New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
AQUATIC.
HUDSON RIVER AMATEUR ROWING AssoClAlioN'


u,rnsov RIVER AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION
Tbe Hudson River Amateur Rowing Assoca-
ton had their third anDual regatta, yesterday
OF tho E1vs,an Fields Hoboken The weather was beau'
tr and no less than nno steamboat loads OF people
witnessed the races from the water besides az immense
crowd on shore The Judges were Gen. hatu6iu 'S
Thos e. Stewart Gen. Lloyd Aspinwa the non. M,Ima
Radford, Smith f. Lane. esq, ana COL +. baiiy S
Gen Alexander Shaer was chosen lelefce, anu uoV. ID
sprip gsten OF the Atlanta Club tmekeeper Inc couse
was I'm charge OF Committee OF Arrangements from te
ASSOCIATION All the were OF three miles length
The first was for double-scull shell boats with the
following entries, all from me 3 nni Ot GDl
ick Ginger; color whe-Mathews and Spear Quick,
American Eagle; color, gray-Chawes ana iieuWIn, So
know Only two boats raced, the thlTd, the American
Eagle not making her appearance Inc h
were called into inc by ~ c" an9 ,arted bv a
pistol shot from the referee. good star, wa.
made, and the Swallow soon drew a ah hh,rs
tide ht the oil dock the "reds" two and han
lengths ahead, and by the time they reached inc cQd
dock they had increased that distance TO eight IehR
both pulling "a strokes minute. Betting four TO one on
the "whte" crew. limo TO the stake-swalow, II
The white crew iouled very badly at the stake, and
from that time il was evident that their chance Tor tLe
away on the home stretch. and passed the me 4ear
ing them stn long distance OIL. Tine OF r t.t
interest was displayed III this contest afifE
the first start, as IL was t CO.,, c1lny Ii,S
was the great attraction OF the afternoon The following
crews entered, and were all on hand and ready A@.
VIM C. Mainland, " " Iiaddock, Alexander Handy, A.
r. Paddock W. A. knapp bow George hoIhl' go cox,
swain Atlantic, IL. T. Magazine, color white jos E1s
sell stroke; Chas speiman jr Jo, stInhelr' - ~
smith, Geo Couryoisier' JOS W henson DOW - h V
Rad6n, stroke; Martin McIndoe sleken, LaTTiicSer'
oNei BOW J. p buTrG w eUfsSs'n .roEe i'11 l.
KiIp. i. Parker, L. Crawford, W; storey, G..
The Atantcs OF Hoboken drew the choice and took tho
inside the Mutuas OF Albany being outside The Allan.
lies took a lead Of haileugth IN the beginning aud
i,ef "a IL
tine rate Of ~ strokes minute the other thiee Doas
leiy close the Nuua!s laylnga sEht ad yan,ase.
hidden ir9 T eSrs a@ their lead about 20 yards the
MmIuaI crew next then interval OF Two 9oaIS ensh'
and the Columbia boat, closely follower Wy ~. N'"''
For HE third race for single scu shells there were st
entries ATLANTA, jersey Lightning color crimson, T.
Kobbe GuIick American Girl. color white. James
O'Neal. Gulick, Lady ThOrnc, ahead color red H. T.
Coin49bia, fHr color green, C OMEN. The Jersey
Lightning and Flirt were nowhere TO De seen ana oB
four boats started Deely taking lead win fSaoh tne
champion close his heels ana the others iaing ne
hind. The Goldsmith Maid Withdrew after couple OF
hundred yards and only three were LETT 10 hght u
out Decly led Fearon far as the docks,
and the struggle became very interesting AZ te SGal
dock The champion, VINO tl now Hau ul'hppohleu No
many admirers by taking the second place now plt on q
magnificent squirt and drew several lengths ahead anu
round on round OF applause from the steamers DIS
four 20 one FcarOn. Decly made bad tOul ht lhe
coal dock letting ONea come within two lengths, vale
tho champion was elght eng'Is a.onu i'g s. Io
down at about these distances the Two rear nOas coSo
together, racing hard, and Fearon constantly LEAVING
them Deely lnally in second. FearOns time was
Is minutes 54A seconds.
The fourth race sixOarcd shells participated In
by only two boats. follows: ATLANTA Ataanta color
crimson. H. s. TruaX, stroke Il. WthCrs I'd. Smith, J.
Waterbury, j. H. Lindsay, A. 5. swan bow. Mutual,
Mutual; color pink aud magenta; Perry Ewing. stroke
Wygant, ShattuCk swartz, Adams, G. IlpenDIihk, boz"
This race was beaten by the Ataanta crew, who lea
throughout Time to the stake, 1910 winning time, 'i'
The closely contested. and would have Dcch
very the finish but the huuals fOucd post on
the retarn, which delayed them very materially.
The prizes were: For the first race two gold badEes
for the victorious dOubicsCu silver service for the
winning gig champion flag and gold badge for Fe1rons
prize and the Judges prize for the ATLANTA she'll These
presented to the winners after Ia" regatta AZ tho
ATLANTA BOathouse, and speeches made ny Col.
Myers Gen. hhaer, and others.
THE DUNDEE LAKE RACE.
Two crews have entered for the gold medal
race on Dundee Lake the 2Jd-the Dundee crew OF
Paterson and the La FavOrita OF Hackenslck The
double soul race comes of the goth, for medal