New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
SPORTS AFLOAT AND ASHORE.
LOWERS OF SAIL AND OAR.
CROWDS OK TINE uAuLrM-HAcINd srrANhoA'S-
nowINa Nolrs.

CROWDS OK TINE uAWLEM-HAClNd hiHN""
Rowing NOltS.
The Harlem River put on uS uSu'' '"'n"}
attire Yesterday, and presented CAV "P""'' 20
ifs multiplicity ~ craft Of all kinds lhe sun WV" y,
,,,,c,ei h, ,,ssinr clouds, shown down heic'S' anu
-, ,n ,,,.,i,e 81 the afternoon only those ohI"m'h
u,,, ara ia rra,ticc for tho National Hrg'''' ~
watkins braved the heat Later IN the a'l'rno'"' wv
ever the wind frcshenci the sky wac 'uNn"' 49,, an,
and The water waa inviting enough t' p''"N Wv -, ~
force of amateur oarsment and the uHun' o'"''' -,
Measure seekers There are two lines o' S,'''' ,,,
Harlem Bridge to High Bridge ana "'' ,io ,,r,,t
tbc habit ~ racing up and down the "Ner =" Wv -
,,.,,f,, y, o,r.pen aud tho terror OF uiulu 1o""E
l,die, who brave the dangers ot the river -
The first of the crews TO go out was NV vs. "'','
o,,ht-oared barge with the Friendships 'S"'-''. ~
bar,e and ak and buroarci gigs they went over "
lego Point. where they INDUCED In clam ""N"' |
Nctropolitan. tried their new eshtoarcd barge LOT %
a., ,t,, and vim President C. f. Ma thing OF the
Climb aud party OF ladies' roWou "'""''
q, ooL Point Tho anokes eight-"areu
barge also went 70 oak Point with largo parry
photographer had his camera on the Nonphe1 n"ao
in the morning and phoorraphen inc na,rv sions of
that went Ia Albany some tn" ago u' ~, ~ , tiot
Inc Nonpare Club went ont for while IN the gig mat
Among the bes known oarsmen who were out were
Page and Morse who are practclng Tor the
National Amateur Gegatta LhyeG auo N LI Of
the Atalantas; and schuyler ana Gre'h' "
the Nassaus. Van Landt, or the UNION .in' w, Nm
hoa OF having made the trip around Manhattan isau
twenty times rowcd stroke IN the Union elih To
IIigh Bridge ard also ont IN single and hou 'o
skull lie will to Watkins Ia compete III the Naloh;
Regatta Nicol and Nage, Of IN, MctTOooItdl SiHo
A Eingham " the Friendship GLIB; Young OF the Ma
lantas; BENJAMIN Haas, OF the EHcesorS an fenA
Crime and Frank Sabulka, or the NonpHe" W.
ont in singles. In the morning seV'ru
mamhers ~ the Nonpare and WvanoSe CluD- got mp an
impromptu tub race which afforded great uea' o'
amusement to the spectators. A., hi,
In the afternoon there was race hctWean the lniu"
t,re yachts Iottie lee owned by f. Bingham. and the
Lotie owned by Mr Evans. The course WAS aroSs luo
Harlem River AT Fonrth-Iye. After close race TIE
LOItir Lee won by five set mos. -. ii,
There was fair attcndtn At OAK Point when Nil'cf
Ross accom- ami hy Fred Plasted and GEORGE 'al,''
took a long pul across To tlushn- BAY. lie j. framing
haid for uis coming race with icener 49,.
The weather could not have been hc'fcr TOT yar'""E
and the sic uy whole sail hrccl was taken Adyaha2r o
hy lie members Of the Harlem aul kui k'rppcN'r
ciubs \ number NJ the boats 'et ach'iaG' on
Gauriav night aud f,r rru-"5 up On" ''uhi IHF
Peerless SaSqna and tepry ward Er'c1rro' the Harlem
club ana the -arole of the kuIckcr' o'Eer lup W't
among ihe number. Among the other crii' Una, WI
out were the uy Gibson, N3voitti George H. ~, I'D D.;
Oracle tornva n. Ncte Tborp Mabel " Cam 'h'l' anu
til BIAS.