The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-09

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Giannini, the rowing Instructor Of the
CLUB, that Pinkney, Keane, Howard and
Crawford the senior four-oared Mercury
Foot crew. who are to represent the
| club In the National Association of
Amateur. Oarsman regatta, on Saratoga
Lake, Tomorrow, are in excellent con-
dftion and confident of winning. About
fifty mcinbers OK the club will go to Sara
toga 20 witness the regatta. Ed Kearney.
Arti.r Moore Ed Deppier. f. c. Rist
and +. j Burke left this morning.
"a. J. inirberg Secretary OF the Pas
time Athletic Club, says the open Sum-
club grounds, foot of Sixty-sixth street,
East River, or Saturday, Aug. %. will
be the most successful the club has ever
held. The entries so far received have
been very large.
The New York Athletic Club gave an
instrumental entertainment for the bene-
ny OF the ladies' at Travers Island last
night, which was largely attended.
These entertainments are given weekly
during the Summer. The regular La
dies Day" will be resumed next month.
The fourth annual outing and games
Of the Glendale Pleasure Club will be
held at Christ's Pavilion, Glendale, on
Sunday afternoon. A game of baseball
and number Of athletic events will be
contested.
Arrangements for the good roads"
tournament at Asbury Park on Aug. 80,
81 and Sept. l are progressing finely,
and entries are pouring In. SIX races are
and seven for each OF the succeeding
days. The class b championship one
mile race will be given on the last day.
and Bliss. Johnson and Tyler are eX-
them. Entries for handicap races close
Aug. q and for other events Aug. q, at
70 Park Row.
At Ripon, Wis, yesterday F. ]. Titus
lowered the State record for one mile
to 200. The former record was 2OS.
There are a lot of riders now getting
close to fiat time.
Referee Duffy called the Jimmy Car
roll, ANDY Bowen fight at the Auditorium
Club; New Orleans. last night, draw
seems to have been the opinion OF those
who witnessed the fight that Carroll had
the advantage. Bowen scored a knock
Was SET n she Ts and hot
round. Carroll having the better of 1t.
Heavy exchanges and infighting contin-
ned up to the eleventh round. Carroll
sixteenth to the twentieth round both
seemed tired and the mill was tame.
IN the twenty.first both woke up and the
hitting was heavy. This continued to
Bowen. In the twenty-fourth Carroll
mad II az his own way. and his friends
were satisfied that round or two more
would have finished Bowen.
A proposition was telegraphed yester-
st Louis. asking If he would meet
Bob" 'Fitzsimmons six rounds for 81, COO
before the Seaside Athletic Club. A
prompt reply stated that Creedon would
or $1,000. to finish. at 1853 pounds. No
other .nroposition would be entertained,
he said. Cal. j.. d. Hopkins, Creedon's
baeker' VIII. Il is said. sign articles for
with whatever stipulations Fitz may
insert. provided the referee will be Sc
lected at the ring side or appointed by
responsible athletic club. before which
the fight will come OF.
The Amateur Athletic Union games
viii! be held at Travers Island on Sept
10 The events to be decided are as fol-
lows: 44o-ynrd rum. Ss0-yard dash. one
broad jump. putting the shot, throwing
six-pound weight three-mile run
and l20-yard hurdle race. Entries close
WI With s James e Sullivan, 2h Broadway.
On Labor Day, the New Jersey Ath-
letic Club will hold its annual games at
r Bsrsf fnvi point; N J. IN the tWo-mie
champion Of America. will have as his
opponents S. O. Jarvis. N Y. A. c.. the
METROPOLITAN Associat ton champion:
% %ssS X M eTt9 On c ~ on Y A. G
Psstime A. c. Fred Puffer n. J. A. c.,
and Stephen Chase. n. Y. A. c., viii
struggle for honors in the 12o-yard hur-
% have to %ak 10 f bs91 sam I ebso
Pastime A. c.. in the one-mile walk.
The New York Athletic Club will hold
ten-mile run and a two-mile steeple-
chase at Travers Island on Sept. %.
Sam Liebgold. Of the Pastime Athletic
Club. and Louis Liebgold, OF the n. J.
the one-mile walk at the Post-Ofice
Clerks Associa TONS games, to be held
at Suffers Harlem River Park on Fri
day. n AIs ~ These Sc brothers met in the
sociation's games recently and after an
exciting race both men crossed the An
ishing iipe together. and the race was
The Kickhams and Garry Owens will
play an exhibition game OF Gaelic foot
ball at Ridgewood on Sunday afternoon.
The Kickhams, under Capt. p. Buckley.
are setting a hot pace for their COM
petitors, and expect to land well up in
the championship series. which will be-
gin early next month.
Phil Cayanaugh. OF IS State street,
Kew London. who claims to be cham
pion swimmer OF the Eastern States,
challenges the winner of the coming
Samson match to swim five
miles in dead" water for $1,000 a side.
He Is apparently very anxious for a
| match with either of the swimmers, and
says he is prepared to back his claims.
HE WANTS TO GO TO PRISON
Young WaIiburg Says He's Out OF
Work and Starving.
At O'Clock this morning Policeman
Blunie! OF the Fifth street station found
Charles Waliourg, nineteen years Old, of
20 Bowery, trying TO force open the door