The evening world., 1891-07-14
he standing Of tho clubs to dnte follows.

Thc standing OF the clubs To dnte follows:
|. 4 4 III. 4 I.
Tho entries of the Rosedalc boat club, N
liobokcn, In the Hudson Rowing Association,
will probably he as follows:
-Four Dared Bargc-Entrup, Stroke Rosen-
baum, 3; o. AlCes, .; Walschcid, /; Ferris
coNsw0in, and Kothc, substitute. single Gig
John Bruning, PAirs-Not decided; proba-
bly, Al Entrup and r. Zang. The club hnS
expended Sl,3o0 In improvements and new
boats this Spring.
The RoscdNlc Bont club NJ Hobokcn, will
enter In the lIcbnken Evening News regatta,
which takes place the first week In August, In
The following contests: Single gig, pair -anrcd
crew, douhlC-scull crew, with coNswain n
comparatively new innOvntiDnl; four-onred
senior crew, and Capt. Jake Fense will up
hold the dignity Of the club In the tub race.
There IL n movement on foot among some of
the prominent New York trnp-shots 10 cstNb-
lish n new gun club
AZ a meeting Of the Hudson River Rowing
Association few evenings ago Capt, Roscn-
baum, as representative Of the ROscdnle Boat
club, entered his club for the regatta to take
place nt Fort Lee on July ~. Tho steamer
Neptune and barge will leave Fourth street,
liobokcn, at 10 N. on that day for the nc
commodntlon OF the friends OF the IIOboken
clubs.
gun clubs in this vicinity there viii he ~
least half dozen entries for the Dean Rich
mond trophy In the syracuse Convention OF
1892.
The Hudson River Rowing Association have
medals md badges to the value OF 4375 for
the regatta on July Is. In fact, medal for
each man In winning boat, and banner for
the club.
Harry II. Ilarkey, Manager for Capt. Brewer,
the famous trap shot, finds considerable trou-
bic In 1nding man TO meet the Captain at
world to shoot at 200 birds, and makes his
remarks so pointed to the crack shots OF Chi
cago and Kansas city that there Is no posi-
bility OF there being any misunderstanding MS
10 his meaning.
within few days for stated number OF
rounds between George Reynolds, the clever
lightweight OF this city, and Austin Gibbons,
Of Paterson: Reynolds is well known In this
Vicinity and has very good record; HIS first
| light was with Dan Costly with skin gloves
in 1887. They fought twcnty-sevcn rounds,
with Ed Mcdonald, the first man who ever
confronted Jack Dempsey In the prize ring.
The night was given 10 Reynolds In the sew
cnth round on n foul. HS third night was
with Jack Dougherty, OF Philadelphia. It re-
suited In n draw after nftcsn rounds OF hard
hghling, owing TO cry Of I" police"
ne next fought Pat Mccarthy but during
the battle ended in a draw. Ills NTH hight
was with Tommy Gillen, whom he had TO
knock out IN ten rounds II proved foot
race after the second round and the flght was
called draw. John sampson, the retired
lightweight amateur champion, was his next
victim. and he defeated him In fifteen rounds.
His seventh and last fight was IN April of the
present year, when he met a l5s-pound un-
known at Miners BOwery Theatre In n four
round bout and knocked him out in three
rounds. lie was horn in 1903 In this city,
and can hight as lOY as l2S pounds.
one OF the big aquatic events OF tho season
win be the annual regatta NJ the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen, which Is to
be held next month In Washington.
The open handicap games OF the Atlantic
uity Athletic club will he held on Thursday,
July %, on their baseball grounds AZ Atlantic
city. There win bc boxing and fencing In ad-
dition 10 the regular field events.
"Swipes," the SewSboy, Is TO he matched
against Nirk collins before the close Of the
present week. II will doubtless be with
small gloves 10 n finlsh.
A set Of open handicap games will be given
by the GARFIELD Athletic Club, OF Greenfield,
during the latter part Of August. They were
recently elected 10 membership IN the Met
ropOlitan Association OF the Amateur Athletic
Union.
The American Yacht club will hold their
steam yacht race on Saturday Of his week on
Long Island Sound.
The Astoria Athletic club. which held such
n successful boxing tournament last Winter,
Will hold Its summer games on saturday or
next week.
Young Dowdy, a pupil of eN-teatherweight
champion John StunTt, has been matched to
fight an unknown fcatherwrght 10 a finish
within four weeks. Skln-tight gloves will be-
worn.
George Perry Is considered one NJ the crack
croSs-cOuntry runners ~ the Alpha Athletic
club, and he can be seen out every Friday
evening that their runs occur, and great
. nanl IL aN gH Trprn him ~ ha