The evening world., 1894-06-05

Brooklyn. will be held In private In
about ten days. 1t will be at 100 pounds,
for 800 a side and a purse of 500.
The st. George Athletic Club will hold
It's sixth annual games at the grounds
In Weehaw vixen. N. j., IN Wednesday,
July 4. Entries are pouring in daily,
and II Is thought this years games will
surpass all previous competitions. Al
10 o'clock A. NJ. a cricket match will be
played. which will be followed with a
baseball game and field sports. In the
afternoon the following events will b.
decided: loO-yard. handicap: 3o0-yard
run, 6oO-yard run, haif-mile run. novice;
mile run. handicap; one
mile. bicycle race, novice. and an OBJ
stacle race.
pionship games of the Amateur Ath
letic Union will close with James Il.
Sullivan. at 241 Broadway, June 25: The
games VIII be held at he New Jersey
lowing events will be decided: 1oo-yard
dash, putting the ~16-pound shot,. run
ming high Jump, Sso-yard walk, throw
l26-yard hurdle. throwing ]5s.pound
weight, running broad jump and one
mile IN. The prizes will be the g
1 Winner "A; A. silver y; med Medal Go 10 medal nssSnd to s the
bronze medal to third. in each event.
The West Side Athletic Club have
given the Spaulding Literary Union the
privilege OF using their track whenever
the mber desire.
Walter Edgerton. 1.-The Kentucky Rose
bud was to have met Benny Peter
son. a promising young feather-weight,
before the Southwark Athletic Club last
night, but the bout did not, a ke place,
could come to terms. The Rosebud
spared three lively rounds with Jack
McPhillips instead.
Again is the lOO-yard record of 10 sec
onds fiat. established as a fact, this time
are doubling Thomases who state that
the time Is a physical impossibility.
Some of them figure 1t out In a peculiar
style OF logic. too.
Rarely is a p@retties yacht race seen
buoy betweet VIII Ellsworth's double
ce%ntreboard cat Mary and H.. w.
Hanan's .Almira The former sailed the
onds more than her competitor. but a
remeasurement may allow her this. The
handicap of 40 seconds at the start VIII
probably prove too much for the
Cowman's new sloop Freydah, which
was to ave outsailed everything In the
bay, Is still In Solheim & Abramson's
basin, unable. IT is said. to carry her
nearly everything below her water line
that could be put there. including an
assortment of fins. bulbs. hanges and a
centreboard. A pair of outriggers might
help her out.
The first Of the new 2l-foot class of
sloops, built for w. Butler Duncan, tr.
Of this city, was tried at '3ristol yester-
and may sail in the Larchmont regatta
on Saturday.
Bicyclist G. NJ. Murphy Explains his
collision with Taxis and Taylor in the
Plainfield races. In which the former
man says he was the victim Of a con-
spiracy between Welles and Titus, by
whichd the pole was to be held by either.
the other guarding the position ny turn.
ing out should another rider undertake
to secure the inside position by passing
outside. Something OF this sort was once
said by a prominent horsepower regard
ing a big stake event, but 1t never came
to anything.
The great wrestling match between
Duncan c.. Ross, champion a%ll-round
athlete of the world, and Ernest Roe
takes place at the Academy of Music,
next Monday night. is creating a great
deal OF interest In the sporting IRA
I ISrn'' Since Sot the % police iceS put 1i'T a stop to box
ing, the sports of this vicinity have
not had anything to keep them specu,
latinS, as it were; THIS match z6 has
iierce exhibition-thoroughly scientific
in it's way--but nevertheless an exhibit
ton hat will beyond all doubt prove as
hold is not barred. This will go a
long way towards making the struggle
e ss,,ns the is un W g,ants to m s.ate 'p tbat
every German in the city Is with Roe
Der. He Is their favorite and they will
back him, but besides this. he will have
roofing for him when the struggle
begins. The Italians are against Ross,
because they. think that Chevalier
broadsword contest at the Garden last
Fall. Martin Julian. who has charge
of the affair, says the. Academy won't
be large enough to hold the crowd next
Monday night.
Association of the University of Penn
sylvania yesterday. w. d. Osgood ow-
cred the two-mile bicycle record to bm.
los. George w. orion lowered the
half-mile run. his time being Pm. los.
The Summer football practice OF the
Yale Varsity candidates for positions
back of the line will commence at TRAY
ers islam on Sept. 3 and last until the
18th. The following men will be present:
F. s. Butterworth. 80: s. r. Thorne. '96
r. Armstrong;. '95: p. s. Stillman. '@:
G. r. Adee. '95: C. s. Morris. 80. s.: Lee,
'95: c. De Witt, 90: A. NJ. Drummond.
94,S.
The ATLANTA Wheslmen. Of Newark.
n. j., at their regular meeting last
night, passed resolutions denouncing
the fast riding Of cyclers through the
city streets, and requesting the authori-
ties to look into the matter.
James Corbett has returned to London.
In an interview with a representative OF
The Sportsman he said: II will fight
Jackson for the best prize offered. / do
not see why / should tight in London for
1900 while l am offered 1900 in Jack
sonville."
Al a meeting of the Amateur Athletic
Union. the committee having charge OF
the annual outdoor championships
were instructed to obtain propositions
for holding this meeting. which has
haap Schaduled for Sent X Tho copdi-