The evening world., 1894-06-12

Twenty-seventh street and Second ave
entertainment viii be devoted to the
erection Of u training track.
Supt. Duffy, OF the New York Athletic
club, says that the games on Saturday
were the most successful the club has
held IN three years.
The Flushing Athletic Club will hold
games on the club grounds neNt Satur-
day. beginning at = T.. NJ. In the even
ing a dance will be given in the Clubs
gymnasium.
Boil Fitzsimmons will be given a bene-
nj at Caledonia Park. in Newark, n. j.,
tonight; by sporting people OF that city.
Newark's police officials declare they
VIII not permit boxing.
Percy 9uimby is anxious to walk Ed
Tor N,OW or $500 a side.
Frank Craig. the Harlem Coffee
cooler has added another victory to
his list by defeating Bill Slavin in the
CITY Athletic Club at Minneapolis last
night. Craig's manager wants to arr
range a fight with Dan Creedon before
The assent of the Yale Undergradu-
ates having been given In an enthusias-
nc meeting at New Haven last night.
the University team will be sent to meet
Oxford's athletes. Grounds have been
procured for the contests and a formal
letter or invitation is now on its way to
Travers Island last Saturday brought
him to the fore. will replace Sanford i'm
the 10O-yard and quarter-mile sprints.
The team will leave for England jun 20.
Neither the Yale nor Harvard Variety
crew have done any fast work on the
Thames as yet. The date OF the race
Will be settled in a meeting between rep
resentatives of both colleges on Thurs
day.
Even money only is offered on the
Cornell-University Of Pennsylvania race
TO- be roWed Fridayson the Delaware.
careful and conscientious training.
A live bird match will be held to-day
at Morristown Driving Park between
teams from Morristown and Paterson.
crank Glass, champion wing shot OF
New Jersey, will shoot on the Morris
town team.
Johnny Glynn, Of Wilmington, bested
Joe Bateman. of Washington. last night
side the latter city, for a purse Of $3.50.
Each mar weighed about lis pounds.
The Regatta Committee of the Middle
ing last night in the Hotel MARI
borough, admitted the Orion Rowing
and Athletic Association to member.
ship. The cup offered for senior four
Passaic. July IA. was not accepted, that
event not being on the programme.
Although the project to establish the
Ieconic Country Club is but n month
porated and will open the doors of a
magnificent clubhouse tomorrow,
Shinnecock Inn has been secured by the
progressive House Committee, together
with the surrounding cottages, arording
accommodations for at least fifty peo-
pie, The loca ton is admirable, having
facilities for tennis, golf. hunting,
yachting, bathing. boating n fishing.
was given before Judge Lawrence in
and Jack McAulire were on the wit.
ness stand to show how great a diner
glove contests. The latter game is az
harmless as lawn tennis. according to
the testimony. Dunn said the exhaus-
ton OF principal Is Cue more to dodg-
which will no doubt be generally CON
Seded In the case of some of the ghost
uanceTS.
Sunday at City Island, bet ween J. ].
Miller, Of the National Athletic Club,
aand Richard Ambrose. of Brooklyn. for
at the tape by a foot. Time-I0 As
of. the amateur f"a% Rthletie E Eamies
which will be held July l.,
e esfims event to- owing 5e to ,h very TACT in .ssi
each contestant viii receive ere, credit 'f for
his performances. and there will be no
disqualihcations. Many prominent ath-
i iT't their M' Iln ssmpf F. G. %f Puf 9re s sBBeo eham,
pion hurdler. has gone into training at
Bergen Point, p v. Con. c: T. Buch.
event worth Witnessing. The follow,
ing are the events in the order in which
they VIII be given: loo-yard run, putting
pole vault for height, i2O-yard hurdle
nen aights, 3 feet 8 INCHES high, throw
ming broad Jump, one-mile run.
Championship the New Jersey a. G.
Will give several bicycle races. There
VIII be one and two mile handicap BIZ
cycle races and "A two-mile scratch race
for the championship OF Hudson Coun-
W, ENTRIES close with James Il. Sui
Ivan. 21 Broadway. June %. An en-
trance fee of 81 will be charged each
man for the championship events, and
for the bicycle races so cents for each
event.
An open lawn tennis tournament will
be held by the New Jersey Athletic
Club on the club grounds at Bergen
Point. n. j., beginning June 30. Prizes
will be awarded to winner and runner
up in each event, the contest to be
under United States La n Tennis Asso-
citation rules. Play will begin June 20
at . p. NJ, and on July 2 and 3 at 1 p.
NJ. Finals will be played July 4 at 2 p.
NJ. Entrance fee In singles. 81; in dou-
bles, 81 per team. Entries close June
2S with sydney l.. Smith. N. ]. A. C.,
Bayonne, n. j..
After an unsatisfactory four-round
bout In st. John. n. b., last night. Dick
o Brien. OF Lewiston. Me, offered 10
meet Jack Power, OF 81. John. to a FIN
ish for 5000.
G.. n. Lapham. 'e5. OF Kent's Hill, Me,
has been elected captain OF the Wes-
leyan baseball team for next year. lap
ham has played left field on the Varsity
nine for three years. and has q record
/ of having made hut two errorn during