The evening world., 1890-06-11
SPORTS IN FIELD AND AFLOAT
James E. Sullivan Again on the
A. A. q, Board Of Managers,
Billy Madden Confident that MoAu-
life VIII win His Match.

Amateur athletes are regrettinE that II.
l. Williams. the Yale all-sround expert. de-
cided, at the last moment, not to compete in
the individual championship competitions
yesterday. They had calculated or his
giving Jordan something OF = tusslo for
first honors. As II was, 10 IL . fact
that the Mercury" representative did not
have to exert himself to win. While II Ia
true that Jordan practically had q walk
over, yet much credit IL due O'sullivan, the
New jersey Athletic Club heavyweight,
for excellent work at the weights.
O'Sulliysn entered the competitions
with no idea Of winning the championship,
but only 10 capture the weiRht.throwing
events. He succeeded In bis aim. While
Jordan easily took all the sprinta and lighter
events no WAS no match for tho big fellow
from jersey when IL came to the weights.
Jordan could hAvo performed much more
brilliantly had there been any necessity for
his doing 30.
Az an important meating Of the Board Of
Managers Of the Amateur Athletic Union
last evening James f. sullivan was Ap:
pointed. to I'LL the vacancy. on the Board
AZ repressnistiys Of the New Jer.sy Athletic
Club. Walton Storm. Of tho Board, fepre-
sentative OF the Manhattan Athletic Club,
G|S sTr e %s. . Ras Ss,aG 70 All hi: sP place george We
As a result Of the formal action Of the A.
A. o.. managers IL Ia probable that the Hnit
brought against the National Cross Country
Associ alton by six membors OF tho Acorn
Athletic Club to recover the medals they
claim To- have won In the recent champion
ship will DO withdrawn.
Fd0,r Allan poe cantain ~ thu princaton
football team. has been elected captain OF
the Princeton lacrosse team for next year.
The Titan Athletic Club has decided to
appointed a committee to attend to the
matter.
In conversation, before, he called on tho
wisconsiu Yesterday. Billy Madden said;
we land on the other side viii be to arrange
Pelican Athletic Club will put up a,s5. 900
purse and McAulife and the Australian will
bet a considerable sum with each other on
shall take Joe away with me to
some quiet country place and. will put him
through q thorough couree OF training. l
have every confidence In his ability to win
The chief event on the programme Of the
Ncwburg Canoe Club on june 20 will be q
ten mile open race TOT chtDOAts.
The Representative cricket teams Of Massa-
chnsetts and Rhode Island will play n match
Saturday at Borton. The two teams have
arranged q schedule with each other for the
season.
The recent games OF the White Star Ath-
letic Club, OF Jersey City, were no sncceESful
being contemplated by the club. to take
place next month. The organization 10 COM
posed OF employees OF the steamship line OF
name.
The obstacle race which was postponed at
tho New Jersey Athletic Climb games at Ber-
gen Point on Memorial Day will be run of
the grounds OF the above club this after
moor at 8. 80 O'Clock. at the conclusion OF
the baseball game between the New Jersey
Athletic Club and Manhattan Athletic Club
Joe Classy. OF the Ninth Ward. and Jim
of Hoboken, both %lO5-pound BAN
tams. will box ten rounds for the gate re-
ceipts and 5000, at Oakland A,enue Rink, |
Jersey City. on the evening Of July 4. QlAs-
.ey has gone into training at Bayonne, w.,
for the ARRAY.
Jack Lyman. who was defea ted by jim
ME Kennard recently. lays he will meet
hennArd again IL the Buffalo Athletic Club
will hang up q purse.