The sun., 1893-01-06
Odds and Ends OF sports

John H. Hyatt-There 10 no such club a. you describe
". II. Robertson. 24l broadway. will give you further
particulars.
place at Carnegie Music Han on Tuesday evening Jan.
next Thursday evening
RI peen,. formerly eonnec,ea With tho ST. Loui:
the Imperial Aihst,s cIaGs baseball team; and is
atonaL-Leeds of Atlantic City won the ma
b S0xps m Of |
had disagreed. W. D. Robertson who conducted The
isss "N''n you '''' the cate as
AZ the annual meeting Of the Moeosen Canoe Club
sss,ed: a d. cSnmSdoTs. Eaward ". Tanner; Sise,com:
asst Torst Lisaienan % Gdsard aails oAp'A ihs0'0F'
Bos1ox. Jan. 5-A suburban Football League has been
organized in eastern Massachusetts. comprising teams
from Newton ton Yves. ns EoSe@Iy Na,cs Dsdhsa Need:
names Of the players Be sent the Presidens
upon S 10 lie acted
s,ss, Enss4 ma SrDs: Of
Clarke one Or the most famiiiar figures in intsrna
o and New e n;
10 wa. also an .s.iv. spirit IN tho A. A a q
promoted BY The Tufnell Park Club Of which he was
secretary.
ons Of The IN nd Lss the eleven
nyaTaoy The sPnte,. or hs House
ssy.S IN Ys,siy Ss. g; q:
q great game.
In reply to the offer Of Sol Smith Of Angeles to
purse ThoSa. RourSs bssn easa sas
ets Gsr, 1Se S az and a stated ths! Dixon ready
side, and that Dixon viii lght smith providing his
ORourke says Dixon does not to train FOR sun ali
stakes when there are prospects OF fighting Tor big
Tho hre which destroyed tho Fifth Avenue Casino
the home Of the Acorn Athele Assoelation consumed
as We'll as many lsGphs. prizes and ,ndy'dua effects
the Xeorns has been called ske place al ths cd
hs ON ssOon xysnqe nssr street south
wh privilege Of 9 psS0Ss ha and nSds
to ias Ss %sin wa Mickey
Q, 5hs e rGss G!SsS
s, snss. Keis dsiested Bent in four ieanas IN Ii.
$:;STs s.tsss
Of hs lt % Sa,'s WI .y . M
next are ea.ng no .sone pahIrnea to make the shaT
@ be aS sl""s H. m
ssTEs er&cE; NV training ss!.iPS he y.
weeht Billy Tucker getting !ntS condition at Staten
a IN .d Th % fss Tss ass Ss9 D. 8
esopsy 4na z. Ssnasds are doing their preparatory n
The boxing entertainment Of the Orchard A. c., held
ht Turn Hal Manhattan and Greenpolnt avenues.
BrOOkyn Welne sday night. WAS failure The men no
advertised 10 meet were IN tho halt but refused
to 20 under the circumstances The announcer
stated that The club had expended Sl3l and as there
only So in the hall. he would do the best he
could "Chappie" Dana and Jack Lynch went on for
the rst contest but Dana refused to nght Lynch after
the irst round Tommy Duggan and Jem Bartlett
came next, aud after very yey punGaing bee Of six
Woods fought draw one OF the hyeest bouts OF the
night was between JACK FAllon and Chrsty MeMAnuA
ISs Young sna and as T soonsy '0'' JACK
Bud Renaud called At the Polio, office yes'er-
day and eit the following challenge am prepared
TO match Billy Hawkins OF West superior Wis. 10
fight Austin Gibbons OF Paterson \. D. Johnny Reagan
OF New York. any man IN The United states accord
ing to FO' GIsst rules with owes for VI 0Aside
aud the largest purse the clubs In New orleans the
Coney Island uO VIII ofer The contest q take place
at ANY that L. mutually agreed upon viii de.
post guarantee Of 500 that Hawkins en'ers the
ring to show that lie mems business Hawkins nails
from Manitoba. lie has rrstelass record. and my
money ready to hack hun some OF the many hght.
the United States vii toe the scratch and give
Hawkins chance. am managing the ice trotting
meeting at OTTAWA. Cana a. and wire Will reach me
n ea9ais ai-J tA<eyAa Tie t@.S S-.al2"