The evening world., 1894-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

w. d. outerbridge, the champion cy.
clst of Bermuda, notified Secretary
Scheier. of the Greenwich Wheelmen.
yesterday that he had decided to race
Fred Titus, the Riverside Wheel
flyer, at the Greenwich Wheelmen's race
meet at Manhattan Field ON June 23.
Outerbridge explained his delay in an
nouncing noun his Wilt willsngneshs 81 h 20 To- race 'he ne
did not know until yesterday that he
would be in this city on June %. Titus.
says ,Outerbridge, has been doing lot
of talking, but that won't best me. He
will find out when 1 meet him that he
will have to ride hard and fast to win:
l will not compete in any races until l
meet him on June %. and III bet the
New York cyclists won't think Titus
such wonderful rider after l get
through with him." Outerbridge will
train for the race at West Hampton,
l.. ].
At the meeting of the Rochester Driv-
ing Park Association yesterday 1t was
determined to hang w a purse of 5000
for FL pacing event to take place
decided to hold six-day meeting in
stead of five, as usual. the races to open
on Monday. President Archer states
that the Board of Stewards meeting
OF the grand circuit will take place in
Rochester on May 81.
The shooting yesterday in the tourna-
ment of the Knoxville Gun Club was
marked by improved scores. There
were seven events at ~ targets
each and one at 25 targets shot during
the day. and nearly 200 targets We're
thrown. Thirty-three clean scores were
made. Several men who averaged SO
the average money yesterday. The
leading honors went to, Ed Rike, of
Dayton: O., who averaged 95.75 per cent. /;
third was divided by Frank Parmlee.
of Omaha, and Harry Gay. of Louis
vile, who made $3.50 each; Ed Fulford.
Of utiGa n, y, and r. Van Glider, of
fourth average, while fifth went to
| Noel Money, of Oakland. N. j., on 1926.
The college athletes will be out in full
| iorce az the New Jersey A. C. games on
race is the most important feature. AS
| this race is the first on the programme.
IT viii be called at 2.3O. p. NJ, and will
give the runners on the team an OPP
portunity, to compete in the other events.
| The following is a complete list of the
college teams that will compete: Har-
saIl, yard sends the following stars in the
j. G. Bramer, c. Brewer. Hurdle race
W. F. Garcelon; J. L. Rremmer. Dis
i"nfe Hidraih Fna HSFSsr " W RinrSam ~ M vinsen5 %
| Bloss in the jump and sprint
Yale entries IN the sprints: 22O-;yard.
n R,Shards, E Sso H Cady; t f. F. Bennett
| ..
yard novice race-B. Wadham, j. F
Potter. In hurdle race-E. H. Cady
In the one-mie walk-W. b, Allison, f
l.. Bunnell, F. c. Thrall. In the high
| jump. II. Thompson. S. b. Roe, G. F
Sanford, S. *. Gerard. II. Chubb and
w. Jordan. In the 10 and 22o yard
races. ]. L. Morgan, and l.. P. Sheldon
in the jumps.
". Of p, in the sprnts jump and hur
dies: f. S. Ramsdell, Bucholtz. Judd r
| u. Freeman, w. ID. Warren, J. Turpin
II. G. Riebenack, J. "A. Sylvester. G. NJ
Ferguson, II; G. Middleton. In the walk
II; n; Mitchlson In the DISTANCE runs
sey, ]. f. Greene, High jump. W
Sylvester, C. NJ. Ferguson. w. J. Leslie
and in the bicycle race L. of p. will
start its whole team, q. w. Coates. d
r. Crump, W. Osgood and j. A. Wiburn
Columbia College will be represented
by the following stars: sSo-yard run-R
race-De Salazar. Beekman, Spies anc
Kingsley
Princeton entries in the sprints: d. a
McNulty., r; Derr G. r; sWain,, A. b
DIR. r. James. jr. Onemile walk-P
B. jenkins. In the distance runs-J. II
Thatcher. John Hanlons, d. C. Brokaw
Y. NJ. McCampbell.
There will be a match game o.
Clinton place between ]. Randolph
Heiser and an unknown.
The game of Gaelic football between
the Emmets. of Brooklyn, and Sham
rocks of Jersey City, postponed las
Sunday on account of rain, will b'
played at Ridgewood next Sunday after
noon.