The evening world., 1894-04-19
|GAMEs 1t BERKELEY OVAL.
Many Athletic Events to Be De-
cided There this Season.
Colemnn's Boxing Show ut Lenox
Lyceuin-Sporting Notes.

From present indications Berkeley
Oval, the picturesque grounds above the
Harlem, will be the leading athletic
field for New York athletes this season.
Manhattan Field, which for two or
three years past has had that distinc-
t,on, is handler and has one of the fast
est tracks in America, but DIR. John
white, of Berkeley School. has been
active this year in bringing his grounds
TO the front again. He has booked the
following excellent list of fixtures:
April 2o-Columbia Grammar School games.
April 2l-Culer School games.
Anrii 2s--Berkeley School games
May 4-University OF New York rnncs.
NAV 5-Interschoias,ic championships.
May &c. C. n Y games
May ls-The La Sale Institute games
May 2s-1ntcrcollegiate championships.
July 4-WRshington Whcemen meet.
The Morris Heights Tennis and Cricket Club has
Engaged the oval for every Saturday from July
o Sept. 20.
Arrangements for the boxing tourna-
ment to be given by Ed Coleman at
.enox Lyceum on May 5 are progress
ing rapidly. Ed is negotiating with
Eoung Critic and another lively feather
weight, and the prospects are that a
match will be marie. owen Zeigler and
|tBuiD Charles Mccarthy and Mike Har-
his will try conclusions. and Tim Muir
Shy and Benny Leon are anxious to get
one another. This practically leaves
Mt tvs bouts to be filed. The men
nom Coleman has already engaged are
te evenly matched. and each Of the
airs should be well worth seeing.
rounds will be fought In each bout.
he Kings County wheelmen will
hot fhtrtnnnfh
aturday, June 80, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
the half-mile track of the Parkway
Wing Club, Of Brooklyn, situated on
Ocean Boulevard and Kings High
and accessible by way of the
hilton Beach road. Coney Island and
oklyn electric road and the "Cul-
route ~ This G II ny Tth she
Pffered and large attendance is ex-
with H; 8. Brakeman; at 1855 Bedford
pee should be addressed to Fred Haw-
y, Secretary, same address.
The records made at the Williams
thletic Association handicap meeting
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass, yesterday, were
lder in Pm; Sos.; 1oo-yard dash. by
|4ley. in ON; 3s: one-mile bicycle race.
Sy Allen IL am n ~ l ynIIs hurdle hurdle
mp. BY Allen. 10 feet 5 inches.
The twenty mile race between John s.
Prince, bicycle rider, and two horses. at
Charleston: s. c.. yesterday, was ter
bins and breaking e it's e leg an in the SCUM four
tenth mile and the horse had to be
shot. After the accident Prince finished
the distance, the total time occupied be-
ing one hour and thirteen minutes.
Prince was about a mile behind when
the accident occurred.
The Griffin-G Critic International battle,
which will occur Monday night, April %,
Boston, or viii Ss nf m9't
since the coney island Athletic
Tlub went out Of existence. The other
lReter Mannine. of Boston, against Aus
ralian Billy Murphy; Charles Lynch, of
oston. against Australian Billy Nc;
aTny hon dreen ase hacs ob
Pn, pupil of Peter jackson. Capt.
lillian Daily, jr.. officiates as Judge of
e boxing.
ack racing man, begins training at
bury Park May l. and he feels con-
ent of doing something to his credit
Is season. Titus will be trained by w.
Young.
rhe Harvard football squad is at last
irly under way for it's regular Spring
brk. Capt. Emmons took his men out
. the field for the first time Monday
1t and put them through a course OF
routs in dropping on the ball. catch
and breaking through. The same
Torrance was repeated yesterday af-
noon.
n letter to the sporting editor of this
per to-day Alick Mitchell, Of the
hdson A. c., says he would like to meet
Aarlie Thompson. of the Clipper A. c.,