The evening world., 1894-06-13
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The Clipper Athletic Club will hold o
midsummer boxing tournament in the
clubhouse, One Hundred and Seventh
street and Lexington avenue, the latter
part Of this month. The weights will
be 12o and 1876 pounds. II the tourna.
fment proves successful they will hold
nelpe every year.
49,.
Matt Hanley, 120-pound champion OF
Vermont has been in England trying to
get on match. but did not succeed.
He is willing to fight any man In
America at 1lS pounds for purse oil
M. r. Sweeney, the champion high
games before those of the Archd!ocesan
Union on July IA. 4. 1.
9 Gustaf Rydberg called at r; 4. FoX,,ss
any man in America from the greatest
height for $500 or 500 a side.
jerry Barnett. the Fourth Ward
the Olympic to ciaS b,m of New
Bobby Dobbs, who styles himself the
champion colored lightweight of the
any-yon Who wishes to meet him for
200 a side and the largest purse Of
fered by any club.
George Reynolds. the lightweight
Rugilist. 10 looking for fight with any
sS-pound man in this city.
w. f. Carter, the racing man of Bal
3imore has entered the one-mile scratch
land the one-mile handicap races In the
ubg race meet of the Greenwich wheel
linen at Manhattan Field on June o.
II Brooklyn wheelmen have broken away
from the Metropolitan Association of
Cycling Clubs and have formed an indie
pendent leSgue, the organization of
which was completed Yesterday. The ,he
dent, eeorse ". stebbins. Brooklyn BIZ
cycle Club; Secretary; f Walter H lew
ford Bicycle Club; Executive COMMITTEES
Nv. o. Tate, Montauk Wheelmen; Rob
srt L. stillson South BroSkiyn Mheel
Club; Fred. Hawley, Kings County
Wheelmen; William Nash, South Brook
lXp Wmssimen; Il ,a Dspon M Mrsep0It
i Wheeimen: William II. Roberts, Kings
County Wheel9aen..
The. Dauntless eigbt-oared crew; of
this city, will row Cornell's Freshmen
crew on Lake Cayuga. near Ithaca,
June 10.
A meeting Of the Harlem Regatta As,
ISOLATION will be held at the Grand
Hotel Friday evening at 80 oGlGsk
ence Of all representatives at o'clock.
rs business of Importance will be trans
"a acted.
The third annual regatta of the Green
! tyilie Yacht Club will be held on satur-
course. Clubs comprising the New York
Yacht Racing Association are eligible
to san. and their entries are solicited.
Rules of that Association will govern,
and a. prize is offered in each of the
four classes provided for. They are as
follows: Class A. cabin cats; Class b,
cats, is feet and under 20 feet; Class
D, open cats under Is feet. Entries close
q June IS with c. d. Mcclellan, 2 Pearsall
yavenue.; Jersey City;
Only Six boats sailed over the course
/ ~ the New Jersey Yacht Clubs regatta
! ere entered. The race was held in
!, he upper and lower bay with start and
ihnish at Liberty, Island; 7 was drift,
S %lna. Bertha 3. and T Caroline We're
winners.
] The annual dinner Of the Atlantic
EYacht Club to its flag officers was given
Z last night at the clubhouse, Fifty-ffth
= street, South Brooklyn. Thomas l.; Ar
tees, presided, the guests Of honor being
Sanford and Rear-commodore Ketchum,
A long list of entries for the Elizabeth
H Athletic Club Cyclers' race meet on Sat
n urday afternoon includes many we'll
s known amateur wheelmen. The entries
are limited to Glass T. men, and hot
race is looked for between Willis and
Jewelers.. The meet will be held in the
~ New Jersey State Fair Grounds, at Wa
veriy. N. j.. beginning at $50 r. NJ.
Joe Fernandez. of New Orleans, won
hght with Billy yo JSrdan n,i in the Fras
- the fifth round Jordan. was knocked out
by blow that sent HIM into the wings
4 In the State Game Association shooting
contests at Utica yesterday, Bartlett
1cMurcha, Toilet and Kelsey made q
elean score at twenty-five king birds
each. The tournament Is open to all citi
Gems of the State.
The Harvard crew Is receiving favora
pie comment from people who are watch
Ing the practice work on the Thames
3oach. continues his old-time policy OF
nnnouncing that the New Haven crew
ut ghost of a chance. The Thame.
2f-e viii be marked this year by white
p with figures Of black
Coaches woodruff and Courtney an
ence that the y. of p. and the Cor
crews Ts,I.s are in the finest possible fettl'
eborate arrangements have been mad,
"a floating stands will line the rive
pm the starting. point to the finish a
BRETON Inn. A ball at the Inn will b,
wen In the evening
MISS HERNDON WEEDS AGAIN