The evening world., 1894-06-18
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Holy Cross Lyceum will be represented
in the games of the Archdiocesan Union
on July IA by Il. Mullins and F. Hunder-
ford. 1OO-yard dash and broad jump w.
Hallahan, one mile bicycle race; NJ. Muir
ply. shot putting; J. King and w. Chez
vers, quarter-mlle run and 220-yard hur-
die race; J. White. one-mile run; J. Glea-
son. high jump; J. Murphy. one-mle
run. and p. B-esnan. one-mile bicycle
race.
Jack McDonough, NJ. r. King T. j.
Moynahan and A. ]. Walsh, the sprln-
ters of the Xavier Athletic Club, are
| training for the games of the Archdio-
cesan Union.
jumper Of Ireland. has become a MEM
Der of the Holy Cross Lyceum.
The Raphael Athletic Club expects to
cesan Union games with the following
men: j. Wilson, j. Higgins and McCar-
thy. They Will run In the mile and half
mile races.
At a meeting of Holy Cross Lyceum
Committee, 1t was decided to hold a set
Of members games on the excursion OF
the club, which takes place on July 10.
Billy Murray the west side fighter,
will leave for Chicago next week, to
make arrangements FOR a finish fight
with Jack Barry. the Chicago bantam
weight fighter.
draw" to his record. He met Frank
Erne, who got decision over him last
! Winter, Saturday night, In the Buffalo
Academy of Music. The contest was for
ten rounds.
| The meeting OF Bob Fitzsimmons and
Joe Choynski in the Boston Theatre
tonight is regarded as among the i'm
number OF New Workers have gone on to
see the bout. and sentiment Is about
equally diyid"d as to the a,I1er, merits OF the
| Lanky Bob have never met in an en-
counter they have battled against the
same men, and all sorts Of lines" are
counters. The manner In which Bob
put Jim Hall to sleep Is taken as an in
ma tch for Choynski. While Fitz was
training for the Maher bout, at Bay ST.
Louis, Joe frequently spared with him:
rounds. the winner to take Is per cent.
Of the net receipts.
! Among the entries received up to date
for the thirteenth annual race meet OF
the Kings County Wheamen on June 80
are II. NJ. Allen, who finished second in
the Irvington- Milburn road race; f. J.
Titus. of the, Riverside Wheelmen, and
Vi Eli Mes ali OF entened ehe hs for cass SGsnK
events; Raymond Mcdonald, of the Riy-
erslde Wheelmen, and Messrs Beckwith
neemen msne wha of with ihe ride knEa n cass cGGanty
events. Messrs. Murphy and Taylor
viii be present, and the, Elizabeth Ath-
Wheelmen have promised to send their
flyers.
July is the date fixed for a special
American Yacht Club regatta for naph,.
tina launches and steam yachts; 1t will
be over n course of eight nautical miles
with turn, and special prize Is Of
fered for the fastest time over the
course. without time allowance. The
start will be off Milton Point. at p. NJ.
Entries close at l p. NJ. on the day Of
the race.
the Columbia Yacht Club will be sailed
on Thursday, starting from stakeboat
off the clubhouse at Eighty-sixth street,
| North River at 1880 A. NJ. The start
will he a flying one. and the course is to
Yonkers and return. Forty-one yachts
are entered in the various classes.
Open regattas will be held on sstur-
| uay next ny tne SsaWaHlldRa
and Douglaston Yacht Clubs. Both will
be over Sound Courses. The Seawan-
haka offers special prize for H-footers.
The meeting of of the u Harlem Re Regatta sts,
charges against rlen not properly en-
tered on Memorial Day viii be held mex,
Friday evening In the Wyanoke Boat
Club house.
A French yachtsman. NJ. de Chaban.
nes, has had an aluminium yacht built
for racing In open English regattas. She
sions with the Herreshoff fin Dakotah
! which has lately set the Brltons wild
.. with chagrin.
Chairman Raymond, OF the Nationa
Racing Board of the League OF Ameri
, can Wheelmen, has accepted the invita-
, tion of the Greenwich, Wheelmen I,
, referee the match race between w. ID
Outerbridge, the champion OF bermuda
and Fred TITUS. of the Riverside Wheel
, men, at the Greenwich Wheelmen's gae,
/ meet. at Manhattan Field on Saturday
MIR. Raymond viii also referee the othe
races, and will hold the watch on Johi
$. Johnson's attempt to lower tn
worlds one-miie record Tor Quarter
champions trial against time Is success
full, he will be sure to receive ofiicia
| credit for the performance.
| The New Jersey AtnletlC SluD iS Ger
tainly to be commended for the manne
In which II is endeavoring to .populariz
! amateur sport. The Fourth of Jul.
: portant fixture. The all-around cham
: pionship OF the Amateur Athletic Unioi
! IL to be held that day, and among th
\ prominent men who will try for cham
a pionship honors are II. w. Con-, tn
G present champion; A. G.. Mooney VIII,
e has made reputation for himself II
5 Ireland during the last few weeks; +
: &, Puffer OF the New Jersey A. c., tn
l champion hurdler; G. \. Buchholz. tn
: well-known all-arourd man of the L
t. OF p: II. Il. Foster, of San Francisco
). and several others who are not quite s.
prominent. II will he necessary 70
, the contestants TO take part in tel
= events, as follows. and in the, orde
y pound shot, runnlng high jump SsO-yar
I walk, throwing l6-pound BANNER, pol
I vault for height, l2O-yard hurdle Itei
e lights. 5 feet s inches high throwin
e 56-pound weight for distance, running
s broad jump and one-mile run. Durin
: the afternoon there will be open athleti
games, and II Is expected the following
events will have n large entry; l00-yar
= run, 220-yard run, 4iO-yard run, $50 var
o run, three-mile run tall handicap TIL
o bicycle races are to be one mile an
3 two miles, handicaps, open to riders 4
h Glass A, and a two-mile scratch rae
q for residents OF Hudson County only
i and team race between teams iroI
e Wheelmen. Among the tennis player
d great interest is being taken In tn
a. tennis tournament, comprising men
singles and doubles The finals wi