The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-23
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The twenty-second annual champion
ship regatta OF the National Associa-
ton of Amateur Oarsmen will be rowed
Friday and Saturday. Aug. 10 and IL. on
Saratoga Lake. The list includes eight
events. namely: Junior single SOULS.
senior single, pair-oared shell. double
scull. four-oared Junior. four-oared
senior. eight-oare intermediate and
eight-oar ed senior. The full details will
be announced In few days. 1nforma-
ton regarding entries. &c. may be OBJ
tained from Secretary Fred II. Fort
meyer post-ofiice box 7iO, city.
Mike Harris. of this city, was punched
out in six rounds by Joe Walcott.
o Rourke's speedy lightweight. at Bos-
ton last night. Harris had the advan-
tage OF fye inches in height and six
pounds in weight. but ne lacked steam,
hard as they were rapid. ORourke of.
fered to back Wnlcott against any
boxer in the world at from 135 to l4o
pounds.
Two new State bicycle records were
made yesterday at Rome. y. Y. Fully
5000 persons at the meet of the Rome
paced BY II. H. Murphy ~ and C. II. G SIs
lahan on a tandem. Sanger let himself
loose for a mile also from flying start.
and went under the wire In 2O4. break
Ing his record OF 2.OS 2-5, made at Utica
the day before.
The International Athletic Congress
has decided that H. Is impossible to be a
professional In one kind OF sport and an
N aoes Do apply the
to horse racing, pigeon shooting or
The. Mercury. Wheel Club. OF Flush
Ing, l.. T., which had 80 successful II
century last Sunday to Sayville. l.. l..
proposes to have another run and "A
visor Dunton has invited the Club to
dine, with him at Roe's Hotel in
pa,Ghh9s}nSe: and take ride on his
is ffty-three miles from Flushing to
Patchogue. the start will be made from
the clubhouse at A. NJ, as on last
Elders Chance to make AXE the he trip ' WITH
out fatigue. For the same reason the
return Will probably be made by train.
in who tho rSse Wh
are included in the invitation.
are rounding-to In shape for next week
races. The heat is factor which
ssa DEAL the Sen the Of w .ss eight"
y
blistering hot as 1t has been for the
last week twice day is deemed suf
ficient for the crews to paddle up and
down the Thames. A considerable par
OF the time has been devoted to gettinp
quick starts. Harvards lighter Var
sity crew Is said to be very expert ir
and their plan would seem to be, afte,
getting away, to hit the stroke up to a
and keep II at that until Yale's heart |,
broken. An uncommonly good plan, 4
the crimson heart isn't rent in twain IL
the doing of It. Yale's Varsity eIgh
Is utilizing the Freshman crew a grea
which the "freshies" hold the senior
. is beneficial to both. crews.
Events o rhe Riverside Yacht Club are slate,
ladies' day; Aug i. annual bali. N''' Il
: bury Yacht club win be sailed July at Re-
b. san @.m is.'"s t, q, 70 Entries are srs
e race will be open. without entrance fee. to an
1 Cape Cod cats
The, Kings County Wheelmen have re
ceived up to date lT entries from nifty
+ one individual riders. 2, G: Bald, VII
80, has promised to appear, Anon
: F. Miller, II; b. Arnold, George F, Taylo
j. x Alien " + s!esSsoPs' J. T. T. l. s si'f
d Murphy. Watson Coleman and A. |
. Kennedy. Jr. Among the prominent elias
A riders who have entered are Ray Nj
Donald: Charles Brown, James WIFI
C. T. Nelson George Smith. +. A. Bofrr
{, ger. j. II Gp rdrer. !. w. Davidson, j
d L Blauvelt, e. W. Heysr. r, r Goo
= An exhibition mile will be ridden
y some well known class y man. who wi
d endeavor to lower the State record lei
It tries close, to-day. To reach the traC
take any line TO Coney Island and z,
out at Kings Highway. where FRI
l. stages will be In waiting.
y Events OF the Riverside Yacht Gu
are slated as follows: July 7. annual r,
= gatta; Aug. II. ladies' day; Aug. IT. al
nual ball.
5. The second annual regatta Of II
n Shrewsbury Yacht Club will be sale
y July at Red Bank, starting at 10 A.
n cntries are open to members OF III
ID N. Y, Y. II. A. A special race will /
VI ohen- without entrance fee. TO any Car
Fcod catboats.