The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The Athletic Committee OF the New
Jersey A. c.. at a meeting held yester-
day afternoon, decided to leave the en-
tries open for tae Fourth of July games
until Friday. June 49, At these games
the all-around championship OF the ANA
teur Athletic uuion will be held. For
the first time in the history of the Union,
representatives will compete from out
of-town districts. Albany, Providence
and Philadelphia will be we'll represented
and will meet the metropolitan cham
pons. The open athletic events are as
follows: l0O-yard run, 220-yard hurdle,
4io-yard run, Ss0-yard run and three
run. one and two mile bicycle races
will be given, open to riders In class A.
The CLUB viii give it's regular goli sill
Yer and bronze die medals to first, sec
ond and third in each event. Entries
close Friday next with James +. Sulli-
van. 2il Broadway. Mr.. William b. Cur
It's has consented to act as referee. Be-
sides the athletic and bicycle events
there viii be the finals of the llwn-tennis
tournament, commencing at =. NJ, and
there VIII be game OF baseball be-
tween the New Jersey Baseball Club
and the New Jersey A. c.
The Kickhams, of Harlem, will play
the Shamrocks, of Jersey city, an exhi-
bition game of football under Gaelic
rules at Ridgewood next Sunday after
noon. This IL the first time these strong
teams have met in nearly three years,
and as the kickhams won the medals
in 1892 and the Shamrocks finished
second in 1893. great interest is mani
Tested in the coming contest
Rarely have such odds been given by
n pugilist as those rganted by the ca!crci
.. sl,..., a .k,
Grifo battle to be contested In Enston
ON Friday night, The men meet al
catch weights which r!-.rs that
the young Australian will enter the
ring AT something between lSD and 49,
bounds while Tom O'i!ourker proteGe
win hardly fight at more than l22
Despite 'hls DISPARITY, a rafting match
is expected. and many shrcYd people
ment. The colored lad mad trained to
meet Walter t.dgerton, the Kentucky
Rosebud" and all arrangements had
been perfected when the "Rosebud"
nunked Rather than lose "A match,
| DixOn's manager offered to take on Plim-
mer, Johnnie Griffen or Young Critic.
| The last named alone was within, but
lis hacker. Hugh Iiehan, stipulated that
| the bout must be at catch weights. He
wag taken up with an alaCrity that must
have surprised him, and contest at
| twenty rounds WAS arranged al once.
Johnny EckhRrdt win referee the bout,
nEi a decision must bG rendered At the
| INIT Tickets and Information regarding
| the match NAV he obtained from Mr.
Eckhardt, at IS and 10 Centre street
| mis- city.
lust eN.rtly what John y. Johnson
he phenomenal CyClist, Is capable II is
IN unknown quantity best r'prcs 'n'el
| ~ huge Interrogation point. he
started Uut Yeste rduy to show the public
| hat his claimed record Of l.li 80 on the
rcrrs HArte Kite track WAS not a
bluff" Tho fast Waltham track was
te.I and gnGpfatnrg tnl1 that
johnson would lower his record OF 8 3-5
made last wc,h on tina, track Well
ne lowered II and broke every public
performance made on any track riding
the mile in HI from u hying start, He
made n show OF his paCemak RS on tn"
asst quarter. This record Is public
| me ana stands. His Indiana record
.as not recorded. as IL WIS made pri-
.atcly on n kite track paced hy horse
Harry Martin. the Hest-s!ae fighter,
! Who Is t. meet sam Bouu, thr colurri
| puEilist ~ brooklyn, In II finish NgHI
| 'o-morrow night, IL in splendid ronli-
| ton and is confident Of winning Tho
uen are to fight for $3.50 side and u
urse, with two-ounce gloves.
Lord Dunrdyens new cutter yacht
| Audrey now building at southampton.
| = craft which woul be classeI with
| the Wasp anl iloriHna under the RAJ
| UL rules prevalent ON this side Of IN.
| h'E pond. She Will he launuhcd shortly
| hmcricap EAtChSwrn wouI welcome y
| visit from the Earls smaller vessel, and
he would ind many OppOTt uultlCs 10 pit