New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-14
SPORTS ON LAND AND WAIEh
CLJMPSES or HARLEM OARSMEN.
DEPARTURE OF THE COLUMBIA ChE"
COMING REGATrAS.

Tho n,ost cxacting oarsman could not desire
o. weather for practice than has walled ABOUT '
yto,lcm River for the last week. The sun mas w.
kot eno1gh to develop the greatest amount VI 49,,
sc he al has been just sufficiently tempere" ~ %
so,es IN redncc ch,uoes Of sunstroke ana olher e'
esults 70 minimum. The men nave wv" - -
AZ their opportunities aud the deeper uh' Va -
mai or,s and face. the brighter sparkle I" lher cSe'
Aud the increased speed with when 'h'' "'"" '"''
,acog bo,ts through the water all be'oN'h '''on '
orovcd condition. Every afternoon tle fi'c' - III"
with amateur oarsmen and tie Variega'o' o'S'''0'
the rowers make "a pretty picture 49,,
The Passaic regatta on Newark Bay on july = 10 '
,ext imp,.tant occasion which claims the attention '
she rowing world. The many close contests III inv
Harlem regatta will lead TO an uhuSnaIV S1'"'N
eentation Of the Harlem clubs at the c0h'h- l'-'''
The winners of nearly all the Harlem races VIII Gnu
and many Of the seconds Among the best OF inc i'
lem crews that will row the ATLANTA ri;ht-o''"
sbou the Union six Dared shell, the Nassau JUNIOR Iou'
oored shcu tie METROPOLITAN double scu!i she' ''o
New.York Athletic Club pair-oarel cig an" "'c""'"
Morse Of the Nassaus and shechan Of inc =" "'''
Rrooklvn In the senior singles. Goep'et' oil lac
p,li,ans who the Junior singles in SUI "S.
has de,i.let not TO A. he does not c'n'''' MIN
,rite stronc enough yet to compete with th' sen'''
The Jersey clubs viii haze to do some Ih9' ro""
n they expect to keep the prizes ut nome
one Of he results OF the Harlem regatta W." ''o'''
he match race between Kent aud Goepfer| OF 'ne ,''
Club aud HAYS ana smith, VI V'' ~"
Athotic (gnb The latter the donOlc se' smell Ia
q, sc,nt half length Gocpfert had previously rover
,,is,,i, r,ce in tho Junior singles and he ana Kent
erc posi.ivc that in match rae the poSi'onS VI V
crews would he reversed. and they have ]'Suo' '"
lerce 70 Hays and Smith which Will pr"p"-1 ''
accepted ,,,o,
Tho densrture OF the Columbia crews for Ncw-London
,s,o, bir vacancy on the river. Tho college BOYS
,ro-e the ho~le, Of workers. anl their blue aud whc
stripes arc sadly missed. In the opinion o. the mon WHO
understand such matters this years crew Is one Oh 'c
strongest that has representa- Inc cooS' anu Id
their race with Harvard they will carry good nra' OF
Harlem River money. The Freshman crew Is not 80
, vc,-,s hut there Is pcntv Of GOOD material
IN the boat ond il Captain Goodwin keeps me m N ao"
g. their work they NAV make crcdtan" su"T ,on
the club launch Carrie Goodwin was almost capS~e"'
our Th ni Xny Yors Rowing Club has made s min
vet whether il will send iis iuni"r foIr1srcu s, -
a",s"'r GOO, rowing material than ever before It
expects to carry oil It's share OF the rrhes IN INC ~
Tn" Aalantas will rest for dav or two after their
regatta d ladies' reception of yesterday lhcs calnn
afford ~ take long rest. however. as their ch.mnon
eight will only IN the laSsa'c rcsla "t na.
entered for the schuyls rceatta as well tine men are
rowinc in great form and can be drpcnae on S bo
good acrount Of themselves IN any race In whch nc'
f'W the NcwYork Athletic Club house everything is
worl, AMI hustle in prenaraon for me resa',a Heh
,S ~ show the nfhcr clubs what REGATTA i@. md
both he and Trainer" Davy koach are Keeplh: ,t
hardest kind OF work ,,. l.. ,,t. y
At The Union Club house also coof STEADY WORE II y,
done AMI the cub regatta on SATURDAY VIII P'o"o'' 90
the l. in tho history OF the cub -. a..
The Metrololi'ans have not as ve' liked thc ne l9r
their rrcat e. and the Nonrareils have pretty wei maze
mn their minds that they will not hold one nntl tAFy
have 20: thcr new house --.... =.
The Eagle Athletic club has made arrangcments 70
have a h,at house They have bought f"at W.ich j
chorcd hct wccn the Friendship and Crane cv houSeS
anu the work o! building the house will lie heclh To-
morrow r cv expect have it ready for chancv IN
about tyo weeks. and will then give house "athht
and regatta
Mnch Interest is felt among boating men - t. wAat
repv Cnur nrv viii make to 70 So CHALLENGE e. hcr ior
Jnuhe scul race between Courtney and Co~ey and Ross
nm an unkn0u Or single emil race hct~een Courtney
und Ross Dcs'ite his numerous hzzles Courtney mas
nanv warm admirers IN Ua;lcn and II rae" colid nc
arranged on any waters in the vicinity OF New DIX
Greenwood Lake elsewhere. large prise would ne
flised easily. Ross il in constant trilnug on thc
Harlem AMI Courtney dues not respond h eNnec'S -
rot a race on shorty either with Hsnlar or Ieener
Patterson has arrived from New orleans and wants
T. make ma ch with Ross. Reagan. Of the Netropotn
tluh who came fl second in the scnior amateur shcl
race at New Orleans has also come back ana VIII row al
IasSaic. ,,-o -.
This morning NJ IL o'clock the match race for 600 2
aide between William KOnOuth and Martin Dorian VIII
ne roNci. The Is mile and q hall Win 'nrn.
Konouth and has gone over the course IN
practice in q minutes 10 seconds.
RiIv Oliver has offered money nrzes 'or q slnt q
nc rare TO he CONNECTED for nv professionals II VIII
g. twpmilc handicap race aud Will be rowed In TIE
hev q