The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The concluding events in the Winni-
peg and Manitoba Rowing Association
regatta at Lake Minnetonka yesterday
were as follows. all races at a mile and
a half: Senior singles-J. Hackett, of
Rat Portage, first l.. Wann, Minnesota,
second; L. A. Mcdonald, Winnipeg,
third. Time-9.3B %. Junior doubles
Rat Portage, first; Minnesota, second;
Winnipeg, third; Duluth, fourth. Time
SIS 80. Senior fours-Minnesota. first;
Winnipeg second. Time-S.2i IL. Senior
doubles-Rat Portage, first; Minnesota,
second. Time-S3i 3-4. Junior singles
Wann, of Minnesota, by default.
The aquatic carnival that was to have
taken place on the Raritan River. at
New Brunswick, yesterday afternoon,
vas postponed on account OF severe
heavy wind. which blew down a number
OF trees and by large hailstones.
A large crowd attended the diamond
yesterday. The results are: Mile novice
class 4, Harry Wilkins won; time,
2 iSS hs ,cIs open, class B., E, G.
rs "a. Two-mile handicap, class A, q.
ID. Comstock won; time. AS 3-5 Mile
handicap. class B. e. c. Johnson won ;
X, r. Goetz second; time, Ell SO. Half
Banker won second and final heat; best
time, LII. Half-mile handicap, class b,
f. G. johnson won; Goetz second; time,
class B. R. E. Eddy W WON: hhanTf siis2
second, Z. c. Johnson third; time. liz.
Cioetz went half mile against time, ny
Ing start in I'm. Ass.
Andy Watson. OF Philadelphia, and j.
T., Bhtler' or Lynn Mass, colored light
last might at the Kirkland club rooms,
Lynn; Butler drew first blood in the
fourth round and Watson did a little
sports who witnessed the affair were
disappointed and called II drawing
room exhibition. The fight was for a
There will be public attempt to break
| records at Waltham the latter part OF
| this week. when Harry Tyler. of Spring
field. will try for the flying start mile
record and Nat Butler will go for the
The practically defuncI Jersey City
nphr Uao i ,s about TO be reduyenatsd
CLUB Is really not in bad shape. having
an Indebtedness Of less than half the
value o., Of its properly, The new Club Will
The first regatta OF the Sea Clif Yacht
| club viii be sailed on Saturday. Aug. II,
over the Sound course to Execution
Reef and Matinnicock Point. There are
-four classes for sioops, three for cabin
cats. three for open boats and a special
Aug. TO- with 5. c. Prize, Chairman OF
the Regatta Committee
| These gentlemen have been posted FOR
membership at the Larchmont Yacht
| club Duncan :. Ellsworth, William T.
Mulligan and y, e. Cremmln.
The naphtha launch race of tae Horse
shoe Harhnr Club will be held on Sat
! urtav, Aug II, of the harbor. The
course viii be ten miles. and many OF
the little naphthls are expected to go
in to win the pretty prizes,
Moore, q, 5, Squire and J. A. Hunting
ton were appointed a Regatta Committee
to take charge of the fourteenth annual
regatta OF the New Rochelle Rowing
club, which Will take place at Ecao Bay
on Labor Day.
The Governors of the New Rochelle
Yacht club will hold a meeting next
| Monday night They viii discuss the
| feasibility OF holding a ladies' regatta
during the month. There are a number
of applicants for membership also TO bS
| considered.
George Works Katrina was hauled out
| at City Island, preparatory 10 taking
part in the New York Yacht Club cruise
|
Theys and Van Egmond. L
some OF the prominent advertisers fol
backing.
Atateur.-You do not state whethei
you attend 10 ride horse or wheel.