The evening world., 1894-09-03
WHERE TO FIhO SPORT TO-DAY.
A Carnival of Outdoor Contests in
This Vicinity.
Racing, Baseball, Yachting, Ath-
letics and bicycling Everywhere.

diversified and attractive proprammes
for lovers of outdoor .norts that u 10
,So nus,a, sas' spo.'I ma .as M ~ 10
To-day il an execution of the general
r,,,, vii, ~, ~
ruie oh'S ny reason OF the particular
excellence OF the contests arranged at
various places, each of which is worth
iourpev,ng ,,,,o,
-, i'''eS W see
me old Roman and Grecian spirit that
ago is not daad hn, lives 90 an ~
no' ueao' out nVes as an IN
stinct IN the youthful and In the
patriarchal breast to-day. Anything
~ Tue nature OF struggle Tor suprem-
acy' be 1t between man, beast or
boat, Is productive of a pleasurable ex-
citement IN every human he,ng ~ =
.- ' oei"e III
Sreater or less extent, so that to-day
may be called the true sporting carni-
var IN OF r Gay OF Gays, A.
e,,ar, view or an this, the announced
an exodus for the points at which they
are 10 pc held that will nigh empty
Every eny dweiiing and apartment in the
q Those who follow equine contests will
nhd an attractive card on the Coney
Island Jockey Club track at Sheepshead
pay 1baS. Another immense drawing card is
wood Park. which opens today for five
Gays racing. IN which the finest trotters
oi the country VIII participate. There
WIN De trottlng Tor 1900 purses to-day
IN the ZSo and go classes respectively
ana 2lS pacing class. Mary Best win
ner Of the big Hartford stake, Will be
seen IN the 22o class;
baseball to the full Is provided for the
tSs sa 1nsn la Ian - and "bleacher." and for
tne man who rarely gets an opportunity
10 see the game he used to monkey with
IN ms youth played scientifically, ac-
play Sas ca lHeT for at the the 6p Gs
tussle with Cincinnati at 10. 80 this morn
ing. An interval Of several hours will
caPis aTa the giants again tackle MI
afternoon. over at Eastern Park. the
afternoon ,iter,ns is replete with baseball at
first first at, at ? O'clock and the second to fol-
other end of each game, and victory
by the Grooms in each may give Foutz' 5
men look In at fourth place.
Sullivan or of af the ne Is now called James
with nothing less than an Olympiad Its
patrons will probably be better pleased
even than he with the competitive feast
that he has provided at Bergen Point.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey viii
run special trains direct to the Club
station at II, Ito p. NJ, 100 and P. NJ.
The following is the complete pro-
gramme:
/ p. M. Association Football, Centre
Vile A. C.. vs. Red Stars.
P. NJ. Gaelic Championship Football,
William Barry Association vs. Thomas
Francis Meagher Association. of New
York.
j. NJ. Exhibition of fancy and trick
bicycle riding by Prof. Maltby.
Athletic and bicycling events in which
200 athletes have entered, from to 5
p. NJ. These special races are attract
Ing great deal of attention. They are:
12o-yard hurdle, 8 feet 6 inches, {. s.
H. - n n.
fer. N. J. A. C. Two-mile scratch race,
George Jarvis and George orion, of the
n. Y. A. c., A. Walsh, X. A. A., G. .Hol-
lander. p. A. c., and Ernie Hjertberg
N. j. A. c.
At s p. NJ. the New Jersey Athletic
Baseball nine will meet the Staten Is.
land A. c.
Just across the XIII Won Kull, the
Staten Island Athletic Club will, &C.
cording to yearly custom. hold carni.
val that begins at 1890 and lasts until
any time in the evening, No more d.
yersitied programme could be put to,
picked eleven and the Majestic A. G.;
baseball between the 8. l. A. C. and n.
]. A. c. teams: lacrosse between the
Crescent A c. and N. Y. Lacrosse Club
teams: junior and senior e.ght-oared
shell races; pony and hare races: all to
wind up in a grand concert Livingston,
s. J., will be an awfully jolly place to-
| day
At CALIFORNIAN Park. Jersey City. d,
A. 1877. K. of L., will hold a series OF
| games, the entries for which are of a
higher order than those usually received
for games not of a strictly athletic asso
| station The Raphael Athletic Club will
hold a series of games for members
| only, beginning at +. NJ, on the club
| grounds, Forty-tirst street and Tenth
avenue.
| The browning and closing yacht event o
the season is the annual regatta of HI
| New York Yacht Racing Association
| which invariably Is fixed for Labor Day
| Never have less than 100 yachts been en-
tered. and for to-day the sixteen classes
| bring out an array of ia from the TWEEN
ty-siX local clubs which form the organ
ization. In view of the remarkable anc
| constant development in yachts of Wha