The evening world., 1893-07-03
JUDGE AEWTOM's IRE RAISED.
COrbett Does More Juggling with
the Pure for His Fight.
Few Entries in the Flushing
ReEatta-Sporting Gossip.

| A pretty little midsummer imbroglio
Is on the tapis. and the principals are
Corbett and Mitchell on the one side
and Judge Newton on the other. II all
happened because OF the offer of $4,000
by the Columbian Athletic Club. of Chi
| caso. for the contest between Corbett
and Mitchell. an offer which topped the
Coney Island Athletic Clubs by 5000.
Just what makes Judge Newton angry
- the fact that, Notwithstanding Cor
oett had signed an agreement to box
Mitchell at the island for $4,000. and
Mitchell had left the choice of a battle
Sround to Corbett. the latter now APP
pears to have thoroughly repudiated
that agreement, and is playing the CO.
lumbians and the Coney Island people
against each other. Corbett wired New
ton yesterday that he must get Mitch
ell to sign to box at Coney Island or
else he (CorbetO would sign to fight for
the Columbia's $4,000 purse. The Judge
sent Corbett nice little letter In reply,
ana the pompadourial champion ought
TO do heap Of thinking when he reads
IT, Newton refreshed James Joseph
memory with a few very pertinent facts
and nsnn,. ms signing with the Coney Isl
70 answer at once whether he means to
SUCK to- Coney Island or not, But
SMhereIi MIi be no lifting Of the purse by
President o'Malley, of the Columbian
Sslu5, s.nu5 has bound the Club to pay out
}$W.M w. IN purses next Winter, the s45, 900
Jimmy Fleming Carroll and Jack Nc.
Hhiine. These fights necessarily must
come on within few weeks Of each
ni Is ths Gonmbsn s how % 6! #
new organization, and its treasury
nasn.t benefited cent thus far in the
game OF pugiiism. oMalley knows ex-
such extraordinarily large purses, for he
was very close to Charley Noel, OF the
Crescent ,sr City Athletic Club. Of New or:
to give Bob Fltzsimmons time notes in
lieu Of cash when he beat Hall for the
10000 purse. The Coney, Island Club
carries car; = tempting bank balance at all
ness. It's a certainty that the Coney
Island people will hand over the nice
What surety Is there that the the % CoIum.
bians will be able to do 80? Meanwhile
the pugilistic world is waiting and
Mitchell. and the sd' end is . out Of i sight. ana
The annual amateur rowing regatta at
Flushing, l.. l., will be held tomorrow,
and some disappointment Is felt at the
paucity of entries. 1t is said the Com
much acumen in formulating a pro-
gramme. The Junior elght-oared race
has been scratched. and this leaves the
hudson crew out In the cold. after hav-
Ing trained for weeks.
A despatch from Sioux City, Ia. this
morning says: The Davis-Dawes fight,
Which Ntic6,,.' occurred last evening. near the
was won by the former in the frst
round. After few exchanges, Davis
Swung his right; landing on Dawes
counted out. He was badly hurt GO
Dominick Mccafrrey's open-a,r boxing
entertainment , on the Polo Grounds
eenty strsetne stsTneon TO oush, to be SUN
y. NJ, and the bouts will be between
sack k'crSsn TSsndersot and G. niv G s%ith the
Of Australia. and Harry Newmier: Hor-
ace Leeds. Of Atlantic City, and AL
9'Brien. Of Philadelphia, and Johnny
Gorr1an' or Long Island. and Charley
great race is looked for when the
crews meet next saturday at efnniy.yshls naRye MIna
netonka., MINI. Both crews are work.
ing like beavers:
Billy Forsythe, of Danbury. and Sam
Kelly. of this city, fight in private to-
night to finish for a $500 purse.
George Dixon outpointed Walter Ed
de go s the khssepSa VIM II
ter Circus building. Saturday night.
Edgerton just stayed the four rounds,
and that was all. q
A special race for cabin catboats un.
asy! ss the India" Ha'''F Yacht Club to-
The fourteenth annual regatta Of the
Larchmont Yacht Club will be sailed on
resenting Eastern colleges, will contest
at Chicago. They are q composite Yale
team. the Amherst nine. the University
OF vermont and the Wesleyan teams.
Johnny Grimm. Of Braintree. and Sol
ish contest before the Columbian A. G.
at Roby. Ind.
After the game Saturday the Yale
Hotel. elected George Case captain OF
next years team. Bliss, Kedzie, Muir.
ply and Beall graduate this year.
Johnny Ward telegraphs from Chicago
that he has secured the release OF
James Stafford. centre fielder of the
Atlanta (Ga) team.
NERVOUS headaches promptly cured by
bhoAo SELrzIn-trAl bottle 10 cts. -
MRS. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is an unex
oslled medicine for children while tsething. .25c,