New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
SPORTS or 4 nor 8UNDlK
oAnaslrN AND yAcllrAMEN our IN FORCE
HEAT KEEPS rHr aAnlnN BAnr N TIN MIDDLE

HHAf Htfrs TIM hAhihN bAht ~ THE hip"i"
90 TIN pAY-FAMilY PAHfita-Nopht rf"fl,'
Harlem River wns bare 0i 0afsmeh during W."
early paTt NJ tho afternoon eierlal' INC t'a'"s w
Of tho sun and the intense heat we're sum eh' 10 ""'
even the most enthusiastic oars men nom ha'mb .''
danger Of sun-stroks l. going ON inc wafer M W..
ernoon wore on however, and the sun male US way
westward the oarsmen began to appear and by or
O'clock the river presrntod It's usual sunday appear
ance Now that the regatta season Is pretty wei pas'o
there il not 80 much hard work gong on the h'n''"
oarsmen simply working to keep down inc superhuo'
flesh and for pleasure There are more new III II ou anu
tbe pon with saye for bst hands IA looked upon
as a big fellow I'm The club ami Is not cohsdciea u"'P
conce.ted IL he casts Sleeps eyes up''
the Presidency As usual, the .Gramercy an"
Friendship boys the hr't To prN.
the dangers Of the AMI soon "a the weather h
become bearab'e there signs OF activity "rou
their boat and shortly afterwari the "lgh-oaru
barces Of the two clubs. with full pasenger iss' Ion
the usual Sunday excursion to College Point Ihe
Neiropoltans eeht-Oarcd barge and sK-oar gig went
TO Oak Point aud The brilliant black aud crimson UNI
forms Of the boys hiking fig lres In TO 'r'"u
that flied the grounds o. at rcs1r In' cen,PT fo
DO T. Of the N-wYork Athletic Gun hltted 10 an
among the other or IT. The Nonparrl ssll,ohht "
bargr with number OF the boys was ", nnn tney m
n game OF baseball alb We the bridge NJ the % heI c'
were reprcsDnted b. their La craft II addton 10
re- .uar club boats the river in the eve IN " as l o.
Ter of Young folks The Hgn Bldg boa were crOH ded
ali day long anu It dihcu matter to sct sal III
be sixth Avenue El,va ed trans lat went % hg
r. ldec Among tn best knUwl Oirsmc1 that We III,
wee page and Ml-=e OF Masons who we're on the wa 81
I'm a pa cared shell, d In 81 gls lat r. schie ~
Magic of the Me rop itaus Suhu "a, or re NOnpaels
scuyer of t,c Unio =; Doc on, OF Tho Excet orS ah
Roach OF the New York Athletic cub Ihe'e ], kui
| a natch race of two miles bet cen twp we'-kIO"n
| amateurs on tue river for 800 Id medal ana 'Ib
| iknly Mt arrangements will short DO made
AithnCs CON idered the ylcht-pen could not nn'o
had Drtftr day indulgence " her faVort on
heat was tempered ly olns hre ye ~h, %e o
| mn from the sou b, and was Jest : rOnC enouSh ~
| NH the sails, and send The boats al ing az u
comfortable rate OF speed without causing an uhaue
amount of work in shifting ballast. mner or the
larger boats OF tie Hnrl IN. Knickerbock ana Ec
Yacht clubs went Satu day night and IN III o" pa
+ ey came down yesterday IN RUM, ihlng w " ~ ~
Stone College Point q oak POiut on the re nrn rln
The cabinsloop Peerless o. the Harlem Club. ~ hitting
nm for long cru the latter part Of this month se
will 20 up thr Sound. Oracle. tie fa-cs 30 III the
hrre Harlem RIVER club' put up to he ram ~ Ior
the Golden Oar IN Harlem saturday. There were "
cnanc Mt ~ chance. sweei siakrs race tarh.9
will take acc tue latter part the month ever tne E
Mar Kni Lerbockcr course, from point opp sue US
20 n 10 and nrounl GanGWay Buoy ana return NV
Gracir Nettie Thorn Sarah. Peerless, Co MA MAR
Gibson. Henry ward Bccchcr M1yota An 10, ~. ~ ~
and Jessie among the "crack" boats which nave oeeh
entered.