New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
ROUING ON HARLEu RIVER.
FIFTH REGATTA OF THE HARLEM ASSOCIATIONS
FIVE GOOD RACES AND A FOUL.
Tho II,Ilom Pivcr WIS far from hping at

FIFTH REGATTA OF THE HARLEM ASSOCIATION
FIVE GOOD RACES AND FOCL
The Harlem River was far from being at
tractlve Yesterday to pleasure seekers. ThO.e who
vcnar,d ont III SInmer clothing to witness the regatta
Of the Harlem REGATTA Association, wi;h their blue
noses and clatcrug tectI, objects 81 ply Bnt.
Notwithstanding cold raw wind aud !cadcn ky, TIE
races We. Witnessed by Il large number Of spectators.
barge crowded with "cople was anchored al the ,i-
sing l!Er near Met lmb's Dam great many persons
were also on the ncshborns bridges and piers, and ia
carriages along the banks. Several s;@m inuuchca FOL-
lowed the races, ana the water near the finish was
thckly dotted with row bats
The race, began at = y. m. The course rOwed over
extended a mile sirairhtaway from the Columbia boat
house TO McCtlh's Dam liandn, the Oarsnln. was on
one NJ IN" Launches, and WIS made referee.
The first race was for un;or Singles. IN the first trial
heat there were four entries. Charles VI GnuiS Union
club C. ". Lpplit, ,iunb.a club. BlOnhyn, \. KIrc,
G.ccnpout Athlete Club and f. +. Meyer Ec pse club,
Cluton ono RIuc took The lead. and on passing the
tie III tue course he We hard sod N Meyer
bu iui-hrd "ugth' AID hall ahead, Ncy"r second,
NIc(;,uuI~ ;hirl. zane, and 3tlf 1hr .rcuud
H., I,,nca rrynols An,,,rl,.iur i;oit t'ih p.n.n-
kccp>ir. ~ : inlLutr4 and 10 srconCR; EyIu Frh,
fnG ,r mai c1t VA. holly c,ufrrI and M. nt,e
~ the most interesting events Of the day. Eanr HgIin
wac qIucl 10 start and lutCl"d Ahead Reynolds went
ON oi hi, c.u:< giync ms oppouout suu greater nG-
ysniacc At ne cnd Of the lait mlc The III, tanrc h
tween Tie Doar was rciry q Iru4Ih ~ c.rur water
Dur.ng the last Vuait-r RoyuUl~ gained iltlr. mn
Riur went o., III, lni-h oar rnI mr. cn-tho IN all
vance. Iiiur, d minutes and 80 r"r"il'~
T'cIcAt event was dOu1" tCul! lace. John L. Ross
and (r rye n. I1Y r"rI scented t' MI a. t.d1, and l.
H. Nv IA ind J.. W. Eathhouc thc IS York Athlrt e
Cml. WuhIn 'uc ii r. hurdrrd wards tie Erw- Ior6
ut,r gam, u lead II two Il :il=. Thor movement
was cxc, ii'ut: and notwithstanding Tire Aarl work 90
t1cg :oH-ts, thJ non by several I'nS ~. 1IMr
G. minutes and - seconds.
The (u.Uuillr Cul.Cg Club and tue Mystic Cl3h en-
tered fOr the pair Udtrd IL race. ~ the w"id g. The
ahead. In the on a. quarter they dIr'in Cd
tho Culuuhiag eight ten Lengths. over tI" rest the
by several lengths. Time, 7 miuutrs y sCruIds.
Tie next race TdS orI-Otud ~, tlI Wa pIr'!r-
paic III 10y union. Columbia ana Nturiu1 crews. I'm.
watched Il great Interest, an the TRENDS ~
cicn Wee equally c'uti cent al victory. Inc 60"
uuhi- tcuk the -tlt, & l!uW,C Ell splY bY the Unions
At tn hal -wIV lu" the lm0n crew utd tire NoU'nus
ai,~t, about twn lrnGhS hrhlud the 10 uuhi-.
At tur fuisl the e. uu.h I- went w.uucis by
several icI gths. Timc minutes and 10 sccUnd-
rIX-uaICi zig race Wa+ the u Xi event Ih' Eureka
Clu, ,IX vas enc agIilrt The Dtl>- club lht
- unticE, r ~ iiht. Tine Errtn@ pulled In
good form. hut e.;,dUl l back. that on reaching
the line The Duui tlc-H wrr" wHi'rh hy i.ur, than Il
length in > uinuic> and II ond-.
I'M it- event WA rae Tor ~tHur stuSl" -culs cE
trr, y iryin: :. Lyon ild l.. ". La, A,rHr, N" York
AtIict.r iuh ard ". :. GO3lIfd, Nr%-N orb Rowing
C.h U.tI this race tie Regatta Wa VII ont arrlct
irshai, q" any KIND Alter considerable dinruty IN
ltaitc IL. hoa.S EO away, God iJr IN she lcda closely
fuliuwtd %, Ratbornr. Iy, WGS left far hchmd AMI
rt"ulrd rowing. Iy thc tuIr th Of he distance
WAS low over God tId Was ;1 Ibir'E water, he
nr rd: M OF nearing The finish the stern OF
o. bI:L- ldHIs.d b. Il stroke from RIi!hUrnC-
nllrd Wifl gd'cr ana mt down. RuhbUrno IOWtd IN
at lis lc0suIc and was declared winner