New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-05

CONTESTS WITH THEOAE ON TIE HtULEN.
hIVE&IH ANN NJ ElGNGIN on TIE HALL!I a,so-
CIAIIoN.
Good management and good weather nr-Lrd
thu ycnih annual icesuit 81 the Harlem i.uta A.
ISOLATION. which rpwtd on the Harlem y,r yr-tcr-
day TIE regatta h,'.i1 ct:y $50 ~. w.th the
trial hct- OF the junior and riur single sculs In the
Trial heat OF thc Junior single SOULS g. H. Russ Meteor
EoAt CIb. uobokcn, y. j.. II. A kerry. NaTraganfrtt
Boa Club Pro, idcnc,, ChDrrs H. Wofcrt Union Boat
Club aud b. f. Barnes, Ati,Hta Boat Ciuh. were
respectively tho winners. IN the first and second
tril hcat- of the senior single souls j. Ellington Of
the Metropolitan Boat Cib. had wakoycrin the FIRST
and Adoph Rave. Of the scGvanhaka. wa wiuncr Of
the second In the afternoon the pair Dared she'll double
scnl gig four cared she'll sxOarrt n.y. pair
Dared zig and eight cared shell rnccs took place.
In these diho!.n events the Columbia College.
Ncw-NOrk Athletic, Atlanta Nassau, Rcsolutc.
Nautilus, Union. Ariel and Ncrcus Clubs
were represented. The scene and about the river
wac bright and interesting Tho banks were thickly
lined with spectators the ycranda- OF the different boat
honses were occupies, by the friends Of the clubs and
hundreds Of rowboats the river through which
now and then steSmlaunch pushed It's way. The barge
william j. HaSkitt Was anchored near McCombs Dam
Bridge and used ~ a grand stand
The nrst event IA OF pair DARED shells A no
other crew appeared, the AtAnta crew, composed Of
r. Blake, bow, and John Ross, stroke lad wakoycr.
The final heat OF the Junior scnlls followed and was
by Kerry IN o:27 In the dOuhleecul
and Nassau Clubs contested. The Atsantas
fell behind the others. The narrowed down
the latter. II was very cosc, tut the Newfork Club
came ~ lengths ahead Of its cOmpc titors time Cos
The four-oarcd followed and was participated In
by the following KesOutC-F. -. Clark bow Theodore
Feet John r. kidlOw. W. u. Pcct and William smith.
cOckswan. Nautilus-W. Mckceycr, how j. &. Kcency
Frederick Starr, w. II. lnnet aud II. Davis cOck-wain.
colnmba-E. L. Iupke, bow ID. Eeckhardt, j. r. Banks
J.. +. Lynch, and Mr. Walker cuckSwln The Coumbi.l
crew got the lead al the start and kept II TO the finish
although the csOlutes struggled hard To win Zinc,
627. protest had been made against the h. solutcs
rowin,. their crew contained n man who had roWcd
previously in winning race. The New York Athletic
aud Columbia measured strength in the
test a Our-oared shell G. Eldndgc, r. H. Muller.
A. X. Van sindercn aud j. A. COHlc- composed tho
Columbia crew. and r. W. RlhbOnc, +. hickman, j. W.
Carter and h. Wilson that OF s oppoucnte. The Column
bias easily coming IN eight lengths ahead OF the
others time, 5i5 Tie final heat Of the senior single
SOULS won by Pilkngton In 6:5l.
The Unions then had "A wakOver in the Al N-Oared ge
rice Atalana- who had entered, did not appear.
Crews from the Ncrrus and Ariel Gibbs competed I'm tho
next contest Of pairoared gigs. L. Bogert A. Walker
aud T. Legeet ain composed the former aud
Frederick Watts, Frederick Freeman and George Van
Vce cockswain the lAttcrs The Aries were the
winners after close contest, In 720. The last and best
race was that OF eghtOared shells between the New
York Athletic and Columbia College crews. X w. ksth
bone NJ Hard, j. X. kcatOr r d. GarRsell, JW. Carter
T. Buchanan, A Reagan, A K Wilson, W. Mardens, cock