The evening world., 1888-06-05

ATHLETICS AND THE ATHLETES.

have athletic games at their picnic this summer.
The new grounds OF the N. Y. A. G. at Pelham
win be ready for the use OF Its members on sunday,
The Long Island Bakers Protective Association
win hold Its games at Broadway PARK, Brooklyn,
Saturday, Juno Q.
The Brighton Athletic Club, OF Brooklyn, win
club-rooms this evening.
II. Rhoade,, the professional ~bicycllst will at
tempt TO break the one anu three mile records
June 90, at the Kings County meet
The athletic games OF the Adelphi Academy
will be held on the grounds of the Brooklyn Attn
letio Association on Friday afternoon, June 8.
challenged j. A.. Mollitor, Of the Brooklyn Athletic
Association, to q potato race for a gold medal.
1t Ia said that Carroll, the Staten Island Ath-
letio clubs high jumper, is none other than Hen
iete.
The Ancient Order Of Foresters, Brooklyn Con-
picnic and games at Washington PARK. BrootIyn,
June II.
William Norris, of the Brooklyn Athletic Associa.
jump Saturday, Is the easiest and most graceful Of
Jumpers.
jack Flannery, captain OF the Nassau Athletic
Clubs lacrosse team, says there has never been as
good prospects for the success of this very inter-
es,iug game % at present.
The Nassau Athletic Club, OF Brooklyn, has a
Lightweight tug-of.war team which will accept a
$50 " uay 'efbh va W. 'stklh ~ VA Nouh
try, for gold medals or q silver trophy.
Mike Moran, amateur champion bantam. weight
and member Of the scot,isli-Amcrican Athletic
Club, will have O benefit, Saturday
evening, June 0, prior to his departure for Eng
land.
The entries for the ail.around championship, on
j. Van Houten, w. s. A. C.; M. W. Ford, s. la.
C.;.J. I. Thornton, A. Schroeder and A. A. Jordan,
e Mcdonald, the ex-puglllst, has rented the
Washington street rooms lately occupied as the
club-rooms Of the Nassau Athletic Club, on Wash.
ington street, Brooklyn, and will ut them up for q
gymnasium.
A race open to all cat-rlgged yachts under 10 feet,
with time allowance, Will be started at y r. NJ.
TT9l pstSssed ,pSn s,r sas As'S SoIs b ferry aa aSo : n fSS, OF
for the winners
W. c. White will represent the N. Y. A. Z. a. the
English eha,npi9nship ana other meetings IN Eng.
dan Saturday on The Etruria. Z. NJ. Smith Will sail
tomorrow on the North German Lloyd steamer
Lahm.
The summer games OF the Pastime Athletic Club
Sixty-elEhth street and Avenue A, commencing az
3, go go r; y: The principal entries are Theses:
coster, q. Schuyler, j. ?. Thornton. G.. II. VIE
gand, 7. Il. Ba6cosk, az of the n. Y. A, O.; Z.
Terry, A.'C. s. N; ". B. Myrteius, G. ". Hos.
klns and ), J. Lee, n, Y. A c.; n. NJ, scnl0ss.
+ !. { E. 6 CO.. Mi S n. 4. q; ana \. j. A. v sSf saan, y a. A. 6.
a. Brown, A. j. Murburg and W. Hughes, Of the
Pastimes.
44O-Yard Run-w. Q. White, J. P. Lee, II. NJ.
Raborg, j; r; Thornton, q. X. Gilbert, +. II.
Babcock, w. Townsend, all OF the N. Y. A. c.;
". struse, n. 4. G.; A: FieIschman, O A. O.; r.
+. Barnes, Q. A. G. W. Recap. J.E Terry aud
q. W.. Hoskins, Of the A. C.. 4. N; W. Blyth,
Q: A. 9. |, j. T. Norton, Dan Tompkinss, W
a; Brown, j.. Leck, J. A. Byrne, @. ". o'Reilly,
al Nile III M Su M; e. oiY Y. Gilbert, N. Y. A. c.; I.
stilIman' Suburban H. Z. J. Hjertbsrg, d.A.S;;
Bates, !. A. A.; A s. Mailoy, A. A. C.; @. i.
Ester, NJ. 4. q s. A.. Byrne, +. A. Coilstt,. 7.
tes .s.. 4. g; g; n; 7. 6. Ps,rie; @ A;c, 49,,
D. s%kflman, 8. H.; +. Hjertberg, 4. Hlertberg,
9: 4, C.; 7. A: col!ett, F. MoNaliy, J. Adeis-
s. Lee, B: A A.iJ. D. Lloyd. Prospect H.. s. d.
Mile Walk-W. Burkhardt, P. A,C. W. Berrian.
N. A. c.; &. AIMS, o. A. G.; T.. shearmau, Y. N.
G. A.; II. HjertberG, Q. A. G.; o. 4. Paynter, N.
A; e.; j. c; kort1. 8; A; crssiney T: 4. C. Y.
Greenwood, p. j. Kealine, b. A. A.
The colors are on exhibition at Heyman's, Third
3. 30 p. N.