The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20


Club have undoubtedly arranged q good
match In the ten-round bout announced
to be contested next Monday night be-
tween Jack McAuliffe and Young Critic.
II IL also commendable that the young
Australian has been kept hard at work
In the Clubs gymnasium. where his
progress In reducing weight and getting
into trim is said to be phenomenal But
there Is further obligation on the part
Of the Clubs officials. and 1t Is their
duty to the public to either enforce It or
to declare the match of. The fiatterring
bulletins sent out have been particularly
silent regarding the other participant In
the prospective battle. which In itself Is
strange, considering he 10 the champion
asserted on good authority that Jack
McAulins has absolutely neglected pre-
paratory work, and has not refrained
from an indulgence In drink, and that
toxicated at = Coney Island road-house.
There 10 hardly q doubt that the public
would keenly relish q meeting between
Grino and McAultne In condition. but v
australian In the ring against a poorly
clever and conscientious iisht-weight:
Cone Hfsfe esd. N s'A AZ
opinion that his negligence Is not un-
known to the management. 1t Is but
Justice to the public and a duty to the
Clubs future welfare that II 1t is true
that McAuliffe is doing more drinking
than training they take summary action
In the matter and declare the match of.
The London Sportsman In commenting
on Vigilant's accident Saturday lays
stress upon the disappointment OF hum
dFadQ nj noraOna who tlrnAd
the race, and adds q stinging insinua-
ton that "Vigilant seemed to an or
binary spectator to sail as well after the
fore" No eosniSanoe IL taken Of the
fact that George Gould offered to sail
the. Prince OF Wales refused to compete
binary" sympathizers on this side OF the
water II must seern strange how pilot
who 10 supposed to be an expert in the
waters over which the yachts were to
cause the damage to her centre-bosrd.
This 10 not the FIRST occasion upon which
that form Of accident has happened. In
s shIs pS1 incur: hs:vy een
revoked for such happenings.
Every race in which the new 2l-foot
class has started this season has served
to emphaEise the undesirability Of the
form Of vessel to which the special con-
K race that Would be- sI a real al test. With:
value, but these little boats. are far too
tsnds yacs G to % saua e
yachtsmen the season has been but
they first beheld the freaks. which mus,
tered in that Glass, and their cry Is still
accepted the offer Of the Sioux City Ath-
hight with Jackson. The Cub Euakantees
training expenses. and has notified JACK
the enc Club 0e esn .sow the
shoSid se d,re re i IN line With ths Ultima.
St s's Room ns at as .se daSd Union
Monday. He would night anywhere In
the North. he said. II club able to pull
off the mill should come TO ne 'front.' ,n
the amount Of the purse. ne further de-
cRred.
The seventh annual festival ana games
Of the United Co9psils; Catholic boil, Ben SsId
tomorrow afternoon and evening In Sui;
aer's Harlem River Park, One Hundred
and Twenty-seventh street and Second
in Ss ths afternoon noon and dancing viii take
P i fnie sSsa N the ns cs.holie Bsassoea'
able and highly fatterins to the manage
ment, which has spared nc enort 70
make to-morrow's festival even . greater
social success than Its predecessors.
The annual picnic and games OF the
National Athletic Club, of Brooklyn VIII
be held at RidEewood Park, L. l., on Sat
viii Be- sf orP club championships and in
clude the following events: 10o-yard dash.
half-mile run. one-mile run. one-mile
walk, putting 12-pound shot, throwing
i6-pound hammer, running high jump,
running broad jump and pole vault.
Nearly every event on the programme
of the New Jersey Athletic Clubs Labor
Day Olympiad Is as promising as the
next, and not the least interesting Ii the
hurdle races, partly from the fact that
Fred Puffer will start. He now holds
the world. record at the aso,yard , hurdle;
Is s-bs. around turn at Worcester.
Mass, on Oct. g. 1892. 9. Chase, of the
n. Y. A. c., defeated him In July at
Saratoga, and as both men arc entered
on Labor Day. Puffer Will make des-
perate effort to recover his lost iaurels.
Joseph Connell writes that he will
back Dan lyman, the champion 100
pound boy Of the Twentieth Ward.
against Jack Levy to q inish for suit
Conneil can be seen any morning from
to IL at ~ Eighth avenue.