Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24
Out.Of.DOOr Sports,


THE ARLINGTON BICYCLE CLUB RACES.
The first annual race of the Arlington Bicycle
club comes eff June 80. at Iowa circle, at $50
p n. There will be short parade, leaving
Arlington headquarters, Sl3 10th street north.
west, 4:3O p. m. sharp, ana proceeding by way
OF the principal streets to the circle. where the
following races will take place: One quarter
mile. one mile. and 100 yards slow race for club
members only; one mile to beat 305, and two
miles, free TO all, and one half mile for boys on
rubber tyIed machines.
BOAT RACES TO MORROW.
There viii be race on the Potomac to NOR
row evening, commencing at $3.50. IC win be
from in front OF the Analostan boat-house to
will be between ten-oared barge of the Ana
lOstan Cub and an eight Dared barge OF the
Columbia Club. The following are the crews:
Colunbia-Ktntner, E. B. ODDS, VIM. Brace,
with Capt. ". q; Gibson coxswain. The Ana.
lostan barge will be manned as follows: Mad
dox, Robinson, l. Klmball 1r, Pairo. Marshall,
Wright, EDDY. W. A. McKenny and Hatch,
with Howard Goodrich captain.
There viii be an Interesting boat race on the
Eastern Branch at O'Clock tomorrow evening
between narrow double SOUL working boats for
citizens prize and an entrance fee from each
boat There have been three crews entered
and more are expected to enter uO-night. The
crews that have entered are Messrs. Ennis aud
Nicholson, Lewis and Mansfield, Smith and
POSey. The race course Is from the navy yard
bridge to the Baltimore ard Potomac railroad
bridge and return. distance of two and
quarter miles by actual measurement.
The Potomac Boat Cluo is doing Its utm ,st to
regatta. july 9Th, than i did last o:tooer on
the Potomac Snns Except + l. Cropey the Old
ley Is as good stroke oar as can be found In
| this city. The crew out yesterday consisted OF
Cropley stroke; Morgan, 8; Bailey, 2. aad
| OF the old crews, In which figured McBlair,
| Jones, CoughliD, Truax and Randall, but Is
inspired with confidence In the result OF the
| above regatta. The POtomac9 will bring back
more than one prize, II Mr.. Kennedy does not
oyer-estimate his men.
| SPORTING NOTES.
| the nrst feature In the third day Of the tour
| nanent OF the New York State Sportsmen's as
| ISOLATION at Brighton Beach yesterday was the
competition for the prize on the ties rema! alag.
J: Lapgcoke won the first, value 500; L. A.
Causmnler the second, value SIS. In the sec ,nd
contest c. Lucknow won the first and c. Schc.
| werner the second. DR.. VIM. VIM won the
s., 600 padge;, Capt 3. s. Broome won the first
At Coney Island yesterday the race for three
year-olus. one mile, was won by Greenland
time l:s4A; second nd. race: Il miles. won by
| by Glenmore, time 3:0lA. In the fourth race
$500 Dan SparliDg broke down. AMI 81,
hugh won easily. In the fifth race Isl 900
race (steeplechase) was won by Disturbance.
In the military rifle subscription match al
Benning's yesterday afternoon Mr.. P. j. lurit
zen made the best score, 81; NJ. Cash second
| 70, and Mr.. Laird q.
Base ball yesterday: AT Philadelphia )ston
8; Athletic, 2. At New observation-disclosures, 4
| Bunaloe, 8.
On Wednesday last Mr.. W. II. vanderpu
| drove his team, Small Hopes ana Lysauder (,
his top wsgon, mile In 2:2lZ on the Fleet
wood track. It was done on wager OF $50 tina
be could drive his team In 2:25 or better aud /
the best time on record for double team.
K GoLDSCHNID, No. SIP 7th street north
west, will sell the following special bary AIN
to morrow only: Fine goblets. 20c. half dozen
decorated alabaster vases, 10c, worth 25c
silver glass bouquet holders, &C.; fine decorats
| china cups and saucerS. 60c. half Dozen wortl
81 so; inch pie plates. &c. 10 inch, Sc a.. I'll
cups, &C.; large dast-pans, &C.; crystal glas