Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-05
OUTDOOR PASTIMES.
Sporting Events Yesterday ON Land
and Water-The New Canoe Club
Standing Of the base Bali Clubs, &c.
Boating.

bOat1nRs
An account Of the race at Norfolk yesterday,
in which the Columbia and Potomac clubs OF
this city had crews, will be found in another
column.
The Columbus will send an eight-oared crew
to Philadelphia next Thursday, to take part In
the eight-oared race on the 10th Of July. The
crew will consist Of Mute, Kintner, Wade, KOn-
drup, Snyder. Arnold, Young and Mackall.
The Teemer-Conley race at Sebago lake. Port
land. Me-, was postponed yesterday afternoon
until this afternoon on account of rough water.
At Oak Point yesterday the three mile race
over three-quarters stretch of water was won
10y Teneyck. defeating Lee. Plalsted. Riley,
Gaisel and kanouth. Time OF Teneyck "a min
utes and l2 seconds.
strong wind caused postpOnement Of the
Saratoga regatta yesterday until to-day.
at the Charles river regatta yesterday, the
first race for professional scullers three miles
with turn. was won by Jacob Gaudair. of st.
Louis, in 21:5O. beating Hamm and Mckay, of
Halifax. and Hosmer and McInernev of Boston.
On the home stretch Hamm crossed McKay's
bow in such an unfair manner that he was ruled
out of the race. HOsmer, who was not in con-
dtiOn, abandoned the race before reaching the
upper turn. McKay's time was 1920 and Nc
lnerney's 23m. Gaudar also won the three
mile race for single scull working boats his
time being 1920 The two-mile race for anna
teur scullers for the City of Boston cup was won
by John |. Murphy in 1907.
The Turf.
The Driving Club races at Ivy City yesterday
were largely attended. The first race, which
was a trOt for members horses not kept for
racing purposes, was won by o. E. Sanderson's
Ella Ross in three straight heats; time, 2:52 $50
and $50. The second race, which was a mile
dash for running horses, was won by j. HOge's
Bismarck; time minutes. The third race
which was for trotting horses OF the 235 class,
was won by c. b. Collins Lady Belle. her best
time being $40. though F. NJ. Draney's Homer
captured one heat. The days sport ended with
steeplechase, gentlemen riders. between II. G.
Delaneys, jr., b. g. Tom Brown and G. r. TOmp-
kins b. IN. Alice boswell. The race was well
contested, but won by Tom Brown.
The special purse of ZOO for the match on
July 9th. between Jay-Eye-See and Clingstone
offered by the management of the Chicago Dri-
wing park in place OF the special purse for Jay
Eye-See, all the money to go to the winner. has
been declined by MIR. Gordon on behalf of Cling
stone. owing to want OF preparation. Mr.. Case,
for Jay-Eye-See, accepted the offer at once.
Base Ball.
The Nationals covered themselves with glory
on the Fourth of July. In the morning they de-
feated the famed st. Louis ''sluggers by a
score of II to l, and in the afternoon defeated
the Cincinnatfs by score Of 8 to 4.
At meeting of the directors of the Harris
burg Base Ball Club last evening it was decided
to withdraw from the Eastern League and dis
band the club.
Frank Gardner, the right fielder Of the Balti-
mOres, has been expelled, and Henderson, the
pitcher. suspended by Manager Barnie -
The match game Of base ball yesterday after
noon at Rockville, Nd, between the Bicycle
nine of Washington and the Rockville nine. was
abruptly terminated by heavy fall of rain at
the second inning, with the latter at the bat At
the close ockville had II runs; Bicycle o.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Morning at Toledo-Toledo, 10, Washington, 6.
Afternoon at Toledo-Toledo, z; Washington, g
Morning at Observation-Disclosures Unions, /;
Cincinnati Unions s. Baltimore
Unions, ~; st. Louis. 10. At Columbus-Colum-
bus, 8; Baltimore, 1. Morning at Indianapolis
indianapolis, Is; Allegheny, 4. Afternoon
Allegheny. 3; Indianapolis. /. Morning at Gin
cinnati-Athetic. 9: Cincinnati, l. Afternoon
Athletic, 4; Cincinnati 8. Morning at Louis
ville-LOuisvie. 5; Brooklyn, 4. Afternoon
Louisville. s; Brooklyn, 2. Morning at Phila-
delphia-ChicagO Unions, 4; Keystone Unions,
II. AfternOOn-Keys tone Unions, II: Chicago
Unions. Z. Morning at Chicago-Chicago 8;
Philadelphia. l. Afternoon-Chicago 90; Phil
adelphia. 3. At DetrOit-New York 4; Detroit,
g. AT Boston-Boston Unions. 6; Kansas City
Unions, 2. At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Cleve-
land, q
The following shows the standing Of the va
rious clubs engaged in the championship con-
tests up TO date: