The evening world., 1893-11-06
SPORTING NEWS ANO GOSSIP.
Brady Says Corbett and jackson
Are Sure to Meet in the Ring.
Haro and Hounds Chase on Travers
Island To- Morrow.

Whether Corbett or Mitchell ever
meet or not said Manager Brady,
jackson and Corbett viii surely come
together In the ring next June. We
(Corbett and Brady expect to sail for
England about the first of April. The
National Sporting Club, of London, has
informed me that it will give as
large a purse as any other club, and l
expect the contest will be decided there.
Corbett will put in the time between his
match with Mitchell and our departure
for England IN the road"
The latest development in the Corbett-
Mitchell matter is the signing of the ar
ticles to fight before the Olympic Club
in New Orleans, Dec. 10. There isn't any
overweening confidence on either side
that the contest can be pulled off in
New Orleans. Gov. Foster, of Louisiana,
after learning what had taken place
here Yesterday, said he would do all in
his power to prevent the fight. In the
original articles sent by the Olympic
Club nothing was said about the Tub
making provisions to protect the princi-
pals in case of interference by the au-
~ hDOb With ulSN lsp TIC
new articles, signed by Corbett and
Mitchell, he inserted this clause:
The Olympic Club hereby guarantees both prln.
cipals in this contest absolute protection, before
and after the contest, In regard to all and any
Interference on the part OF city or State author
tiles, and to pay all expenses that said prin-
cipals may be forced to incur to free tn, mselves
from any Interference on the part Of Louisiana
authorities. city or State.
Another change which was made was
10 pnt IL, tho CLAUSE ran,,tri,,r the n1rn,
pic Club to deposit two certified checks
Of $500 each, payable to Corbett M
Mitchell, to cover training expenses and
transportation. In the Olympic's arti-
Giles a heavy black ink line was drawn.
II am not sure that the olympic Club
VIII agree to this, guarantee" said Cor;
| are concerned, however, we will agree
to fight without such a guarantee.
s da,Hnel was sa inser,e q s Tbe oiymp SO C .nis
articles. you will see, are MT signed
by any representative Of the Club, so
they are not worth anything" .
ever take, place! p Brady was asked.
II do; 1t is bound to take place some
where"
favorable impression in this city, de-
spite the fact that the weather condl-
tons were such as to preclude
full strength. .Harvard's strongest point
was its defensive playing. The breaking
through was a bit the best seen in and
sbsrp s Msw certain YSIa t Pine after time n T tss
Cornell fullback before he could get
in position for punting.
they were there as soon as 1t was
passed. The offensive work of the
Crimson was not so good; making, al
lowances. too. for the slippery field,
of the question, but the mud and water
were hardly an excuse for the Harvard
line not holding the Cornell rushers any
better than 1t did. The latter were on
and the land wasn't any dryer where
they, were than where the Harvard mer
hard the few times they were sem
Brewer, the fullbac * is a star. Had thu
ground been dry and his interferers been
would have made twice as many touch
downs. Lewis, at centre. is probably
without an equal at that point: He fol
in that position. Newells following OF
the ball was also something very fine.
If Acton, the left guard, would do less
pncailed for ]sipgging and watch the ball
busy hitting somebody, an alert man OPP
posite will get by him. The holding in
the line of Mackie, the other guard, was
his arms around the neck Of the oppos-
ing guard and nearly trottle him. He is a
splendid guard, however. and there won't
be many jams etwee him and Lewis.
Arrangements have been made for q
hare and hound chase at Travers lSland
Election Day. H.. F.. Billings, jr., and
F. NJ. Hartshorne will start from thu
clubhouse with the trail bags at 3S'
viii follow, and under. the guidance OF
Mortimer Bishop, Master of thu
Hounds, 1t is expected they will soor
be hot upon the trail After a spin OF
vicinity OF the island the runners vii
sit down to a repast.
Tonight at the National Athletic Club
Broadway and Bushwick avenue. Brook
lyn. the following bouts viii be decided:
Eddie Sweeney: liz pounds, 8 rounds
Kid Hogan vs.. W Rose; l35 pounds
8 rounds.Pat Farley vs.; Mike Hughes
Louis Hoppe: 'l5 pounds. 8 rounds-M
Leforte VS.. Ben Mitchell; 40 pounds.
rounds-F. Bismark VS.. p. Gleason
The management of the broadsworC
tournament to be held at Madison Squar'
Garden THANKSGIVING week says 1t vii
furnish the most exciting sport ever seer
in this citv. why. , boxing match o
a football game is not in the sam
class with a broadsword fight" said on
man. Wait until you see Bryan
O'Lynn. the New Haven crack, an
Duncan Ross come together. and tn,
sparks will fly. The spectators will b
on their fet with excitement.
, "In order to guard against u
. thing as two contestants taking. tn
4 names of those competing will be shaker
up in a hat and they will draw, so n
s man will know who his antagonist !
8 until just before they meet. There vii
be four contests eact night, OF thirt,
minutes each. After the expenses ar
, deducted from the gate receipts % pc
: cent # what's left will be divided anon
Il the winners. the first man to get 4
. per cent. the second % per cent, and 5
IS on"
The annual fifteen miles handicap roa,
race for the Citizens Cup, open to tn
cycling members of the New York Ath
y letic Club. will be run over the Morri
Park course tomorrow at II O'CLOCK
The start will be made In front of tn
"a Hoffman House, Westchester.
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- The following comes from Erie Pa
.his morning