New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
race between the Harvard and Columbia crews win ak
place next Wednesday morning.
ROWING RACES ON THE HARLEM
LADIES DAY AT THE ATALANTA BoAT-HousE-THs
NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB'S REGATTA


ROWING RACES ON THE HARLEM.
| LADIES DAY AT THE ATALANTA BoAT-HousE-rHs
NEw-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUBS REGATTA.
| The Harlem River was alive with every
kind OF rowing craft yeterday, from pairoared gig
| to a mud-scow. Tugs whistod bands played, men
shouted and women gigged The lighthouses vera
decked with bunting. and from every fagpole boat
club signals uttered in the breeze At the boat.houss
of the ATLANTA Club there very jolly gathering
of members of the club and of lady friends It
was Ladies' day at that boathouse, and unusual
endeavor bad been made to make the day memorable.
large barge gay with flying colors was moored near
the boathoue ana here the spectators gathered to
the races OF the club baud of musicians kept things
lively on the boat during the races. The first
race was for single shells, and tho following oarsnsn
participated; G. NJ Young. r. ii. Bryon, j. A. X. Dun
Ming f. Blake and d. u. Barnes. The course was
mile and Barnes won the by quarter OF length
In minutes 4S seconds. r H. BryOn was second.
In the fouroared shell there were the following
contestants: No 1-E J. Blake tbow); C. e. Allen. z.
Barnes J. A. r. Dunnlng stroke) No 2-E j. Stewart.
bow; T. j. Thornton. W. II. Downs. Percy sesiy,
stroke) No 3-w. g. Sheldon, DOW; w. j. Bryon,
G. H. Gould, r. II. Bryon lstroke). The race was won
by No2 in minutes 2la seconds No. came IN second
and No. 3 third The single gig race between G. \.
Homes 7. F. Neal, W. J. Bryon and W. 8. Sheldon, was
won by ". j. Bryon in minutes l3 seconds Neal was
second.
the 9TH Regiment was one OF the features of the pro-
gramme Company was represented by the Following
men: j. N. Reuck bowb, w. c. b. Kemp, NJ Y. Patter-
son. f. A. Buchanan L. II. Brevoort, ID NJ L. Peixoto,
W. Y. Schuyler, j. A r. Dunnfug sstroke' W. . wilson
,coxswainJ Company III. l. Smith (bowl, A. Lc Due.
s. g. Chauncey W. vanderhoef, G. j. Byrd. c. p Wurts.
G. IT. Gould c. p seely (stroke). @. W. Chauncey eox-
swain, Company won in minutes 13 seconds
In tho doubtescul shell there were the following
contestan.s: Nol-R. H. Bryon, J. a. R. Danning No.
2-E j. stewart, b. +. Barnes; No. 3-w j. Bryon, T.
Thornton The race was won easily BY No L.
The eight-oared shell rowed ny the following
crews: No. 1T. F. Neal bowl, G. Spieglc,
f. ID. Neustadt. E. Carpenter T. J. Thornton,
F. Kfngman, G. II. Could. J; A; r. Danning gstroks,.
c. +. Holmes (eoxswan,; No 2.R G. Darcy soowo :.
Church, W. c. Dosc6er J. L. EusLis (strokel, Blake
coxswan). Crew No. won In minutes $50 seconds.
Alden ). swan acted referee; b. d. Neusiadf tne-
keeper; and s. Chaancey Judge at the nnisa; at tns
close of the races COLLATION. Was n,r he neas ane
| were awarded TO the winners In the evening
Athletic Club to witness tine annual regatta Of
| that club The programme wnicn hai peeh prepared
WAS an unusually long and some of The most promia.
ING races had 10 be omitted The hour announced for
beyunlng the races o'clock, but Tor some reason
the rs BY the aud
the oarrnen lack OF Tor tne
ns finish The crews began whenever they felt ike ir
and rosed course watch may hase been three
Stance a pairoared she'll had got halfway over the
course when iE was met by its announced competitor
coming down 10 the start 10 begin the race both crews
stopped minute and then the first crew Kept oa over
the despite the shouts TO stop io he otef crew
the rsee WAS called walk-oyer" and was gwen u
the first crew No official mekeeper nor referee was
on the judges The whole anair was Iafce nom
beginning 10 end. - ~.
In the iirsf Of Junior single scus between Hart
and UDderhil Hart won easily, his opponent ~,
upset only short distance from the finish. Onueri
| was rescued by man In row-boat The secona rass
started: Joseph Maginn George d. Phillips Irving a.
| Lyon, J. T. Smith and ]. c. Hays. Maginn won III
minutes and 49 seconds, and Hays In second Lns
third race was wakOyer for the following fOurosIet
| crew Murray (sr0ke) Hudson ODonnell Lougnhlal.
| Ime minutes. The sx-oared barge race was, proP-
cFy speaking between six tat and six lean mel.
The lat consisted OF f. Innett w. H. Seamen W.
H. Innctt q. q. Stow, r. A. Curts T. keator tstroSel
! aud i. j. Hudson (eoxswain); the lean men were
Theodore Guerra, w. r. Whitm0re, III. T. keyser M \.
Cowpcrthwalte = b. Muir, Otto Sarony str0ke) anu n
H. Steward c0xswainl The fat men won IN minutes 90
seconds. The par-0ared gig was rowed Dy tbe io
| lowing No. III. Magnn, j. IL. Freeman, j. Y.
EdgeftOn (coxswain) No. 2-R. r. Stoecke, T. W. Elr
gar. \. stewart (coxswain); No. 3-F Buekman, m 4.
Hart, H. RatebODe (cOxswainl Crew NO. won IN ini-
20 seconds In tine double-seul race ii. H. Pnhps
and IrviDg A. Lyon easily defeated j. Smith ana Jc
the afternoon announced the last one oG account
the OF the hour. 1t four-oared shelaes
between the following crews No. l-Wald0 sptasue.
| Joseph Maglnu, r. N. Underhill, Il. X Pattersoh'
No 2-J. d. Freeman, n. Shaw, +. Buekman, NJ l. haf'
No 3-Morse, Appleton Spautiag Badgley; NO. frJ. fT
Curren, j. Carter, c. l. Demarest, H. N Lawrence. AAo
/ race was won by No. 2 IN minutes Is seconds.