The Washington critic., 1885-09-04
OUT noon SPORTS.


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Senior sic. Columbia Boat club -Iume'
Young. u. g. KoudUp, g. j. Euiuer, +. A..
Nut,, W. H. Gibson. cnSNwun. substitutes,
4 4. SNYDER aud =. y, Lewis,
PENNSYLVANIA Boat Club-Geurgc W. start
zen, walt Naglc Percy j. wall and j. H..
Beck; Fred H. Acard. COHswnin. Substitutes.
iiank Il nalisand Z. u Rilgeway,
IuiCu Boat club, New York city#R ".
Sghilp. r.. VI. Patterson, Is. \, jackson unI
William r.. Cody ~. II. Mclntirc, CuNsWuin.
substitute Max d. Kucschc
Junior iOurg- Columbia HOlt CluhHR. e.
Bullantyuc. C. =. pcdtlck. o. Simmons and G..
II. bushnell Ariel Rowing. club, Blltimorg,
Md.-W. :. knhlcr ", A. SLACK, g. W.
MuncFs and W. G, rrotzmau., AhnqloIan
Boat Clul.O G.. Egksicin.. T. NJ llil.ycr d.
!. McCloskey aud Richard sotncrs, eubsi.
tutc. d. u. ADAMS. Potomac Boat club
y. Sprnguc, W. ~. Wheeler, W. II, Ehnur3
and J. II. Doyle; substitutes, T. J.hosun ANA
senior fours- Washington Rowing Club-H,
A. SNcoi cy, Edward Ryan, Charles Bakcraud
a.. e.. smiti.Cu Potomac Boat Club-C e..
Warden h. A. Fisher, g.. C. SmdllwOOl, =, A.
kcaircv: substitutes, walter DoNon aud II.
Nuld1y. Columbia Boat Cuba. \. snyder
Il. y. Lewis, &. j. kintncrand II. \. Mute; sub
iti utts j. 4. kuudiup and James Young.
senior singles A. KCarncy POtomacs; G.
G. Smi'hson. Wnshiugtons
Junior singles charles Baker, WashirgiOuN
N. G. NOordly, POtoWuCs; Frank r. BlltH,
Pcnnsylynnins; j. s. Littrcll RappuhannocSs
uf Fredericksburg Va, ana Il, W. Johnson
Cclumbias.
The order Of races, as originally adopt
Cd was senior fours, junior singles, senior
singles. Junior fuurs, etc. Last night the
Junior foufs were placed second ON the pro-
grammc and the junior singles fourth, so
as 10 enable the Washingtons to enter
Baker In the latter race The order, as
finally adopted stands: Senior fours, junior
fours senior singles, junior singles, four.
Dared gigs lightweight fours and cights.
In the lightweight race President Wheat
lev Of The POtumaCs cntcicd two crews
from that club, and in the Fights the Co
lumhas entered two crews. The question
vet to be settled is whether two entries from
one club shall constitute race. The com
mittcc meet again tonight at . O'Clock 1t
Is singular fact that the entries this year
comprise Just one less from outside clubs
than last,
Last year the senior singles had two out
side entries, this year II is the junior singles
so represented. Last year the zig race had
two foreign crews, the Pennsylvania and
Norfolks, this year II Is the Pennsylvania
and Unions Of New York. The junior fours
have one more entry, including one from
Baltimore. The junior singles comprise the
largest field, five innumbcr. The junior four5
next, four in number. The senior fours
and Gigs each have three entries. Last year
the Junior singles had but two entries, and
the senior singles four. This year the senior
singles have two, and the junior singles
five. II is great pity thai no outside crews
have entered in the senior four-oared shells.
The gig race viii he very interesting, two
outside crews have come here to carry of
the Mason Cup, and only one Of our clubs
has zig suitable to race in. Whether the
visitors think that the gig race is the only
enc which carries q cup il Is hard to say.
If they had taken look at the circulars
which were sent out in great numbers they
would have seen that the eight cared race
Is the only one which does not clrryu cup.
Out Of the seven races last year, the PotO-
macs won four, the Columbus, two, and
and the Pcusylvanias one How will it be
thisY 1t Is a curious fact that in almost
every race last year something happened.
Fouls occurred in the senior and Junior
| tours. Outside boats spoiled the finish In
the gigs aud the "Mumiorl matter robbed
the senior single of some of its interest. 1t
Is to be hoped that nothing will mar the
pleasure Of the coming regatta.
Horse TaIk.
II seems as though no three-ycar.oll
could win, two rocns IN succession Opo
,'"'' W. '"' ~,
! day 1t is Goano, then ST. Augustine, then
| Favor. Biprsun. Richmond. Wanda. Tyrant
| ,, IIi1,Ico ,nI 90 a. ,,oos on oui ,bc
W "". lit, ~ - ~, Wv
|
| ytai-old Is sun unanswered. richmond
| wins IN the mud, giving away lots OF weight,
and the racing public look To the Dryers
| as having settled the question: me next
| two races Richmond can run little bit, "
and for time Blersan's star is in the as
cendant. Then comes liidalgo, and people
are once more at sea.
The Chicago track Is so very last that the
association VIII oilera prize to-day to have
] old Ten Brock & time OF l.'Ul4. made Nav
q, 1877, beaten. Ten Brock carried llO
pounds ON that occasion, but Pearl Jennings.
LoGtin and Slipalong Will only have 80
pounds each, while Mona Will carry but ~
pounds. sun lHE CRITIC predicts that the
record VIII not be lowered. Pearl Jennings
is the fastest oil the lot ana she cam como
| within three-quarters OF minute OF Zen
slime, under the most favorable cir
cumstances.
best that have ever been held there. A
number Of the Western horses have brought
up, and two, at least OF the races present
fields good enough in quality for any track
THE CRITIC tips to-day are:
Brighton--Frst race, Chanticlcor or Tony
Foster; second race, Saluda or Frank Ward
third race, Dizzy Blonde; fourth race, ConN
ing 9r hatnai' nun race Leih''h slAth race
-'' y Gbicoao Tir.t ,ace Mona or Iter,rino
.ecGnd race. Irish Lass: third race. Pearl Jen
nngs; fourth race, Doubt; fifth race, Powhat
tan.
The largest attendance since the grea
y-Eyo-Sce race of year ago gathered
Narragansett Park yesterday afternoon t
witness the attempt OF Maud ). to break
her record OF @'VS3, ADout tOGO person
were present, Maua ., was given thre'
easy warming up lhiies, ana Ileh par tooi
nel pach 20 ,me s'apies anu tnu oshcL r;'cJ
NJ h,,ii"cu, H. ,, nait ,usS t oioJi
M mauu . was asalil brought upon tllG IracN
Inc runner GilNeh Dy Johnny Murphy wa
already aWaltihg the tr3ttef' Maud ,
started WIN til9 runner ABOUT TWO iehSthl
Deeilhd d mer' ahu maze the nrst quarter u
ops, lnG haliIiillle posi- was renGheu II
the lIarVelous tIlle Oh l m, 23S;, WiiaL lll
other norse nus ever accompanied before
~ we urn 10 tne IhiGe-'luarter pore SUI
hlaue pau pIcnh, Whlch spolleu the halu
some I hn , sne woHiu nave ill,u9 uettllil