeting will be
held OF the cycle CLUB representatives to ar
range for q gigantic parade In connection
with the Columbus celebrations In October.
Messrs. !. b. Potter, ". j. Morgan, X. Is. N ney
penny, W. Il. De Graaf, A. Z. ID. Loucks, Fred
Becker, Elliot Mason, u. M1nturn WOrden, NJ
l.. Bridgeman, 4. j. Willis, George 5. Macuon.
aid, L. &. Boardman and W. r. Ives are the
cyclists who have issued the call for the
meeting.
The Pastime Athletic Club will tender q
benefit TO It's trainer, Jack kerns, at the club
grounds next sunday afternoon. A good
programme OF athletic and boxing events has
been arranged. Among those VINO Will prob
ably take part are Billy Meek, Jack Sicily,
Johnny German and Tommy Connen.
The following cable was received at the
Police Gazette onlce yesterday:
LoSroN, sept 2e, 1882.
Charley Mitchell Is anxiously waiting