The evening world., 1894-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

The Athletic Committee OF the New Jersey A, c,
Sas S,,, about completed the arranssmsn,s for the
grounds at Bergen Point The sport win begin at
! o,ciosk With game of football between the
NJ J. At $50 o'clock the much-talked-of college
relay team race VIII be called and 1t promises to
ysrsity Of Pennaylyanla and williams will com
PETE TIL. Thi, vii be FOLLOWED by the athletic events
break his own American record lam. 3ss Many
Of Americas champion athletes will compete In
the athletic events, and Chairman Sullivan has
been promised entries from iiarvnrd,SYalc Prince
ton. University q Pennsylvnnia. Williams. Co.
section.
Among those who follow lacrosse great inter
tween the teams Of the College OF the city OF
New York and Stevens Institute. The game will
nva Of sport Of the New jsrsaS "n Ss The sss @s
yens boys are playing In hne form. a their game
with Johns Hopkins last Saturday shows The
Stevens has a very strong team. and their fol.
era expect them to defeat the c. c. n. Y easily.
Stevens Will have out the following team: Coyne.
man, nrst defense; Drookner, second defense
logs tcaptain). second attack: Jewell, third at
tack; McCord, hrst attack; Scott. outside home;
Hutchinson. inside home,
Entries for the lrvngton- Milburn road race
closed yesterday. A. recent meeting OF the
committee. It was decided that colored men will
IDt DC hlOWel 10 compete. Prizes received
to date consist OF six high grade bicycles. one
sewing machine, two pairs pneumatic tires and
sundry other articles. The committee expect TO
receive additional donations OF three or four bicy-
aops tn. complete list win number thirty or thirty
Eve prizes There will be diamond. gold and sill
yer medals respectively for three best times
Ihs course has been resurveyed this year. About
rrinepa; ofhcials are; Referee. l. T +. Potter; srt
Judges r. Gentle. r W.. Loucka A. e, Hdlck
NY. ShRpha
Timers j. r. Fitch. n: |. Bridgeman. e. burrs.
Alex sehwslbach Chief Scorer F. p. Pral; Chic,
in hne condition. and the committee feels that the
race will be the most successful ever held.
The Everhardt-B Burke contest will come of
pic Club OF New Orleans; so will the
oo,Ian GOT. ppa.S., na.ry and sI,o Levy cOnno,s con.
conners contests. President soholI states that the
recent decision OF the Supreme Court did not
Affect the charter, OF the CLUB. and the charter
tion was fol- boxing contests. Mr.. scholl further
stated that HIS lawyer was confident OF winning
the case.
'Parson'' Davies delivered a certified check for
c 900 to w J. Davis, the stakeholder. last night,
and thus completed Peter Jaekson's side bet of
30, 600. as provided In the articles OF agreement
signed by him and James J. Corbett
The second day OF the International Regatta al
Austin TeI, was big success Fully 5000 peo
pie witnessed It The principal event ~ the daN
was the professional quarter mile dash straight
esay cy for ;sio2 purse The entries were Jake
Harry Parker II. Peterson. John Teem.r Georg,
Hosmer and Fred Plaisted The race was a ter.
rinc one. Gaudaur gained the lead at the start
and held II 10 the finish. Peterson was second
Time lhh The senior four-oared mile and
half race with turn. between the Modoc Rowing
Club. OF II: Louis and the Louisiana Boat club
Of New Orleans was hotly contested, the Modoc
winning by two lengths Time lOm l2s In IN,
three;mile double scull race, open to profes
sionals only. Gandanr and Durnsn were pitet
and the men worked for IT, Their leads change
several times during the race, hut Gaudaur ant
Durham finally came the line ten feet in IN,
lead Time. Ism. shs
Billy Mcmillan, the welter-Ncight Is matched
the hght George La Blanr he. the MARINE " 10
hnish for $3.50 side. The afrair will take plac,
In private ane will he with hve-ounce gloves.
william NJ. Richards son o. Prot Richards q
Yale and last year's intercollegiate champion 1,
the 100 AMI go yard running races strained 1
knee tendon In the Halc-llarvird games Sa,urdav
and his phvsicians say he will he disabled 70
active wosK for ave years