The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-05
HOBOKEN'S CRACK CREWS.
MANY WELL KNOW.E OARSAfEN ON
THE WATER YESTERDAY.

How the Crews Were Made Up and
Where They went-A Tally Ho Party
of Well Known BIen Who Were Too
Heavy for the Coach.
Every Hoboken boat club had crews out
yesterday.
l.. A. Huesmann, Luke Brandt, H.
Feierabend, G. Erlenkoetter, A. Lime
mann, H. Kudlich, H. Damn, p. Traut-
vein, H. Dingelstadt and j. Meyerberg,
of the Atlantics, had spin in ten-oared
barge. The following members of this
club will compose the four-oared tbarge
crew that will compete In the Tomlin re-
gatta at Gutenberg on August N:-H. v.
and w. Votteler. John Foster, f. Leon
hardt and r. Dinglestadt will race in the
senior singles, and G. Uhlig and II. Feier
abend in the junior singles. A special
meeting of the Atlantics will be held to-
night for the purpose of selecting crews
to row in the clubs regatta, which comes
off on August 10.
Two four-oared barge crews of the
Valencias went to Gutenberg early yes
terday morning. The crews were Robert
Ralhff, Frank Herring, Jr., w. Van
Driel and T. Meyer, who rowed in the
barge "Spendthrift, . and Ed. Offermann,
H. Rohder, George Fisher and j. Herwig.
Fuchs brothers went to Fort Lee in a
pair-oared gig, and G. Ording and III.
Dickson in double scull accompanied
them. The Valencias will have clam
bake about September.
The Actives are very active. They had
at different times during the day yester-
day two four-oared barges, pair-oared
gig, double-scun gig and single shell
out on the water. All of them went to
Gutenberg. y George Mohlmann, H.
Kraatz, Il. Kraatz and E. Archer were in
one of the four-oared barges and in the
others were c. Kueblemann, G. Fitzpat-
rick, w. Schroeder and Il. Vogt. Kraatz
and Archer rowed in the pair-oared gig;
H. Fayer and j. Mohlmann in the double
scull gig, and E. Gunkel in the single
scull.
The eight-oared crew from Bay Ridge
visited the Rpsedales yesterday and were
very handsomely treated, The guests are
on their way to Albany, where they intend
to spend two weeks. The RoSedaleS are
in fine condition. Bruning, Entroup,
Zang and Rosenbaum will compose the
four cared barge crew at the Tomln re-
gatta. Captain Alces will be their cox,
and he thinks he can pilot them to vic
tory. This crew went out early yester-
day morning and had several spurts.
Zang and Alces afterward had a spin in a
pair-oared gig. G. Stuart was out in q
single shell.
The Behemians were on the water all
day. They are In fine trim.
The following crew of the Hillsides will
compete in the four-oared barge race at
the Tomlin regatta:-G. Church, j. Feus-
sci, G.. Watson and William Watson, with
W. Clarke as coxswain. This crew had a
lively spin yesterday. The following
four-oared barge crew was also out:-W.
Clark, G. Kurtzshenkel, j. Haldy and j.
LafazzO, with George Geogiades as cox
swain.
A bevy of pretty young ladies
called on the Rosedales yesterday. H
Roede, J. Little and ''Bob'' Sparks acted
as Reception Committee, and told won
derful tales of the sea to their fair Wis
itors.
The Hillsides never do things by halves.
They have hired the tug James Run
yon, for the Tomlin regatta, and will take
about fifteen hundred of their friends
with them on board that craft to witness
the races.
Mr.. E. Waters, the famous boat builder
of Troy, y. Y, is building papier mache
shell for Mr. III nafnTp 0f the AfIanfipc