New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
WHAT ATHLETES WILL DO TO-DAY.
pROMISE OF MUCH INTERESTING sPOKI IF IHI1
WEATHER BE FINE.

WEATHER BE FINE
The Manhattan Athletic Club lacrosse team will play
the Bridgeport Lacrosse Club at Bridgeport THIS aitr
FntrIcs for the American Athletic Club games close
today with A. b. Hancock T. o. Box no. 1880, New
York.
The Hudson County Whecmon Will have a race to-day
m the Railway boulevard The races Will start at
o 20 n m, ard Will be Tor the road.onicers cup aud the
Benedict medal Tie following are the contests; Five
nile handicap Tor officers cups, FIVE mile scratch race
and one mile novice race FOR medal
The NewJerscy Athletic Clubs cricket team VIII play
the New-Yorx eleven Central ParG. TO day beginning
at o'clock.
The Manhattan and Cosmopolitan cricket eleycns both
Of the Metropolitan League. Will play this afternoon at
Prospect PARK, brooklyn.
The Kings County eleven will play the Bedford
Prospect PARK Ibis afternoon, beginning at
2 D.
There will be good cricket match at Berkeley oval
to-day betw Lerhcl'y Athlete Association team and
the Brooklyn eleven. Play VIII begin at p. H.
The Hamilton cricket eleven viii play the Amateur
League at Fort Hamilton this afternoon
The Staten Island cricket eleven will play the Marion
aeven Of Philadelphia, today, at Livingston, ). l. The
game should he an unusually good one
The annual games OF the YonkeIs Athletic Club will
AXE place this afternoon at Lowerre. The meeting
promises to BE- Of the largest Kind held
Yoakers. contests viii be fought out and
handsome prizes viii be given first second third
competitors III each. The following are the entries:
loo-yard rum: bennington, Manhattan A. c. and r.
Nrdehbris' princeton A. A., scratch w. b. C0strr New
/; 4. ". q. Cochraue NeS.YotK A. G.. and F. n Keniy
Acorn A. A., II ". NJ. Graft New.JeIsey 4. c.. ~
haitian a. Z. l.. b. Car6onne st. Louis Pa,tlmc A c.
ana r. G. Fisher NeS.YorK 4. G., $; f. Lentiihon Xew
Yor lsn A c. ,5 81 ] Il b. MeMusa ysruna W
gan, Aonkers A. c., and Edward Zlnn Sylvan a g. AZ
Forster, Nerplanck Boat Club. A. Malone md + \
Mahoney, YonAcFs 4 G.; J. Newman Manhattan A. c. ;
a. c. n j. Donovan pasme A. c. and $ NeT' gta
2.oyafd hurdle race Clandicap,-m. H. Mo,cn New.
yards; l.. A. Cabanne st: Louis Pos,lme A. c. 8: j. -
ially, Pastlnie \ c.. John spcllnan, bridge a. e. n
GaSr F SnSy Hew.Jerscy A. c. p M fS Whoa
run, NeN-Jersey 4 c., 10; j. sweeney, l.. Ferris and
i. {. sweeney,, Yonkers A. c. and H. X. zust New.
- 4iSyafd run 1andlcap-Al:: W. 9; c9ehranc and
". Wright New-Y%K a. C2 scratch; ~; ncmlng.
ca. I rasmc g. 10 M ey Acorn S'Gn" 49, r. r.
A. Murbery, Ncw.York Iastme C. II f. Billings. ~.
jersey y A. c. Is H. tcntiihon XewYorE a. c. G NJ T.
Munile Pastlme \: G., 49, C. Tueker; =; NJ, G; A. aud
A "a Mi haeS Pa St A. c. 2s NJ Hickey Yer
paack Eoat Club, ana J. V Mshoney and C. Kohen.
ssoyard run lhaadicap]7w.. H.; Wright, NeM-
Ellsworth Ncw-York A. c. yards d H. " y RI6 ana
New.Yor& A. C.. IL: j. Rcd American 4. C.. u l.. b.
Sharp NewYOEk a; C.; 90 Conrad Mark hdchmo9c
A. G.. and r. Crawford Acorn A. A.: 50. AZ. -,
oneIie run hand,e9puEIne,t Ca IL
wrds; Coar9d MARKS Richmond County A. c., -; 4
shmsye y 9Snye H. T. Na nS opEc anu c. and
a. G, and Z. Coliyer' 22d Regiment !. &. 81 .,.
G. scratch g; L. Ycoil Manhattan A. 6, second,
Herman Iiertsborg. New.Jcrscy A. c. 30 seconds j. G.
Aosta NewYofk A. G.. % seconds; g. ThomD'on' ioi'