BEST RECORDS IN ATHLETIC SPORTS-Continued. Three standing broad jumps, amateur, American-M. W. Ford.-34 ft. 4 in.; Brooklyn, April 10, 1885. Ten standing broad jumps, amateur, American. -113 ft. 5 in.; M. W. Ford, N. Y. A. C., Brooklyn, July 18, 1886. Ten standing broad jumps, prof.115 ft. 6 in.; H. M. Johnson, 1888. Running hop, step and jump, prof., American48 ft. 8 in.; Thomas Burrowes, Worcester, Mass.. Oct. 18, 1884. English, amateur-50 ft. 1 in.; D. Shanahan, Ireland, Aug. 6, 1888. Standing hop, step and jump, prof., English, with weights.-40 ft. 2 in.; D. Anderson, Eyemouth, England, July 24, 1865 (without weights) -31 ft. 10 in.; Gavin Tait, Glasgow, Scotland, 1862. Three standing jumps (with weights).-39 ft. 3 in.; D. M. Sullivan, St. Catherine's, Canada, Aug. 17, 1885. Pole vaulting, amateur, American.-11 ft. 5 in.; H. H. Baxter, N. Y. A. C., Mott Haven, Oct. 15, 1887. English, amateur; Thomas Ray, Ulverstone, England.--11 ft. 8 in., at Barrow-in-Furness, Sept. 22, 1888. Three legged race.--50 yds. 7 s.; W. D. and G. R. Preston, Seventh Regt. A. C., March 25, 1882; 110 yds., W. H. Luddington, Jr., and C. H. Sherrill, Jr., Yale College. June 3, 1887. 14 s. 175 yards.-24 s.; F. G. and F. S. Rowmage, Seventh Regt. A. C., April 3, 1886. Potato race, 220 yards.-10 potatoes, 2 yds. apart, 19 turns; G. R. Preston, Seventh Regt. A. C., Nov. 25, 1882, 51 s.-225 yards, 10 potatoes, 2 yds. apart, 19 turns; W. H. Roberts, B. A. Á., New Jersey A. C. games, Sept 3, 1888, 51 s. Bar vaulting.-7 ft. 4 in.; T. C. Page, Gambier, Ohio, May 18, 1881. 75 yards hurdle race, 6 hurdles.-2 ft. 6 iu. high, 83 s.; A. F. Copeland, M. A. C., New York, Oct. 27, 1888. 100 yards, 8 hurdles.-2 ft. 6 in. 12 s.; A. F. Copeland, M. A. C., Oct. 27, 1888. 220 yards, 10 hurdles.-2 ft. 6 in., 26 s.; A. F. Copeland, M. A. C., 1887. Throwing the 56 lb. weight, for height; ama The Crescents. teur, American-13 ft. 114 in.; M. O'Sullivan, Pastime A. C., Nov. 21, 1888. Throwing the 56 lb. weight, standing, for distance, amateur, American-26 ft. 10 in.; Dr. J. C. Daly, B. A. A. grounds, Oct. 1, 1888. American style, from a foot circle, 27 ft. 9 in., W. L. Condon, N. Y. A. C., Detroit, Sept. 19, 1888. Irish style, run and follow-36 ft. 6 in.; J. S. Mitchell, Gaelic team, Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1888. Putting the 12 lb. shot, amateur, American50 ft. 6 in.; G. R. Gray, N. Y. A. C., May 19, 1888. Putting the 24 lb. shot, amateur, American32 ft. 6 in.; G. R. Gray, N. Y. A. C., New York, Nov. 21, 1888. Putting the 28 lb. shot, Irish style, 7 ft. runG. R. Gray, 34 ft., Nov. 21, 1888. THROWING HAMMERS-81b. hammer, American, 150 ft. 9 in.; 8 lb. hammer, with one hand-139 ft. 2 in.; 10 lb. hammer with one hand-112 ft. 6 in; 12 lb. hammer-124 ft. 11 in.; 14 lb. hammer, length over all, 4 ft., 115 ft. 4 in.; 14 lb. hammer, 7 ft. run, one hand throw-111 ft. 9 in.; W. L. Coudon at Wilmington, Del., May 10, 1888. Throwing 12 lb. hammer, 3 ft., 6 in. handle, amateur, American-116 ft. 4 in.; C. A. J. Queckberner, S. I. A. C., Nov. 17, 1888. 16 lb. hammer, same handle-100 ft. 5 in., same date; C. A. J. Queckberner. 16 lb. hammer, 4 ft. handle, 7 ft. circle-129 ft. 3 in.; W. J. M. Barry, New York, Aug. 12, 1888. 16 lb. hammer, 4 ft. handle, Irish record, 7 ft. run-121 ft. 7 in.; J. S. Mitchell, of Cork, Ireland, May 5, 1888. 16 lb. hammer, one hand throw, 914 ft.; W. L. Coudon, Wilmington, Del., May 10, 1888; with a turn, 105 ft. 4 in., same date; with one hand from a 7 ft. circle, 119 ft. 9 in.; W. L. Condon, at Elkton, Md., Oct. 5. 1888. Irish record, unlimited run and follow, 3 ft. 6 in. handle-136 ft. in.; J. S. Mitchell, of Cork, Ireland, Aug. 7, 1888. SIX DAY RACES-BEST RECORDS. Littlewood.. Albert FOOT-BALL. The Crescent Athletic Football team won the American Foot-ball Union championship pennant. The following is a list of the games played: WON. Oct. 13-Crescents vs. N. Y. Athletic 2027 66 Nov. 3 10 66 66 29. 52 to 0 vs. Staten Island C. C. 10 to 2 vs. Orange Athletic... 34 to 6 vs. New York Athletic 30 to 0 vs. Staten Island C. C. forf't 66 vs Orange Athletic... 25 to 0 Oct. 6, at Polo Ground, New York-Princeton University vs. Crescents, 31 to 0. Nov. 6, at Washington Park, Brooklyn-Yale University vs Crescents, 28 to 0. During the seasons of 1886, 1887 and 1888, the Crescents scored in the American Foot-ball Union series 389 points to their opponents' 8. The Crescents had a second foot-ball team composed of the late Brooklyn Hill and Brooklyn Heights teams, who played the following games, winning them all under the name of the Crescent Consolidated team: "19-Harvard Univ. of Penn... 48 to 0 The record of the Yale Team for the past six 6 to 4 vs. Flushing A.C. 12 to 0 LACROSSE. The Brooklyn Lacrosse Club was organized in 1888 from the Brooklyn Athletic and Nassau Athletic Lacrosse Teams. On October 13 they won the "Oelrichs' Cup "and Championship from the Staten Island Lacrosse Team. Ten regular games were played during the season and one exhibition game-6 won and 5 lost. The score as follows: May 30, at New Brunswick, N. J., against Rutgers College, lost; score 4 to 3. June 23, at Washington Park, against Staten Island (exhibition), lost; score 4 to 0. June 30th, at Washington Park, against Maple Leafs, of Philadelphia, lost; score 4 to 1. June 30, at Washington Park, against Staten Island, lost; score 3 to 1. July 14, at Washington Park, against Staten Island, won; score, 3 to 1. July 21, at Staten Island, against Staten Island, lost; score, 6 to 0. August 11, at Hoboken, N. J., against Jersey City, won; score, 3 to 1. August 25, at Jersey City, N. J., against Jersey City, won; score, 3 to 2; September 22, at Bergen Point, N. J., against Princeton (College Champions), won; score, 2 to 1. September 29, at Washington Park, against Staten Island, won; score, 4 to 1. October 13, at Staten Island, against Staten Island championship match, won; score, 4 to 3. The games played on June 30, in Brooklyn, were in the Oelrichs' Cup" championship tournament. LAWN TENNIS. THE BROOKLYN HILL TENNIS CLUB opened their new ground with four earth courts, on Herkimer street, near Nostrand avenue, on Saturday, May 19. Their first tournament began Saturday, June 30. Only Gentlemen's Singles were played. W. A. Tomes beat D. Hotchkiss, 6-1, 6-4 and 6-3. BROOKLYN HILL TENNIS CLUB. The second tennis tournament of the Club was played on the grounds at Herkimer street on Wednesday, October 17. Gentlemen's Singles: J. W. Raymond beat W. A. Tomes 6-1, 6-1, 5-7. Ladies' Singles: Miss Hanley beat Mrs. West 4-6, 6-5, 6-2. 6-3. Mixed Doubles: Miss Brush and J. C. Tatum beat Miss Shreve and T. W. T. Maxwell 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. THE CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB held a tourna ment on Saturday, June 16, at the club grounds, corner of Ninth street and Ninth avenue. Mr. Carroll J. Post won the prize in the Gentlemen's Singles by default. In the Gentlemen's Doubles Messrs. C. J. Post and W. A. Webster took the prizes by default. POLYTECHNIC LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. The annual spring tournament began Monday, June 11, and continued on alternate days until finished. First-class Singles: Final Round; McMahon beat Bennett 6-2, 5-6, 6-3. Second-class Singles: Final Round: Pearsall beat Braine 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Third-class Singles: Final Round; Merian beat Minck 6-4, 6-0. Class Finals: A. S. Merian, third class (15), beat Pearsall, second class, 6-2, 6-3; McMahon, first class, beat Merian_(30), third class, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. Doubles: Final Round: J.E. Brown and Crego beat McMahon and Webb 6-4, 7-5, 5-7, 7-5. Referee, Mr. James E. Brown. The fall tournament was brought to a close on Monday, October 29, at Prospect Park. The winners were: Gentlemen's Singles: First Class: Langdon beat Pearsall 6-1, 5-6, 6-2. Second Class: Fransioli beat Merian 6-1, 6-0. Third Class: Kimball beat Hadden 6-2, 6-3. Championship Singles: Kimball, third class, beat Fransioli, second class, 6-1, 6-5; Langdon, first class, beat Kimball, third class, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5. Gentlemen's Doubles: Langdon and Kellogg beat Lanman and Raymond 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. Referee, Mr. James E. Brown. THE PROSPECT PARK LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION is composed of over eighty clubs, and has a membership of nearly 500 players. One tournament was played during the season on the As LAWN TENNIS-Continued. sociation Courts at Prospect Park, beginning Wednesday, September 26, and continuing for several days. The winners were as follows: Gentlemen's Singles: Fred Gunnison beat A. Dunn 6-0, 6-2, 6-5. Ladies' Singles: Miss Helwig beat Miss Turner 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Gentlemen's Doubles: Langdon and Curry beat Pendreigh and Pendreigh 6-2, 6-4, 6-4. THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TENNIS CLUB has two turf courts at the corner of Smith and State streets; but no tournament was played in 1888. Best Tennis Records. The American Championship for 1888: SINGLES. America: Mr. Henry W. Slocum, Jr., of Brooklyn; St. George's Cricket Club. Middle States: Mr. E. P. MacMullen, New York Tennis Club. BROOKLYN Wheelmen are allowed by the Park Commissioners to use the west drive of Prospect Park, the Ocean and Eastern Parkways and Coney Island Concourse, subject to the following rules: From November 1 to May 1 riding will be permitted upon all pathways before 10 A. M. and after 7 P. M. At other times no riding will be permitted on any of the pathways, excepting those south of the lake from the Irving statue to gate 4 and to Lookout Hill. The west drive running parallel with Ninth avenue, Fifteenth street and the old Coney Island road to gate 4 at the southerly entrance may be used at all times. Fast riding, racing and coasting must be dispensed with and the right side used at all times. Bicycle riders must dismount in going down Ravine Hill and Deer Paddock Hill, but tricyclers may descend these hills mounted, provided their brakes are applied. Lighted lamps must be carried by all after sundown. On the Ocean and Eastern Parkways and Coney Island Concourse riding at will may be indulged in at all times, but the rules of the road must be observed.. Wheelmen are required to register their names and addresses at the office in the Litchfield mansion, and procure a numbered badge from the Park Commissioners, which shall be worn conspicuously on the left breast, and no wheelmen will be allowed to enter the park or use the parkways and concourse without such a badge. Special privileges such as parades, entertainments to visiting clubs, etc., can be arranged by application to the park authorities. Brooklyn Bicycle Club. This Club has a membership of 152, receiving to its ranks in 1888 the members of the Ilderan Bicycle Club. During the season there were five race meetings: May 12, a 20-mile road race over the Irvington and Milburn course, N. J., J. W. Schoeffer, first, 1 h. 16 m. 12 s.; May 19, a 25-mile road race over the same course was won by J. F. Borland in 1 h. 39 m. 12 s.; July 1, in the Club Championship series: the 5-mile road race on the Jericho Turnpike road, J. W. Schoeffer won in 18 m. 33 s.; the one-mile track race on the Queens Athletic Association track the same date was also won by J. W. Schoeffer in 3 m. 16 s. July 4th, in the Novice series, W. G. F. Class won the 5 mile road race over the Jericho Turnpike Road in 20 m. 443 s.; also, the one mile track race over the Queens Athletic Club track in 3 m. 36 s. September 29th, the 3 mile track race, handicap, was won by J. W. Schoeffer, scratch, in 10 m. 63 s.; W. F. Class, 160 yards, second, in 10 m. 7 s. The first annual club parade was held on June 30th. Kings County Wheelmen. One of the important events of the year in bicycling circles was the occupancy of the new club house at 1255 Bedford avenue by the Kings County Wheelmen on the 15th day of February. On the 24th a bowling club was organized. On the 15th the seventh annual meeting and election of officers took place. The Club won the pool tournament with the L. I. W. on March 19th by 15 points to 1. April 14th, annual dinner at Dilliard's. May 30th, fifth semi-annual road race, K. C. W. and H. C. W. tied. June 21st, annual lantern parade on Bedford avenue, in which over 500 wheelmen joined. July 14th, the tie between the K. C. W. and H. C. W. run off, the K. C. W. victorious, winning first, third, fourth and fifth places. September 29th, two mile handicap at Queens Athletic Club Grounds, won by Mr. W. F. Murphy. November 6th, twenty-five mile club handicap at Irvington, N. J., won by Charles Murphy; John Bensinger, second. November 22d, the first of a series of ladies' receptions and musicales given in Club parlors. December 7th, a stag racket given to members and friends. During the year several club runs were made to different parts of the country. Mr. W. F. Murphy holds the mileage record of the Club for the year, having ridden about 8,000 miles. Twentyfive other members have ridden 2,000 miles or more. The membership of the Club is 182, besides 55 veteran and honorary members. The Club held its seventh annual race meeting at the Brooklyn Athletic Association Grounds, DeKalb and Classon avenues, on Saturday, June 23d. The following were the events and winners: One mile novice, open, L. H. Wise, L. I. W., first, 3 m.; one mile handicap, open, R. L. Jones, K. C. W., 90 yards, first, 2 m. 57 s.; half mile, without using hands, F. F. Storm, K. C. W., first, 1 m. 49 s.; one and four-fifth miles team, relay race, L. I. W. first, G. W, Kreger, W. Schumacher and J. H. Wise, K. C. W., second; 5 m. 37 s;* one mile club novice, R. W. Steves, first; W. F. Murphy, second; 3 m. 16 s.; three mile New York State Chainpionship, G. W. Kreger. L. I, W., first, 10 m. 13 s.; half mile boys' race, Louis A. Schoefer, first, 1 m. 49 s.; half mile run, W, H. Roberts, B. A. A., 38 yards, first, 2 m. 3 s.; three mile handicap, J. F. Borland, B. B. C., 300 yards, first, 10 m. 23 s.; one mile ride and run, H. A. Kellum, Brooklyn, 4 m. 283 s.; one mile consolation, W. F. Murphy, K. C. W., first, 3 m. 18 s. Long Island Wheelmen. The Club's first racing season was in 1888: Four races were entered into, and three won. George W. Kreger won the 3 mile State Championship at the Kings County Wheelmen meeting and every other race he entered. Several members have made century runs during their long tours, and the following have made over two thousand miles during the season. H. L. Wise, 6,500; W. Schmid, 5,000; W. Schumacher, 4,000; F. M. Tunison, 3,800; C. C. Alden, G. W. Kreger and F. B. Monell, an average of 3,000 each. The membership of the Club is 127. The first annual race meeting was held at the Brooklyn Athletic Association Grounds, on Saturday, June 2, 1888. The winners of the events were as follows: One mile Novice, F. B. Monell, L. I. W., first, 3 m. 21 s.; one mile handicap, E. P. Baggott, H. C. W., first, 3 m. 9 s.; two miles, Long Island Wheelmen Championship, George W. Kreger, first, 6 m. 41 s.; two miles, League American Wheelmen Championship, C. E. Kluge, H. C. W., first, 6 m. 51 s.; one mile Club Handicap, George W. Kreger, first, 3 m. 12 s.; three mile handicap, E. P. Baggott, H. C. W., first, 10 m. 7 s.; two mile club team race, Kings County, first, 23 points, 6 m. 40 s., J. W. Schoeffer, winner; consolation race, H. P. Matthews, B. B. C., first, 3 m. 174 s. YACHTING. American Model Yacht Club.-May 30th: 14 starters, in 3 classes, viz., Sloops May, Vixen, Ella, Ariel, Lavantia, Edith, Valkyr, Libby, Mab, Puritan, Georgia, Stella, Daisy, and schooner Viking. Winners of 2 successive races: 1st Class, Viking; 2d Class, Mab; 3d Class, Georgia. July 4th: 11 starters in 2 classes; winners of 2 successive races. 1st Class, Ella; 3d Class, Geor-. gia. July 28th: 4 starters; winner, Libby, best 2 in 3 races. September 3d: 15 starters, in 3 classes: winners, best 2 in 3 races: 1st Class, Lavantia; 2d Class, Libby; 3d Class, Stella. September 8th: Match race, best 2 in 3; Puritan 1st, Stella 2d. September 22d: Match race, best 2 in 3; Puritan 1st, Mascot 2d. Atlantic Club.-May 30th: "Opening Day," light winds; no races to a finish. June 12th: 23d annual regatta; 36 starters, in 11 classes. Schooners, Class 1, Grayling, 1st; Palmer, 2d; Miranda, 3d.-Class 2: Gevalia, 1st; Haze, 2d; Azalea, not timed.-Sloops, Class 2: Fanny, 1st; Shamrock, 2d; Huron, 3d.-Class 3: Hildegarde, 1st; Thistle, 2d.-Class 4: Anaconda, 1st; Roamer, 2d.-Class 5: Enterprise, 1st; Nirvana, 2d; Stella, 3d; Amaranth, 4th.-Class 6: Papoose, 1st; Banshee, 2d; Phantom, 3d; Rival, 4th; Ariadne, 5th. -Class 7: Eurybia, 1st; Ilderan, 2d; Daisy, 3d; Mistral, 4th.-Class 8: Hypatia, 1st; Kangaroo, 2d; Gem, 3d; Lena, 4th; Nyssa, 5th.-Class 9: Gleam, 1st; Frolic, 2d.-Class 11, cat rigs: Bijou, 1st; Marjorie, 2d; Cid, 3d. June 16th: "Ladies' Day;" Schooners, 1st Class: Grayling, 1st.-3d Class, Gevalia, 1st.-Sloops, 3d Class: Hildegarde, 1st.-4th Class: Anaconda, 1st. --6th Class: Rival, 1st. July 14th: Rendezvous at Whitestone, L. I., for annual cruise in Long Island Sound, finishing at New Bedford July 20th. October 1st: Schooner Grayling beats Boston schooner Sachem off Newport, R. I., in 1st of 3 match races; other 2 races declared "off," Grayling springing foremast in 2d race. Brooklyn Club.-September 3d: Annual regatta postponed from June; 15 starters, in 7 classes. Class A: Carrie, 1st; Elfin, 2d; Sunbeam, 3d.-Class B: Josephine, 1st; Homing, 2d; Ninon, 3d.-Class C: Faustina, 1st: Effie 2d.Class 1: Vida, 1st; Seminole, 2d; Priscilla G., 3d. -Class 2: Kangaroo, 1st; no competitor.-Class 3: Carrie May, 1st, no competitor; Class 4: Roamer, 1st; Elsie, 2d. Canarsie Club.-May 30th: Class 1: Gelert, 1st; Cygnet, 2d; Julita, ruled out.-Class 2: So So, 1st; Aurora, 2d; Ethel, 3d; Edda D., ruled out; Yucatan, not timed. August 4th: Lady Glenmore, 1st; Julita, 2d; Ours, 3d: Leisure, 4th; So So, 5th; Ida S., 6th. August 25th: Sweepstake, $50; Birdie W., 1st; Kate, 2d; Lizzie R., 3à. East River Club.-June 18th: Annual regatta; 30 entries, in 6 classes. Cabin sloops, Class A: Wacondah, 1st; Avalon, 2d.-Class B: Maud M., 1st; Alice, 2d.-Class C: Lydia F., 1st; Julia, 2d.-Open sloops, Class D: Pirate, 1st; others not timed.--Cat rigs, Class E: Ida K., 1st; So So, 2d; Emma D., 3d.-Class F: Aida, 1st; Irene, 2d; Nettie, 3d. Races at Jamaica Bav.-September 16th: Cat rigs, Class 1: Julita, 1st; So So, 2d; Martha, 3d; Emily, 4th; Correct, 5th; Aurora, 6th; Amphion. 7th.-Class 2: Florence, 1st; Louise, 2d, Lizzie R., 3d; Clara D., 4th; Amaranth, 5th. September 23d. Class A: Julita, 1st.-Class B: Lizzie R.. 1st. September 30th: Lizzie R., 1st; Florence, 2d. Larchmont Club.-June 9th; Spring regatta; 20 entries. Class D: Clio, 1st; no competitor. Class E: Agnes.-Class 3: Shamrock.Class 6: Daphne.-Class 8: Eurybia.-Class 9: Kangaroo.-Class 14: Lorna.-Class 15: Fairy.— Class 16: Kid. July 4th: Annnal regatta. Class B: Troubadour.-Class E: Lotus.-Class 5: Anaconda.Class 6: Adelaide.-Class 7: Papoose.-Class 8: Eurybia.-Class 9: Kangaroo.-Class 10: Vixen. -Class 12: Sirene.-Class 13: Apache.-Class 14: Lorna.-Class 15: Fairy. August 18th: Race for oyster-boats only; winners in their classes: Watson, Jennie Baker, Loon, Jennie A. Willis, Joke, Lizzie D. Bell, Allie Ray, Addie B., Parthenia. August 31st: Special race. Chiquita, 1st; Banshee, 2d; Nymph, 3d; Baboon, 4th; Papoose, 5th. New York Club.-June 21st, annual regatta: 1st Class schooners: Palmer, ist; Ramona, 2d; Dauntless, 3d.-3d Class: Grayling, 1st; Sachem, 2d; Marguerite, 3d; Miranda, 4th; Troubadour, 5th; Sea Fox did not finish. Sloops, 3d Class: Katrina, 1st; Stranger, 2d; Fanny, 3d. 4th Class: Hildegarde, 1st; Whileaway, 2d; Thistle, 3.-6th Class: Adelaide, 1st; Iseult and Regina not timed. September 20th, fall regatta.-Keel schoners: Dauntless, 1st; Alarm, 2d.-3d Class schoners: Grayling. 1st; Magic, 2. Sloops, 2d Class: Shamrock, 1st; Katrina, 2d; Fanny, 3d.-4th Class: Adelaide, 1st; Wizard did not finish. August 8th: Rendezvous at New London for annual cruise in Long Island Sound, finishing at Newport, August 21. New Rochelle Club.-July 7th, annual regatta, 21 starters. Winners in their classes; Anaconda, Enterprize, Rival, Volusia, Kangaroo, Vixen, Adele, Fairy, Gracie L. Oyster Bay Club.-July 4th, annual regatta, 10 starters.-1st Class: Nadjy, 1st; Iseult, 2d; Indolent, 3d.-2d Class: Meteor, 1st; Dodo, 2d; Sinbad, 3d; Eleanor ruled out. September 22, Commodore's cup race: Eleanor, 1st; Dodo, 2d; Meteor, 3d. Seawanhaka Corinthian Club.--June 23d, annual regatta.-2d Class schooners: Grayling, 1st; Sea Fox, 2d; Miranda did not finish. Sloops, 3d Class: Katrina, 1st; Stranger, 2d.4th Class: Hildegarde, 1st; no competitor.-5th Class: Roamer, 1st; no competitor.-6th Class: Daphne, 1st; Regina did not finish.-7th Class: Nymph, 1st; Rival, 2d, Banshee, 3d.-- 8th Class: Eurybia, 1st; Kangaroo, 2d; Volusia, 3d; Iseult, 4th. Shelter Island Club.-August 18th, 3d annual regatta, 56 entries and 45 starters. Sloops, 3d Class: Pointer, 1st, Rover, 2d.-Cat-rigs, 2d Class: Defiance, 1st; Jenty, 2d.-3d Class: Eudora, 1st; Jessie, 2d.-4th Class: Emmeline R, 1st; Jay-Eye-See, 2d; Yachts long boats.Lagonda, Jr., 1st; Sattelite, Jr., 2d. Naphtha launches, 6 entries: Forward, 1st; Hermia, 2d. Williamsburgh Club.--June 13th, annual regatta, 19 starters: Class A: Waconda, 1st; Tregartin, 2d; Katie 3d.-Class B: Katie Louisa, 1st; Sorceress, 2d; Progress, 3d; Mohonk, not timed.-Class C: Hugh Zobles, 1st; Emmie, 2d. -Class D: S. S. Free, 1st; E. B. Ackerley, 2d; Idler, 3d.-Class E: Ida K, 1st; Laura, 2d; Isabel, 3d; Lucy, 4th.-Class F: Lillie W., 1st; Lottie K., 2d; Katie, 3d. CANOEING. Brooklyn Canoe Club.-May 19, tenth sailing race for Budington Challenge Cup, 75 sq. ft. limit. 3 miles. 1st," Eclipse," R. S. Blake. June 9, Knickerbocker Canoe Club Regatta. Sailing race. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Guenn," W. Whitlock, B. C. C.. June 23, Brooklyn Canoe Club Regatta. Special sailing race. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, Cygnus," M. V. Brokaw. Unclassified sailing. 1st, Vim," H. C. Ward, B. C. C. 66 June 30, N. Y. Canoe Club Regatta. Open sailing. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Jess," F. M. Sinclaire, B. C. C. Open Paddling. 1st, "Minx," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C. Tandem Paddling. 1st, Blake and Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, Eagle and Curtis, N. Y. C. C. July 4, Passaic River Canoe Meet, Newark Bay, N. J. Unlimited sailing. 1st, "Jess," F. M. Sinclaire, B. C. C.; 2d, "Essex," G. W. Cox, Newark. July 10, Atlantic Division Meet, A. C. A., Sandy Hook, N. J. Unlimited sailing. 1st," Jess," F. M. Sinclaire, B. C. C.; 2d, "Essex," G. W. Cox, Newark, N. J. July 21, Eleventh race for Budington Challenge Cup. Sailing. 1st, "Jess," F. M. Sin claire. August 4, Twelfth race for Budington Challenge Cup. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake. 21 August 20, American Canoe Association Meet, Lake George, N. Y. Unlimited sailing. entries. 1st, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, "Notus," R. W. Bailey, Pittsburgh, Pa. Class IV., Paddling. 21 entries. 1st, M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, W. A. Leys, Toronto, Can. August 21 (same place), Tandem Paddling. 4 entries. 1st, Rice and Knappe, Springfield, Mass.; 2d, Brokaw and Schuyler, B. C. C. Manoeuvering sailing. 1st, Ford Jones, Brockville, Can.; 2d, M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C. Limited sailing. 24 starters. 1st, Ramona." Ford Jones, Brockville, Can.; 2d, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C. August 22 (same place), A. C. A. International Sailing Trophy (valued at $350.00). 15 entries. 1st, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, " Fly," Paul Butler, Lowell, Mass. August 23 (same place), Trial race, Barney Cup. 10 entries. 1st, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, "If," G. A. Warder, Springfield, Ohio. Combined race. 1st, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C.; 2d, Agawain," Emil Knappe, Springfield, Mass. "All-around Record" Prizes. 1st, M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C., 30 points out of 30 possible points; 2d, Emil Knappe, Springfield, Mass., 16.95 points. August 24 (same place), Consolation sailing race. 1st, "Guenn," W. Whitlock, B.C.C.; 2d, "If," G. A. Warder, Springfield, Ohio. September 3, N. Y. Canoe Club International Trophy. First trial race. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Bo-Peep," C. B. Vaux, N. Y. C. C. Second trial race. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Vagabond," C. B. Vaux, N. Y. C. C. September 22, Brooklyn Canoe Club Regatta. Open sailing. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Vagabond," C. B. Vaux, N. Y. C. C. Junior sailing. 1st, " Baby Rial," Dr. R. N. Denison, B. C. C.; 2d, “Queen Bess," R. J. Wilkin, B. C. C. Special senior sailing. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, Vagabond," C. B. Vaux, N. Y. C. C. September 29, Newburgh Boat and Canoe Club Regatta, Newburgh, N. Y. Open sailing. 1st, "Whim," W. Whitlock, B. C. C.; 2d, "Pixie," F. B. Smith, Newburgh, N. Y. October 6, Barney Cup, final race, Springfield, Mass. 1st, "Fly," Paul Butler, Lowell, Mass.; 2d, "Eclipse," M. V. Brokaw, B. C. C. October 13, N. Y. Canoe Club, International Cup, New York Bay. First race. 1st, "Eclipse." R. S. Blake, B. C. C.: 2d, "Charm," Walter Stewart, Royal Canoe Club, London, Eng. Second race. 1st, "Eclipse," R. S. Blake, B. C. C.; 2d, "Charm," Walter Stewart, London, Eng Special sailing race. 7 entries. 1st, Fly Paul Butler, Lowell, Mass.; 2d, "Guenn," W. Whitlock, B. C. C. November 6, Thirteenth race, Budington Challenge Cup. 1st, "Vagabond," H. C. Ward, B. C. C. ROWING. Long Island Amateur Rowing Association.-Third Annual Regatta, Aug. 18, at Bowery Bay, L. I.; course, 14 miles straight away. Single gigs: George Freeth, V. B. C., beat E. C. Wallace, S. B. C.; time, 10 m. 54 s. Junior single shells: J. M. Douglass, V. B. C., beat R. Hillman, Nautilus B. C., G. S. Miehling, V. B. C., and M. D. Hettrick, Nautilus B. C.; time, 10 m. 29 s. Senior four-oared shells (EAGLE Cup): Won for the third consecutive time by the Seawanhaka B. C. crew; A. Rave, bow; J. J. Fogarty, R. H. Pelton, C. G. Ross, stroke. Varuna crew, second; T. Richards, Jr.,bow; T. Hield, Chas. Edason, Geo. E. Laing, stroke. Nautilus B. C. crew close third; F. Olsen, bow; L. L. Firuski, E. Driggs, M. Donally, stroke. Pioneer B. C. crew, fourth; W. A. Boger, bow; E. M. Tucker, T. Sanderson, Wm. Zaiss, stroke. Time, Seawanhaka, 8 m. 24 s.; Varunas, 8 m. 38 s.; Nautilus, 8 m. 43 s. Junior four-oared shells: Won by Nautilus B. C. crew: A. S. Oswald, bow; A. Petersen, H. S. Ayers, A. Hillman, stroke. Pioneer B. C. crew, second; R. E. Whitney, bow; W. Tucker, J. F. Caldwell, H. Muldener, stroke. Varuna B. C. crew, third; E. S. McGrath, bow; J. D. Racy, E. Dunn, A. P. Doctor, stroke. Time, 8 m. 37 s. Four-oared gigs: Won by Nautilus B. C.; S. Manly, bow; C. Sutton, M. Mullaney, D. Voorhees, stroke; J. Schellenberg, coxswain; time, 8 m. 43 s. Varuna B. C., second; T. Richards, Jr., bow; T. Hield, C. Edason, G. E. Laing, stroke; A. W. Smith, coxswain; time, 8 m. 53 s. Seawanhaka B. C., third; Charles Weeks, bow; F. Rheinfrank, Daniel Melody, A. Engle, stroke; D. Ward, Coxswain; time, 8 m. 57 s. Ariel B. C. crew, fourth; J. W. Sampson, bow; W. T. Zschooch, H. Wilhelms, H. S. Sackett, stroke; E. W. Fleet, Coxswain. Double sculls: G. E. Laing and T. Hield, V. B. C., beat A. H. Beckwith and B. Johnson, Nautilus B. C.; time not taken. Senior single shells: A. Rave, S. B. C., was awarded the race on a foul; J. T. Hettrick, Nautilus B. C., coming in first; George Freeth, V. B. C., rowed outside the buoy; no time taken. Eight-oared shells (open race): Won by Passaic B. C. crew; H. P. Cashion, A. J. Stephens, J. Chambury, B. Van Clief, C. A. Lunjack, F. Freeman, J. Waldon, M. Quigley, stroke; E. L. Rodrigo, coxswain. Union B. C. second: P. Schile, J. W. Bell, R. Haubold, G. W. Kuchler, E. Weinacht, M. B. Kaesche, G. W. Eltz, R. Schile, stroke, H. Roche, coxswain. Nonpareil B. C. third; G. Bates, J. Hannon, J. M. Miller, W. Talbett, T. F. Wade, H. C. Boedecker, J. Canavan, J. Mass, stroke; W. H. Nelson, coxswain. Pioneer B. C. fourth: A. Kuhn, H. Muldener, R. Whitney, W. A. Boger, J. F. Caldwell, W. Tucker, |