The evening world., 1894-06-04
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

SFUhIING MISCEllANI ].
The Clipper Athletic Club IL trying to
secure Suffers Harlem River Park for
it's annual games, to be held the latter
part of this month.
Should Max Kane. the boxing instructor
Of the Romeyn Athletic Club. fail to get
On q match with Tommy Gilmartin. Of
h Raphael Athletic Club, he can be
accommodated by Jimmy Holmes. the
Fifth Ward fighter. Frank Stevenson.
hacker Of Holmes. will arrange a match
with Kane at 1876 pounds for $3.50 a side.
Johnny Millin. of the West Side Ath-
letic Club. is In Chicago trying to ar
nj a fight with Jimmy Barry at 100
pounds.
Charley Hammer, the 1%5o-pound boxer
Of the West Side Athletic Club. who
fought two draws with Jim Sullivan in
the Coney Island Athletic Clubs arena.
is looking for a match with a good man
at his weight, Jim Sullivan preferred.
Jack Levy, of England, is In SPLEEN
did condition for his go with Jack
O'Connor the Western bantam, which
takes place at the Olympic Club. Of New
Orleans. June a. The boys will fght at
the purse will be 1900. Levy will
leave for New Orleans o n Wednesday
with his hacker, Fred Merritt. The
E anne y Tt Gb,s be 30 matched itch Sef With til Jimmy
German, of Paterson. In the Olympic
Club in ten rounds on Saturday night.
A big feet Of the Hudson River Yacht
Club cOmDeted for DriZe9 Yesterday
afternoon In the first open regatta Of
the season. The races were sailed on a
twelye,miie Triangular S0prse, with
Ninety-second street. The winners were:
Class A.. Lottie: Class b. Henry Grey;
Class c, Ell Freda; Glass D. Clara s.;
Class E.. Pauline A.; Class F. Mosquito.
A Reader.-Godfrey and Denver Ed
Smith never fought, that we know OF.
Perhaps you mean the Denver Ed Smith
at the olympic Club. New Orleans.
March 3. 1898.
The proposed meeting between the
Yale and oxford athletic teams lends adj
ditional interest to the games Of the
New York Athletic Club. which will be
decided at Travers Island on Saturday
next.
e. II. Cady will have an opportunity
to measure his sprinting abilities
against Z. w. Allen. the auarter-mile
champion OF America III tne lIV-ydru
race. Capt, Baxter also expects that 4.
s. Ransdell. the winner Of the Inter
collegiate sprint races, will put in an
appearance for this event.
The one-mile team race between the
N. Y. A. c. and Boston A. A. teams
will give G.. L. Sanford, who Will repre-
sent the blue in the quarter mile against
oxford, anStheT oPRortpnqlty to race
defeated him in the intercollegiate
games. Sanford was unable to run for
Yale in the team race at the New Jer-
sey games on account OF a strain from
In the half-mile run W. s. Woodruff.
It Is expected, will try to redeem him
self for his defeat by C; Riipa'riekH; OF
20. Trainer Murphy is confident that
Woodruff will defeat the Albany run
ner, and the result OF the contest be-
especial Interest. as the half-mile has
been selected by oxford as the cut
event in the international meeting.
has entered in the ia6-yard hurdle race.
which, Is run at Travers Island on the
turf the same as In the English meet
ings. II Cady succeeds In defeating
champion, who has a record OF sixteen
seconds, II will reassure many OF the
Yale followers who are doubtful OF his
ability to perform well over a turf
l.. p. Sheldon. the representative of
Yale In the jumps. has entered the run
ming broad jump. scratch and running
high jump handicap. He and Il. b.
Bloss will fight their Yale-Harvard bat
tie again in the latter event. Sheldon
defeated Bloss at New Haven, and II
is doubtful IL either OF the college men
will be able to defeat Il. w. Con-. OF the
New Jersey A. c.
The performances OF all these men
will prove a good public trial,
especially In the events which are held
on the turf. as the well-kept grass at
Trayers Island Is almost equal TO that
OF the famous English turf course.
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