New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-17

nosed Of Force Delaney Snyder and Perry ana 20 PAIR
DARED gig in which A. Mullen and II. Corduhan VIII row.
Wade win represent the club In the junior snees' anu
John THOMPSON I'm the senior singles An cirhtohreu
barge from the Nonparols will row around hauh"''n
leland to-day. The oarsmen VIII Dc Maecc' MAR ,
Rarrv shannon O'Brien, Hartford, Ambris'er anu
Waters number Of the friends Of the club VIII 20 Us
The Union eight is in nrstclass condition; Cap zap
ing form and despite wind and weather tney
send their boat through the water at rIs,d r
Inarkable rate The chief OF the day at the @rc
REGATTA will he the one between the Union, New-fors
Athletic Club Columbia College, and Ataanta
shells. The who finds out the winner VIII DC uo"S
The wyanoke have concluded to enter Fix and four,
cared in the races and the Eagle Atnleuc GU" wiz
also have a four and two singles in the regatta o-
At the New.York Athletic cin5-h0 1h ,re,nrr
saws that he has never seen the boys row so
well as they are doing. and they are aDsolneen,
careless of the weather condition or the water he -
c"nfdent Of winning place at least with his eight and
expects do better with the doubiescni smell anu "
The only representative that the Harlem River WI.
have the Neworeans Amateur Regaa - k Ss
barred from amateur thinks that he mas goou
TIE Atlanta Club is the next to have its club regata
II will take place on June II, me me-, tnn ~ in
tercollegiae races will he rowed on LIKE Qunsieamond
and the Passac River Rowing Association ho,us s nn
nual regatta Newark Bay on the same day. lne
dates fortbe on he Thames nay
not been fixed as yet IN the % % M%r hv
Beach for the second time has given courage 70 nnmcr
Gus the professional oarsmon with reputatlons ah
challenges both the victor and vauqishcd orc hS th
as autumnal leaves The chances are that beach ana
Hanlan will another race In England Overtime hn
conrse Wallace Ross and John Teemerarc h0th anxlous 20
measure oars with the champion ard ex-chanploh, nI
the chances that both win be accommodated oeiore
the season Is ont ,--, -.
The first important occurrence for professional oars
men This season will he the New.Orleans recntta on mV
81 and D. For this regatta every prominent R rnies
sopal in the country Is entered except W
chances are that John Tecmer Will win the siuge scl
race with Jacob Gaudaur close second anu NeoI5 20
Hosmer or George Lee third. ST LOUIS s %
four-oared professional crew 10 New,
Orleans which will make toou
bid for the first prize. II will be j. Mckay J "aunaur'
A race will likely he made shortly between WhIac''
Ross and Jacob Gaudaur for 81 900 side AS oon ~
Gaudaur finishes TT Orleans, the preninares VIII
be arranged. Another which Is on the bOoRS anu
which will create widespread interest among rownhS
Is talked OF between John Ieeiner anu rIeo
to allow Perkins twenty seconds start race ls asn
talked Of between George Gaisel, OF NeW-lo anu
Joseph Lane. of Montreal ,..,.
Charles Courtney Is In active training ana lnteu9
making another effort redeem himself THIS season.
The contest which exctes the most interest hoWrHtI'
ard X Fox. open TO all Corners which Is 10 DC roWeu ~
the vicinity OF NewYOrk some time between AnEuS.
and g. Every prominent oaraman IN the Onllcd Sthca
has race, including Ross, Tcenrr courtney
Gaudaur HOsmer, Ice Hamm COnley anu Peterson ~
is considered almost certain that Bcarh ana hhhidl
will also row Mr.. Fox has instructed Mr. Atkinson
Editor OF he London Sporting Lte 70 ofcr Is aeh any
inducement that he NAV az TO induce him To enter
the race The has not been positively nHco Set
but Greenwood Lake Is the favoItte.