The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

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bnnnv mood NJ the conclusion of his re-
fN' -, 49,, =, L.,
lie IL very sangu'ne over new aranla
prize II IL ontitIcd "a rule American"
,',' 10 .,',, 49,,
Il have aged little since you ga"
me last" he said, as he shook hands ',n
,,a,,, ,,ro,, hatr, ho,, ,to,, coma out
those gray halrs' no" thes come ~
and can't get restorer strong enough
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nat 10 you thlnh vi 'aeAeoh anu
Corbett's talk? VIII they ever come
togetner?"
son overestimates the danger he would be
A., a., a., f,,,,,h, in ,h, south II certainIv
~ II ne io'e"t IA '''o 49,.
would not be pleasant Tor him, though.
lie has not taken that stand from any
,,u,ortI,, ,no,,ya Ip,. . sybter and
e'""tu'S iio'i'e' "e''''
good one ~ .,.,
nat "ould MS chances Dc WIN
/ Corbett?'
I'm IKE every one else; Ia nate 10 see
colored man whip u white man. don
say ne would Whlp MN, Ihllu you AZ
90 ~ ,,i'1 ~ trong Saat,1rns or nia nav
on o'i ' t,h,b GGas 40 hepoin charanter
Pm . III rIv adsntad 70 lie histrinnir hill
p +,as az i'' auap'eu " h's avn
Jack Lyman, the west SIDE nghter,
and Dan Baugh, or England, met yes
terday to arrange finish night. Ly.-
man s deposit OF soV which ne had put
y , Ddu - n, 'atch hain o,ct,v hi ars
p rsmyed Hut Rampb refmssd t to allow
p ivainbi TO he ia nn,,nds ne ,nastine e
ended in HzzIe ,tiHev meal .aain tns
rmu1 When the match vii, a prnba nv
be apranr wei az vman now p saws he
Vii, d" tinht Ha,nch at IA nn,,n nj" Sa's he
J.ck Madden the am,teur cb.mn,op
M Sao 1870 ,ts,ii e i ,r
hH,p ',np,r s,,i1'yap s,x ronius before
the Seaside Athletic club. Aug n, viii
| Leave to5nav FOR CeTarhurst wbera
hr viii heSin train'ng M once MsdSan
| yin hn I"ossd n ftar he 1ennv yy'iiiams
| If ina sinh Ward, Lack Rarry Tor
| niarIv Of ire iasti,,nc Sn,d u,
| Moore. the IlO-pound champion of Long
| Jsland' a Iarre n,mher NJ me snorrintSs
fraternity on the west side viii put
t yan money on MADDEN 10 oereat su'li-
, >, ,
Secretary n. j: Goggins. IT, OF the
New York post-oftice Clerks Assocta-
Ton. mas completed arrangements for
the games of the Association, to be held
~ 49, SulNt , inrieni river iarR .o,in or
this years Games will be contested IN
der the rules or the Amateur Athletic
Union. ana VIII DE started promptly nt
kno ys1'T runner ny r. W. h'er'0ers' the we'll
Cn naI anS IieGh'' OF .ne WyA h,,o6 Boat
started from PhiIadeIphia vesierdav
upon a vent,,resoma Trim in an eipbteen,
| foot skiff. This city l. The objective
make stops at Cape May and Atlantic
| city en- route. The distance to New
York by water is about 10 miles.
1,hor n l. a., , ,, -,
in no way behind Inc ceienra tions thai
have mads The "Iub r. nous S;, ih a.
the eighth occasion of the Cubs regular
festival. The events include lawn ten
! doubles, omen ,o Richmnn1 Sn'tntS rasii
dents: n resatta omen To- .m otany. ie in-
Guiding races for Use senior t and junior
! Crescent Athletic Cimb team ana the
New York fanrosse Gun r nanw a., ahd ho Ine
races for Gentlemen riieprs.' a has nJ
ana a. Z. team and the equally noted
SeT Jersey "a "A, -, nine; football, with the
steamship MAJESTIC lined up against each
other. Music VIII be given during the
Gay. ana concert In the evening will
close the carnival. The events start with
the regatta at 1890 A. NJ. Entries from
amateurs ~ good standing will be re-
| celved until Monday, Aug. 90 at the
CLUB. West New Brighton, n. Y.
Entries Tor the New Jersey Athletic
CluD Olympiad on Labor Day will
close aug. 70 with James f. Sullivan,
al broadway.
! White, an amateur pugilist fought tan
] ROUNDS WilmingtOn nal laa nj,