The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-06
Boating Notes.


The fifth annual opening Of the oneida Boat
Club Will take place this afternoon at the club
house, foot OF Van Worst street, Jersey City,
The Atalanta's house on the Harlem being CON-
peted, the second story, recently added, will be
opened this afternoon TO members and their
friends. This room will be handsomely furnished
and used rs the general rendezvous OF the club.
The boat house ia built upon scow so that 1t can
be towed to any part of the city atpleasure, and 1t
is now announced that the structure will be placed
at q convenient point down town during the win
ter, that the members may visit without unneces-
sary trouble and thus Keep alive the pleasant as.
soc.atons OF the summer.
The match OF $1,000, between James Ten Eyck,
of Sing Sing, and william scharn OF Pttsburg,
The first important sculling feature OF the season,
is beginning to attract much attention in boating
circles and there seems to be but little doubt that
the event Will draw together q great number OF
people, at Peekskill, on the Hudson, Wednesday
afternoon, June "a. The last deposit OF 5000
side is due on the 18th inst. and Will certainly
receive the attention this important part OF the
business demands. as both men are eager for the
race. Among those who will always speculate
upon such events the Pittsburg oarsman is fan
cied the more, owing 70 rumors concerning mis-
speed as shown IN private trials, but the up river
gentleman has many friends who are willing to
take all the odds offered. Although better
course might have been selected for such trial OF
skill, the HUDSON OF course, being navigable
water the contest is expected to be very exciting.
The second deposit OF $780, gold, in the proposed
championship scullers' race between George
burg must be made In this CITY to-day between
the hours OF two and five O'Clock P. NJ. 1t will be
remembered That TINS race which is for $4,000 IN
gold Will take place over five mile turning
course on the Connecticut at Springfield, on
Wednesday, July 8: providing the water is In suit
thereafter. The principals appreciate the difculty
OF the task before them and are working zealously
TO put themselves in the best possible physical
The lour.oared shell race between the Argo-
nauts, Of Bergen Point, n. j. and the. Bulfalo
on the 10th lnst., has been postponed until the
Goth INST The distance will be three miles,
The first meeting of delegates appointed to reor-
ganze the New Jersey Boating Association Will be
held at Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City, next Thursday
the slx.oared shell race between the ATLANTA
and Yale University crews Will take place on Lake
SatOnstall, New Haven, Thursday, June rs.
The Executive Committee OF che National Asso-
citation OF amateur Oarsmen will hold meeting
this evening at the Aston House.
The ATLANTA Boat Club Will formally open its
new boat house, Harlem River, at 132d street. this
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
on Wednesday last the entries for the Schuylktll
Navy regatta, to be held at Philadelphia on the
nth ana 18th inst, closed with the foliowng:-
PENNSYLVANIA BOAT CLUB Phiadelphia.-One
four-John Layens, Jr. stroke) Frank Henderson,
Max schmitt, Oscar +; West Sbow. substiutes--
Hartley. One singieHax scnmtt. One SINGLE
John Lavens, Jr. One single-F. NJ. Hartley. One
slngle-W. Thomas
CRESCENT BOAT CLUB, Philadelphia don-
ble-C. +. Steel II. +. Wilmer. SuDstitutes-W. A.
Steel, A. Spering. one four-A. Spering, w. Barn.
hurst, F. Thompson, q. 1atmap. Substitutes-H.
Hinchman, George Young. c. f. Steel, H. f. Wit
mer.
NASSAU BOAT CLUB New York.-One pair-John
A. Walker strOke) Frank G. Brown DOW. Une
double--JOhn a. Walker (str0ke), Frank G. Brown
bow. One single-John A. Walker. One single
Frank G. Brown.
ARGoNAUTA ROWING ASSOCIATION Bergen Point,
N. J.-One double-Walter Man (stroke), Ed. Smith
bow. Supstute-Benjamin Stephenson. one
Slngle-Water Man. One snge-Ed. Smith. One
four-Eldred, Man, Stephenson, Smith.
HARLEM ROWING CLUB, New York.-One single
T. II. Keator.
UNDINE BARGE CLUB Philadelphia. pair
A. d. Frost tstroke), !. N. De Haven bow. Sub
sttuUe-J. Dillingham;
BACHELOR BARGE CLUB, Philadelphia.-One sim
Rle-F. Pleasonton.
QUAKER CRY BOAT CLUB, Phiadelphia.-one
four-J. d. McBeath (s:roke), +. Wood, S. Stinson,
s. Gormey DOW. substitutes. E. Reyburn, j.
Fowler, q. r. Adams, J. b. Leibert. One single
J. u. Leibert.
ATALANTA BOAT CLUB, New York.-One four
Withers tstrOKe), Van Raden, Spear. Blake bow,
One pair-landy, Johnson.
PHILADELPHIA Boat CLUB. Philadelphia.
pair-Charles Y. Grant, J. Bon>all Taylor.
VEsPER BOAT CLUB Philade phia.-Une four
Q. NJ. Mingus bow. Substitutes-J. b. TAYLOR A.
r. Parsons. One pair-R. G. NJ Mingus DOW, II.
Mcmillan stroke).
FRIENDSHIP BOAT CLUB, Pittsburg.-One four
Robinson, Hughes, McCourtney Hurley. Substi-
tutes-Allen and McCanill. One pair-McCahil,
McCourtney.
GRAMERcY BOAT CLUB, New York. One pair
Cannon