Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-25
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Schlaich .........12O Bestor ....... "
Meyers ...........127 Kicker ............15S
Total .......t6l Total ........ 66S
Standing Of the Teams.
Won Lost. PC. 10 Play.
Columbia '' 1890. - II ST =
Washington ...... Il is 46s Is
Catholic a ~ .4A 10
Buena Vista...... 16 u 40 .
Young Mems Catholic Club will be the
visitors at the Washington Athletic Club.
Next Championships Of the A. A. U.
The next annual wrestling and boxing
championships of the Amateur Athletic
Union will be held at Pittsburg next March
If the consent of the third member of the
championship committee, Mr.. WEIGH Of
Allegheny. Is obtained. The other men,
berS of the committee are W. B. Curtis
and James e. Sullivan Of New York.
COrbett and jackson VIII Not Fight.
The London Sporting Life says that at
long meeting of the National Sporting
Club Wednesday night the negotiations for
a match between Corbett and Jackson col
lapsed The Sportsman and the Telegraph
state that Jackson agreed to a meeting
with Cortett at the National Sporting Club
within four months. He said that his
money would be ready at an hours notice
Corbett had offered to fight jackson for
$4,000 side nine weeks after his fight
with FitZsimmons.
Weights for American Horses.
The weights for the Kempton Park, Eng
land. great jubilee stakes for 5000 sover-
eigns. which are to be run on May II, and
for which Mr.. Richard Croker's Stonenell
Is entered. are published. Stonenell will
carry 11S pounds. being sixth from the top.
Dryers Harry Reed will carry 9S There
are sixty entries, among them Ravens
bury, carries 1875; Throstle 122; Ell Diablo
ITO, and Priestholme, 105 pounds.
The Chester cup, which will be run at
Chester on Wednesday, May g. shows sixty
entries. among which is Mr.. Cookers chest
nut colt Dobbils three years old, by Mr..
Pickwick-Thora. Dobbtns has almost top
weight Ravensbury wal carry 1876 pounds;
Dobbins and Son-of-a-Gun will carry 122
pounds each, and Dryers Don Alonzo is
sixth from the top. with 11S pounds. All
the other entries, carry under these
weights, ranging down to six stone.
Worlds Skating Records Broken.
John s. Johnson.r Howard Moshier and
Harley Davidson broke some world records
at Red Bank. N. j., yesterday morning,
skating with the wind, They are as fol-
lows: Davidson. 300 yards, standing start,
Is As seconds; johnson, standing start,
quarter mile, % 3-3 seconds. Moshier, fly
Ing start, DO yards, Is 20 seconds. These
are not official records-,
johnson Posts Forfeit.
Johnson has posted a. forfeit to obtain
match with Joseph'D oneghue for trophy
valued at 500, the distance to be between
one and five miles, the place of meeting
to be the ice off the North Shrewsbury Ice
Yacht Club, and the date prior to January
%. johnson ": ll~aIlow Donoghue to namo
the distance he prefers within the limit
mentioned. A thousand dollars were also
put up on Johnson by his hackers on the
result for any one to cover.
Two FavOrites Won.
The bookies had the better of the argu-
ment in their controversy with the rail
birds, the pike-s and the plungers who put
UP as much as s. on race at the Alexan-
der Island track yesterday, but two favor
ties winning. Nina was a real comforting
good thing, landing the purse at odds of 70
to l. Jockey Clare was reinstated Thir-
teen bookmakers weighed in and the track
was the best for several days. The win
ners were: Jim Mclaughlin, to ]: Cha
teau. even money; Nina, 20 to / Johnny
to 1, and Mask, 6 to 8.
The Tracks Will Divide Dates.
The officials of the Alexander Island
course and the st. Asaphs Junction track
have come to a friendly understanding.
The Alexander Island track will reopen OIL
two days. Then the st. Asaphs people
will begin their spring meeting, and there
after the rival tracks will race on alter-
nate days so long as both meetings con-
tinue.
The c. A. c. Smoker.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the smoker Of the Columbia
Athletic Club tomorrow evening. Besides
the playing of the Tuxedos, there will be
among the clubs entertainers Mr.. Aaron
Stearns, Mr.. B. j. Maddert, Mr.. Hall, Mr..
Tom Wilkison. the Georgetown Banjo and
Guitar Club, Mr.. T. o. Pulizzi and a host
of others.
Great Interstate Main.
The interstate cooking main closed yes
terday at Houston, Tex. Georgia won
twelve of the mains to Houston's five,
Georgia winning $500 in stakes and any
amount of bets. The Georgia cocks also
had things their own way in hack fights,
majority Of them. Georgia won
the first fight yesterday, giving them the
main; also third, fourth and fifth, the last
battle lasting twenty-five pittings.
Indians Betting.
The Puyallup and Black River Indian
tribes in Washington are participating in
their first great gambling game that mas
within thirty years. The game
has been in progress for eighteen days.
and Is apparently but half finished. Each
side has certain number of chips which
are hidden, the opposite side guessing
where the odd chip,i The Puyallups are
ahead, having scored 81 out of possible
60 points. Several hundred spectators are
present, squaws dancing all night. The