The evening world., 1894-06-04
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

| Inc clipper HlIlfNlN NluD ~ S"b ~
secure Suffers Harlem River Park for
It's annual games to be held he latter
part OF this month.
| Should Max Kane, the boxing Instructor
OF the Romeyn Athletic club. fail TO get
on a match with Tommy Gilmartin, OF
tho Raphael Athletic club, he can he
accommodated by Jimmy Holmes, the
| Firth Ward fighter Frank stevenson.
| hacker OF Holmes, will arrange mitch
with Kane at 10! pounds. for $3.50 side
johnny Miilin, Of the West Silc Ath-
| lotlc club is IN Chicago trying to ar
range n night with Jimmy Barry at 100
pounds
Charley Hammer, tho l50-pounl boxer
| Of the West side Athlctic club. VINO
fought two draws with Jim sullivan In
the Coney Island Athletic CLUBS ar'hn,
| Is looking for match win u EpIl man
at his weight, j IN sullivan prri"rr"i
Jack Levy, Of England. is In spl"n-
did condition for hia go with ,J,k Jack
O'cOnnOr the Western bantam which
| takes place at the olympic tluu, Of New
| orleans June H. The boys Viii ilght at
| 100 pounds, give or take two pounds, and
the purse viii be N,Vj. ,i:"yy WIN
with his hacker. Fred Merritt, The
winner will be- matched win Jimmy
Barry, OF Chicago, who defeated Jimmy
| Gormnn, OF Paterson, In tn" Olympic
club In ten rounds on saturday night
A big fleet of the Hudson River Yacht
club competed for prizes yesterday
afternoon In the first open regatta OF
the season. The races were sailed on n
twclve-mile triangular course with
start and finish OFF tn" clubhouse, at
Ninety second street The winners were:
Class a, Lottle; class H. Henry Grey;
Class G, FL fredn: class y, clara s.;
Class Il, Pauline A.; Class r. Mosquito
A RcnLcr.-tiodfroy and Denver Ed
smith never fought. that "" know Of
Perhaps you mean the Denver Ed Smith
and Joe Goddard light, won by smith
at the Olympic 'luh. New Orleans
The proposed meeting between tn"
Yal. and oxford athletic teams lends adj
New York Athletic club. which viii be
decided at Travers Island on Saturday
next.
e. II, cady wil have an opporrt,T,ni,ty pr,,,, y
against II. w. Allen. the uuarter-mile
champion OF America. in the l2O-yard
race. capt. Baxter also expects that Il.
collegiate sprint races, will put in an
appearance for this event.
The onc-mile team race between the
y. Y. a. G.. and Boston A. A.. teams
Will give ~. II, NuHlbT'l, NHo Will
'cnt the blue in the quarter mile against
,Xford. another opportunity to race
AGAINST S. NJ. Merrill of Harvard who
defeated him In the Intercollegiate
games. Sanford was unable to run for
Yale in the team race NJ the New J"r-
sey games on account OF "A strain from
which he Is now recovering.
In the half-milc run w. s. Woodruff,
1t Is expected. viii try to redeem him
self for his defeat by G. Fitzpatrick, OF
Union College, in the hnlf-milc, on May
%. Trainer Murphy Is confident that
Woodruff will defeat the Albany run
ner, and the result OF the contest be
tween the two will bc watched with
especial interest, as the half-mile has
event In the interna tional meeting,
f. G. Pnrer. the American champion,
has entered In the l20-yard hurdle race.
which is run at Travers Island on the
ings. If Cndy succeeds in defeating
him. and =. Chase. the New England
| champion, who has record OF sixteen
seconds, 1t will reassurc many of the
| Yale followers who are doubtful of his
ability to perform well over turf
l.. p. Sheldon. the representative of
Yale In the Jumps, has entered the run
I,ioss will nght their Yale Harvard bat
e F@" hoss liz the at nss Nsw 1Ysn snsn snnfoT nnh
Is doubtful II either OF the college mer
will be able to defeat Il. W. Goff OF the
| New Jersey A. &.
The performances of all these mer
! men VIII prove good public trial
| especially In the events which are held
| on the turf, rs the well-kept grass al
! Travcrs Island ~ almost equal to that
of the famous English turf course
Herald st. John OF this city. and Prof
! Cerneau. OF Buffalo, sworlsmcn, have
made n match for a contest with foils
ducllng swords and single sticks foI
$500 "A side. The date has not been
agreed upon.