The evening world., 1894-06-09
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

LIE fhNOnih taCnt SluD lnaukuTdttb y
series OF catboat races tomorrow after
noon, open to cabin boats under twenty
three feet belonging to any organized
yacht club In the United States. The
course Is Off the clubhouse at Communi-
paw. 70 and around Robbins Reef bell
buoy. to be sailed over twice. N. Y. Y.
II. A. measurement rules will govern the
-aces. and a special prize Is offered 10y
Vice-Commodore +. NJ. Randall. The
second race OF the series will be given
on June "a.
In tire third annual Berkshire relay bi-
cycle race yesterday the record over he
course from North Adams to Sheffield
and .eturn was beaten by nearly thirty
minutes. The distance is 1903 miles, and
recent rains had left the roads muddy.
returned In six hours and fourteen min
utes.
Cape May will ave a composite base
ball team this Summer. II will be made
Princeton. New grounds have been
leased. and the following, players are ex-
RPs Pasted 6 to alIR% inlay r ''KqooRs, f MeKsmn!f.
Ramsdell and Humphrey. of Princeton;
Reese, Coogan, Thomas and Blakely, OF
the University, Of Pennsylyania; Priest.
The eighth annual games Of the New
York Letter-Carriers' Association Will
be held, as usual, on July 4, at Lion
and Columbus avenue The contests
will be under A. A. U. rules. and all but
four events are open handbags. The
games will be started at +. NJ. and
handicap; 220-yard dash. handicap; 40
yard run. handicap; one-half,mile run,
handicap: one-mile run. handicap: 100,
bremen Of his city,; 'eo0-yard run
scratch, for members; 22o-yard hurdle.
handicap: one mile walk; postal EN-,
medals will be given to winner n
Entries closes Wednesday, June q, with
is John 1t street, and John McGrath, Post:
Office Station J, 2l7 West One Hundred
and Twenty-hfth street. The officers in
charge will be: 8. d. See, starter; L. G..
Carter. Handicapped.
Yale's Varsity crew Is now CHARTERED
at Gales Ferry, above New london.
having arrived Yesterday afternoon With
paraphernaiia Work will be commenced
on the Thames to-day. Bob Cook ana
Sherwood d. Ives will take charge to-asy
VARSITY contest. The Freshman crew
will go into quarters mex Saturday.
Harvard's Varsity crew is expected on
the Thames to-day, taking up their old
quarters at Red Top" Nelson perH ms
as Col. Bancroft and Harry Reyes may
be able to spare time to give. 1t IS
nous Union Springs seIl,er ana Yis,t GTrhg The
crew has been together only two weeks;
as now made up. and a good bit OF
smoothing is expected to pc 5e,1 towse heee
one, height s foet . inches. weight $50 pounds
No. 7-E II. Fennessey. 'ss, Boston; age twsns
ty-one. height S feet ION inches ~e'sh' loo
No. 81. Davis. -. Boston: age twenty-five,
height y -. 8 feet q l s '1ss : sslsA Is. ~ BOSTON, sS%na; az. TWEEN
~: heish! 6 feet weight i7s pounds Sos,n, ,,, mine.
teen. S1, s tIh; T. : feet rS"n 10 inches. s weight iiso pounds.
No. ak. Ii. Lewis, 'ss. boston; ase twenty.
heish, ! { fee. 10 inches. Weigh, ,ss pounds .,.
ty:two. height 5 fee! : inches, weight lss pounds.
h, sss.,' I fee, : 'n n 4 fo TsssA' .s r. R Rs9ina'' France
age nineteen. height s feet sh Inches. weight
substitute-r. Davis. Ir.. rs. New York; .g:
twenty-ons. height s feet 10 inches, weight III
pounds. =, .
y; sse twenty-five. height 8 feet II inches
"s sah.,,t tut pISn' n. Wilson. "a. Medford. Mass. ;
age twentv-one. height 6 feet 1 inch. weight 1863
pounds ,
feet 10 inches: weight. 1853 pounds.
The st. George Athletic Club was to
have held a set OF open games on its
grounds In Weehawken on July 4. but
at a recent meeting Of the Club 1t was
sometime In August.
Bill Slavin. in a letter to a friend IN
this city, states that he Is in splendid
condition for his match with Frank
which takes place before the Twin City
Athletic Club on Monday night
The Smith, Ryan fight will take place
in Minneapolis on Aug. 2s, Smith being
signed to fight at l42 pounds.
Billy Madden is in Minneapolis trying
Of England. mi Paddy Cummings. OF
saltwater.
AK Harris, who Is matched a to >, fsh T.
being trained by Charley White.
Two Elizabeth boxers had a fight In
a freight car of a morning train yester-
day. The door was open and n OF
them. George Turner. went through II
headlong, landing on the opposite track
with a fractured skull. A locomotive
was stopped within a few inches OF the
fallen pugilist. A bout in a balloon
might possibly prove more dangerous.
As a result Of p%rotracted deliberation
by the Racing Board Of the L. A. W..
the following wheelmen have been
placed in class b for violation of rules
governing class A; F. j.. Titus. New
York: w. w. Taxls, Philadelphia; c.
NJ. Murphy. Brooklyn: w. H.. Wells.
Brooklyn; H. C. Tyler. Springfield: A.
Silve, Port Richmond: W. c. Sanger,
Milwaukee; James Levy. Chicago: f.
g; Graves, SPrinEheld; II. 4. Citizens
A. Donnell. York. Me-: Watson Cole
man, Springfield. and NJ. F. Carter
Baltimore.
Alfred Burkhardt and William Donnel,y
are to swim from the Shelter House. foo
Of the Boulevard, Coney Island. u the
bell buoy OFF Coney Island for 500 a side
N June II.
CYRUS VI. FIELD DEAD.