The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-27
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The hackers OF Billy Ahearn and
George Reynolds claim that they are not
satisfied with the outcome OF the match
on Wednesday. and will probably agree
to have the men settle the fight at the
next boxing tournament OF the Seaside
Athletic Club. The club management
will probably ofrer the fighters purse.
Should this be done the men will have
TO, fight, and no glove question nor any
other bubble VIII be brought into II.
Con RIordan will assist Jim Gibbons
In training his brother. Austin. for his
fight with Joe WalCott before the At
lantic Athletic club, at Coney Island,
on oct -, Gibbons will train at Pas
Jack Madden. who debated Connie Sui
ivan before the Seaside Athletic club,
Is Is Trying to arranse hight with Jimmy
recently defeated Casper Leon. As both
these boys are very clever fighters, 1t
Is thought that some club will offer
them "A purse.
ietic Club Of the Schuykill Navy for the
iirst monthly boxing tournament which
takes place tonight In the gymnasium
very attractive one. The contestants
are as follows:
loS- Pound Class-Frank Burke, of Phil
adelphio, and Hughey Boyle, OF Eliza
beth. n. j. 1lS-pound class william
Bachmann, OF Philadelphia, and Jack
Hamilton, of Elizabeth, y. ]. 5pound
class Joseph Leonard, Of Philadelphla,
pound class, Andrew Black. OF Phlla-
delphia, and James Foley, OF this city.
All OF the bouts will be limited to six
| rounds.
1t is reported that the Madison Ath-
letic Club. OF St. Louis, has signed
Australian Bill Mccarthy, who recently
fought draw with Jack Dempsey, and
Tom Tracy, Dan Creedon's trainer, to
fight twenty-five rounds for a purse of
$500.
Negotiations are pending for game
between Harvard and Princeton elev-
ems. the Harvard coaches having voted
to play the Tigers" II satisfactory ar
rangements can be made.
Mike Mulroy. the crack boxer of the
National 4; c., has entered the llO-pound
tourney at Grand Central Palace. Oct.
and g. Mulroy is one of the best at
his weight hereabouts, and is quite con-
tident of winning first prize. Secretary
Mcmahon has received over 200 other
entries, and some great sport will doubt
less result. Among the crack "a jacks
] VINO VIII compete are DICK w underllCh,
| George MCFadden, Bob Wilson and Jim
Lynch. The managers have selected
the following officials: Referee, Charles
Segel; Judges, Bonnie Williams and J.
Duhme, New York A. c.; timers, Fred
Taral and w H. Robertson: master OF
, ceremonies, Fred Burns. The entries
/ close Oct. | with ]. j. Mcmahon, 1872
East Twenty-sixth street
Champion bicycllst Ziegler raced n
half mile against the racing horse w.
| Wood yesterday at San Jose, Cal. Zieg-
| Ter won In ! minute, which is consid-
cred remarkably gold time for the track
The horse was paced by a runner.
The annual invitation century run OF
the Riverside Wheelmen will be held on
Sunday The course is from College
Point to, Patchogue and return. The
start will be made AT A. NJ. Entries
232 West One Hundred and Fourth
street this city. The fee OF 80 covers
| accommodation at College Point on
Saturday night and breakfast and
dinner.
William NJ. Breckenridge, a Chicago
cyclist, ana Frank A. Padgett, OF Jack
sonville, IL. will start oct, l for a triJ
around the world awheel. They viii
whatever may be found interesting Ell
route. Padgett has already made trJ
across the continent on n high wheel
with $40 as his sole resources.
| joni Scott-Apply TO Secretary Stack.
house, of this city, or to President c. II
Byrne. at Eastern Park. Brooklyn.