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

the performance at Philadelphia last
Monday. telegraphcd his entry yester-
day to Capt, Baxter for the 100 yards
scratch race at the games of the New
York Athletic CIub at Trnvers Island
next Saturday.
The N. Y. a. G, pins It's faith to T..
NJ. Allen In this event, who won the Is
yards handicap at the n. j.. A. c. games.
Ramsdcll will also have to defeat again
II. =. Patterson, who gave him such II
close race for the intercollegiate loo
yards. The Harvard supporters VIII
rely on s. NJ. Merrill. the qunrtcr-of-a-
mile intercollegiate champion, who may
be benefited by this race, 1t being on
the turf, and his strength may enable
him to gain a victory over the RpcCdier
Pennsylvania lad.
There is some excitement over the
team race between the Boston Athletic
Association and the New York Athletic
club. The n. Y. \. G. will put It's fun
strength forward in this event to make
amends for its defeat at Boston In
February. In order hat the men may
be fresh for this event, 1t has been
placed almost the FIRST event on the
programme, Allen, Sanford, Gerard and
VIII probably be represented by s.. VI.
Merrill, The gulrter,of,a-m mile intercol-
IeKlntc champion; + F kcane New
Rowe, New England hnlf-mIIe cham
pion. and either ". +. Garcelon, one OF
Harvard's fastest runners,- or y. w.
Lord, the speedy graduate of the MHssa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology.
NJ. II. Sweeney, of the Navier A. c..
sent In his entry at hte last minute for
the running high jump handicap. 1t n
on the Travers Island turf hat Sweeney
made his worlds record of 6 feet Ala
inches.
The one-mile handicap Is likely to fur
nlsh "A grand race. as J. o.. Jarvis and ].
II. Morgan ave both entered and will
fight heir intercollegiate battle over
In the running broad jump f. 8. Rams
dell Will have AS his principal COMPETE
tors l., 7. Sheldon. Yale and n. Y. A. c.;
i: II. s sofr, OF the n T. j. an" a. e Z. u A. ana
The intercollegiate champion, Hickok.
has entered In the weight events. but he
he can overcome such men as j. s.
Mitchell and George II. Gray. of the N.
The, half-mIle run. scratch, has re
patrick and w. S. Woodruff, the first
and second men In the intercollegiate
half mile. This will be Kilpatrick's first
T.. These men may find trouble In de-
feating j. o. Jarvis II the Wesleyan men
should elect o try for this event Instead
OF the mile. Wlnslow. the other n. J..
A. c. crack. is entered, but Is scarcely In
condition to defeat such fast men.
HI Cathedral Athletic Club held a
special meeting last night at the club
house, la East Fiftieth street. The Com
mlttee on Games agreed TO postpone the
members games from July to July T.
Receiver Freedman. OF Manhattan
Field, has notified Secretary James j..
Carroll. OF the Archdiocesan Union. that
the arrangements proposed by the Union
are satisfactory. The Union will have
Manhattan Field for the annual games
on July H.
The Pastime Athletic Club has vacated
the club-roons at Sixty-hfth street and
Third avenue. having secured new quar-
tiers on the ground at the foot OF East
Sixty-sixtn street. A building hitherto
unused, standing near the track. Is being
AoYse. After an extension has been
added II WY ~ q model club,house,
containing reception. reading and billiard
rooms in addition to a locker-room ana
quarters.
The mem, e-s Of the spaulding Literary
Club are try'"g to arrange "A sci OF avn
lstic games 10 he contested the latter
part of this month.
Holy Cross Lyceum athletes are train
ing on the old Manhattan Athletic Club
grounds, at Flfty-eighth, street and
Sixth avenue for the outdoor games In
which they are entered.
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold It's
second set OF members games on the
grounds at Sixty-sixth street and East
River, Sunday %iuly.i'
j.. F.. Rim, Samuel Lelbgold and G.. @.
Hollandcr Will represent the Pastime
Athletic club in the New York Athletie
equalled the worlds record OF 3 35 sec
onds for the 50-yard run at the games
of the PastIme !. {. last Sunday.
Walter, Edgerton, The Kentucky
Hale. arrived at Atlantic CITY last
with George Dixon, which takes place in
Boston. June 20.
In what was intended to be a twenty
round glove contest before the Leaven-
worth (Kan.) Athletic club. last night,
for a purse of $1,000, Patrick j. Purtell.
OF L~eavenworth; knocked II. De Evans,
coast, into insensibllity In Pm. 2ss. in the
first round. 1t was five minutes before
Evans regained consciousness.
after pokinE around in fog and light
big sloop classes of the Atlantic Yacht
club found their way to the finish line
} between s and 10 o'clock last night. So
far no as results ITS, Co. .rt the e., races 6 so, am Ot it,,l
lily and a days outing for all hands.
, A. ]. Drexei. OF Philadelphia. has set
a fine example to American yachtsmen.
His steam yacht Margarita Will be
manned 10y a Yankee crew, from captain
to mess-boy. Capt. Dudley Brand, form
erly OF the Wanda, will command her
and Capt. Sanford Miner, of New Lon.
, don. Will be chief officer.
. Frank White has opened a boxing
academy at 2lS West Forty-second
: street, near Broadway. where he viii,
= give lessons in boxing this Summer.
: A. B.-With weights Z. +. Kearney,
feet Sl-2 inches: without weights.
feet l2 inches, a. Il. Schwaner.
A.-Your letter is rather blind. AS thu
{ situation appears from your letter a
/! wins the game.
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