Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-15
Out-of-Door Sports.
THE AMERICAN u,r,,xsy .,p,.r

ID.
eaoie dispatch from London saws. I,errishss
score oi tuesday, Ss out OF a possible IS, IN the
competition for the snider" Association cup.
mas been beaten. In the ST Ieyer competitsoY,
at the 300 yards range Farrow and Rstheone
mace 4s each out OF possible So Scott ana
dudley made - each, and Gerrish ana Brown as
Wind increased when the shooting was proceed
lag In the "Curtfs and Harvey" prize compeii.
llon al l,o"e yards. Out OF possible IS scott
made 80 and Farrow 20. In the "Halford" prize
competition, 1900 yards, out OF possible 50
Jackson has the top score. Is. Sir Henry HaIror,f
has received telegram from Col Gildersieeve,
can team as BODY, not 10 the action OF
individual nembelS. This is considered
satisfactory. as IL Will stop the attempts
of Colonel Bodine and Major Leach to pre-
tween Sir Henry Halford's and Gen. Hawley'S
teams The Americans Will now decide upon
the composition OF their team with View OF
success In the match. Rathbone says that
while his previous objections are removed. he
viii Dot shoot 10 the exclusion OF Dudley and
Gerrish. who came for the purpose, or Jackson,
Lairc or Rockwe ell who had not the opportun.
Iy 10 shoot al Dollymount Rathbone vester-
day scored - out OF a possible 25 in pool spoot-
lng. In the contests for the Graphic prizss. at
H0 yaIds Farrow scored 20 out OF a possible IS
This gives him about the second place so far
AT meeting OF the team executive committee.
consisting OF Hyde, Scott and Jackson. It was
decided to meet again on the alst TO agree upon
VIII have team practice on the 22d. Clarke.
Rathbone ana Fisher win leave Wimbledon on
the 22d. They believe q strong team can ba
selected without them.
RAss BALL
The following are yesterdays games:-At Bos.
ton, Norcesters 9, Bostons 3: at Cleveland.
Cleyelands 4: Chicagos |; at Buffalo, NY, Buf-
falos s. Cincinnatis 3; at Albany, NY. AlbanyS
4, RocheSters 10; at Troy, NY. Providence Z.
Troy City 2. The Providence players allege thas
one OF the Cleyelands cEt the ball In a recen
game, so as 10 get new one, thinking thereby
TO hit Bradley easier, rs the latter can do more
with SOFT ball than hard one The Cleve-
lands Stoutly deny this and say the ball was
stop OF the Nationals, has been playing poorly
lately, owing 10 sore hand, but the directors
said that he had received an offer from League
club, and they thought he was not trying &c
play. and accordingly he was fined 800 for in
suborctnation. He refused TO submit to such
treatment, and the directors, finding that they
had been too haSty, remitted the f1ne, and Nc
Clellan is again playing with the Nationals.
IN THB LAKE GEORGE IN. " REGATTA
the first trial heats in the two-miie race foI'
junior singles took place yesterday. :. y. Og-
den. OF Newark; w. b. Peet, of New York, and
Louis kuehle were the contestants. The water
was lumpy and in no condition for fast time.
The contestants finished as follows: huehle in
1875, Ogden 1!:22, Peet ll:27. The second trial
heat was won by John Foster. OF Hoeoken, y.
j., IN ll:13; F. L. Clarke, of New York. second,
ia 1881. The GolmaR brothers, amateur cham
pionS pulled over the course for the palr-oared
race In l0:lS. being the only crew entered The
double scull and other races viii De rowed. Ths
intercollegiate race. In which Columbia, Cniver-
Sfty OF Pennsylvania and Cornell wih partict-
pate. VIII take place TO morrow. Columbia II
the fayorite, and Pennsylvania takes second
place In the betting.