The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-25

record of 10 seconds for the 100 yards,
% seconds for the 220 yards. and 81 sec
onds for the 40 yards. Dear is built
much on the style Of the great Wefers,
and is expected TO become an intercoI-
legiate champion. He will enter the
medical school
Joe Tipman and Harry Lyons. OF Bal
timOre, viii fight twenty rounds to
decision there on September .
Marvin Hart. wLe boxed Billy Stiff 1T
Chicago last Monday night, says: 4 did
not get a scratch. I did not knock Stiff
out simply because I could not catch
him, and when ne did get in he Rugged
continually
No referee has yet been chosen for
the Tommy Ryan Kid Carter fight at
Fort Erie, September 10.
Abe AtweH. the !.an Francisco feather
weight, Will meet Kid" Abel at Chicago
in a six-round bout tonight.
Frank ButterBsrth, the great Yale
.fullback. is not iery sanguine over the
proposed change in football rules He
pronounces the change of goals after
each touchdown OF field goal nonsense.
but insists that the game should be sim
plifed- He thinks that it is now TOO
complicated to allow the uuinitiated TO
follow it intelligentiy.
Fred Russell and Hank Griffin have
been matched 70 fight at Los Angeles
on September Il.
Jockey Mons" Coburn, who is under
contract to ride for George c. Bennett,
has received an offer from the owner Of
Golden Maxim 30 ride that colt in the
Futurity
It Is learned that W f, Fanshawe IS
the real owner Of Heno. which was re-
Gently sold at the sale of Mr. Mackay's
horses for $500.
Dangman, the jockey, will shortly sail
for Austria. whare his father has closed
contract for aim to ride for noble
man
Young Coroett thinks that ne has been
the victim Of more hard luck since he
won the championship from Terry Nc
Govern last year than any other man n
the business His proposed fight with
Sullivan in s. Louis was prevented by
the antipathy of the officials, and now
he has beef. driven out of Connecticut
by fear of the same outcome In he
meantime he has been reduced very near
to poverty. and. according TO his friends,
is depending upon another victory over
MeGoveFn TO put him on a sound 1nan-
ciaI basis.
Philadelphia crtcketers are greatly
disappointed over the news that W c
Grace viii rot bring a team over here
this fall II. L. Murdcck. the old AUS
tralian player, has announced his will
ingness to b ing substitute team. The
Associated Cricket Clubs VIII meet to-
night to consider the offer OF Mr.. Muir
dock Il is doubtful If the Australian
will be invited, because he asks too
great a guarantee.
The Larchmont Yacht Club viii hold a
special race on August so for the 75-foot
schooners, the so-caIIed 70-footers. the
new 60-footers, and the 81 and 4S-foot
class.
It is reported that Lucien Lyme. he
clever Western rider, who is now riding
the Horses belonging to John A. Drake,
may be seen in the saddle in the East
next year, as several Eastern tuTfmen
have lines out for the boy.
From some OF the scores made by
bowIers in the cities TO be visited by
the All-American trio while en- route
to and from the Pacific Coast. it is ap-
parent that the aIl-star aggregation will
have no easy time maintaining their
records by winninh a majority OF the
games in each city The last big East
ern match 10 be rolled by the trio viii
take place in Brooklyn. y. Y, September
rs, when Wolf and Voorhees, viii roll
Sohl and Cordes for $3.50 a side.
There is a possibility that the 2-year-
old colt Maxim may race sooner than
was expected His trainer has stated
that the colt has improved considerably
and that the lameness is not 50 serious
as was first thought.
Alfred FeatherstOne viii sell his rae
ing stable during the Sheepshead Bay
meeting He has been on the turf
number OF years, beginning under the
firm name of Bromley & Co.