The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-29
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

At the Memorial Day games OF the
New Jersey A. c., there was an unfor-
tunate muddle in the half-mile novice
race. by which some of the contestants
were shut out. However, as this race
caused an endless amount OF talk among
the clubs and athletes In some quarters
the Trustees OF the New Jersey A. c.,
after consultation. decided that, in
order to show just how the Club felt in
the matter. they would present an extra
set OF medals to the dissatisfied men
who won the first heat. This is very
liberal Indeed on the part of the Club,
and no doubt the popular organization
at Bergen Point will make many friends
by this fair settlement.
George o. Jarvis. the intercollegiate %
champion, who 80 easily defeated George
Orion at Berkeley oval. on May So, 10
now n member of the New York A. c.,
and has sent In his entry for the Fourth
OF July games OF the New Jersey A. c.
Jarvis ID acknowledged to be the best
mile runner IN America, and his many
friends think that Notwithstanding the
fact that three miles is q little beyond
his distance, he will give Day the race Of
his life. Day has been In strict training
at Bergen Point. and expects ne will
nave no tTouDle Whatever III running I'D
to his reputation. Jarvis rs being trained
by Mike Murphy. at Travers Island.
All arrangements for the thirteenth
annual race meet Of the Kings County
Nheelmen at the Parkway Driving Club
and the affair promises to he huge
success. The entry list Is very large
there being 252 entries from 1871 riders
and all the prominent men will COM
q 40 to f~lN H.,A
mile novice. Glass A; one mile handicap.
Glass 3: one.-mile scratch, Glass a;
two-mile handicap. Glass B; two-mile
f.. j. Titus will ride one mile as an
eXhlbition In an endeavor to lower the
New, York State record of 2.04. Ray
rider, Will also ride an exhibition mile.
Among the well-known riders who will
BE- present E! ARE are +, G. Bald. F, J. Titus.
MURPHY H. a a. Alien M in M cIiss B. W. and I'd
Raymond Macdonald. i. 4. Bofinser.
+. L.. Blauyelt, 3. salmoa, the South
american rider; George c. Smith, Ray
W. ID. Osgood, in Class A. Six teams
have entered for the three-miie team
race, composed Of the fastest amateurs
In this section. After, the bicycle races
tween members of fhe Parkway Driving
club. To reach the grounds take ferry
at Battery for Bay Ridge, which con-
Reach routes, and get Off at King 5
Highway, where stages will be in readi-
tS o PEOPLE direct to The
Goney Island trolley cars to King 5
Highway or trolley or elevated cars to
Flathush or Franklin avenue stations.
connecting with the Manhattan Beach
ana prospect and Coney Island roads.
T.,
! Bolan,. a colored pugilist, OF Brooklyn,
We're to have fought finish fight last
nisht. About 100 sports who had the tip
ton OF seeing the mil. The sports tspf how
ever. were Informed there that. the fight
was not to be on, the square" and the
IEii,nr was that the Sc head they were
few of them. however, did not believe
the story, and Clipped in the, fee. After
waiting until nearly u o'clock the fight
$50 n the house and they at once refused
To- go on The fight was postponed until
July 10.
letic Club, and Tim Murphy, the ex-ama-
teur champion lo6-pound boxer Of this
city VII meet in finish fight next Mon
ounce gloves at ii6 pounds for a purse Ts
OF 5000, McCue is training at the West
Side Athletic Club; under the direction
| OF bllly AHedrn, Wnlle JACK Kenny, the
| ex-light-we!ght champion, Is training
Murphy at the Clipper Athletic Club, OF
| Harlem.
Receiver Freedman. OF Manhattan
| Field has notified James j. Carroll, Sec.
rotary OF the Archdiocesan Union that
| beginning on Saturday, all the athletes
who are to participate in the games OF
the Union can train on Manhattan
| Field.
| A general committee. consisting of one
| delegate from each club In the Archdio-
cesar Union. win hold a meeting to-mor.
row night IN the Cathedral clubhouse
IA East Fiftieth street, to report prog
Manhattan Field. on July IA