The evening world., 1894-08-22

Ing. In which he seemed for twenty
rounds to have the best of the argu-
ment. The Englishman did the most
work from the start and had good
chance to put .Everhefdt out In. the
twelfth round, but he was bit tired
and took things easy. This gave a
chance to Everhardt TO rally. which the
latter did in fne style. and in the
twentieth round started in, like steam
engine. 1t Is said that be fouled Alb
fight. Finally In the twenty-ffth round
after sending Abbott to the ground half
Q dozen times, he managed to put the
| Englishman out
Sioux City. Ia. IS pointed out as a
hold the Corbett-Jnckson fight. This
argument Is hacked by the typographical
situation Of the town, which gives easy
access to tho States OF Iowa, Nebraska
and South Dakota, In one of which the
/ Sioux CITY Athletic Club talks Of pull
Ing on the big contest, Gov, Jackson.
tof Iowa, has informed The World" in
answer TO a direct teiegraHr that prize
lighting is prohibited in that sta;e,
AZ to Its ability to bring about the con-
test In either of the other two States
the new bidders who hang up the prom
Statements to offer. Corbett has .ac-
cepted the proposition, but jackson.
through one OF hts apparently numerous
sor in this city "Parson "S Davies comes sP
to the front. Apparently acting for the
australian, with a demand that the Club
of good faith. Which of these latter
propositions In sanctioned by Jackson,
and who 10 really, acting for him? And
can handle the fight?
Jack McAullfrc. the Seaside Athletic
club people say. IL putting on the
finishing touches to his course oi
Tor his ten.round bout with Grifro OF
Monday night at Coney Island. weighing
about 40. pounds. Until then. he an
d9mSs he wr w p1 With hs m@ sss ssF
and do some sparring He has not yet
found out how much OF his old speet
he retains, and doesn't expect to until
he has had three rounds with the Aus
tralianr- who, he says. Is an unknown
quantity to him. This looks like a goot
, tip to Critic as to Jacks line OF fighting
McAulitfe claims he win be ut for tn,
hottest and best Critic can give him.
Solomon English. of Baltimore. and
John Ball. of Newark, N. j.. fought &c
a draw early Yesterday morning ter
miles from Bshimore Frank y: Bos
round both men were weak, and from
then II was a wait for a possible chanc,
blow. For the last three rounds boil
were SO weak that they only stood ant
looked at each other. and at the end Of
the fifty-sixth round the referee decided
the fight a draw.
Roby's prize fighting and riotous con
spiracy casea have heen auashed. Al
ARRANGEMENT: has been made by which
the men under indictment plead guilt,
to charges of assault and battery. thu
understanding being that the cases o.
"riotous conspiracy" against Mariir
Gesrse s aeq Heferee; Do%sicR us 6Msi
ley. Bobby Burns. Paddy Smith, DaI
Creedon and Solly Smith, of the Column
J bian Athletic Club. would not be pros
ecuted.
: The Xavier Athletic cub has pur
chased from j. NJ. Levy. the house a
200 West Fourteenth street. for $3.50
the building viii be thoroughly ovei
hauled.
70 meeting OF the Amateur Athletic Unio
" will be held at Travers Island. on Sa
= urday. Sept. Is. The events to be q,
). yard run, 40 yard run, SsO-yard run. on
3 mile run. five.mile run. one milk wall
three-mile walk. two:mile bicycle rae,
vault rSn, for bs hssFn running s4on SrOs
! throwing ss:pound weight, i!o-yard hui
die race 90 nights, feet ak inches high
. feet inches high. Entries close Sepi
q. with James u. sullivan. al broadway
Entries for the games OF the Ban
la flrla Low \ Il h..
place In Philadelphia on Saturday. Sept
! l.. close with Secretary +. &. Bonniwel
OF 5o2 Walnut street. Philadelphia, TO
day. .-s-.
The. Holy Rosary Lyceum. OF Harlem
Is TO be represented on the, gridiron TIL
Fall with a strong football eleven, an
have assra. commenced practice nsai on pt1ssi
Under the direction OF Wiiliam l.. 8 ur'
ply. the crack centre of last years Man
to manage the eleven. No.. 49,
! A swimming race open to all unde
I eighteen years Of age is announced I
!, L. J.. on Labor Day afternoon. T e dis
L lance Is half q mile. and gold media
$ will be given 20 the winner and a sill
Yer medal e second A., en,rs, shou
Dtck-At West. brighton. Just mort
Of the iron pier ....
J. IAfTey.-Corbett defeated Kilrain II
Z six roun4s7 before the Southern A. U.
=. at New Orleans: Feb H. 1880
The. private beach party OF member
> Of ST. Jamess Union and their friends
: which takes place on Labor Day. Mon
E day, Sept. 3, 1884, at Peteler Shy -the-Sea
|. New Dorg;, d. l.. promises to be bi
success. The committee In charge hav
I arranged set OF games. among whic
4 are a baseball match. bowling. runnln
. and jumping races. Special arrange
u ments have been made for the trans
e portation of the party. which leaves O.
, the g. Is a. NJ. boat from foot of White
. hall street. FL
= The annual club regatta of the Lon
I Star Boat club viii he held on Sstur
day afternoon over the club course o
/; lthe Harlem, The finish Is directly Il
I front of the Lone Stars quarters an
guests are enabled TO enjoy the races 4
most comfortable fashion. The Regatt
Committee has made the usual prepare
D tons to entertain the ladies, and dane
e ing and refreshments will follow tn
= races.
Dick Marley, a 122-pound boxer o
Taunton. Mass. writes that he woul
| like to arrange bout with a local boxe
at his weight.
. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.