The evening world., 1894-06-02
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The games of the Archdiocesan Union,
which were scheduled to take place at
Manhattan Field on June 30, have been
postponed until Saturday. July IA. This
is the second ~postponement the Union
has announced since the games were
first projected.
Andrew ]. Walsh and William
O'Keefe, the crack sprinters OF the
Xavier Athletic Club, are training at
Manhattan Field for the New York
Athletic Gu games at Travers Island
next Saturday.
The st. George Athletic Club has given
the Xavier Athletic Club members the
use of its grounds in Weehkwaen for
a training track.
NJ. F. Sweeney, who holds the high
jumping record Of s feet 4 IA inches.
will leave for Syracuse Thursday night
to give an exhibition jump at the games
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
after ti9n, to the be t he5a q sw syTasus viii On s hrifa ~
participate in the games of the New
York Athletic Gu on Saturday.
The Holy Cross Lyceum will hold It's
annual excursion to Oriental Grove
Billy Mortimer, the loo-pound bantam
Of England. has notified the managers
OF the Olympic Club, Of New Orleans.
the Gorman-Barry fight, which takes
place in the Olympic Clubs arena to-
right. Barry is the favorite in the bet
ting at 500 to S75.
Jerry Barnett. he Fourth Ward pugi-
Iiot NaI1aI NJ. Tha pnliNn ro.ato NH1oa
yesterday to express his Willingness to
meet Young Critic at la0 pounds. Bar
nett says he will post $3.50 to prove his
tarnestness The Fourth Wardes might
the weight limit los pounds while he is
at II.
The annual athletic games OF the
Sacred Heart Academy Athletis Club
on-the.soTund at 2 p Ii, to-day.
George Dixon and Walter Edgerton,
the Kentucky Rosebud. are matched
for twenty rounds or more, to fight at
Boston, on the night of June %. The
match was concluded yesterday in The
Police Gazette office. The weight limit
is lis pounds, and the lads will fight for
gate money, winner to take rs per cent.
and loser %.
EEnes, Roeberi Mnldoon,s tamou,
Of June il. The Bouts viii be Graecoe
Roman and catch-as-catch can, three
out of five falls. for $3.50 a side.
The Boston Athletic Association will
send a team to the New York Athletic
club games at Travers Island next Sat
urday. From its makeup. the Hubbites
evidently expect to carry trophies home.
rotary Gulick has been notified, are =.
r. Bloss. s.. NJ. Merrill, F. Rowe, T. F.
keane;, r. "; Lord. p. Hurd. jr, p. G.
itors will probably enter other events be-
sides the team race against the Mercury
foot sprinters.
John J. Mooney, of the Xavier A. A..
who is ~cup-hunting in Ireland, made his
He won the broad jump, the lo0-yard
dash and the hurdle. Mooney is entered
for the all-around championship at Ber-
gen Point on July 4.
Mr.. Tyson, OF Baltimore, won a twenty
FIVE bird team shoot from H.. w. Kings
bury,o of Baltimore, and s.. NJ. Vaughan
OF the Philadelphia Gun club Yesterday
Club Kennels, Baltimore. The winners
killed twenty-five straight.
II. A.. Sutton, 81 will captain Wes-
lyan's athletic track team for the next
year. having been elected last evening.
ore Of the best matches that has been
arranged these many moons Is. that
which Parson Davies closed yesterday at
Chicago, Joe Choynshi will go against
Bob Fitzs!mmons for six rounds In Bos.
ton on the night of June IL. Dawes and
| (hnvnSki leave Chicago for Boston
to-day.
1t appears that an injustice may have
been done in the report printed by The
of the Junior singles in the Harlem re-
gatta Mem3rial Day, II was STATED tate that that
won the final, had an 'ungraceful stroke
and won by main strength" Capt. Will
lam r. Palmer, Of the Overpecks, who
lows stroke is as clean and as graceful
as that of any oarsman who took part
In the regatta. or course; there. may be
stroke, but inasmuch as MIR, Ferry won
from a good field he is certainly entitled
to all the credit that belongs to a VIC
tory. He is a newcomer and his vic
tory was a good dea! of 2 surprise party.
The third anniversary of the South
clubhouse. iS5 Ninth street, Brooklyn,
friends OF the Club attend the house
though ample, will hardly be adequate
to contain the .ssemb'ase'
The Irish-Amerlcan and O'Connel
Qotmerly Kerry, Rover) football club,
lie rules at Ridgewood Park to-morroW
aftern Don.
The New York Tennis Clubs annua
ournament will be held on Tuesday
June 5. and following days. Events
Ladiea' singles n doubles. mems sin
handicapped. H~andicapping Commute,
Miss A. l.. Schultz. Messrs. j.. Byrn,
and c. Hobart. Play will begin at 4 p
NJ. each day. Entrance fee 81 for enci
person. Entries TO be made on or befer,
June 4 TO the Secretary. TAI st. Nicholal
avenue.