The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-20

Young; Watson Ryno, substitute; William Clark,
substitute.
showaccaemetts Boat Club, Munroc, Mich.--stephen
Dcassau, stroke; Joseph Nadcau, No. q W.. II Dureli,
No. 81; Moses Nadeau captain }. L. Holman, substi-
tute; A. yaneamain, substitute.
Floral City Boat Club, Monroe Mch.-Fred g.
Buckley. stroke; Frank Buckley No. 2: James F.
Grant, No 8; J. g. Sterling, bow; O. johnson, substi-
tute; Alexander Grant, substitute
Zephyr Boat Club Detroit, Mich.-Chares II.
Dngs, stroke; John McGregor, No 2; +. W. Heating,
No. David Lin bow; John Harrington, substitute;
Robert oliver, substitute.
Carman Rowing Association, Washington Heights =
s. F. Knapp, Jr., bow; D.. Delong No.2; v. G. Audi.
bon. No. 81 A. 3. Wilson, stroke; A. j. Keegan, sub
stitu.e; j. Mangam substitute.
Northwestern Rowing Club, Saginaw City, Mich
A. Emerson, +. Haven, J. jerome, W. b. Curtis; V.
b. Paine. substitutes; +. D. Standish, substitute.
Emerald Boat Club, Saginaw City, Mich
Kiloran. p. Manning. p. McElgunn, H. Smith.
Atalanta Boat Club, New York city.-Walter II.
Downs, Henry w. Rodger, Henry G. Mcvickar, John
L. Eustis; Edward Blake, substitute.
how INV " Warner. No. 2: J. +. Hixon. No g. Frank
Nearing stroke; George Tndell. substitute; +. W.
Jackson, substitute.
Detroit Sculers' Boat Club, Detroit, Mich. John
H.. Clesg stroke; W. Q. J. Campau. bow: James
New York Athletic Club. Now York cIty-Louis s.
Mack, A. C. West.
Northwestern Rowing Club, Saginaw City, Mich
James Jerome, A. Emerson; v. r.. Paine, substitute.
Northwestern Rowing Club, saginaw City. Mich
F. Haven, W. b. Curtis; A. Emerson, substitute.
Emerald Boat Club Saginaw City, Mich. Kilo-
ran, II. Smith.
ATLANTA Boat Club, New York city.-waltor H.
Nautilus Boat Club, New York city.-William Walsh,
bow; Frederick A. Levlen, stroke.
Watkins Boat Club. Watkins, N. Y.-Frank Lowroy,
Frank Nearing: f. W. Jackson, substitute.
SENIOR SINGLE SOULS.
Elizabeth Boat Club, Portsmouth, Va.-Dennis Cal
New York Athletic Club, New York city-R. WILL
lam Rathbone.
Carlerct Boat Club. Perth Amboy, N. J.-W. G.
Hall.
Union Springs Boat Club. Union Springs, N. Y.-R.
Gramorcy Boat Club, New York city.-Georgc Gaisel.
Watkins Boat CLUB. Watkins, N. VA. McLaiferty.
DOUBLE SOULS.
Columbia Boat cluo, Allegheny City, Pa-B. Rautor.
j. Jack; w. NJ. Anthony, substitute.
npps. William Clark; George ockerhauscn substitute.
Watkins Boat Club, Watkins, N. Y.-Bcnjamin An.
drews, a. AcLaiIery
Columbia Boat Club. Allegheny City, Pa-A. Nc
Mullen.
Gramercy Boat Club, New York.-Georgc GaiseL
Watkins Boat Club, Watkins, N. Y.-Benjamin An
drews
Watkins Boat Club, Watkins, N. VA. McLaGerty.
Union Springs Boat Club, Union Springs, N. y
PAIR oAREp-srEcrAL RACE
Detroit Scullcrs' Boat Club Detroit Mich.-John II.
Northwestern Rowing Club, Saginaw City, Mich.--
w. D. Curtis and partner.
PROGRAMME.
Heats or races viii DO started at half-past two
Charles Z. Courtney. OF Union Springs, has been
selected TO act umpire, and the following pro-
gramme has boon arranged:
FIRST DAY.
First and second pair cared, trial heats. Junior
single scull race. Three milo PAIR oarsc, special
match
SECOND DAY.
First and second tour cared representative trial
heats First and second senior sngi, SOULS trial
heats. Par cared 1nal heat
THIRD
Double scull race. -Four cared trial heat Senior
single lnal heat National Amateur Association Of
oarsmen three mos TOUR cared race.
Contestants coming via Erie Railroad IRON New
ger AGENTS. Office, No 1877 West street and TO station
agent Elmrs. Telegraph stations will be arranged
exact POSITIONS OF crews throughou, tho races Other
entries that may have boon mailed by the 18th inst
will BIO received until the goth.
AN INTERESTING TALK on AQUATIC MATTERS
WITH coURINEY-HIs VISIT TO TORONTO
AND VIEWS ABOUT THE GREAT RACE
couRTNEY's PROGRAMME ron THE SEASON.
AUBURN. N. Y. May IL, 1878.
Charles L. Courtney, OF Union Springs whom
everybody up this way delights to style the champion
oarsman OF tho world, and HIS boating friends,
returned to-day from their four days. visit TO
Toronto to witnoss tho 'Hanlan. Plais,cd scuiiing
race The oarsman was promptly interviewed on
his arrival this city this evening by the HKRALp
representative. Tho champion speaks IN tho
highest terms OF his splendid treatment by tho
Canadians, who seemed to exert themselves TO make
hIs stay among them profitable and happy. lie wit
messed the from tho referees boat and Is consid
crably nonplusscd by It's results. Not that no OK
pectcd different termination Of sho itself but
that Plaisted made such a feeble fight He hold his
reliable tnepece tho contest and Is positive that
the two miles not made In even fifteen minutes
lie aiirms he name two amateur oarsmon In his
native village who can do the same IN fourteen
without undue oxcrtion. II Is mystery TO him
how Harry Mcokcr, Piaistcd's hacker, who has at.
tended nearly every boat raco In tho Satos was SO
deceived In his man.
HASLAS COURTNEY.
Courtney and hts friends went Toronto well pro-
vidod with the whercwitnai to make match with
Hanian for high stakes, in hopes that his supporters
would DO enger tho fray In the enthusiasm OF vic
tory; but, no Tae Canadians were vehement In
their assertions that Hanlan could beat the "Cayuga
Lake Yank." but when ''puiting up" was limited at
silence supcrvencd. Courtney AYERS that Hanlan
will never row him until he has beaten everybody
else, and this seems common sense view o. the
matter. Courtney, In whom turks no feeling o
man need not Tear rowing any competitor lie
also regards his old Antagonist. James IA. Riley, oil
Saratoga, ms very excellent oarsman and would con.
sidor a match between HARLAN and Riley very even
contest, with no odds ~ iavor OF either.
COURTNEY TRIcKErr.
Although not abandoning all hopes OF the Trckott
match Courtney Is obliged TO oonfossit iofiorn hope
at present lie is IA daily expectation OF advices
from mr. Case, his Australian agent that viii scttie
the whole matter electualiy lilo certainly viii onor
Trickott no further Inducements.
CoURrxEy's PROGRAMME
| Tho only event Courtney has positively arranged
thus lar Is his match with James Dcmpsey OF Geneva,
which on the l0tn Of June next az Geneva on
Seneca Lake IL Is tnrec-me turning race, Tor 5000
SIDE aud the larger portion ol the stake money Is
deposit. VI course there can be but one opn-
this heighborhood to the result OF tho race,
although there may be bare possibility OF meeting
ssdurk horse" Dempsey Is an amateur aud compare
lively unknown to the aquatic world.
II Eph. Norris Is VIC; his race with Han
Ian juno ~ Courtney has his promise Tor match
| with bin on Owasco Lake soon thereafter The same
| Contingency will doubtless govern Hanlan SUISSE
1 quentiy to that event.
| Immediately alter the Dempsey race Courtney Will
establish his training quarters al Ensohore, on the
draf ala sttt