New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RACING oAr~uEN owANPED.
HIGH WAVE, MAXI Uu. CLIFTON DoAr GU
REGATTA ~ IAClTIHG oNT

HIGH WAVES MAKE III- CLIFTON bDAF CLrH
REGATTA ~ IACiTIN" oNE
The orl,a au aa, i":,', o; t- ''',r Holt Cluh toa
p.ase Yesterday afternoon r, io,tDo.,e. or1o.
lr ue nom tr- the weather WIS % .lhtfu me ,aorr
warm sid hl.rt pud wind ..' fr-l and co. N,n old
ocean, btlno',t.n. cr'. and nfg '1,nI u wa 'rH'
200 81 D. h,Vttcr for tnr ehal'o@ -.tls plnr Oh" vat
lp in .Iur,rou. ridges VIA ,rt'd toys. through "hi'h
uc bo.t- da'.is tc sIra o'"f o." ro"or' 'n1 -ip
,Iug itur qraallt. % water. Ioor ba.art aud d"fH
weight t4lt D. va, impossible o" r'r' t-t
un. except relatively viu u.. otnei feoe. but a- ''-i
- n- !, none b'tt"I could Dec d.sr.u The balcony "f
ue ua- ,Iotd~e vIu pr,fy glt.> Nit4 j"l'.
,,r,n~, i,,.. ul0, n,'t r'd sil'-'is-i m'c. 1h'r
'atb-r. u,tt,r~ v't, ta'. n'p 'fh'nrf 'n"i'r u
affair inu-i ely, had wind been favorable onc u
ul~ most Interesting AID b.-'-Atrndcf "rara, of 'I.
,,.o. would have been on, OF important
TAc ,o.f.. va, ON Iost W,dsaDUI &, u- cubAou>. e.
clifton AMI from tnr qtrt'r- o. one u'" n length AZ
.r o. ,tutuF 80 o,.o D." the Ga" Wa running '
l1r uIl rl.o liat dcultr fo.ud iu Aur'r.ut
la-t d., wing run-. tut the f"''inf
crows d-r,d Wind and I'd" a1d came o. u''
,tartug fla.o foufntrd barge '"it",t
#. Wr.ht stroke. }. T.. LecI'-ton. so .; 4 q.
3. Wright 80. -. Z Ha'ard. so. 4. with william y.
LHucr ccv,ra ain. composing one 'f"" and rd'r'"
IS Eu,,. .tro,,. g. Eirton. SO. 4 Mo;.i SO 3
ihora, II. F.iGn. NO g. VIII. l.. a. rafmel a. coN-
swain uamns rnr otDer. Ih" I-'rc' Walter O..
~chuyl,r Of IT,, NcWIoia Athletic Cuo got tho i line
after much difficulty. Snd th'' mad" bruupl start.
Iaru,,- ,t'aduf woikod up 20 their Iaciue-pncc
they not ha' me ~a'o' were There as the co,"ain
ucI know som.tinc, lifting Die rdder ont ~ the "nrI
ana nlau a. Tie boat rocked letting 10 WndwIrl
aud lcaNnrd a. most urc, ~ tHc- ahd -ovlhe ~"
ioat a.ro- coIi,.. IIpir'-. DO f. .oIr,iir-
fnoWn Wrirnt's crew h,d bcauutD cour." tenn olinr
with the force. that opposed Them hLrorne the cl'mcut-
and taking gently when sudden gu-t ~occf 'h. hld
wave" to dangerous porort,n-. but putting !n splendid
work Whenever an opIoitrllt} Afforded. creating
dccdcd impression among the spectators - their -upcror,
as rover. Ihcy iu about twenty boat lengths
ahead of tclr t;,r- and too Lr only pHlr OF thr
~ the TIM, the Iair-oaIod P!,, were called out
uc wind had raI-cd the such
dangerous start. Eouno> crew. however cane
stroke and H. i. Wright n the bow. Iarmcc's
also came ont sitn J.. 4. rarm.lr coA-wan. &. VI.
smith bow and e. j. Flicker stroke both boaL folown"
the referees 10 the starting place WHEN however.
the ZIG. reached the ncgibofhood o Font Wad. worth the
wind had a sweep ffo mthc Nauo"- and sent th"
waves piuP into BoWnc's gig swanping 70 Just a. The
,f,i-,', boat reached IT, The had hc- somcwh't
f4teucd rovd m thc previous cont st aud the "a"
offered q tnci, rescue. CoN-wain Hourn" secured an
oar and having pretty hard tim" o. keep aH"ii
weighed down with and clothc-. but "aa
thrown to and be- pulled ao"ard, cold ard shi''
criug from his unpleasant adventure.
TI,. rarmcc crew wanted over the course. but
a. Iourncs boys entered a protest against their ZIG
for being closed In The bow and stern the referee cad
the race on and invitation foutoarcd rig race came
up for consideration.
By this time wind had increased 10 such an extent
that IL was thought destruction 81 boat, to put them
in the water and decided postpone II TIL next
Saturday. it will be held on the Harlem River IN