New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
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There il rae o.g.. ~i.Ccc-'t. 800. - Itp %
in re-'r.! Q" g., r-.e LeI.. g.. DaJ. 'e-s a-' -.'
Cambri.. ia. ro.ai 10 F.l f'' tn.1 they ~ aiir'
before to- Jrt.v rr OLD. 't y, an1 '-'L y g. cons
coded, VIII &C. g-i., pIss.c- Do, N'nda "il.n 'lc
vail 81 Ills g,grsu ol Doe year. The interest howe er
has not ab1tCl, :.t .t.t..ly hundreds visited TIC
lower bay, and sever. .amCr5 went outslIe, tLeii
| passengers whiting away tic hours by f3hinG
The steam - which went outside were he siate OF
Maine, tho E'p Van Wrinkle and tie II. p. llani, Capt
, s.olwagen, Lavingon board DR.. Reed Deputy Health
Officer, All number Of gentlemen from tho city sew
era OF The yachts also went OJtsidc, although most 81
them remained NJ anchor iris side OF sandy u COX
Inc America ana Sylyc sailed up the bay toSiiAei
during me div. Several s!Oopyacits have JolhcI the
| h,Gt and are anchored IN tie lover 1ly. a., -.
Nc inprssijn . beconhhg general among inc yacl-
m.H tlaL ne sappho VIII arrive Ts,, in naInJao5 DeIs
u mat elect have boon made Inc GOOD quahue SHOWN
in the race with the Cambria Lave won friends for her
everywhere, and these say 10 viii not he Want al GOOD
sIlIhS Qualities az GOOD ea mans PIP or p1h p9t Iaer
some az OTsn,u accident 'hat viii prevent Her nom ar
irving here frt IL reported at the time she lG.t
England at she Wa uJt in racing condition, 6Ut ne
truth fsy 81 tho report has not been established.
The sPppHo sailed two DAYS later than the other yachts.
Tie by wa specsed with crate OF All sorts a. uth
ana under taii, awaiting he approach OF the winning
boat 10 staten or Concy Islands carried in adGi on 10 tie
usual passengers throng Of persons labo'in under TIC
| Yachting excitement, wno were animated By the iG'le
| hope Of seeing the famous racers pass.
Red, WHITE AID ILUF.
:
bowling about tie darl bluc SEA, waiting ior the coming
y'c.ts and woong the cool zephyr of ne empyTe3n,
was the cCbgatcd tulrgZsd snip Rcd, White ana Bue,
which, though only 20 .oet long, has twice crossed tie
ocean She wa brc1 tinS the waves III ma channel re
crow coLsis'irgo Of fat boy had been orced Soft 20
loose the foreopgal'ant sail The p1sscnA,r ave Ie-
porCr5, at squatted ia line along the vlhdU ara s0e
81 thc deck notebook Ia hand, eugcry scanning the
Watey eNparse IN eniuous s'ruc {" desCy me Dllut-
less IN the oitig. The sTilhed captain had the hem
the ' eaaTt b 81 IRE yb Sfe| f tES GaSF Wa
| ~ crew,
wll Lun dzzy, suspended fun ok lct above The Gcc,
or whether il was the oyeralancug iniaencc of MANY
high forcheads side Of the deck prrndp never
he n5certancd but CERTAIN II Is that the stout snip
has hry ed the widest tc1pess Of Tie nTiHy main, all Of
sudden uppod ingl0rlJ over and Heated keel up.
Tho crew was hurled, kicking and sIravluc, from his
eddy hight and the captain found that instead OF strG
CA lt vessel, his vessel Was ttng on HIN. As the YER
Gaut frog, after cGnsemplatiTey sitting awhile on the
puts down lis lead, kicks Up Dis heels, and shoots
smoothly through the wave tic five reporters, in,
shot smoothly down hoadfor'Iost INTO the depths If
NswNOrk Bay. Tho captain and crow ouscoHceu tht ~
selves the keel possible, and sAed out the
bcdgagg'od representatives. vi the "Pr,s" one by
/ a.; gmtlemnn. WHO could rSt swim, became
/ somewhat alarmed for his personal safety, gnd
mediate sistaIce lie then swallowed m0u,hful and
disappeared. The Captain proved himself advised as to
tie value 81 Sertseme Is and promptly went ior Tue
gtsli1s suker. lie saved him Al were in fact saved
and the profession OF Ncrlork journalism was saved
pened along after the cstways had sat parbo-
ing in tie gun for short time and rugged ship ANA can 20
yacht Wa Oyerrown in tAC channel b sudden gale Of
| wind To yacht was corlnondcl by merchant Cap
| tain Of 30 years standing. No lives were lost
Nj. Evans Who !, reported TO have represented Iln'
sell the trip OF the Rcd, White and Blue yesterday,
the reporter of TrE TIB NJ, has TO connection with
this Paper and had 10 authority to MAKE any such rese-
GRAMERCY BOAT CLUE REGATTA.
This Club gave its first annual regatta on
/ the Harlem River Saturday afternoon Tho scene on
the river very pleasing one The friends Of the
Club he'd turned ont in large numbers ard scores o.
boats gayy drcor 4 with lags made pleasing secta-
Gle. Tue principal officers ~ ne club are G. b. Zach
man Commodore G. Earviclcr, President c. Zac!uaIi
Nce-Pf, iIcnt; H. Howell, easnr.r Ihc first race
hof TO tho boat Nav ard John Dash and T. At'n on IN
the june. Tine cr1 was on Harlem Railroad Bridge
10 -Con'5 Dam and back, distance OF \ miles AItcr
xCtins coIt-st he june came la the winner By ,
was scliug match over Tie same course, be twrcn
Wallace, Kyle aud Francis in ptiroaged gg, which Kyle
I .Ou Time, - minute ami y seconds TIC third race
the bcrt cstel. and had KOlly good finish. It
/ was between Roche aHd larTicacF. n the way the
boats IN until about quarter Of nile from
! home, vA,a Larwichor gradually drew aWay from liz
9pp2Ee and y 'I o sPu[ s Eo y SGo4 co ISn
to event Of the cyen'n0--re Jubra"c." Six members
slqrted Tor ms before half the course run, tie
champion. were tIIhbnrg H. tie river viii tabs SUNK
cNccltHf Roche "ho alone roac,ed the goal. snnp,
visitors wero invited TIE Grame,cy Boat Club numbers
BAYcEEE CLUE.
This Club has decided TO hold its fourth
annual and second union rcgat.as GA Monday Aug
the club dock Pumrauo, H. J., distance about % He..
All so, t1n go auy -uiz"d Ch club, not rl-
ready md wishing contest tOI ne Union prizes
are invited scud entries 20 AIr. Franklin Beams,
Secretary Bdg1rUc Nac!t clUb, 80. % Clt On or be-
fore noon OF Adg G. ChtC9ncTs, ia making entities,
should bc particular to give name and dimensions OF
! yacht, and canvas ,Eea.ulr.loHt
EMPIRE REGATTA CLUB.
4 meeting was held ut the old clubhouse Of
the Empire REGATTA Club on Saturday evening, the
purpose OF reoroanzatcr This Club which d3baLded IN
iSiin consequence - 80 Ia v Of ~, members en- sting
fpI The war, at %" meeting arranged piehmfrts or e
regatta IN september In former times Ibe re-" PCS of
thi. Diub the Harlem River, were Wen attended by
admirers Of rowing Uatches when property conducted
DrDICATIOT or "BtRKY HAMMOCK"
The jolly Tan-Togs Of Mamaroneck gave
their opening festive and social meetings Friday, on
their new grounds which they have named "Barky
IL rnu.cA 'a prOE.oA'0ry tine shore OF Long Island
! sound recently YTC scrtcd 70 the Club by Thomas
Palmer. esq. Tho dedication or this new retreat was
coudu . according to the peculiar rites and ceremonies
~ ilp TsrTngs TLe Commodore opened the exercises
i'm fine true ,pEIt o. the Club At the close OF the ded
ga ION Judge from this city delivered the charge to the
/ Commodore, Vicc-COmmOdOre, Treasurer, Secretary
stewards and members OF the Club in regard TO their re-
specve duties The annual reading Of the Constitution
(which is very curious dOcument was next in Order and
attended according to the prescribed form, the mem
hers all standing round the grand chOwdeTpOt OF the
trihe with "A placed upon the edge thereof and