The evening world., 1890-05-26
SPORTS N FIELD AND AFLOAT.
Fifteenth Meeting Of the Inter-
collegiate Association.
Close OF the Entries for the Passaic
Memorial Day Regatta.

The fifteenth meeting Of the I%ntercollegi-
ate Athletic Association will occur next Sat
urdsy at the Berkeley Oval. which College
will carry of the greatest number OF events
10 problomatical. The wiseacres Of the Ath-
letic world are at sea. II ia interesting to
note that this Ia the last appearance Of Har-
ward at these contests.
Hereafter abe will compete In the New
England Association or only on New Eng
land soil. This IL in accordance with the
recent change Of policy at Harvard. This
year the events are counted by points"
each first place amounting 70 Ave points,
second place to two points and third place to
one point. Formerly the college which won
the greatest number Of first prizes was the
winner.
The men who follow sthletioa are we'll
aware that many of the strongest amateur
lege men. Sheriff., Mapes, Dohm, Fearing.
Wells, Carey. .V~redenburg, Robinson,. Jane.
WAY, Welsh, Vosburgh, Downes, Wright and
interested in athletics, and ali OF the athletes
named will compete In the games next Sat
urdAy.
An analysis OF the chances Of tho various
colleges would Soon TO mako Harvard q IA
vorite for first place. But nothing In moro
UNCERTAIN than probheSytng the winners 81
s snns; Es sTSnsii 1n in,. sH,aS' VIZ pT sstsGhi to I,
next Saturdays meeting. All the. folk al
all Interested in athletics who can be there
will DO present. II will be entertaining. too,
as oolleRians are alwAys yociferouSly onthu-
siastic.
The Dauntless Rowing Club haa definitely
decide, on june Il for their ladies' day.,
finish opposite the boat-house. Capt Frank
Coppell hopes to place three eightoAred
y on ne water; besides = number
SOULS. double gigs, single gigs and single
shells. The rowing enthusiasm Of the Club
is very noticeable, and there will asHuredly
DO ample volunteers to man the various
boats.
The entries for the Passaic River Rowing
NssGGS'a with r's sse4st az 4 7. Il. F0 gan s5Ss.
box 347, Newark. N. j.
The Bradford eight cared crew, Of Boston,
will probably arrive on the P,ssaio River II
the ktaisStas on Memorial Day. This viii
not be q four-mile race by any means. apd
the s@ A,Slsn a. cr re- b Is burning n5H to to yiPs out mt, the
victory over the Bradfords.. The race 10 at
tracing widespread attention.
This year tho University OF Pennsylvania
inasmnsh as !bssf" Certainly counts in 4
four-mile race. The average weights Of the
crew In 1913 pounds. The Cornell mon are
lighter. but six Of them rowed In last years
famous eight The PennsylvaniAns will try
their strength IN the Harlem regatta Memo
rial Day.
The Actors Amateur Athletic Association
OF America celebrate their frst anniversary
to-morrow. The organization has been CO.
tablished on . firm bs sis in this brief space
OF time. Its showing In point Of athletic
ABILITY has been encouraging. The mem-
bcrahip is large and contains the best ele-
ment.
The Flushing Athletic Club will hold It's
annuall awn-tonnis tournament May 20. TO
u. inclusiv e. There are many entries out
side OF regular members OF the Club, since
the competitions are open % all members OF
the National Lawn-Tennis Association.
: Handsome prizes. are offered BY tho Kill
Won Rull Yacht Club for their snnuAlr race
OH Memorial Day. The entries Of cat
rugged boats are unusually large. The sloop
class race promises TO be exciting also.
Sim Collins recently expressed his willing
ness to meet "Scotty" Cox TO Q finish.
When II came to signing articles, Collins
wanted heavy gloves, while Cox wantsd skin
gloves or bare knuckles.r No agreement was
reached. IL 10 Thought that . Fourth Ward
puEilist will be pittod against the Australian
before many moons