The evening world., 1893-07-31
sPORTlNG NEWS ANO NOTES.
Corbett Coming East, and sti !
Talking Coney Island.
The L. A. w. Decides Not to Enter
tain Charges Against Zimmerman.

noses towards the wild ana woOlly
Windy City--the White City OF Chicago
these days. as well they may The great
International contests, open to the world,
will be held there early in September.
Some Idea Of the extent OF the competi-
tions may be gained from this pro-
gramme:
Tha,.ds'. sept ias.ndissp s,hl',,S s,,st
S y:rs .Ss 10 and
wA,ts; 6.niie safety bicycle race runnins high
pound sHos. shpo~ia! is:pssnd hsm%.i ;:siSi@Ss: @
Ina t6.pound weisht. tusci.war tssm;, oi tour
s.ps %ss s.fS. saiRssa PI.s !. A. tD al. .d..
At. ..eoni and THIRD IN s,.ry overt, ,si and Il,
Irtass,. Sept, ,ls-B...b.I. !. ers.. football;
snsris must Be fsssiv:d ~ the Secretary Of the
A A. U. on or hslore aug.
Of .ssh s,aains team in such contest. I' may be
assnSsn ssaS,s.,. Sent. 49, Worlds .s,r p,onshir
.ns;ssS siSistiS trsyk sad n.ld ns:sips, ss ioi.
iS"'sd sSs.d ,ss: 1854 t.S.rS and sso,
hurdle races; mile aud 3.mie walks s-ni
Ieyo. snaiss high Jump rsSn,SSi spn.S nsh
acS gol...sas IT, cr a,s,sne.s psisias iseoSsd
weight 7f Distance: throwing s6.round weisht
70, neiaht Tne pr,.ss for tho % tn,a a.. viii DC o'
be 81 ior s..a athlete for each even. AM for the
traacs ice. Tor sitnsf Day viii be wal ,sd 70 nth;
i.tes entering from elnss outside OF '"e on'''a
Athlete. r..dns Outside Of tho y'tsd ssa.s,
will be required to furnish copy OF tns sr,y
cate ffe m the association which governs nnas u.
..hstie spor. there tha, tnsy srs guy aSnea mt,ea
.dept.i By th.. a,soeis,ion: Eptss. for ss,, s;p;
= nd 10, s s so's s:p Gin c.r Il
i''s'a'd fssess9s Sssa,4ft, & M Il sullivan
". 4. Curtis. Chairman. p Q. Boz 9ys' F'GGi,T"S'
ss. p.,,a ss sss, ,,l..s r. ov w.hins,on. sh
So much has been said and published
about the D!xon-Pierce fght. which
will occur at the Coney Island Athieuc
Club one week from to-day that another
event Of almos. ; equal !,r,, impor'That nS That
is the Mcbride Murphy contest; This
will be redhot 60 from the drop OF
the nag. Although limited to ten rounds
the bout will be in the opinion OF com
attraction OF the evening. Both lads
are undeniably clever. courageous and
resolute. Better still. each Is ambitious
and eagerly desirous Of mounting the
Gold as well as glory is the incentive
which spurs each man on to action.
Neither has yet met with defeat.
Until very recent date both laos
ing. Tim Murphy. was for years the am
ateur bantam champion of America;
His greatest feat was the defeat OF
Danny O'Brien at the metropolitan
then then a member Of the New York Ath:
letic Club, and. although a fun fedged
professional now. is still the pet of that
great organization: His fighting weight
Now he will have to tip the beam at
the 1l5-pound notch to meet Mcbride
In this way he is liable to give weight
to Danny, as he will not, in all proba
tnan Ito or liz pounds when he steps
into the ring OH the night Of the bat
Danny Mcbride, whose crest has never
brought Out. by tho Xavier Club. whose
gentlemanly little fellow. and, next to
ers and admirers than any ex-amateHr
r. redoubtaSie lou % Pat cshil. Car Ills ps greatest EST
performance was his signal victory over
e";e year. ago Should he he win IN the coming @
tray. Danny Will be matched against
Billy Plimmer, of England, the champion
bantam OF the world. He was I onee
fiunked. At any rate, Plimmer, It Is
known, entertalns high regard fol-
DannSs c,or se Mo,oa ne SfoHs w.
Englishman can hardly refuse to meet
him and still cling to his title. A purse
Of 81, o0O will help to make life enjoyable
washed Coney Island or elsewhere fol
the winner.
Mr.. James Andrews, Of w,.hawkan
tells a graphic story OF ngnt for b.ond
"a "grudge" fight. as he calls it-!l
the rear OF the Railroad Honse in Wee
ha vixen between Ed Colleen and Jack
| Brady. 1t took place Saturday nom
| ing in the presence Of sixty red-ho'
Jersey sports, and lasted twelve rounds
| when Colleen went to sleep after ht
stopped an upper-cut with his jaw
Andrews says they Fought bechus;
| Colleen said lsredr's sweetheart was
| mo lady Perhaps he .repents nos
for saving that, but his mi: cry II
tempered little, for the sport:
| "chipped in" to the extent OF $27.25 t.
pay Colcen's doctor bill, as Andrews
harrates It.
II begins to look as II Jim Corbet
really means to stick to tn, Coney Islant
Athletic Club. He declared himself Il
| that effect few days ago and to-dh!
he reiterates It, as this despntc tch from
| Chicago will show: "Corbett starts
East tomorrow. Within a week he will
be at his old Asbury Park quarters t'