The evening world., 1894-06-29
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

All arrangements for the thirteenth
annual race meet OF the Kings County
Wheelmen at the Parkway Driving Club
track tomorrow have been completed
and the affair promises to be a huge
success. The entry list Is very large.
there being 252 entries from 1874 riders.
and all the prominent men will COM
pete. The events are as follows: One
mile novice, Class A; one-mile handicap.
Glass b; one-mile scratch. Glass Al:
two-mile handicap. Glass b; two-mile
handicap, Glass A; three-mile team race,
Glass A. and one-mile scratch, Glass b.
+. J. Titus will ride one mile as an
exhibition, in an endeavor to lower the
New, York State record of 2.04; Ray
mond Macdonald. the noted Glass A
rider, will also ride an exhibition mile.
Among the well-known riders who will
be present e. are are E. G. sald; F.; j. Titus
Murphy, H; A. Allen. in Class Z; and
p. l.. Blauvelt, 3. Salmoa. the South
American rider; George c. Smith; Ray
w. d. Osgood, in Glass, A. Six teams
have entered for the three-mile team
race, composed. of the fastest amateurs
in this section. After, the bicycle races
tween members of the Parkway Driving
Club. To reach the grounds take ferry
at Battery for Bay Ridge; which, con
Reach routes. and get or at Kings
Highway, where stages will be In readi-
ness to transport people direct to the
Coney Island trolley cars to King IS
Highway or trolley or elevated cars to
Flatbush or Franklin avenue stations,
connecting with the Manhattan Beach
and Prospect and Coney Island roads.
arf, 90
letic Club. and Tim Murphy, the ex-ama-
| teur champion lO5-pound boxer OF this
city, Will meet In finish fight next Mon
ounce gloves at lie pounds for purse
OF Ssoc. McCue is training at the Yves,
side Athletic Club, under the direction
ex-light-weight Champion, is training
Murphy at the Clipper Athletic Club. OF
Harlem.
delegate from each club In the Archdlo
cesar Union. will hold meeting to-mor.
row night IN the Cathedral clubhouse
ress concerning. tire Unions games a,
Manhattan Field. on July a.
Horace Leeds. the Philadelphia light,
| weight. who II was reported had left
the ring. has decided not to retire jus,
yet and yesterday deposited $500 with
r: X Fox's representative for a fight
championship and $500 a side, Leeds
has not been satisfied since his bou,
with McAuliffe In Philadelphia.
Jake Kilrain has made up his mind
to, re;enterr, the ring. In a letter to a
in the best OF health, and weighs 2lt
pounds. He takes regular exercise
and has gotten himself into frst-clas.
condition. Kilrain wants a match with
Frank F. slayinii Of England, who de
ago. 1t ia probable that the Olympic
Club, of New Orleans, Will offer Il purs,
II Slavin agrees to meet Kilrain.
Sportsmen who cannot visit Bostoi
tonight to witness the battle between
George Dixon, champion feather-wcigh
of the world. and Young" Critic. IN
renowned Australian, can learn OF tn
full particulars of the contest by visit
on Centre street. Johnny has arrange
TO place a wire from his hotel direct L
the ring side.
A finish iight by two Brooklyn youth
, whose best girls had mixed them up Il
a bewildering maze OF you said that
, said" &c, was fought in a stable OF
> Hudson avenue, that city, on Tuesda
night. The finish came after thre
, Ed Trabold. one OF the contestants 4
i the shape Of a knockout, or somethin
that resembled II. However. Knight-Er
, rant Trabold got tired after Fran
: Mergle, the other pugnacious lover. ha
squeiched his light. and remained RI
{ cumbent. Both are members OF IN
; Unlon Athletic Club. --.-..