New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
Pettus, who wiry and tall made squirt" Ind beat
his pluckY little opponent BY One-'OlTth Ola second
Time: Pettus, l430SA Hall, 1:l309
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB REGATTA.

his DluckV little b. Onc-fOurtn OK
Time: Pettus, l43:0SA; Hall, l:l3O9
NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB REGATTA.
GOOD RACES AND FAIR TINE MADA-s,Ew- RO-
cHKLLE MEN COuPLrMgNrED.
The sixteenth annual regatta Of III" New
York Athletic Club took place yesterday on fhe iIarem
River The racing was good. aud fair time INA e in
some cases Herman Oelrchs acted a. referee aud
starter and J. IT, Abecl tmckecpr These gentlemen
with the regatta committee the stca Cornelius
Van Colt. David Roach acted Judge at the finish no
steamer BacKbird with members and frcni' ofthe club
was anchored at the finish. The racing as rule ~as
good and OF the contests were close The h' race
was a handicap FOR single SOULS There were hYe start
ers Richard o. Moss the scratch man, won easily In
minutes 80 seconds with A. NJ Droste, 20 seconds start
second I'm minutes 20 seconds There were two entries
FOR the par-oared gig race. The contest was simply
padding match, neither crew making ans eH)rt. lac
winners were VI. T. Hard stroke, r. ~ BUCK
man. bow. and G.. ID. Phillips. co1'~ain. Inc
time over the course minutes 4lai seconds
The prettiest and closely contested Of the d
wa. match-race IN double souls between crew Of the
New Rochelle Rowing Club, consisting OF }. T. lamGeD'
Y@ fhictc 5Inb conssting OF J. Magin stroke and
@. d. Phillips Before the race Mr. -ainleh eonPalnso
sent for fhe man who was to with Mr. Phillips bus
that Notwithstanding that fact they would ro" me Ias
His compmentod by the referee for me sports
manke spirit which they showed. FOI Tue WhoIc h'lo
the boats were side by side by putting On an ezra
sDr at the finish the New YOrs won by three feet IN
S5l,nutes and ia, seconds The New-ROchcles
almost fouod by man in single shell about hal"w
NJ the course aud lost nearly length Inc race IOf
centipedes quadruple shells was won ny acre" S'
sisting Of Il. II. COTE jr. stroke, H. Romano, r. .
Young and g. s. Smith, minutes AMI Il seconds Inc
doublescu gig race was won by " Peln aul .. Sltsn
in minutes aud 372 seconds There were Two entrios
for the eght-oared smell The weight crew
consisting OF +. J. Schescnger stroke G. T. schesenger'
G. Coster W. g. Ode, &. >. Deveiin, j. H. ~ cornell A.
NJ Droste and II. L. Terhnne, with Edgar Freeman as
coXswain, beat the heavy % seconds III MN,
80 seconds After the races the boats wen 20 tns
New-York Athletic Clubs house, where the guests were
entertained IN the usual fashion Of that CLUB
CANOE RACING OFF NEW BRIGHTON s. I.
The members Of the New-YOrk Canoe Club
held regatta yesterday, in the upper bay of the club
house at New Brighton & The wind was too sight for
good sailing and the CRANKY" crafts kept right side up
even when held taut against the WIND In going about
In the first match, which was a SAILING
race three miles with turn, there were thirteen ehriG3
as follows: A cass-sren, 4. b. Burchard; Psyche, =
K Munrse Ripple T.. c. Deayan ir; Pathfinder j. FRA
Dot C. b. Vaux; Freak, c " r. Schuyler: Junior Class
Mink, W. v BrOckwaY Theresa, Frederic ifc'''l
stated at 1882 D. d. but the wind wa. puffy aud only
favored few that caught the light gusts. Inc Huein
D5l c 'u second and the Pirate third The
Surge crossed the home line first al 49, the DoI second
and the Guenn third The second contest padding ana
sailing race abandoned from lack OF breeze Inc
third race was paddle race Tor flss III B3a, mud d
had three entrcs-the Neyersnk. padded by l. Could
the Siren by ndarod f fbey Started de at rg 5
Mr. Gould padded lesurey home three lengths anead 81
the other We who were making close for second
honols. The time at the finish was: Ne'ersnK' 49,
Psyche 5:2) Siren, last. padding race 81 0ne-hat
mile straight away called out five eutes-the Theresa,
Z. Gould tue surge H. o. Bale. the Guenn, W; Mhl;'
a. A {. McMurayA Tley were started at 5:44
Vaux crossed the Inc first. half length ahead, at pos
with Could almost tapping boats and half s'"2hG ne
mind. The tantem padding race was hail ul',
straight away The entries were: Dot C. 3. EHlX ana
ID Va1x; siren. r. g. Burcharl aad W. Wbitlock; Freak
C. V r. Schuyler and H. ". b. Howard The trio starred
at 6:O7 The Freak Won crossing the finish at G;IO:2O
the Dot second, al 6:l0:29.