The evening times., 1896-01-17
CRISP SPORTING NOTES.

Mike Daily, OF Bangor, Ne. wants TO get
, into the ring again.
Tom Bond, the old time pitcher. will
probably coach the Harvard baseball team
| this season.
Harvard has refused to enter the pro-
posed triangular polo league with Yale ana
| Brown.
Three fillics by His Highness have been
foaled in the last few days at Mr.. Gideon's
| Holmdcl Stock Farm
ROYAL Phelps Carrolrs beautiful sloop
| yacht, Navahoe, starts in a couple OF ia VS. on
a Southern cruise yawl rugged.
Steeplechasiug is to be a feature next
| season. There will be a regular circuit Of
steeplechases, including all the important
| tracks.
On Thursday of next week owen Ziegler
will meet Jimmy Handler in a Philadelphia
club room for a six-round glove contest
| at catch weights.
Edward j. Phelps and Capt. Alfred T.
! Mafan. United States Navy, have been pro-
| posed as hunoraI members of the New YORK
| Yach. Cub.
IL III said that Jim Corbett, the pugilist,
| is to g. Into the horse racing business.
! Fol- HOSES belonging to him arrived at
til MoIr.' Par. race track yesterday
Charley McKeever's end of the profits
in his bout with Owen ziegler at the Tuxedo
Club on Wednesday night was attached by
Daniel McGlinch after the bout. McGlinch
was evidently under the impression that
McKeever is still under John II. Clark's
management, which, however, is not the
fact.
The supposition among the well-informed
racing men is that the Aqueduct track will
have n meeting beginning the latter part OF
April and extending up to the opening at
Morris Park, May 12. As to Brighton, 1t
seems very doubtful whether the new grand
stand will be built in time for an early meet
ing. .r...r,
The New York Recorder says: One of
two men will referee the Maher-Fitzsim-
mons match-Tim Hurst or Louis House.
man of Chicago. II both Eitz and Maher
name Hurst, he will be selected. In case
either in their fourteen names have en-
tirely different names, the club VIII select
the referee, in which case he will be House.
man. 't
DOCh Idyut, WDO easily ulsPOSeu "a
Billy Hennessy at Cleveland. Ohio, last
Friday night, has yielded TO the entreaties
of his friends to become an out-and-out pro-
fessional, and announces his Willingness to
make a match with any middle weight In
the country, stipulating only that there
must be a side bet of not less tina n $3,oOO
. side.
"we will have at least thirty entries for
the Brooklyn handicap" said Philip j.
Dwyer, president of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club. Among the eutries already re-
ceived are Clifford, Sir Walter, Belmar,
Lazzarone, Hornpipe, Domino, Henry of
Navarro, Dorian, Senator Grady and Vim
cit, who has been performing so well lately
on the California tracks,"
Politics are booming among the members
Of the League OF American W heelmen. In
terest taken in the election of a president
Is equal to that taken in a national Presi-
dental election. The candidates seem to
be narrowed down to the present ncum-
bent "A. C. Willison of MarylaDd-and
Sterling Elliott chief consul of the .'assa-
-ebusetts division.
The Southern Relief society will give a
ball and reception on the 4th of February.
President and Mrs. Cleveland and Cabinet
and Governors OF States arc invited Hall