The evening world., 1890-07-25

The annual cruise of the New York
Yacht Club begins tomorrow. II will
continue about two weeks. Newport.
Vineyard Haven aud other points along
the New England Cunst will lie visited.
The first annual race OF the East River
Squadron of tho Corinthiau Navy will he
sailed tomorrow over n triangular course.
The starting gun will be fired at l.50
=. NJ. and the start will be from n point
of the knickorbockcr Yacht Club House
at Port Morris. The course will lie to
and around siake.boats in Flushing Ray
and of College Point. thence to the start
ing point. The regatta committee CON
sists of A. ID. Peterson. George W. Col.
lard and George Suydam.
An interesting catboat race will he
started nj noon tomorrow oil Rye Beach,
Long Island Sound. The course will be
SIX miles to wIndward and return. WI.
Beck has offered u handsome silver prize
to the winner.
The Hobokcn Gun Club is the name OF
an organization Just started in that IN;
y III lblhk u lENtl=HllpONlIE VII
be the suecinl fad of the Club. Its first
shoot, held this week, proved that the
CluD contains some understandable mate
rial. Later on 1t is the intention to hold
these shoots every week,
People interested in the coming visit
of the Scotch football team have asked
for the names of the American team
which is to meet them" Now, So far.
thnrp has hnpn m lnlnlfinn AynraAap1 nf
having II picked All-America team plny
the strangers.
The manager in New York has
announced that the first team to meet the
strangers will probably be the Fall River
Rovers. who select Labor Day as a con-
venient date for the game. The Thistles
aud other prominent teams which play
the Association game have also signiiied
their intention of meeting the Scots If
possible. Tho management will try to
secure the Polo Grounds for q majority
of the games. There will be no lack of
American teams TO meet the visitors.
The men who are to compete in the
quarter-lnile dash in the Middle States
regatta are practising with noticeable vim
and persistency. II is believed that
Adolph Rane, of the S~eawanhaka Boat
Club, will 20 to the starting line n
fayorite.
The talk of the ~dry-goods district for
the last week has been the coming race
between Peter Bremen and Andrew
O'keeie against Stanley Gluckner and
Gustave Hafer, comprising two doubles
from two Of the lea ing dry-goods houses.
The race is to he from Central Bridge TO
High Bridge, Harlem River, tomorrow
afternoon, starting OF $50. There is
quite II large amount of money wagered
on the result.
The finals in the gentlemen's singles
for the Hudson River Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation Cup will be played tomorrow.
Sands is the present holder of the cup
and Hall o it the year previous. As
other tomorrow, the enthusiasm of the
devotees of tennis is aroused.
'Scotty " Cox. who is to meet young
Denny in a finish match shortly. is a
young Euglishman who has not been in
this county over two years. He is an
exceedingly clever handler Of the mitts.
He is twenty-five years old. Denny is
known as a game little chap and the
= go will doubtless be u good one.
The Astoria Athletic Club will hold its
annual ladies' day regatta TO morrow.
Athletic sports will also be made a feature.
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There is n large list of entries for to-
regatta of the Kill Won Kull
Association. The events are
seven Ill number: Eight-oared shells,
gigs. senior aud junior single
pair-oared shells, junior and
four-oared shells.
The crack lacrosse teams of the Staten
Island Athletic Club aud the Brooklyn
Club will meet tomorrow at
Island in a championship game for
Oelrichs cup.
The postponed races of the Yonkers
Canoe Club will be held tomorrow after
noon of Yonkers. There will be all the
kinds OF races which the fertile brains of
.canoeists have as yet devised, including
and Junior sailing and padding