The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

he resigned the champion belt to the club. He has
20 far escaped al matrimonial traps.
THEODORE VAN RADEN.
Mr.. Van Raden II the tallest man In the crew,
measuring i've feet eleven and half inches: His
&c ns
%sry one o. the most aetve members . q the the
Atalantas) In the club champion single s:ull
Of the Columb!ss he won the belt belt n twice,
IN the double-scull race OF the H. A. r. A; regatta
o. lsSS which he won; was ss. swsmRsd ,o, IN
0'Neil. He resigned from the Columbia Club
n the spring Of 1870 spd Joined the
the Il. A. H. A. regatta Of 1870, also with the same
crew against Harvard and Yale. He entered for
lenged for the race, but who refused to row him
His reputation as first class amateur oarsman ID
firmly established. He rows ciean honest stroke,
durance Y extrsordinary. and the glitter Of his
and determination are no small part OF his composi
ton; ne rows NJ; lstsroosTd directly behind
not use liquor or tobacco In any form.
ALEXANDER HANDY.
Weighing az to row race, iss pounds. he 3 i've
feet eight inches high. and measures thiYty-eighs
he chest q
row with the rest OF the crew. unless they row very
fast when this deficiency entirely asaPPss. rs
prominently to the notice q the Soa . g
WIN s sSo ssHs 81 as Il.
rowed with this Grew in the sixosred shell raOe %
against Harvard and Yale last seas0n-wony he haS
rowsd several minor single scull races Of which
rows No. on the RS SE i s!as; s.,,ru ~ -~
and BOW Is su' or e
He Is cool, quick wtted and very 1.-THE. Few, II any,
ss9p can 50
o. tns SSas IN the Hs
three years old, and measures thirty-seven inches
esteem win just touch stick placed fye feet sisnt
rst race at Albany in single SOULS when only seven
teen years Of age Winning i; rowed the year fSl-
rowed against Tom Fearon in single souls, ana losti
In 1859 he r0wed against Doc. Withers and Tom
lost in 1870 he rcwed two single scu raCes ssans
White Of the Guck Club, losing one by an ac0dAnt
and winning the other; rowed against Deeley me
on the Passaic River and won rowed In SIX
Dared gig race against the Columbias and wons
regatta, 1888 lost; rowed in sx-oared shell race d
the Association regatta in 1859, wont rowed With
tion In 1870, lost He also rowed in same position
with this crew IN their races with Harvard and Yale
last season ana won: - .r,.,r.v r.-M'
nj. waterbury weighs, In condition, me
he the sst pns vSS s
tight measure for his vest would be thlrtyseYeD
and three.quarters inches: He, rowed 10 single
scull working boat against William Spear, OF The
Gulick Club, and won; rowed for the club belt and
lost; rOwed In the sixOared barge race Of the H. A.
H. A. regatta, 1857, won; r0wed In the eightOafed
barge race Of the Association regatta 1899, WOn1
rowed In the six-oared shell race OF the Aesoca]
OF the Association, 1870, with this crew lost; r0weI
with this crew against Harvard ana Yale la6s
season and won. Mr.. waterbury Is a single man.
thirty years of age. His successful rowing with Shd
crew heretofore proves him to be good OargDan.
Weights OF the Men.
| The following are the weights Of the mon some
short time before the day OF c0ntest:- 4 s-9
LONDON. ATLANTA
|, MLb. 49,, 41Ln
]. r. Close bowl II e. Smith bowl. 10
2. f. 8. GulstOn. -. IL 10 2. A. Handy....... 10 4
a a 10 4. Long 4 r. Van Ratler. N q