The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-24

SYRACUSE, Jan. a,.-Albsrt Banded the ex.champion
disease s'i liz was q scars Old s'' '''''
Secretary Reed Of u: s.r.sIsy 4.ast,S Club ..,S
% 'ss Il. formally resigned
CoNTlASp Jan. 22-Artices of agre ent were drawn
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side to show eighteen birds for $50 bat tie aud
S 81 Ss ia fight or 'n tho main to take place
The following special cable va. received at q. roe
purse Of $500 fCr Jimmy Carroll q BROOKLYN and Ted
FOR $500 .is and T "sH
,ns The io sw s.I. n.ey Ah nss; cs
stephen C. puryea; visSeRres,den. George x ATm mi
ssS The ground: q The sssyIon EsSiSition Company
Austin Gibbons called ut the Polio, Gosens once yes
s gd ssSi nSst wor
ihs BolinbrSks vii! Offer i Harae refuses accept.
The annual ball Of the Union Boat club. to he held
next Tuesday evening promises TO eclipse all previous
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en- ed on Feb j. Ihe raS o viii have paper
Articles OF agreement signed Polite Gazette
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ana match carr ss a To sss
the r Ga a The s match no w sn
the balance to be deposited on Jan "a
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% $aIs e New 9ort and
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Yesterday Richard X. Fox received alstter from Aus.
trails. led BY pr SsryS Tho
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series Of three arranged for $500 and the champion
hs Ias BY S. s.as s
ss S5Ds s0t bra score 81 81
sp,y e an Sp19G1 The
freshmen crew. yet tho Indications seem to be very
sis sss
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those from tic school Of Mines witch IL rather I'M
sn Until. s ns
src ~ and Believes @ ans
Most Of the men are rather light in weight but expe-
in a two -inile race.
are n.
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Mr.. 8, 7. Isrier: Mrs. rhSn.. Knsmsn., Mrs 4. B.
Ssnf M1 G, nr 4sGm cshy Mr., IT.
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thFCHiin, Ais -. a ottcT, .Nrs, W ILL., ~ rThIhuu
Mrs. George Richards Mrs A. II. Ryan, Mrs. Walter
Scranton Mrs. A. d. Smith, Mrs Francis Sper. Mrs
Charles A Stirring. Mrs A. +. Woodwork. and Mrs
Charles I. SHrdscy
Tho Guttcn,ux Athletic Club. under the manage
ment OF their hustiinR young President. promise
be the leading athletic clubs in this vicinity
They have taken lease Of big hall. costing SEQ
and lifted 1t up with gymnasium. They have in tho
neiyhbcrhood OF 100 fnembers. Their FIRST "stay"
Will be held on jan 30 and they intend to make It q
hummer. Among the talent will be jimmie Lynch. the
1.!.pound champion: Mike Brock, Peabody. Hammer
Heard A. L. J. Heating OF the Ti.ans. Kid Delancsy
McManus, and several others. The wlrd.up will be
grand battle val between four color,d boxers for
The officers of the club are: President William
Park: NicePresidcnt. p iehry Secretary f. Sheridan;
Treasurer 2. Kelley: Captain. N. Kelley
II. r. Cavalry. New York Citv.-I. No; q mile has
never been slated in lees than minutes The fastest
recorded time Is minutes IL 80 seconds. by Tim
ponoghuc. Jr. on the Hudson River. near ScwburRh
Feb ]. 1887. The track wns strRig taway and the
skater went with the wind .. The i5nmfle skating
Mard. at Chicago Feb. 81 to 2H. 1876, Tncse figures
in place of authenticated better performance
for almost - hours for $50 miles is ridiculous Tho
cord male in a siXhaY race. The contestants
conld only skate portinno Of each day owing to the
condition nj the ice. The honrs they were on In
cuded in the record. 1t was expected That 900 miles
would be covered in the race but soft Ice reduced tho
estimate to 42l miles. John Ennis. tho old sixday
pedestrian skated 145 miles in less than ~ hours
loses his wager skater would have no chance with q
bryrst NJ that other distance II is only
point the tact tina; 100 miles have ridden
in hours - minutes 6? sec0nda