New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28
GOOD ROWING on THE HARLEM

| THIRTEENTH REGATTA or TIE HARLEM As,Ocf..
ToN--THE ATALANTAs BEAT the CoLrMBAs.
The Harlem Regatta Association held its
Thirteenth regatta yesterday on tho Harlem River
EIGHT races were ON the programme and with tho ex.
cepton OF the for senior singles and palroared
Shells which were walk overs" they were exciting
contests. The best from the eight clubs which
make up tho association took part I'm tho
contests. The main interest centred in
races for eghoared shells and sixoared shells Theday
was ms fine rs could be desired for the races and the river
full OF all sorts OF craft followed the racs
the referees boat and the Van Cot was used by s
Invited guests Of the association. J. T. Van Rensselaer,
the president Of the association ofciaed ~ referee
D. H. Abel r N the Nassau Club timckoeper and
members OF the various clubs acted Judges AZ the finish
In The morning the trial heats for tho junior singles
were roved. There were two heats and j. Reagan aud
T. b. sotre were the winners qualifying 10 In tho
ina heat.
Tho first race for four-oared shells was not s;artod
until nearly 2ocloc Crews from the ATLANTA and New.
YORK Athletic clubs came % the sartngpost. After
close and exciting the Aaantas won by two lengths
In minutes, Pa seconds Tho winning crew were:
j. Barnes bow H. stoymau No ?; +. Walters. No.
3, and W. II. Downcs. stroke. There were two
starters for the douhlcscull shor race Tbs
Nassau crow consisting Of Charles Badgcly and W Pngc
won hndily beating the Atalantas in minutes j3ls
seconds The pair-oarcd shell a Wakoycr for &C.
ID Phillips and W. Huri, OF the NcWYork Athletic Club.
-Four crews competed in the siyoarcd gig race repro.
sentng the Ncw-York Athletic Cub Nonpareil and the
Metropolitan and Atalanta Rowing Clubs The race WIS
between the Mctropolitan' and Nonparcils 1t was
close and exciting race from start
to finish, the Metropoltans coming in first. alter
close finish about half length Of clear water in tho lcad
making the mile in minutes II seconds. The winning
were W h. Cody bow W. Wilson, No. 2; T. H. Pat
terson, No. 81 W +. Banham No. 4 b. Jackson; NOD;
X. II. sclile, stroke. and f. Mcintyre, coxswain.
The fame of r. o Morse, OF the Nassau Club,
sufficient deter any other OF the senior single
scullcrs from entering against him, and he roWed
eisurey over the course, winning without struggle no
diamond -culs embematical of the championship Of tho
river. He was the holder of the trophy last year.
dne MAJ t Ef az, o. nc nor s1S,1 ms
To the tlush winning by four lengths six minutes and
thirty four seconds. The race for Pairoared a-' ,p
The New-York Athletic tlub'> and the Unions. .. D.
E{o Fo"'' with i" a EGrar FREEMAN '''0 ecx e
They rowed in ano1t perfect form and hi 10 trouble n
passing three quarters Of a mile.
The race Of the day the last I was for cl-ht
crc GLIB, citcicd crc.' 6", The Union. dr.v ont,
leaving the ace between the other two clubs. several
hundred dollars changed hands ON the result at Che rc.
bui the COLLEGE men took The bets A. fast a. toy w 70
tors. bow; w. H. DoVncs. SO b. Scmltlc. No 3 81.
". sm t So john Il VI Gu-t sto i and T. co
coN-N9iu- SANE crew ihIt beat me Unions woes
same mat wcrc IN the ruyci1t, crew ia tho race Win
Harvard o. Demp,.y rowcl bow q. :. I:ice NJ. - a..
.: ) Lawrence So 8 e. D. Bcck11th. Va. : " b poct
stroke. and \ b Gardiner coxswa'u. When the .igal
The tart. and When thc Madison Avenue Bridge W,
got down to work however auo gradually drew up tu.l
pt the bait mie post hc boat. Nol" almost exactly even.
crossed the linc. winning by scwt hiIt .,a-th no
After tle racing t. contestant aul th.. ngnd. won't
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