The evening world., 1894-06-11
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The Pastime Athletic Club will hold
ito annual Summer games on their club
grounds at the root OF Sixty-sixth street
and East River. July 25.
From the st. George Athletic Club are
entered the following sprinters for the
games of the New Jersey Athletic Club
on July 4: j. II. Still. jr., F. w. Nickson.
Il. c. Woodruff. w. G. French, C. Duvall
and J. Youngel. They have started train
ing on the club grounds. in Weeaawken.
n. J.
The Raphael Athletic Club Is making
arrangements for a cross-country run on
July I.
The Cathedral Athletic Club has Sc
cured the Fordham Athletic Club grounds
for the annual members games. which
Will be decided o. July 7.
The wavcrly Boat Clubs regatta, which
will be sailed on the Hudson River next
Saturday, will probably surpass all pre-
vIous regattas OF the club. The Club
tnrew open it's clubhouse on Saturday
for inspec ion by the women friends OF
the members.
a DDOl WHICH hdS betiI III
progress among the members of the
Cathedral Athletic club at the club-houes,
~ East Fiftieth street. for the last three
weeks ended on. Saturday night. Mr..
Leahy was the winner. Tne prize VIII be
presented tonight.
The Lafayette and Amsterdam Wheel
men have sent IN their entries to Secre-
tary Schier for the meet Of the Green.
wich WhccImen. which VIII be held at
nII
These gentlemen have been posted for
membership IL the Larchmont Yacht
Club; Thomas Rowe, q. A. Glaenzer. {.
L. Knoblach and r. =, Roosevelt jr.
p. c. Fuller has been elected Secre-
tary OF the New Rochelle Yacht club.
The ninth annual regatta of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club is set for June 30.
The Myndert Starin Will be used as a
boat fer the guests. ana Rear Conno.
dore Jabez Harris's Ola Will be used by
the judges
Eugene Lamhden. Of New Rochelle,
was elected member OF the Governing
Club ut its meeting Saturday night,
and the Governors admitted nine new
members.
C. p. Buchanan's steam launch will 60
into commission next Saturday and fly
the Larchmont Yacht Club colors.
The schooner-yacht Arethusa went
WIZ Whann. e0'fi'S President Of the village OF
Pelham Manor. Is her owner.
The Governing Committee of the New
Rochelle Rowing Club b,l held I, meeting Sn,5G
George l.. Todd, H. Pike. jr.. w. r.
Siebrecht and S. c; Baldwin were
elected members. capt. u. Il. Pinckney
to the Middle States regatta In July
next.
A contest of uncommon interest is
promised tonight at the Academy OF
Music, when Duncan c. Ross and Ernest
Roeber meet in a mixed Graeco- Roman n
and catch-as-catch-can wrestling match.
as ii they are both unusually powerful. it
should be veritably meeting of Titans.
Ross is larger and heavier than
Rosber but that 1aet the is carman no
three falls in five. and Ross Is said
70 be confident t., that 1St he will rip three
Waived r ali obteetions to the "strangie''
grip, and II this merciless and vicious
hold 10 utilized somebody. will stand a
mighty excellent CnanCe OF Bettlng hurt
The contest will begin at s o'clock
1t has been long time since tiptor
wrestling match has taken place in this
city. and for that reason alone to.
nights affair at the Academy has en-.
listed the attention Of the sporting
fraternity to nm unusual degree. If the
Academy show Is n success, II Is or
the cards that a series Of championship
bouts will be inaugurated.
Reader of the Sporting Extra.-Tht
side OF a coin bearing the date Of coin
age Is the head.
w. F.. A.-The Yale-Harvard Varsity
race will probably be rowed on the las
Thursday. Friday or Saturday of thi.
month. The New London Board o.
Trade and the representatives of the col
lege navies have not yet definitely set
tied upon the date.
]. w.-You are compelled to bea
trumps only. under the circumstances.
| ]. Il. LIN a mixed bout in St. Lou
May rs. 1890. Evan Lewis secured tw,
| falls from Ernest Roeber, the latter hav
Ing won the first fall Of the bout. TIL,
strangle hold was barred In the rules 70
that match.
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