The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25


Aquatic.
The annual regatta Of the Hudson Amateur Row.
ing Association will take place the 9th Of septem
Der. TIE races are TO be as follows:-Frst double
soul shells; second, six-oared gig, Instead OF the
egbt-oared barge race; third, single scull shells3
fourth, six-oared smell for the championship Of tho
ASSOCIATION The races Will come or over the regu-
lar course, the first being set down for TWO p. N.
single scui race has been arranged between
Losee OF the ATLANTA Club. and Young, OF the Co
lumbia Club. for gold badge. This race is not TO
be rowed in shells, but seventeen feet working
boats. The contest win take place on Saturday,
July 81 at four 2. NJ, over the Hudson Amateur
Rowing Associations course.
The ANNA, regatta, single scuils Of the Atalanta
Boat Club will take place on the Sd OF August. over
the Association course.
The annual regatta, single SOULS, Of tho Columbia
Boat Club will take place on the LIST Of September,
over the Association course where on the same day
taere Will also be III addition sx-oared gig race.
Hamil and Coulter have at length been matched
to row live mile race In shell boats at Pitteburg.
the 9Th OF August, for $1,000 side. Alter con-
ment were drawn up and signed:-1. An outside
boat becomes entlted TO the inside track only when
inside boat to-. show clear water between
them. 2 ANY boat swerving from direct
other boat snail be ruled out. 5. Tie boats shall
toss for the choice OF position before starting IN the
e 4 O Of ae sxs a ovsp Which,
Nickel and Coulter rowed their race. me race 70
take place three weeks from this date on Saturday.
August 7, at the hour OF four O'Clock r. NJ. This
race to be 1--WE miles, starting from Haberlngs Coal
Tipple to Philips Hollow, beng two miles and 2
half from the staNeboat and return. 8. There shall
be two DuOyOoats, each man turning his own buoy
boat from left TO right-the distance between the
buoyboals 10 be twenty-five yards. q. smooth
waters Shall be required for the race the condi tion
OF the water to be judged OF and decided by the
referee. The gentleman named and agreed upon f0r
of1i
the last deposit, which shall be- I'VE days
before the day Of the gac e. being a Tues
'gO,n said word to be given by the referee, Time
shall be taken when the winning boat crosses the
line. s. The race shall be for purse OF l,000 q
me money IS all to be deposited in the hands Of
--a as least ive days before the day appointed
at be raSe stated IN these articles shall forfeit the
amount previously in the hands Of the stakeholder.
take place on the first fair day thereafter. IL In
case the judges appointed by Messrs. Hamill and
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such referee. ~. There shall be an additional de-
post Of 5000 made on "Wednesday, July IS between
the hours Of nine and ten O'CLOCK a. M IN ADDITION
The PARIS crew win row in the coming Lachine re-
gatta The names OF the crew are s. Fulton, r.
Fulton, q. Price, Il. Ross, ana J. ODononoe. The
crew have been taking few preliminary pulls at
Lacbne, and it is asserted that their pace was
something extraordinary for this part OF the world.
The correctness OF the lime Is not vouched for but 1t
compiisned 10 seven minutes and on their return to
Lachlne the same time was made.
Among the numerous competitors at the regatta Of
the Hudson amateur Rowing Association will be
the Mutua! Club, OF Albany, who are practising
vigorously.
their powers the other side OF the Atlantic with
the English scullers 1t win be remembered that
England issued challenge, to which Tyler an
swered as f0.lows:-"The friends 0f the American
Seg hereby a nc SAID
challenge, and will match Walter Brown to row J.
II. Renlortn an English sculer's race Of Ion QUE
lf2oo a sde) and the sculler's champion.
ship Of the word, the party going abroad
race 70 take place over the course, from Pdtney
to Morilake, the editor Of Beu's Lie to he stake.
o o1''' our an ARRIVAL 1s' England 70 facilitate
matters Renforth WILL on receipt OF this,
hs an and VIII 70 S
LVe. In connection with the above Brown and my.
self VIII make match with tue Hickey Brothers.
same terms over same course, or any other two men
TYLER mas been recently engaged IN experimenting
the building OF the two single ana enc double scul
paper boats which VIII be taken to England. should
contest really come on 1t viii doubtless create con.
The following entries have been made for the
coming Atlantic regatta the 80 OF August
Withers, Loses, Mainland and Springstein. The
Schuylkil Navy OF Philadelphia, have as yet re-
turned no answer to the challenge OF tue Ataantas.
tng:-July Sl-Losee and Young, three miles. single
souls, Eyslan Fields: Maitland and Lawrence,
single souls, Connecticut river. August 3-Cham-
pionshp OF the Ataanta Boat Club, three miles,
Elysian Felds 9th, Hayden and Perry; It'll, Toronto
Rowing Association. Toronto, @. W; Hamnl and
Coulter, five miles, Pittsburg; 10th, Mccarthy and
Aaleday. four miles, Harlem river; 3lst, Inter.
University race, Harvard and oxford, the Thames
Atalanta Cub OF New York and Schuykill Navy,
Pnliadelpha. September l-Regatta OF Columbia
Boat Club, Elysan Fields; 9th, Regatta Of Hudson
Amateur Association; Regatta Of Hackensack and
Paterson Club.
The Prize Ring.
There appears to be very agreeable lull In
pugis;lc circles, which IL is TO be hoped will con.
tinue for some time. Several events, however, are
in contemplation. George Rookie has issued q chai-
lenge to Joe Coourn, who is at present In Cali
fOrnia.
Meany and Duryea are matched to fight at catch
weight for $500 side, within fifty miles Of Boston,
on the 2lst proximo.
Monaghan and Higgins, both OF Mahaney City.
Pa, signed articles to light at catch weight, accord
ing to the rules Of the London prize ring for 5000.
The fight Is to he decided within hfty miles Of Ma
haney City on the ed of August.
The other events announced are:-July 81, Rogers
ana Looney at Central City, COL, for $1,000 side;
for 5000 q side - Matt. Hewins and Dave D0well.
near Bos ton, Tor $500 side. August 8, sam Powell