The evening world., 1894-06-25
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

NoN anlists more attention In the
world OF general sports than the great
collegiate boat races this week on the
Thames River at New London. The pre-
ponderance Of opinion goes on Yale to
win both the Freshmen and Varsity
races. Harvard's senior crew, however.
may have something up its sleeve. and
Thursdays big race may be as much Of
a surprise as was Rey FL Santa Anita's S
victory in the Derby at Chicago Satur-
day. To-day and tomorrow will wind
up the preliminary hard work of all the
crews. The Yale Freshmen seem to be
on form able to win in a romp. leaving
the real issue. the struggle for second
place, between Columbia and Harvard.
The New York Athletic Club will send
shell crew to the annual regatta of the
National Association OF Amateur oars
men at Saratoga. Aug. 10 and IL.
The steam yacht Dungenness Mrs.
Lucy Carnegie, owner and the only lady
Yacht, Club. is at Tebo's dock. South
Brooklyn, where she will remain until
Wednesday. when she starts on an
easterly cruise. The Dungenness ar
passage of seventy hours from Fernan-
dina. Mrs. Carnegie was on board.
The Kings County Wheelmen have re-
ceived fifty entries for their thirteenth
annual race meet at the Parkway Driv-
to those received up to Friday making
the total up to date 1o1; and fifty more
will probably be. received by Monday
York state record promises to be very
interesting. Among the Glass A riders
are Mr.. B. Zalmea, who. although COM
Wa IN to se Rev public heT
States. He is from South America, and
Is riding in great form. In the mile
open Class 3 event a hot contest
is great rivalry between Willis, Brown.
Mcdonald. Goodman and Blauvelt,
which should make things interesting
the teams which will be represented
are the Victor. Columbia, Spalding,
Rambler. Sterling, Stearns and Eclipse.
The Riversides are confident Of winning
ton after the bicycle races are over.
H. C. Crowhurst, of PHILADELPHIA. has
received letter from Secretary Thomas
Watson, OF the Sunderland Association
Football Club. Of England, stating that
that organization will probably send a
team to this country in May for three
%onths series OF games IN the. the United Drdh
bly, be played in New York. Baltimore.
Brooklyn. Boston. Washington. Chica.
go. Fall River, st. Louis, Pittsburg and
Philadelphia.
er, OF the Halcyon Bicycle Club, of this
city. are en- route to Niagara Falls on
oeoes from dhe 14ss ssasi Tsd
bany, which place they reached to-
day, by B. Rinaldo and H. H. Heest,
also of the Halcyons.
for their race meet at Manhattan Field
July 7. Seven events in all will be con-
tested dncludng the annual ten-mile
race. IN which the prize will be, be sO siOC
sist of bicycles, diamonds; silyerwar,e
and tires, the aggregate value Of which
is estimated at 5000. The track at Man.
haitian Field is now very fast. and 1t is Is
day of the meet that new records vii!
be made; In the ten-mile, race, which
will be the last event of the day, some some
entries of a number. of these have
already been received, but the entry :'st
does not close until June go The staI
attraction AT tne meet VIII ne w utter
C. Sanger. This will be Sanger's first
appearance In New York. The Riverside
Wheelmen will endeavor to get Sanger
| to break the one-mile record. F. j
Titus, the crack" racing representative
| from this city will positively ride at this
meet e. c. Bald. who is now pushing
Sanger very close for championship
honors. will also positively ride The
events will be: Glass a, one.mile novice
one-mile, 23O class: two-mile. handicap
half mile, open. Glass B. one mile, open
one-mile. handicap; two-mile. handicap.
ten-mle, invitation diamond race. A
propriate design viii be awarded to the
| Club whose racing men make the great
est number Of points in the various
races.