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

E.. s. Ramsdell, OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, who tied the 1O0-yard
intercollegiate record of ten seconds at
the championship games, and repeated
the performance at Philadelphia last
Monday. telegraphed his entry yester-
day to Capt. Baxter for the 100 yards
scratch race at the games OF the New
York Athletic club at Travcrs Island
next Saturday.
The n. Y. A. C.. pins its faith to II.
NJ. Allen In this event. who won the 10
yards handicap at the n. j. a. {. games.
Ramsdell will also have TO defeat again
II. 5. Patterson, who gave him such n
close race for the intercollegiate 100
Yards. Tie Harvard supporters Will
rely on s. NJ. Merrill. the quarter-of.a-
mile intercollegiate champion, VINO may
be benefited by this race, II being on
the turf, and his strength may enable
him TO gain a victory over the speedier
There is some excitement over the
team race between the Boston Athlatic
Association and the New York Athletic
strength forward in this event to make
amends for its defeat at Boston ~
February. In order that the men may
placed almost the nrst event on the
programme. Allen, Sanford. Gerard and
Brokaw will in all probability wear the
w c foot while the Boston men
Merrill, the quarter-of-a- mile intercol-
legiate Champion. r. +. keane, New
England auarter-of-a-mile champion; l..
pion. and either W. +. Garcelon. one OF
Harvard's fastest runners. or f.. w.
Lord, the speedy graduate Of the Massn-
chusetts Institute OF Technology.
NJ. F. Sweeney, OF the Navfer A. c..
sent in his entry at hte last minute for
the running high Jump handicap, 1t was
on the Travers Island turf that Sweeney
made his worlds record of 8 feet IA
inches.
The one-mlle handicap is likely to fur
F., Morgan have both entered and viii
again.
In the running broad jump T.. s. Rams
dell viii have rs his principal competi-
tors l., ?. Sheldon, Yale and n. Y. A. G.;
p. y: Floss. H.. A.. a. and II. a. A.. and
K; W. Soft: OF the \. j. a. u.
has entered in the weight events, but he
will have to improve considerably before
he can overcome such men as j. ).
Mitchell and George X. Gray. OF the n.
The half-mIle run. scratch. has re-
ceivcd, sixteen entries. INCLUDING G. XII
and second men in the intercollegiate
half mile. This will be hilratrIck's first
appearance as n member OF the N. Y. a..
feating j. O. Jarvis IL the Wesleyan men
should elect o Try for this event Instead
OF the mile. Winslow. the other y. !.
a. G.. crack, Is entered, but Is scarcely In
condition 10 defeat such fast men.
The Cathedral Athletic Club held a
special meeting last night Mt the clib-
house. IA East Fiftleth street. The Com
mittee on Games agreed to postpone the
members games from July 4 to July T.
Receiver Freedman. OF Manhattan
Field, has notified Secretary. James j..
Carroll, OF the Archdiocesan tnion, that
the arrangements proposed by the Union
Manhattan Field for the annual games
on July IA.
The Pastime Athletic Club has vacated
the club rooms at Slxty-ffth street and
Third avenue, having secured new quar-
tors on the ground at the foot OF East
unused, standing near the track, Is being
RENTED and renovated for use as a club
house. After an extension has been
added 1t will be n model c~lubIhouse,
containing reception, reading and billiard
rooms In addition to n locker-room and
the usual facilities Of track and training
quarters.
The memters Of tie Spau'ding Lit rary
Club are trying to arrange a set or am
Po'' '"''
Holy Cross Lyceum athletes are train
ing on the old Manhattan Athletic club
grounds, at Fifty-eighth street and
Sixth avenue. for the outdoor games In
which they are entered.
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold It's
second set OF members games on the
grounds at sixty-slxth street and East
River, Sunday !uly.i
IL Dt,- a.,, \ Ilrnll a.I - ~
Hollander Will represent the Pastime
Athletic Club in the New York Athletic
club games next satn'dSy: Rim
onds for the 5O-yard run at the games
of the Pastime 4. c: last Sunday.
Rosebud, and his trainer, Jimmy Nc,
Hale, arrived at Atlantic CRY last
night. 10 begin training for the fight
with George Dixon, which takes place in
In what was intended to be a twenty.
worth Kan) Athletic Club. last night,
OF L~.eavenw,orth, knocked H.. DE Evans,
welter-weight champion of the Pacific
coast. into insensibility in Pm. ?Ss. in the
first round. 1t was five minutes before
Evans regained consciousness
After poking around In fog and light
airs all the afternoon. the schooner and
! big sloop classes of the Atlantic Yacht
club found their way to the finish line
0 between s and 10 o'clock last night. Sc
E far as results go. the races amounted
70 nothing. but there was n heap of joll,
ity and a days outing for all hands.
A. j.. Drexel, OF Philadelphia, has sci
n fine example to American yachtsmen
His steam yacht Margarita VIII b
manned by a Yankee crew. from captain
to mess-boy. Capt. Dudley Brand. form,
t erly OF the Wanda, viii command hei
I and Capt. Sanford Miner. OF New Lon,
> don. will be chief officer.
&. Frank White has opened n boxing
D academy at 2lS West Forty-seconC
5 street, near Broadway. where he will
give lessons In boxing this Summer.
: A. B-With weights T. +. Kearney.
feet Sl-2 inches; without weights,
\ feet 3 l-2 inches, a. p. Schwaner.
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