The evening world., 1894-06-05
SPORTING M~lSCELLANEY.


The st. George Athletic Club will hold
It's sixth annual games at the grounds
In Weehawken. n. j.. on Wednesday.
July I. Entries are pouring in daily,
and II is thought this years games will
Gurpnss all previous competitions. At
20 o'clock A. NJ. a cricket match will be
played. which will be followed with n
baseball game and field sports. In the
afternoon the following events will be
decided: 1Oo-yard. handicap: 3Oo-yard
rum. CO0-yard run, half-inile run. novice;
t~hree-Quarter mile run. handicap: one
mile. bicycle race. novice. n an OBJ
stacle race.
The. entries for the all-around cham
pionship games OF the Amateur Ath-
Sullivan. at 2il Broadway, June %; The
Athletic Club grounds. July 4. The fol:
dash. putting the lt-popnd shot, run
ming high jump. SS0-yard walk. throw
Ing l6-pound hammer, pole yaulting,
l2o,yard hurdle, throwing 56,pound
mile. run The prizes win be the regu-
lar A. A. U. medals. Gold medal to the
winner. silver medal to second and
bronze medal TO third. in each event.
The West Side Athletic Club have
given the Spaulding Literary Union the
privilege OF using their track whenever
the members desire.
Walter Edserton, 1.-The Kentucky Rose
bud was TO nave met Benny Peter
son. a promising young fea~ther.weight,
night. but the bout did not take place,
as neither Paterson nor the Rosebud
could come to terms. The Rosebud
spared three lively rou IS with Jack
McPhillips instead.
onds fiat. established as a fact. this time
by Ramsdell. at Philadelphia. Yet there
are doubling Thomases who state that
the time Ia a physical imposslbility.
Some of them figure It out In a peculiar
style Of logic. too.
Rarely Is a prettier yacht race seen
the tussle yesterday of West Bank
buoy betweet WIN Ellsworth's doubl
e%snsreboasd cat m Mary r and alb, H.; ~ W.:
course Of seventeen miles in just II sec
onds more than her competitor, but a
remeasurement may allow her this. Inc
handicap Of 70 seconds at the start VIII VIII
Bayonne boat. however.
Cowman's new sloop Freydah, which
was to have outsailed everything In the
bay, Is still in Solheim & Abramson's
sail plan. Goodness knows. she has
nearly everything below her water line
that could be put there. including an
assortment Of fins, bulbs, fanges and a
centreboard. A pair Of outriggers might
The first OF the new 2l-foot class Of
sloops, built for w. Butler Duncan, jr.,
Of this city was tried at .;ristSl yester,
and la sail in the Larchmont regatta
on Saturday.
Bicyclist C. NJ. Murphy Explains his
collision with Taxis and Taylor In the
Plainfield races. In which the former
was quite badly hurt. The Brooklyn
man says he was the victim Of a con
whichd the pole was to be held by either.
the other guarding the position by turn
ing out sbould another rider undertake
to secure the inside position by passing
outside. someth,ng OF ms sor. was rss 1nde
ing a big stake event. but It never came
to anything.
The great wrestling match between
Duncan C.. Ross. champion all-r9und
Der, the. pupil OF, Billy Muldoon, which
takes P dnS,v at n, the ACADEMY is cEemiin 81 a M rreati
ternity, both OF this city and Brook
Ign. Since the police Pvt a st1p to boz
iating, as II were. This match. has
put them on the edge of seeing a good.
herSe ssniblti9nnthGTSaEniy an c enh,bis
tion that viii beyond all doubt prove as
exciting as a good four or six round
bout, In his match the "%stransls
long way towards making the struggle
between the two giants more Inter-
esting. 1t is unnecessary to state that
Der, He is their favorite and they will
back him. but besides this, he will have
every member o: the Italian colony
roofing for him when the struggle
begins. The Italians are against Ross,
because they. think that Chevalier
Greco received unfair treatment in the
broadsword contest at the Garden last
OF the AFFAIR, says the Academy won't
be large enough to hold the crowd next
Monday night.
At the open games. Of the Athletic
Association of the University OF Penn
~sylvania yesterday, w. d. Osgood low
cred the two-mile bicycle record to 5m,
lSsi iHlsG raS, h vs. ,, @"sG BEING ,oS s% s Is. the
The Summer football practice OF the
Yale Varsity candidates for positions
back of the line will commence at Trav-
ers Island on Sept. 3 and last until the
18th: The following, men will be present
+. S. Butterworth, '96: S. b. Thorne. '96;
Il, Armstrong, ,s5:. r. s. stillman. '95i
G. T, Adee. '95: c. 8. Morris, go, g.: Lee,
'95: C. De Witt, 90: A. NJ. Drummord.
'94.S.
The Atalanta Wheelmen. OF Newark,
N. j., at their regular meeting last
night, passed resolutions d~enouncing
the fast riding OF cyclers through the
city streets. n requesting the authori-
ties to look into the matter,
James Corbett has returned to London
In an interview with a representative OF
The Sportsman he said: II will fght
Jackson for the best prize offered. / d.
not see why / should fight in London for
1890 while ] am offered 1900 In Jack
sonville."
At a meeting OF the Amateur Athletic
Union. the committee having charge OF
the annual outdoor championship
were instructed to obtain propositions
for holding this meeting, which has
been scheduled for Sept. 10. The condi-
lions are that the Amateur Athletic
Union shall be guaranteed against loss
that the net prohts. OF the meeting. II
any, be paid Into the treasury OF the
Amateur Athletic Union: and that the