The New York herald., 1878-10-20

race. Tme-Yale, I'm l51ss; olympics, I'm. 2is.
Athletics. 7nl. Eos. os
Station Ariel B. o., Newark, N. j., W. rrautz,
bow; j. Bennett, W. Mack. +. Freeman. Il. Ross,
Station a-A,alanta b. O.. ". II. Downs, BOW; J.
H. Kent II. W. Rogers, Eugene Conger, II. q.
Mevivxar, J. T. Eus,is, stroks; Edward Blake,
sseson a@coam6ia College Il &. il T. brown
bow; q. Eldridge, j. b. Newberry, y. D. Brown
ing, H. G. Ridaboek, II. +. Parsons, stroke; Ma
than coxswain. ............................. 3
Station 5-Daun.less 3. e, Frank Chilean, bow;
Ii. W. PeckweIi G. E. Knapp. 5. B. Pomeroy IL.
W. Walter, David Roach, stroke; J. ). Dun. cox
station s-New York A. g., ". +. shaw, bow; 6.
G. Stowe, NJ. q. Patterson, W. G. Dsmaresi, ).
W. Carter, II. West. stroke; r. W. Rathoornc,
Goxswan =, ,,. hn o.
they were despatched 10 capital start The Daunt-
less tue most ianced, and mad the cali In
best station, and they Madc the most oil IT, When the
quarter point had been reached they were lead
fourth and Dauntiess last. Now the cry was heard,
.rho Aries viii soon 20 TO pieces" but
they didn't fall apart, nor did they siacken
their effective stroke, at the hall-mile
they two lengths IN 'front.' the others as before.
From this point TO the finish the iour crews behind
the leaders made the most desperate Efforts, but II
was apparent that the all over, and the
Aries, without beng sorely pressed, eventually won
by nearly three lengths. The Atalantas second,
Colu third Dauntess fourth and Athletics 1tth.
The defeat OF the Dauntless lads great sur.
PRISE as the victory of the strangers from Newark.
6m. 4S1xs; Dauntless, 6m 529as; Athletic, I'm. Is
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AMATEUR
oARsMEN.
The Executive Com mittee OF the National Associa-
tion OF Amateur Oarsmen met last evening at the
metropolitan Hotel. Five Of the nine members were
preseEt:--h. +. Buermcyer, of the New York Ath-
ie.c Club; George ". Parker, Quaker City Boat Club.
OF Philadelphia; Henry W. Garfield, Mutual Boat
Club Of Albany; T. W. Kennedy, Passaic Boat Club Of
Newark. and b. l.. Keyes, Undine Boat Club. OF
Philadelphia. After tho reading OF the minutes of
tho last meeting and the report OF the regatta conl
mittee, a comm unication from the Fairmount Row.
ing Association read asking for the reinstatement
in the organization OF thr teen OF It's members
suspended Tor participating IN contests where
professionals were entered. The communication
was believed the suspended members had acted In
ignorance OF the rules governing the organ izaion
res0lutio OF thanks 10 the Common Counci OF New
ark and 10 Eureka Triton and Passac Boat clubs
tor tho courtesy aud able management shown by
and copies ordered to be sent TO them A committee
appointed TO consider what class ef races shall
be rowed Tor the Eureka, Triton and Passaic cups
TO the association by tho clubs whose names
thcy bear, and open only to coegians, with nstruc-
tons to report at tho next meeting OF the Exscu.
tive Committee 10 be held ut the Metropolitan Hotel
on January 2, 1873. Mr.. Keyes suggested that It
would be advisable to hold the regatta OF next year
at an earlier date than heretofore SO as have
cole prizes contcnded Tor al the samo timO with
the pr zes offered by the association. IL would not
be convenient he thought Tor tho collegians 10 row
they were In the habit Of doing ana there was
u use OF having two regattas The subject wns re.
ferred 10 committee Tor report at tho next meet
ing. A communication was read from the L0ngueii
Boating CLUB oil Montreal asking Information as 10
their eligibility to become part OF the
that the reading OF article l oil
the shall be called tho
National Association OF Amateur oarsmen Of tho
United S.ates'-made any foreign club ineligible.
Mr. o. NJ. Remington. OF the Narragansett Boat Club,
OF Providence, r. L. was elected president to succeed
Mr.. George ". Parker and Mr. Henry W. Garfield was
reelected secretary and treasurer.