The New York herald., 1874-08-18
THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
Entries for the Grand Aq".
vn,--The Events and the Prizes.


Entries for the Grand Aq"ao
val-The Events and the
SARATOGA, August IL. 1874
- - -...a and interest among the
---.- a,.,,,raa stil on the present seasous
s-.,e,6ar is the second interhauona' resa'.a VI
she Saratoga Rowing Assocauoh' arrahgeo W
80. n,.cs On LAKE saratoga on Friday, SATURDAY
.no uonaay esth. 10Th and 3lst OF this month.
.ra admirable management displayed In the IN
.nuuraI international aquatic festival last YER
-sn.ad tbis ASSOCIATION foremost among all
~ organizations, and won from the oapsmen
~ the country reputation for liberality tbat viii
ut easily be forgotten. No wonder, tben that
vhen the programme of this years ca' nIval was
nced all those who particpated last season
resolved 10 be In attendance, and in addition
thereto numerous other crews ard sculers, at
-xractea by the honors and emeluwents of the re-
xatta, determined TO see for themselves and SO
phe entries for the several evegts which closed on
Saturday last present q brilliant list OF amateur
soarsmen, IN WHOSE friendly strife for aquatic su-
premacy there will be much TO interest and ad-
mirc.
The programme Of the regatta is rs foIlows:-
and the Empire diamond SOULS tchallenge) and
presentation cup; double sculs. two gold
medals. Second day Pair-oared shells;
lnteriaken Cup lchalienge), the gift of
Frank Leslie, and two presentation cups;
senior single sculls Presidents Cup tchallenge)
and diamond presentation medal Third day
Junior single SOULS, gold medal; special single
scui, silver cup; four-oared shell. Saratoga Cup
tchallenge) and four presentation cups. In the
scuIlers the distance will be two miles, one
turn and in the palroared, four-oared and SPECIAL
scullers' contests, three miles, turning course.
ENTRIES
The entries as annexed Will be read with pleas
nre oy every lover OF rowing in the country, as the
Inst embraces many whose names have been iden-
titled ior years with the grand athletic past1me.
6RAAERcY CLUE. NEW YORK.
Four,oarea shelby; K. Williamson, II. M.
Howell, No. 8: H. X. Mills. No. 2; W. +. Cannon,
bow Ii. A Palmsfine. substitute.
Pair.oared she-W. K. Williams, H. N. Howell
bow II. r. Mills, substitute.
Singie Souls, mpl0nship-David Roach.
Single Scus, Junior-Davld Roach.
Single Sculls, Extra-James O'Neil.
ARGoNAUTA ROWING CLUB, BERGEN POINT N j.
Four-Oared Shell-Edward Smith, bow; Walter
Man, b. Stephenson, F. G: Eldred stroke. Sub
PaIr-Oared Shelf. G. Edred, Edward Smith;
anu b. Stevenson, Walter Man.
Single Souls, Senior-B. Stephenson. Walter Man.
ATLANTIC BoAT CLUB, HoBoKEN, N. j.
Four.Oared Shei-Dxon McQuinn, George Pring,
James Reed, Robert Lehman.
Single SOULS, Junlor-P. Christie Alderman.
ArALANTA CLUB, NEW YORK.
Four-oared Shel-R Wlthers, Q. T. Johnson, W.
Z. Van Raden, Alex. Handy.
Single Souls, Championships. Blake.
Single Souls, Senlor-E. Blake.
PALMETTO CLUB, CHARLESTON, s. c.
kour-Oared Shell-Henry B, Bull, bow De Sam
pene Parker, No. 2; W. M. L. Lesesne, No. 81; H.
Mott Parker, stroke.
SARATOGA ROWING ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK.
Double acqlls-Joseph Riley W. A. Costar.
Single SOULS, Championshlp-James Riley.
Single SOULS, Senior-James Riley
Single ns sculls, JGaior-James Rney "; A. costal
Single scuils, ChampionshIp-C. .. Meyers
Single Souls, Senior-C. G. Meyers.
SINGLE Souls, Junior-C. G. Meyers.
oaEsAPEAEE BOAT CLUB NORFOLK, VA
slngie Souls, Senlor-Fred Hardy.
Single Souls, Junor-Fred Hardy.
POTOMAC BoAT CLUB, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
Four-Oared Snel--Frank Jones \. j. McBlair, Fl.
& irnax D. Coughhn. Substitutes z. I, Carpen-
VERNON CLUB SAVANNAH, GA
s. Fo1Toared NJ .sn she@h scnley No 4; c. G. Kim.
Pair-0ared Shel-H. Scnley, G. G. Kimball.
single Souls. JunioT-George Schiey.
wAH-wAH-SUM BOAT CLUB, SAGINAW, MICH.
Four-Uared SHELLY. B. Paine, Henry smith, p
Manning, James Jerome. Suosututes-E. G. Low
CAROLINA INDEPENDENT, CHARLESTON, S. c.
single Sculs, Senlor-De sampure Bull.
single Souls, Junior-De Sampure Bull.
puoUEsNE BOAT CLUB AiIEGBANY, PA.
Four-Oared Shell. Straub bow; Samuel
Moody George schar1, Frank Brannan, stroke.
ATHLETIC CLUB, NEW YORK.
Double Sculs-W. &. Curtis, F. L. Yates. Substi-
sutes-W. L. McCredy, A. W. Rashbone.
Single Souls. senior-w B. Curtis F. E. Yates
sEAwANHAKA CLUB GREESPoINT, L. l.
Four-oared Shell-W. Knotu, X. Il. Orr, ]. IT..
Johnson, T: Elliott substitutes-Jobn Keppier,
W.
Single Shell, Junior Adam Hassacher.
MUTUAL BOAT CLUB ALBANY, n. Y.
Double Sculls-George Hughes, stroke; Perry
T. EWING Jr, bow; w. T. MoseD substitute.
Single Souls, senlor-Perry E. Ewing, lr.
BEAvERwYCK ROWING CLUB. ALBANY, y. Y.
Four-Uared shell-James wilson, bow; T. J.
German, No. 2; r. t. German, No. 8; w. Wilson,
stroke. Substitutes ID. Doncaster W. X Hills
Double Sculls-James II. GIrvin, bow; G. W.
Latnrope, stroke. Suostitutes-James Wilson, w.
r Hils.
Single sculls Champlonsip-Jam Wilson.
SenlOr-JaIQeS III.
GirvIo.
Single SOULS, Junior-G. W. Lathrope Joseph Il.
Glrven.
BUFFALO ROWING CLUB, BUFFALO, n. y
Four-0ared Sheil-C. w. Baldy bow: r. II.
HUBBARD No. !; j. B. Grim, No. 8; G. f. Dunbar,
stroke.
UNION SPRINGS BOAT CLUB, UNION SPRINGS, N. Y.
Single Scus, Championships c. Courtney.
Single Sculis-R II. Robinson, Il. q. Courtney.
AMATEUR BOAT CLUB, PORTLAND NE.
single Souls, Senior-M. F. Davis.
Single souls, Junior-M. +. DAVIS.
GLEANET BOAT CLUB, BATH, NE.
single SOULS, Senlor-M. I. Stevens.
single Souls, Junior-W. R. Shaw.
AkaoNAOT ROWING cLuB@oroRoNTo CLUB, CANADA.
Four-Oared sheIls-H 0'Brien, bow; q. r. era.
sett No. 2; A. Langton, No; 3; Il. Lamne, stroke.
Pair CARED She-H Lambe, A. Langton.
single Sculs, Junior-A. Langton
Single SOULS, Extra-A. Langton.
The Gramercy, OF New YORK; Argonauta, OF
Bergen Point; vernon, or Savannah, and the Po-
tomac clubs already quartered on the lake,
and are ID daily practice
The time or protests and charges against entries
has been extended to the oath INST, when such
must be verified by sworn affidavlts ana presented
70 Inc qualification Committee, which consists OF
". A. Hamilton, A. n. Shepherd and Z. L. Tent.
BRoWNs ROWING MATCHES.
HALIFAX, y. g., August II, 1874.
Another telegram from sadler to-day says he
wants four mile race, straight away to come or
october 10. Browns challenge named five mile
IL mo-