The evening world., 1890-05-12
AQUATIC ATHLETES ACTIVE.
Getting Into Form for the Memo
rial Day Regattas,
The Chat and Gossip Of che world
of Sports.

After a number Of changes the personnel
Of the Dauntless Rowing Clubs junior eight
has finally settled down a. follows: Bow,
Bert Jevein; 9, L. hospital; 3, 8. A..
Cramer: 4, q. whiteheld: 8. G. Schu-
macher; 0, D.. openheim; Z, r. A. Munroe;
stroke. W. T.. Council; coxwain. Edgerton.
The crew is rapidly getting into form aud
there is no doubt 1t will make . good show.
evening, Yesterday they were out twice,
and will hereafter go out At 10. 30 AM. and
The DsnntlesS Club will probably enter a
senior eight in the New England regatta At
Lake QuinNgamond, IN which event Capt.
Frank Connell would row stroke.
The resignation Of Harvard from the In.
ter COLLEGIATE Football Association was &C.
cepted without a murm,,r of dissent, by the
other members, much to Harvard's chsrein;
When Harvard IG,ssfivSd her Vpi% rSesirnatioS'.
Harvard hasn't played Rood enough
football %latterly to make her departure .
Her pride certainly will not brook her enter.
ing the New England College. Football
League. even IL that organization would
Tie intsrcnIIesiste Football League now
Pennsylvania and Wesleyan. The two which
s 4Sant ssES TG D.y the win p Be priS si%s.d e, sp pl. ,S
AAANsN NNAiN AN-1 W. W ~ = w BaNN
York.
Harry &. Brooks, the orptwhilo famous
Splinter of Yale. 10 taking little practice
spins about the oval preparatory to getting
into shape for q season OF running under the
Berkeley colors.
n. X. Pritchard. the altar. high jumper Of
the Staten Islands, has decided to wear
Berkeley, oolors this season in the various
competitions he will enter.
The Union and Atalanta Junior eiRhts in
dulged in a pretty brush the other day on
the Harlem; The crews seemed very evenly
%ftsssa' p Gao + T' he NR,s 81 sss Unions ;, VIZ II 4.
ian, Carr; a;.Fi BpTkei a J. Album; az.
Donovan; stroke, r. o. Hanbold: II.
The Junior ciSh. of the Asalantas Is com
posed Of j. A. Dempsey. bow; 2, p Van
Holland; Q, J. A: Hagemeyer; I, ". Lau;
stroke, q. q. Dempsey; oosswain. Z. J.
Byrne.
the hardest kind OF work every evening on
crews competition from last year.
scotty. Cox, the well.known lightweieht.
through with ring contests, has Just issued
q challenge TO meet any man In the
world, with or without gloves, for $500
to 81, 900 q side. He made such
A good showing at q recent entertainment
OF the Reilly Association that several men
have offered TO act as his hacker. This
looks like . coed chance for Tommy Holden
or Billy Murphy.
The Brooklyn Lacrosse team and that OF
Stevens Institute viii play . match game at
Warrington Park tomorrow afternoon,
commencing at 4 o'clock. In view OF the
brilliant performance Of The Brooklyn team
30 far this season there ought 10 be . big
crowd present.
The Varuna Boat Club will be represented
In nearly every event In the Middle States
Regatta. The Clubs f~our-oared. gig and
fonr-oared senior crews are good one. and
Capt. Tahe says his senior and junior
double acun will make their mark.
During the summer quiet the Star Athletic
Club, OF Brooklyn. will bring out several
new boxers and try TO develop new talent
with which TO gain additional fstic fame In
next Falls competitions.
Judging from the record OF this Club In
rearing up clever amateur boxers. the men
now In training under Its colors ought not
to prove disappointments.