Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-19
Sports on Land and Water.

DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES.
The Carroll Institute Rowing Club held a meet
Ing last evening" and the prizes woD at the regatta
last Saturday were presented to the winners, as
follows; Double-working bOats-frst prize silver
gobletS to Messrs- j. l.. Burkart and Albert J.
Shutters: second prize, gold shield pins to Messrs.
James Greenwood and B. NJ. Bridget Single out
riggers-hrst prize, gold medal TO FB Ciarkson:
second prize, silver medal to T. H. Harding.
The Potonacs have been unfortunate In losing
some OF Their best oaLsmen this year. Bailey left
lew weeks ago for Boston to engage in business
and +. M. Pearson leaves next week for the VALLEY
OF Virginia on Major Powell's geological survey.
here. The POtomacs are hard at work, however.
ana are Dent ON making credtabie showing
Tney are much pleased with their trainer, Taylor.
The COlumbias are giving their shells little
rest previous to some hard work in few weeks
hney had large barge party last evening Their
lanterns and various colored lights.
TURF NOTES
The winners OF the Brighton Beach races yester.
day were Major Hughes, Tug Wilson, Alick Ament.
Flanders and Joe Murray.
At Utica, yesterday, Cornelia won both heats OF
the unfinished race, 1926 class. Edwin Thorne and
j. r. Norris won the other races
At Saratoga, yesterday, the second race was won
Dy Benhelm, third by Disturbance, and fourth by
Lytton In this race Pringle took the lead abreast
caromed against Blue Grass Belle knockino her
into the fence and throwing her, severely in1rino
her jockey; Rhody Pringe finished lust by nose
time, lis ~ N-oe'
In the ten mile race at Providence, R. T.. he
tween Misses Lulu Montrose and BERTHE Ieirana
yesterday, Miss Lefrane WAS thrown from her
morse ana dlsiocated her shoulder.
TIE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM FOR THE INTERNATIONAL
MATCH.
Yesterday the American team for the forthcom
Ing International rifle match was selected 1t win
be composed as follows: Sergeant A. B. Van Heu
sen. 18th New York; Private S. E. Irelan 81 Sen.
Co.; Sergeant 4. j. Dolan, 18th New York: Cant. r.
W. Griffith 9Th New Jersey; Sergeant ]. L. Bauld-
Ing. 18th New York; Private F. Adler. 7th New
York; Private NJ. u. Hines, 20 Sep Co Private n
IL. Oscen, 20 Sep. Co.; Capt D. r. Atkinson. 13th
Pennsylvania; Private John Smith, 9th New Jer-
sey; Private c. V. Hineman, list Mess SURGEON
j. McNcv:n, 18th New York: Sergeant j. N Ward.
9th New FORK; Major E. o. Shakespeare, stan Pa
The committee OF the National Rifle Association
ana the newly-f0rmed team and reserve assembled
in n tent upon the range and unanimously elected
team, In the opinion OF experts, who express no
tcubJ as 10 the result, was exceptionally good
next
EASE BAII. YESTERDAY.
NJ |ash:aston-War department nine, 10; r O.
L. nine, 8. AT Philadclphia-Troy, l. Philadelphia,
E at Boston-Doston. o; Buffalo, g. AT New
neutrality-suspicious. 4; Chicago. Az Worces.
ter-Cleveland, -: WorcestcrI Al Iouisyi,Se0
Alleghenies, g; Eclipse, l.
s.SwIscNG CORNERS A: TIE WRONG T1ur-A
tau mulatto girl, named Jenny Reed was I'm the
dock ut the Po.iee Court this morning In picnic at
tire, Charged With Carsiag anc swearing at a pic.
mic NJ RicEs Park last night. SIC said she sssWiing
ccrIers" VIXEN !: was "aIl hands around" and ono
o. tie mon Cured her and threatened to cut her
with q rsA0., a"fsac cursed him back and got ar
r-stea. Sue waltzeG back 10 tho prisoners dock
after telling Lsr st0.y, swsfcaia9 tie tail OF her
dsIss 10 the tonc Of Is oc IS say&