The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-19
GAMES At BERKELEY OVAL.
Many Athletic Events to Be De-
oided There this Season.
Colcman's Boxing Show at Lenox
Lyceum-sporting Notes.

From present indications Berkeley
Oval, the picturesque grounds above the
Harlem will be the leading athletic
feld for New York athletes this season.
Manhattan Field, which for two or
three years past has had that distinc-
ton, is handler and has one of the fast
est tracks In America, but DR.. John
white, Of Berkeley School, has been
active this year in bringing his grounds
10 the front again. He has booked the
following excellent list Of fixtures:
April 2O-Colurbia Grammar School games.
April 2l-Cuter School games
Aprii 2s-Berkeley School games.
Nav t-Univcrsity Of New York "N~es.
MAY 5-Interschoiastc championships.
NAV ls-The La Sale Institute games.
MAY 26-Interco1eEiate championships.
July 4-washington Whcelmen meet
The Norris Heights Tennis and Cricket Club has
engaged the Oval for every Saturday from July
TO Sept. 20.
Arrangements for the boxing tourna-
ment to be given by Ed Coleman at
Lenox Lyceum on May are progress
ing rapidly. Ed Is negotiating with
young Critic and another lively feather
weight, and the prospects are that a
match will be made Owen Zeigler and
Hugh Winters have agreed TO meet.
ris Will try conclusions, and Tim Muir
ply and Benny Leon are anxious to get
at one another. This practically leaves
but two bouts to be filed. The men
whom Coleman has already engaged are
quite evenly matched. and each Of the
nffairs should be we'll worth seeing.
Six rounds will be fought in each bout.
The Kings County Wheelmen will
hold their thirteenth annual race meet
on Saturday, June 30, at o'clock +. NJ,
on the half mile track of the Parkway
Driving Club. Of Brooklyn; situated on
the Ocean Boulevard and Kings Hik
way, and accessible by way, Of the
Brighton Beach road Coney Island and
Brooklyn electric road and the "Cul-
custom of this Club. valuable prizes Will
be offered, and large attendance is eX-
pected by the Club. Entries close June
avenue Brooklyn. other correspond
ence should be addressed to Fred Haw-
ley. Secretary, same address.
The records made at the Williams
AthIetic Association handicap, meeting
at WilliamBtown, Mass, yesterday were
as follows: One half mile run, won by
Elder Elder In I'm; Sos:; Ioo,yard dash, by
by Hayne in 3m. 5s.; 12o-yard hurdle
jump. by Allen. 10 feet s inches.
The twenty mile race between John 8.
CO %as
minated by one Of the animals STUN
bling and breaking its leg in the four
teenth mile ar. and the horse , had to be
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-Griffo international battle,
which will occur Monday night. April %,
in Boston, will be the most important
contest for international supremacy
hi he taken eoney place ISLAND the is
bouts in the international tourney are
tralan Billy Murphy; Charles Lynch, Of
Boston. against Australian Billy Nc
Carthy; Bob Green. the Black Spider"
of Boston, against Australian Sam John
William DAILY. jr.. ofiiciates as Judge of
the boxing.
T. j. Titus. the Riverside wheemen's
Asbury PARK May /, and he feels con
fdent of doing something to his credit
this season. Titus will be trained by w.
Il. Young.
The Harvard football squad is at last
fairly under way for its regular Spring
work Capt. Emmons took his men out
on the field for the first time Monday
last and put them through a course OF
sprouts In dropping on the ball, catch
ing and breaking through. The same
performance was repeated yesterday af-
ternoon.
In a letter to the sporting editor of this
paper to-day Alick Mitchell. of the
Hudson A. c., says he would like to meet
Charlie Thompson. Of the Clipper A. c.,