The evening world., 1894-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS 0 R

The Cathedral Athletic Club was 10
have had an outing to-day TO Fordham.
but the grounds had been already en-
gagged. and the outing was therefore
postponed. From a recent entertain
ment the Club realized enough money
to cover its yard with canvas, where
thu club intends to hold Its gymnastic
exercises during the Summer.
The Pastimel Athletic Club will hold
Its annua games on the club grounds at
~SiNty-sixth street, East River. next Sun
day. The events to be contested are as
follows: 1OO-yard dash, 22O-yard run one
mile run. half-mile run. 4i0-yard dash.
one-mIle walk, putting the l2-pound shot
and high jumping.
Max Kane. who won the 135-pound
championship honors at the West Side
ter, would like to arrang for q meeting
with Tommy Gilmartin. the 135-Dound
boxer Of the Raphael Athletic. Club.
Kane will box Gilmartin a limited num-
her OF rounds or to n finish for ny
amount Gilmartin can raise.
The Committee on Games Of the st.
George Athletic Clu will hold meetings
every Monday evening at the club
house. 2O7 East Sixteenth street.
The Waverleg Boat Club. OF one
Hudson River, will hold its annual Club
regatta IN Saturday, June 10. The Club
Will open Its house to the adies once a
month.
A mounted sword combat tournament
will be neld on Saturday afternoon and
evening at Timer Park. D~ensonhurst:
and S p. II. respectively. Among the
combatants entered are Capt. Duncan
G. Ross. Capt, James G: DAILY. Capt
Leo r dG Rc,% Lbsya Al Hart HsrtunEE; r Prot
pnvese, otto Schilling and an unknown,
The latter Is billed as "a young English
millionaire"
The regular monthly bouts of the
Charles Bank club were given in Bos
ton last night. There were six events
T. the flI"l BoEie o'Rllsy and 5oh I'm,
ter quit at the end Of the second ound.
P~rizc-fghters Ryan and Mccoy, who
were found guilty OF violating. Iowa Law
against pr.ze-ngEting on Sunday morn
ing, March IL. in Adams County. have
been sentenced to 20 and $50 days in thu
county jail and tined 5000 and $500 re
spectively and costs.
In the nssault-at-arms held In Musi'
Hall. Buffalo. n. Y. last night. between
Harold st. John and Lieut.. Tredell. o
New York, the former won after tn
%fercest sword exhibition yer witnessed
by n Buffalo public. Total score: st
John, 30 points, Tredell, 2s,
The worlds record for one-eighth mil
on a bicycle. standing start, was broker
at the Goodale track. Stockton, Cal.
yesterday by Il. i. Longe of San Fran
disco. Time-lo 2-5s.. n nth OF a secon'
better han the record. w. S. Cover, o
San Francisco. broke the coast recort
for four. five. six and ten miles. TIL
time was: Four miles. $50 40; FIVE miles
1921 2-5; six miles, 1900 10; seven miles
1886. eight miles. 20.l2: nine miles, 2.44
ten miles. 800.
In the New England championship
tennis tourney yesterday afternoon, a
New Haven. the preliminary single
were won by Terry. Foote. Hart Miller
Bryan. Nichols. Parker, Hooker, Fowler
doubles will be played to-day.
Augustus Shredder caught nine larg'
blackfish from the hotel dock at New
London last Saturday, the larges
weighing eleven pounds, and the Others
averaging over seven pounds each.
A New londo- ~dNSpatch states that the quar-
tors OF the Columbia Freshman crew at Gale
Ferry. IL being prepared for the RECEPTION G
the oarsmon. and 1t is announced that the me
tered with Capt. Christopher Brown. as usuaI
TIE race with the Yale and Harvard Freshmen
in which the cnlu,nbia crew is booked to row
Will take place during the last week In Juno,