New-York tribune., 1874-06-13
THE HARLEM REGATTA.

os,so ov THE FNTRIEs-THE CREWS WHICH AhE
TO TAKE PART IN THE RACES.
Tho c,ub-houses of the Harlem Regatta As
soe,atiop ON the Harlem River above 'nc oi'uko' ao
the acene of the necessary activity oonseq.en' ~.
o,ation. for the regatta which viii take Pi"ce on
poP ~ a, the members OF the various clubs
ou,,.a here-the Gramercy, Atalanta, nassau Nc"
vo,h povne Club New-York Athletics, Harlem ho"inS
C,ub columbia College, Dauntless, ana Nautilus c'uV'
have been In training for some time past anu eo"a"
evening the river is literally alive with cra' oe'ohRs
~ the different clubs There will be three races one Tor
,roared and twooared boats and for sculls. For
tho frat the distance will DO two miles, from about 200
wards above the Fourh-ave. Railroad bridge, TO High
Bridge For the others the distance will be one mle
from the starting point to within 200 yards oi
McComb's dam. The prizes are as follows For Ionr-
cared boats the grand Challenger plate valued at soo
and the champion coors OF the Association, also four
presentation medals for twO-oared boats the Ladies'
Challenge Cup, valued at s40O also two presentation
medals for sculls the Diamond Challenge scus valued
at $780, and one presentation medal. The entries closed
last night at midnight which me by rule OF the AS
sociatoD, the Secretary was not permitted 10 make
known any OF the entries From inquiries made at the
different cub-houses yesterday afternoon TRIBUNE
reporter learned OF the following entries though Is
not probable that IL Is complete list:
The Aalantas will enter for the fouroared race Win
the same crew that pulled in their boat for some
time pas-thc same that beat the Nassaus last Autumn
II is as follows: Ed Blake. w speer 2; T. Van Raden
81 Withers, stroke. 1t Is considered the strongest
crew on the Harlem River and s the fayorte In this
race George Young the Atalantas will compete In
the scn race. The New-York Athletic Cu0 mas also
entered the four cared race aud wih crew thnt s
considered nearly equal TO that OF the Atalantas IL
as follows X. W. RathbOne George W. brown. q; II
C. West 81 Charles Cone. stroke. William Curtis who
now holds the champion sculs. will be the only entry
from this club IN the scull race lie is sun sun
the favore. The Nassaus are not entered IN the nrst
race They would have been had 1t taken
place on the Sh inst, as was orlginahy
Intended Two members OF the crew. which consists OF
Messrs Brown, Walker Willis. and Montgomery have
other engagements for the 22i and the cub was Obliged
TO withdraw, Frank q. Brown and John walker are
entered for the twO-oared race and the latter VIII proDa
by also enter for the scul race. Charles mgn
Der Of this club who last summer won Tue t h
Of the United States in scus VIII not eombeIe ioT tne
Association prize. boat OF the New YORK Rowing Cuo
ia entered for the four cared race, manheu as
r. t. Leland 1: Herman Oelrichs, 2 u H. L;anu, o, u
ID Tnoersol stroke, This crew have only Decn III trai-
ing about three weeks but they already maze u very
creditable showing in their exercise. A boat manned
by Wilbur Bacon and Frank Ellison Is aso entered iol
the twOoared race the Gramercy Gun poat may pe
entered for the our-Oared but at present IL s u
derstood that there Is dispute as 10 one VI e
who is alleged be n professional ana question Is
raised which be settled by the cOmnLtee OF tue
Association before the entry can be made Inc ABOVE,
IL is will be all the entries Tor the hrst TWO
races but doubtless most all OF the cnDs VIII copete
i'm the scu race among them DAVID Roacn OF the Nau
tiins and Mr. Cader OF the Harlem Rowing Club
There was considerable talk yesterday AT the dnerent
cubouses in regard to the anticipated naten between
the Yale and Atlanta crews IL said that the former
will withdraw ard that the Atlantas feel somewhat
disappointed =. 4, n. ,,,,. -, w..
The Rutgers College and the Mystic Boat Club OF New
ark will row "a threemile over the RtiItan IiuD
course next Tuesday morning.