The New York herald., 1876-07-03
THE IRISH OARSMEN.
COMPOSITION OF THE CREW WHICH WENT TO
HENLEY-sKETcHEs OF THE MEN WHO ARE
TO REPRESENT OLD TRINITY IN AMERICA

COMPOSITION OF THE CREW WHICH WENT TO
HENLEY-sKETcHEs OF THE MEN WHO AES
TO REPRESENT OLD TRINITY IN AMERICA.
DUBLIN, June %, 1876
This morning the Senior crow, who purpose repre-
senting "od Trinity on American waters took their
departure from city order to have preliminary
trial OF their skill at the famous regatta at Henley
onrhames, TO DO held on the Goth and 3oth OF this
month. They seemed in excellent health and spirits,
and appeared think that the three or four days
practice on the Thames Will do all that is needed in
order TO make them accomplished crew-good oars
men they are already as any one would admlt-qus
prepared TO meet all antagonists
ENGLAND
The event they have entered for is tho Stewards
Challenge Cup the rules OF the Henley Regatta ex-
cuding them from every other contest This Is always
a stiy contested event. that tho way in which they
wil acqut themselves will give clew TO their sub
sequent performance
may add tha, they have taken with them to
Henley new boat, specially built for them by Bnin.
lit turns their satisfaction they will take with
them TO America Suboined Is some account oi this
crew.
The crews who to represent the Dublin Unver.
sy Boat Club at Henley started yesterday morning
They are as iollows:
roR THE LADIES' cHALLEsc. rtArE-Elcnrs.
jameson (bow), T. Il. Poole
Wilson, Towers
Swceny. \ Ambrose,
FOR sARAroGA-roR THE fsroRs' cnALLxscE cur
fonrs Ambrose bow Towers, Poole, Cowan
tstroke) This latter Sc, wia present arranged.
orm the Undergraduates Centennial crew to proceed to
saratoga at the end OF next month The Boat CLUB
have been unfortunate IN iEking up their Contsnnai
and it plain that they bxno means feel sure is tnc
FINAL one.
Frank Rccs courteJhs and friendly invitation Tor
tho Senior crew. with which he is connected. TO iowa
the hurry getting oil % Henley answer could not
be sent but one viii go from the crew as body, next
week have it on good authority that this answer Will
bo a cordial acceptance OF the invitation
THEIR RECORD.
Record OF Senior four OF the Dublin University Row.
ing Club, who have gone over TO Henley aud are 10
row at Philadelphia
Bow--G. II. Pentiapd, ex-cap,ain of the Dublin Uni
versy Boat Club champion sculer Of Ireland Tor three
years; has twice the Dublin Metropolitan Cup for
senior ours, the Visitors Cup, Henley NARROW senior
Fours championship OF the Ouse and championship Of
the Boync Lee, Malahde &c. He is the eldest son OF
George II. Pentand. Esq, j. r., Of Black Hail. county
OF Louh; is feet inches in height and weighs lS6
pounds.
No. 2-Crokcr Darlington won the Dublin Metropoli-
tan Cup twice. Visitors Cup Henley twice, NARROW
Senior Fours Limerick, Castleconncl, &c has been
during three years stroke of tho Dublin University
Boat CLUB, exvicc captain OF that club He Tho
second son OF Sir Croker Barrngton Baronet is feet
10 inches in height and weighs ia pounds
No, 3-Charles b Darlington e1-caPtain I,I Of tho
poltan Cup four times Visitors Cup at Henley three
times, MARROW Senior Fours Glcnbrook (Corkh Linn
erck, Drogheda, kingstown, Malahidc, &C dc IL
the eldest and heir of Sir Croker Darlington Bar
onet j. p, u. L. OF Glcnsal CASTLE county Of Liner
ick aud Ftzwlam square, Dublin; is feet ii inches
height aud weighs 1S2 los
Stroke--Gcorgc A. +. Hfkson, captain Of the Dub
lin University Rowing Club; stroke TO the rowing cus
for last two years; has woh the Gicnbrook Cup ioi
Senior Fours and the Limerick Challenge Cup besidea
various other He is the son OF Robert Hickscn,
ESQ., J. p. and u. L.. OF Fcrmoyle county OF Kerry
and is six feet in height and weighs l62 lbs
SERVICES
should add that all those gentlemen bave repro
nj cd
Thames and all the principal regatlas in lrelant
with considerable success