The evening world., 1894-07-24
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

SPORTING MISCELLANY.
James e. Sullivan, representing the
New Jersey A. c.. and President Barlow
s. Weeks. of the New York A. c.,
agreed on some very important matches
at Saratoga after the last championship
meeting, the races to take place at the
Grand Olympiad of the New Jersey A.
c.. on Labor Day. Sept. 3. at the Clubs
grounds, Bayonne City, n. j. The most
important event Is the scratch 120-yari
hurdle race between S. Chase, winner of
the Metropolitan Championship last Sat
urday, at Saratoga, and f. c. Puffer
the American champion, who ran second
to him. President Weeks has also
agreed to enter Champion Cady who is
now in England with the Yale team,
providing Mr.. Cady can get In condition
In time for the race. Sam Liebgold, Of
of the New York A. c.. have botn
agreed to walk a match race for one
mile. The third important fixture ar
race. president Weeks agreeing to enter
George orion and Champion Jarvis,
while Willie Day will hold up the New
Jersey end. Day is the champion five
runner. and George orion believes that
two miles is his best distance. 1t is also
expected that Charles Fitzpatrick, the
Tor this race. Hand some prizes viii be
given to the winner In each event. Mike
Murphy, the popular trainer of the New
York A. c., who was at Saratoga with
the boys. has promised to keep them
In fine trim.
The six-round go between Dick Moore,
of Boston, and Jack Power, of ST. John
la CT niChf the greatest
latter city. Moore Knocked. Power down
in the second round, but the remaining
fight was declared draw. A telegram
was read at the ring from Dick
O'Briens hacker offering to back him
he would accept the offer for $1,000 at
1853 pounds.
Patsey Broderich. of Providence. and
Price Williams. of Boston. fought six
iams was unmercifully punished from
start to finish. and In the sixth round
was sent to the floor, screaming In agony
was closed in the beginning.
Peter Maher has telegraphed the Twin
City Athletic Club that he wants six
weeks training to meet Steve O'Donnell.
The management is therefore endeavor-
ing TO get some one 10 HBHt Oil we
Billy Smiths trainer. the night after the
Smith-R Ryan contest. which takes place
Thursday. The go between Finnick and
Tommy Danforth tomorrow night prom
ises to be good one. The little fell
lows are in good shape and down to
weight-l2s pounds-and each anticipates
a victory.
ISOLATION has been organized, with some
of the most prominent residents of the
village as officers. The kite track already
built will be improved, and a half-mile
may be made to have a meeting In Octo-
Der. The officers Of the new Association
are: President, DR.. Newell p. Landon
vice-President, "; H. Stebbins; se T,,,
lam D. Miller.
Malachy Kelly.-Twelve rounds.
Jerry" Barnett clamors at the doors
Of the Seaside Athletic Club for purse
to be fought for by himself and Johnny
Griffin, the Braintree lad. Barnett
speeess lso POUNDS as the p gssh H
a while, the Seaside people will be able
to find as many as three or four pugl'
lists willing to accept purses.
foot in agreements to fight jackson a,
three or four places Just as soon 90 as HI he
s%Ss Are to be The NEW hack
through Representative Burbridge. who
is now in town. that the big fellows
will be able to fight nowhere else. A
savory and tempting portion Of this an:
that the money wifi be deposited as
soon as articles are signed. and tina,
there will be mo string to it." The
Club. which Messrs. Brown and Masor
have to credit with their issuance from
total obscurity, also claims to be after
ing is said about purses with or with.
out strings. New Orleans will also be
on deck.
| have fought NJ wssch. Of the Pastim.s to q
draw, and am now willing to hsht any loo-pount
| man In America J. RILEY.
The manner in which Vigilant nose.
about for calm streaks and patches Of
doldrums might be taken as indicating
sny ts one OF a seyernl things In fact it
advanced. from that Of desire of The
Goulds for defeat. at the hands of tn,
Prince OF Wales, down to the more rea
time anything like open water has beef
reached there has been no question OF
superiority, yet, when narrow reaches
and intricate channels have obtruded
the gal m has been lost. and the
the " hoodoo?" Perhaps the new f bell il
| now on its way across, may be a mascot
that will take the spell off Vigilant.
|
j.; w. McAlduff, a Vigilant admirer
writes to criticise the action OF the
Goulds in sailing races on the other side
during the tickle winds of Summer. Fl,
yearns for trial on outside water, anC
In October breezes. He and many other.
on THIS side of the water will probably
be gratiied, as Vigilant is not likely t.
return before next Spring. at least II
Is almost a certainty that she will sal
In the Mediterranean regatta, of
| Cannes.
FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.