The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-23

the older boats, AS the two crews are very evenly
matched an exciting race may be expected. Reside
this event there win be contest between the two
marine bicycles, mounted 10y Messrs schooley and
Seelcy, Of the Bicycle Club OF this city
The Analostans had out on Friday a very
strong junior four consisting OF Hatch, stroke; Me-
Kenney, 81 Brown, ?; Ruff, bow. Theft boat moved
along through tho water At very rapid rate and with
q very steady motion.
The Columbus will hold a special meeting
Monday evening to consider the question IN relation
to the Botelcr rrl2c.
AT the regatta to he held at Marshall Hall
on Tuesday next under the auspices Of the catholic
Union Mckinney, the champion Of the river aud
sommers, the champion Of the rrintcrs' Rowing
Association, win start In the singles,
II would he good idea II some sort of
prize FOR single sculcrs could he put ur to he rowcd
iot the day Of tho race for the Boteler Prize II
would satisfy g9odly numbst OF our citizens TO- see
kimball, Brace, Henderson, Lake, Lang and others
meet aud settle the question OF supremacy, with
senior aud junior fnur-oarcd and singioshell con-
test ON the same afternoon our citizens would re
treated to as nue display VI aquatic Sklil as the
most ardent lover ot the sport could wish for,
The Schuylkill Navy, at meeting held
IN Philadelphia on Wednesday last passed rcsolu
tons Of dcnunciation against the Rowing Association
Of England Tor their treatment Of the illsdaes The
latest from England about the matter Is that the
Rotary Of the English AMATEUR Association has ad.
dressed communications to Yale, Harvard, and
Columbia Colleges Of this country inquilng into the
status VI the club and ate awaiting their answers.
Ross is after Hanlan with a sharp-pointed
stick taking him to task tot his treatment this
At Manitoba. Ross defcs llmlan 10 race him. The
opinion Is freely given, even by the champion s
former friends that he has shown the white feather
with Ross.
The Columbus received word yesterday
that Eis Ward would be unable to come aud train
the this account of domestic anlction.
They Immediately set themselves 10 work. and by
telegraph secured the services OF Mr.. George w.
lee Of Newark, n. j., one of the finest scullers In
this country. Lee up to within 4 few years the
champion single sCullcr In the amateur ranks He
Compauled the celebrated ShoewacCametteS to Eng
land and met some or the best on the other side over
whom he won many creditable victories. Upon his
return FROM England lie left the amateur ranks and
went into professional racing, and has won many
well earned victories, tho Hast being on the
Fourth Of July last at Boston, where he defeated
rlaistgd, Riley, llostner, Conley, and Hamm. The
Columbus In Lee have secured one OF the best In
formed boating men In the world, who VIII Improve
their men In every Important element that goes tn
make UP good onrsnen.
Briggs would rather be on crowded steam
baat with merry party than occupying prominent
seat In the barge IIoleth may beCalled the growl
but he has more real fun In him than the average
photographers on the funny papers. Williams SUR
| named Charley, Slncehis return from Poncho springs
carries himself like true son OF the West. Murphy
says FOR true hospitality give him the sons and daugh-
tiers Of fredericksburg, particularly the latter NO.
the Boyd who pulls In the Coumbias not the nephew
Of the noted sCuller OF England. Bob Barr made
many friends by his yocallzation on the excursion
| Lieut.. Lemly made many friends by his courteous
manner to number oi young ladies In the bow OF the
| boat Wednesday night. Since Davis has had
| his head sand-papered the boys all call hin,
| grandpaph. Jones Is the stroke oar OF the
balcony sculers. Zeigler, Smith. Towers, and
| DR.. Harlan Intend forming singing school In
addition to their other buttons. Mute is as grace
full dancer he is sculler at both of which he is
| nearly perfect Many sghs escaped from the fat
sex on the afternoon ri the excursion when became
| known that Kennedy had been left behind. shaw,
OF the Analosans ought to 60 over to the
more and get in one OF the crews. Joe Brown I:
ing In that junior four. lie will yet make big soul
Ter Capt. Pairo has his heart set on making biz
60 out from the house to race for the Boteei
PRICE, II every ono llbored as hard rs he there
never would lie any doubt rs 10 success WIN Ruff
Is looked upon Ivy his associates as one ot the best
Junior bows on the river. Hatch prefers ride In
the TewllJ, with fair passenger al the tlller to !
coveted seat in the junior four Moves Is deter
mined that lie VIII get together one OF the finest
why the Analostans do not have weekly Dances like
their sister clubs. Brace lately made trip to Alex
SO odd to the population that hang arounr
FIshtown that they imagined some newly.
Developed aquatic monster had arrived SAN
Ciub works harder than any other man when In train
Ing for a race. lie Is undoubtedly the best man II
the club Morgan says he does not who rows
| Lynchburc against him. He feels able t
beat all comcrs.. johnson, one at the old mem
living in Baltimore has taken up his abode again ii
this city and Will be found each pleasant afternoo,
at the boathouse. The club housc officers of th,
Mcleod, made quite favorable impression In thei
uniforms on Thursday night Fred. HOLSTER
| with his mustaChe shaved OH, was hardly recognia
able on Thursday evening Charlie wheatley say
the eight that was out Tuesday night was perfection
lie nearly went OF the float, so great was hi
laughter. =. Darby ought to he forced from his re
trement and made to get into shell. He tscapltall
built for y sCuller.. Stree the return Of Whtingto
and Cropey from Fredericksburg H'pey has bee
very sad.
Base Ball.
The games the coming week in the Depart
mental League will he as follows: Tuesday, IuteriC
and War: Wednesday, Post Once and Printing OF
fee; Friday, Printing once and Interior; Saturday
I Post Office aud War.
The salary list of the Athletics of Phiiadel
pha Is about ~, 600 this season. which the manager
will double next season, for the purpose of getting
| titst-ClisS team.
The Post Office nine met with its secOn
defeat this season on Friday last, the ylrtOrs ben
I | the nine from the Interior Department. The gan
was witnessed by very large crowd Of spectators, I'll
heavy batting of the Interiors coming In for much ~
G plause. The game was won by score Of % tn Z.
What was expected to be a close and excl
G ing game Thursday between the Waverlys an
y | Stalwarts turned to I've nothing but walk-ov,
g for the Waycrlys, they winning the game by scol
OF 10 to @. Barr now fills the pitcher box for Il
wayerlys, being ably backed up by Grad. o
S Thursday next the Wdverlys viii play the Nation
| star Combination which Includes Baker and Wise
q | catcher and pitcher, and from the manner In white
o both teams have played lately good game may |
g expected.
> Games this week in the League will be bt
IS tween Buifalos and DetrOits, ChcagOes and Clev
a lands, ProyidenCe3 and WOrcesters, and rroys AZ
| bOstoug
% The close of the past week shows the team
y In the American As'9ciationoccupyngt the relative p
: sitions as given below The games az played Ia
week were all noticeable for their exciting natur
y with but two exceptions the games all being won
# brilliant plays at important points IN the Contes
Great success has attended the Association the mr.
. yearOf It's existence. II must be apparent to Il
friends Of the League that unless they reduce the
"a price OF admission next will them oCcup
q ing II very poor position In public esteem. The sy
tenn Of making each club self supporting has bet
the nanstay of the Association, but II Is questlC
). | whether several of the League clubs, without II
help received from the city OF Chicago, could mali
10 tain an existence for month. The games of ye
n terday are in oar telegraph columns
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