The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22


ment. The Englishman did the most
work from the start and had a good
chance to put Everhardt out In the
twelfth round. but he was bit tired
and took things easy. This gave
chance to Everhardt to rally which the
latter did in fine style. and In the
twentieth round started I'm like n steam
engine. 1t IL said that he fouled Alb
hutt repeatedly during this part OF the
night Finally IN the twenty-tifth round,
after sending Abbott to the ground half
- dozen times, he managed 10 put the
Englishman out.
sl2gx Gityi la, Is pointed out as a
hold the orbctt.lnckson fight. This
argument is backed by the geographical
situation OF the town, which gives easy
and south Dakota, In one OF which the
sioux city Athletic club talks OF pull.
,ns HiC the b!s Gonte1t . Gov I Jackson;
answer to a direct telegram, that prize
Which may he taken to mean that he
As to Ii IT, ability to bring about the con:
t"st in either OF the other two States
the new bidders who hang UP the. prom
is or sE 10 ss' G Gorbe, to S asn ate
cspted the proposition but jackson.
through one OF his apparently numerous
sponsors, demands that the entire purse
sor In this city. "Parson" Davies comes
to the front, apparently acting for the
australian, with n demand that the Club
ot good faith. Which Of these latter
propositions Is sanctioned by jackson,
and who Is really acting for him? and
how many people believe that Sioux City
can handle the fight?
Jack Mc.Auliffc. the Seaside Athletic
finishing touches to his course of
%s ena sHIsf bout 70 s sRer RI rOs
Monday night at Coney Island. Weighing
about 40 pounds. Until then. he an
In,%s, he win punch the bag tussls;
and do some sparring He has not yet
he retains, and doesn't expect to until
quantity to him. This looks like u good
tip to Griffo as to Jacks line of fighting.
McASiifre claims he viii iii be at for the
hottest and best Critic can give him.
Solomon English. of Baltimore. and
John hall. OF Newark, N. j., fought to
draw ro, early rGrnIHs ten
round both men were weak. and from
then II was wait for possible chance
blow. For the last three rounds both
looked at each other, and at the end of
the fifty-siXth round the referee decided
the tight IL draw.
Roby's prize fighting and rlotous con-
splracy cases have been auashed. An
ARRANGEMENT. has been made, by which
ha lar trt rnn
to charges, of assault and battery. the
understanding being that the cases Of
rlotSus oSnspirra,cy," u agaIinst Martin
George siicr, referee; Dominick O'Mal-
ley, Bobby Burns, Paddy Smith, Dan
Creedon and 'soliy Smith. OF the Column
bian Athletic Club. would not be pros
ecuted.
The Xavier Athletic Club has pur-
chased from ]. NJ. Levy. the. house at
Se wss wss s ses Gs
the building will be thoroughly over
hauled.
meeting OF the Amateur Athletic Union
VII be held e TEa ray Island; on n. sat At
yard run, i40-yard run, SSo:yarti run. one
mile run, five..mile run. one.miik walk.
three-mile walk. two;mile bicycle race,
jump, running high jump. throwing, IS
pound hammer. putting l6,pound shot,
throwing 5s,pound weight, 12o-yard hur-
and 220-yard hurdle race 40 flights, .
feet inches high. Entries close Sept.
s. with James p. Sullivan, al Broadway.
Entries for the games OF the Bank
Clerks Athletic Association. which takes
place In Philadelphia on Saturday, Sept,
l, close with Secretary u. C.. Bonniwell.
OF SOC Walnut street, Philadelphia. to-
day.
The Holy Rosary Lyceum, OF Harlem,
is TO he represented on the, gridiron this
have S " eomme se Practice ee on tsei q
under the direction of William l.. Muir,
e Tony f snks 81 Rss a
to manage the eleven.
A swimming race open to all under
eighteen year, Gi age y 70
l.. l.. on Labor Day afternoon. The dis:
lance Is half a mile. and gold medal
Will be given to the winner and q sill
be sent to WIN. G. Shields. Bath Beach.
J.. /. -
Disk..,At West Brighton. Just north
J. IAftey.-Corbett defeated Kilrain in
six rounds before the Southern A. c.,
at New Orleans: Feb. II; 1880.
The private beach party Of members
OF st. James's Union and their friends.
which takes place on. Labor Day, Mon
day, Sept. 8. 1894, at Peteler's-by- he-Sea,
/ New Dorp, 3. L., promises to be big
success. The committee In charge have
arranged a set of games. among which
are baseball match. bowling. running
i. and jumping races. Special arrange
, ments have been made for the trans
portation of the party. which leaves on
the 9i5 A. NJ. boat from foot of White
hall street
The annual club regatta of the Lone
Star Boat Club will be held on Satur-
day afternoon over the club course on
the Harlem. The finish Is directly in
front OF the Lone Stars quarters. and
guests are enabled to enjoy the races in
most comfortable fashion. The Regatta
Committee has made the usual prepara-
tions to entertain the ladies, and dane
ing and refreshments will follow the
, races.
Dick Marley. a l22-pound boxer OF
Taunton. Mass. writes that he would
like to arrange bout with a local boxer
az his weight.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.