New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19
AQUATIC.

BOAT AND TUB RACING AT PATERSON.
The boat and tub races by the members of
the Phunny Pheows Club Of Paterson came off yes
tcrday afternoon the Dundee Lake. in the presence Of
5000 spectators The Judges Recorder Warren
and Mr. James Crooks, with Mr.. A. c. Beckwith OF the
Dundccs referee. Those engaged in the boat race
were bindioded, and on MI John Hndle' PRESIDENT OF
the Club getting into Bottoms boat he capslzed ana
f into the water, which caused great merrinent, Mr.
II Joining IN It heartily There were eghd entries d I0r
Edward Bolton, first; William staneir second; and John
For the tub race there were IS entries, and more
motley group has been rarely seen so ianasHGay were
but three who steadily TO point in the river where
three flags were suspended The tIst prize S5 was Won
by william Brown with the tub "Wild Duck; the see
ond Sl5 by John Bohn with the tub Butcher Boy and
the third by j. j. Garrabrant with the tub monitor.
speech read from book about four feet square.
THE SIX CREWS AT Observation-Disclosures
PRACTICE.
Great interest is manifested in Worcester,
Mass Of course in the approaching College Regatta,
which Is fixed for Friday next July D. was on July
&C. 1859, that Tie hfst College Kegata was hea AT Wor-
cepOn OF the three years from 1850 to 1861 in which
wears no races occurred il has since taken place The
college there and have settled down to hard
work The Amherst Freshmen were the first arriving
over a week ago, followed day or two after by the
Brown University Freshmen crew, both crews taking
quarters mt the QunlgamOnd House, ut the lake side.
The Harvard crews University and Freshmen) were
me- TO come and are year. the farmhouse of
M Prentice, the lake The laes came ON Friday
last and boarding, the University at the house
OF Mr. Curtis the Freshmen at Mr.. WatsOns being near
the lake. and more convenient and nearer than the iiar
wards. The Yale accOmpaniedby the ex-chan-
pion Oarsman, Walter Brown, who Is 10 coach" for
both crews. The Amherst crew have the noted New,
York oarsman John Blue coach" while Brown and
Harvard are looking out for their interests them
selves. The following are the ''boys who " man" the
boats: 49, -
Jones ~ ~ No p q. Willis class OF 20 No - J. > Me-
Cobb cassof H. No a RUSSELL class of ~ No. 81 n g. Read
YALE rSySSsrTr CREw-D Nee Bone class OF 20 oEe W F.
Met COX No. 3 T. Cooney class Of n, No. b W L.
Gushing, class Of - No q W. W. Plagg class of -, No. 81 C. g.
Higy,ap PeEsnaRS CREW - SHAW stroke H. NJ johnson No 2;
W }. Loy 10 81 johnson, No d g. H. Lyman No. 81 Bryant
YALE FnxsHrrS CEEwC s Hemmenwny stroke p w Ade No
Davenport No Day No Al g. NJ Browre No s. L. Boce,
BaOws PnEsasxs CREwF A. Cover sedg.ick Ne stroke G.
No. 81 " E. Cadse Providence No a A. D. Mcclellan, Grafton,
No s. + H. Luther, Worcester bow. .,
Ie Brey Methnen NO ,; s. Hale Montague No ,; E. p
Bliss Cambridge, No. E NJ Harwe Boston, No. 81 T. Gray,
Roth the Brown and Amherst received new boats
on Wednesday, built i'll New,1ork by Elliott ana Doth
give entire satisfaction, Mr. Elliott himself saying they
are the perfect boats he built They are OF the
same Dimensions. Yale and Harvard row IN boats used
bytbem since Spring The on saturday were all
out aud went the course both the Haryards pulling
the short sharp strok6 to the minute the Yale FRESH
men a. the Yale University 49, Brown 40, and Amherst
30 q minute IL the Yale Freshmen can pull az they did
Saturday and hold out for the three miles, honors on
Friday next far a. il and Harvard are concerned VIII
fe e.sy-so say experienced bOatmen The general IN
erpst crnters the Freshmen which, no Doubt
viii prove hardcontested and close one Preparations
arc making on every hand, and should Friday prove
pleasant, probably not less than 6Ooo persons WI" VIII
The final Regatta meeting held at the Bay State
House on Saturday evening The several committees
reported, and the Guarantee fund was raised 10 s!o
The Worcester Brass Band engaged to furnish the
music for the Regatta Concert Thursday, ana also at
Regatta Point Friday afternoon 1t was voted To OIer
Drze of S25 for twOmile wheTry race, open only TO
Worcester boats The rules Of last year in regard TO con-
ductug the races adopted. Following is the time
suggested for the 10 take place, subject to the APP
roSaI Of the University crews: WherTy, p. M, Fresh
men $3.50; Worcester boats, 4; University, a:SO n.