The evening world., 1894-04-04

SEVENTH REGIMENT GAMES.
To Be Decided in the Armory
Next Saturday Night.
c. c. N. Y. Baseball Nine Reorean-
ized-Ot:er Sporting Gossip.

unusual preparations are being made
for the athletic games OF the Seventh
= "A. A., to be held In the armory
next saturday night. The decorations
Will be very elaborate. being such rs to
resemble n huge tent. Two members of
the Seventh, +. II. Crazy and Jack Nor
ton, are crack sack racers, and each will
have a try at the worlds hfty-yard sack
race record. The track will be in better
condition for running thar 1t has ever
been. 1t IL being sanded and rubbed, 50
1t won't be slippery. The width of the
track Will be doubled at the corners.
This Is to give the biCyClists "A chance
and to prevent "A recurrence of the whole
sale tumbling of former meets. There
Is much rivalry among the various COM
panies for the honor of capturing the
Nesbitt trophy. Companies Il and ID are
especially eager to win it this time and
are entering big teams. Charley Harvey
Will announce the results. Following Is
the order of events:
Ninety-three yards run. scratch: $40 yaris run.
scratch championship Of the reglncnU; 10 yard.
run handicap: one-halt mile walk. scratch, one
handicap, 40 yards run, scratch; 2gO yards run,
handicap, o%nr-halt mile walk, handicap; % yards
sam rave N'Idltns DV wards sack race, huntl,
cap, putting, 49, pound shot, handicap. two miles
safety bicycle race, handicap; one mile skating
rae. handicap: 22o yards hurdle race. scratch,
22O yards hurdle race, handicap; one-half mile
run, scratch tor Officers cup. potato race,
scratch; 40 yards run, handicap, one mile safety
bicycle race, handicap; one lap three legged race,
handicap, WO yards run. handicap, two laps
obstacle race, handicap, running high jump. han,
dicap.
The baseball team of the College of the
city of New York has been organized.
1t is thought the G. G. n. Y. team will
do very. well on the diamond this season.
The following men have been measured
Tor unitOrms: Martin, '95, catcher: kol-
man. 'g5. and Holton, ~, pitchers; kle-
myer, ~, first base; Martin, "a. second
base; McSorley %lcaptain), '96, third base
SO, right field; substitutes, Clark, 81;
bradley. 20. and smaller, '96. Three of
the men-McSorley, DAILY and Steinert-
of last year, which defeated Union, Will
Jams and Trinity.
The Harlem Regatta Association en-
poets to eclipse all previous efforts this
year. As a step. 'owards accomplishing
THIS object the Association has largely
Increased the value and number of it's
prizes. 1t has also secured for this year
a new die, medal, which exceeds
in value and artistic finish anything
blN'l W III <NHCo'liil'll. III
innovation of this regatta will be the
presentation of a handsome silk banner,
as a trophy to the club represented by
a winning crew in each event, irrespec-
tive of any special prize. The pro-
gramme of the races is as follows
Junior. intermediate and senior single SOULS
Junior. and senior double sculls: Junior and senior
four-oared shells; junior and intermediate four.
Dared gigs; junior aud senior eight-oared shells
The Association offers the following
challenge prizes
Diamond SOULS, for senior singles. value $500
Ladies' Challenge Cup, for senior doubles. value
value $500; Harlem Cup. for senior eights. value
$500; Koch Cup. for junior eights, value $500.
The Newark branch of the Atalanta
Boat Club, has a senior and Junior eight
practising daily for the Passaic regetta
very promising, and it is a question
whether it will not be as good as the
junior eight of last year. which won the
junior intermediate and senior races In
the National championship. All of the
senior eiEht are in the boat this year
University of Pennsylvania eight, A
senior eight Will probably be entered in
the Harlem regatta.
The final bouts of the Prospect A. C.
boxing show will be decided at Wokal's
Assembly-Rooms, Long Island City. to-
night.
The Lenox Wheelmen will have some
fast men in the different race meets this
year, with Sternberg, Hess, Ge!ss, Inter
meye n korn.
The Riverside Wheelmen have a couple
of dark horses, who are expected to sur
prise the country this year.