The evening world., 1890-07-19
the WORLD OF SPORTS.
Many Attractions for the Rowing
and Sailing Men.
Full List of Events for the Irish
Athletic Club Games.

The second annual oron regatta Of the
sailed tomorrow a week OH the hudson
River over n course ten niles to- windwnrd
and return. The start will be from the
foot of Fifty.second street and North
River to buoy Of Fort Lee and return.
The race will he managed bv the Regatta
Committee Of the Club. who will present
prizes TO the winners in the four classes.
Among tho noted boats that will sail
may he named the James T. Corlett. said
TO be one Of the fastest open sloops vt her
c MSS IN the country. She will meet her
old rivals. the Cameron and Gesine. The
Reliance and Arno will also meet tie
Eureka and Bon Ton respectively, and IL
brisk brush is expected between the
Fisher, Dolphin and Novice, of the Co.
lumbia Yacht Club.
The BonN.Fide, Emma and Alice. Lot
tie, Salomie. Elsie, Clara S., Alex. For.
sythe. Bert Oliver, Lone Star, ID. o. Lit
tie. II. II. Holmes, Willie. Three Brothers.
Little Dean and Lizzie +. Miller, from
the Harlem Yacht Club. and the Dog,
of Shcepshend lay, are all entered.
There will he -four classes. and necessary
instructions will bo issued by the judges
to contestants, and oil points not covered
by these ins, rnctiOns will be decided 10y
the Regatta Committee of the Skiumore
Boat Grub. in accordance with the sailing
regulations Of the Hudson River YRcnt
Club.
The Judges will he Captains Oliver Ly-
ons. klaus and ex. Commodore Lyall. IF
tho Hudson River Yacht Club. All boats
desiring to enter this open regatta will
apply to the Secretary of the Wiliinm
SkIdmore Boat Club, 636 West Fifty
second street, North River, at least three
days prior to the race.
G.. W. Hendee. who has not been SO
prominent of late years az he was some
lower the mile bicycle record at the
Berkeley Oval this afternoon.
Entries for the Middle States regatta
close July 80. The Committee desire i'll.
tending competitors to send in their ell
tries at the earliest possible moment.
The Bradford eight. of Boston, it is
believed. will be among the eight. cared
crews to participate in the Middle States
regatta; also. perhaps, a picked eight
from the vicinity OF boston.
The new cedar f~our.onred gig Just re-
ceived by the Dauntless Rowing Club il
II beauty. although not yet perfectly ad-
justed ~ to outriggers, DC.
The crack four OF the Atalanta Boat
Club will enter in the National AS well as
the Middle States regatta. They will row
in n now cedar shell, being built for them
in Boston.
f. G. Carter. the official Handicapped of
the Amateur Athletic Union. will nandi-
to be held At Jones's Wood July 20.
The games include the full list Of
events contested in the championships.
Entries are received at the headquarters
of the Club, Halcyon Hall. b97 Third
avenue.
At the next regular business meeting of
the Washington Heights Gun Club the
challenge of the Jeanette Gun Club will
be considered and undoubtedly accepted.
The conditions, as stated in the Jean
nette's challenge. are Twelve men
a side. ten birds per man, both barrels,
twenty-five wards rise, eighty yards
rules.
The Wayne Athletic Club, of Jersey
City, will hold an %all-around athletic
competition on Sept. o.. open TO members
only, at Ca edonian Park. 4 gold medal
will go to the winner silver to the second
man and third place receives q bronze
testimonial.
1t il believed to be among the possibili-
ties that Jack Dempsey. the SOnpaTeil.
may visit England tins Fall for the pur.
pose of meeting Jack Burke, provided
the Pelican or Ormonde Club offer suti-
cient inducement in the way OF n purse.
Burke has expressed u desire TO meet
the American for a ~, 500 purse, and
should the Pelican be liberal III allowing
Dempsey expense money Jack NAV deem
it worth his while TO give Burke a call.
1t seems strange, though. if BnIke is
anxious to meet Dempsey, that he does
not accept the latter's invitation 10 battle
before ONE American athletic club, sew
eral of which have given notice that they
will put up liberal purses for such u
match.
Dempsey and Burke fought u ten.ronnd
draw in San Francisco in 1886, Since
then they have not met. Unless Burke
has improved greatly since II Is the
opinion of sporting men that Dempsey
have a pretty sure thing.
The entries for the games of the War
wick Athletic Association will close July
80. The new C clubhouse of the Associa-
ton is very satisfactory and is credit to
its progenitors.
II is to celebrate the first anniversary OF
their new quarters that the Association
holds these games. The Athletic Com
mittee have decided 10 commemorate the
by giving extra valuable prizes.
The contests occur Aug. l..
Some excellent boxing talent is an
nouured to appear tonight at Clarendon
Hall on the occasion Of the benefit to be
rendered TO Nick Collins, the clever
weight boxer.
Charley Smith. the English feather
weight, WHO is matched to meet Sim Col
Inns to a finish. will wind mp with the
in a siX-rouud bout.
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