The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
BOATING NOTES.

The international regatta Of amateur oarsmen,
ON Saratoga Lake, will be the next important
event in aquatic circles. The date is not yet
fixed.
After the Saratoga regatta the National Associ-
alton OF Amateur Oarsmen will hold Its annual
meeting on the Troy course.
The Grand Haven and Spring Lake Association
will hold It's second annual regatta on Spring
Lake and Grand River on the 10th ana 18th Of
next month. The races will be open to all anna
tours.
In all probability there will be no regatta at
Oakland Beach this summer.
The Cayugans will have regatta on their lake
scme time IN The latter part Of August. Here VIII
be an excellent chance 10 meet some OF the Cor
nell men.
The Harlem Regatta Association will not give
an open fail regatta Wait until the Centennial
The Argonautas, OF Bergen Point, have good
deal OF work before them. Saratoga, Troy Nep-
tunes and BeaverwycKs, Atalantas and Universi-
ties, haunt their thoughts by day and dreams by
night.
The Beaverwycks are "in good ix, and expect
to repeat their achievements Of last year. they
will have to row hard to maintain the reputation
they won in 1874
The waverley crew is broken up. Williamson is
gone, Howell ditto, aud Lehman and Costar are
now members OF another establishment Pity
they dld not hang together Tor "a saort time
longer"
The Athletic four goes out regularly on the Har
lem. Cone sJlli lays down tue work for the crew
and Ratnborn occupies the bow seat.
TIE Nautilus and Carmans were to row an eight
cared barge race. Nothing mas come rom IL,
however, as the Nautilus barge is pleasure and
not racing boat, while the Carman craft Is
regular racer.
Wonder why Philadelphia does not send crew
from the Schuylktll to capture some prizes. IL is
not lalr that the Quaker city boys should provide
trophies every year or outsiders. When the Phla-
de- pnians come on look out.
Inc NasSaus are practising a crew regularly.
club which can boast OF Jour iours at one OF It's
own regattas ought to be able to do something.
What has become OF the English stroke oil the
New YORK Rowing CluoS Surely one defeat could
not nave taken all the strength out of IL. Give 1t
another tria gentlemen us Jolly good stroke,
The Newark clubs, IL Is SAID, are going to pay a
visit TO the Harlem If tnere was an open iall re-
gatta there they would be sure 10 come and, per-
maps, take away "a mug or tWo.u
Lehman and Costar are both in the Neptune
Neptune four, it is SAID. Before the Neptunes go
into training IL might be well for them TO ascer-
tain whether they can row all OF the men rumored
as composing their team.
James O'Nell and George Engelnart appear to
be anxious TO row match race. II both men are
wiling there ought 10 be no difficulty in bringing
them together. Name the time and place, gem
tlemen, put up the stakes and get on the water.
The Palsade bOathouse, Of Yonkers, was opened
recently aud the members entertained their nu-
merous lady anu gentlemen friends.
The Northwestern Amateur Boating Association
will hold its annual regatta on the MauInee River
Toledo, o., August and 5,
fhe Bayonne Rowing Club recently erected an
elegant OOathOuse and are now IN full pOssesslOR.
Iney nave some good oarsmen in the club. an q,
like their next door neie Abors, 'the Argys," WIN
cause stir IN the boating world.
The regatta on Lake Pontchartrain, open to all
southern CLUBS proved most successful From
10000 TO $1,000 people witnessed 1t. The SINGLE
SOUL prize was won by south Carolnlan the st.
Jonn's Club, New orleans, won the pair ana the
Riyersdes won the four-oared gig aud shell race.
Young men, come North ON visit.
Inc LOuaOn NelCS, Oh a recent date. relates an
incident which occurred on the Thames couple
! OF weeks ago, as folows:-''Un Saturday after
! noon there were several boat races at Putney
! principally among tue CLUB composed of printers,
/ but notably between two amateur clubs OF good
position, the Ariel ana VeHIlia, VINO were 70 row
/ IN eignts from Putney TO Barnes for ESQ worth OF
! prizes. Both crews were racing level opposite the
! LonaOn bOathOuse, when skin, with 4 man and
woman In 1t, which had Just crossed the bows OF
! the Ariel, stopped dead, and the Veniia ran clear
! into ner stern, cutting her down to the waters
| edge, out dOlng little damage to the eight. Beth
the occupants OF the BOAT went below the surface,
! and there was no boat at hand, but n. Harden.
! tina how OF tina Vanjhe~ stnnd M on his tnWart.