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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-13
COLLEGE ATHLETES.
sports at Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. May 11.-Now that the class
over the 30 oi, aud 81 crows cease train.
ing and rowing aud tho Varsity and freshman crews
settling down to good hard work to prepare for their
Bpectivo races New London the latter part OF June
To the result Of tho class races graft.
flying than tho freshmen for 1t was tho general
pectation that tho 'e3 would out last but
this expectation happily not fulfilled Tho fresh
man crew not only beat tho o2 crew by two lsngtha
but within feet OF winning second place from
~ the veteran crew OF the river. The p3 crew
showed remarkable staying powers since in the last a
mile OF the race they gained n whole length on ~
and would undoubtedly have won the race from both
go and ~ had the course been longer 40 Mr. AleAan
der the coacher and to Nelson the es stroke, much
OF the success OF ~ Is due Judging from this result
the contest between the columbia freshmen and tho
Harvard freshmen will be well fought for this year the
Columbia freshmen have very good crew. .
The only possible change is that Nelson the stroke
may row with the Varsity crew IL lie doeS will be
the - who thoroughly understands the duties Of
strokes although perhaps with little training one or
others might stroke fairly we'll Nelson carried
the whole his shoulders as 1t were In the class
and 1t this which attracted tho attention of
varsity men to him IL Is possible, also that one or
two changes may be made soon IN the varsity crew
has not yet been arranged by tho manaHemen OF
the Yale and Harvard mines whom where the fvo
games are to be played and the delay has given rise to
cOniecturos the OF many whether those dates
will be recognized at all
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Base Ball Notes.

Harde Richardson made two great catches in tn,
day
Something remarkable about Yesterdays thirteenth
ming game was that Clarke, sullivan. and shellhasse
did not have chance
The postponed eame Of May between the New York
Washington Park tomorrow
The Newark Club yesterday released Fred Carl
e o Sr n s@9 rr Rs on
The game that was played at the new Polo grounds
yesterday made Presas1s pay smile ali over lie said
and ASS sns 6sd
been splintered by Bug HAllidAy's Spikes.
The New York (P. L. team is In a bad way just no
%h Ewps 'SH Il e Ply and DaOsSS
attendance without the team Il strengthened. '"'
It is not often that Old Man Calvin makes a hit but
ne to tSe mIn wSo sop
pod the ball case IN ponl occurred the other day
,s ssso Of the SS @ rather
lost on this trip by one run Such game yesterday
not one TO be ashamed of nor downheArtod over:
nod head would Challenge the Fsyers Club pi Il
Of ievS9
he TSud I'D asS make SIDE GSt that tho
days: Randall il. En!eEpse iO Malvern 8. CONNER.
len g. Amidownk smith q; AuburnI - Standard is;
Uticas 10 Atlantcs Q; tordham College 90 spadingS
o. Maroons To- ,GramercyB = CArstRdts y, Star Ath-
letics2.
cmcAGo May I2.-"The Players, League has ended
hence vii, make no erort to answer Mr. spSdinE 5
latest bulletin said Secretary Bruuell night in
future night will be conducted the diamond II
play good ball tho public will support u.s. II not We
will go 10 the wall"
In speaking of long distance throwing Denny Lyons
says: don't believe in the long distance throwing
Lim Peoples one OF the boys with iron lie
used to needIessy throw the ball all Nound Look at
him today Harry stoyey was very much worried
alter lie made his long throw in Cincinnati His arm
panied hH for over week and he advised everybody
TO stay Of such contests In the future" II long
dist thr owing that used up sam TlompsonB arm
in lsSa-DetTOit Free Press.
wAsuINGToS. May Il. President Young has received
stock of courage and confidence in the success
OF the League by the recent HcOn OF the magnates in
going down in their pockets to help Pittsburgh out of
ugly hole lie his way 10 the telegraph office
day when your correspondent him. aud he talk cd
quite gayly Apou: League prospects He says the
beers OF the League more determined than to
stand together on a INSTRUMENTATION platform
throughout the season. They have full confidence
the success OF the League in its contest with the Broth
erh0Od. and they emphasized their faith by promptly
contributing liberal sum to assist such OF their
ber1 as were temporarily embarrassed Some OF tho
naRates were inclined 10 take gloomy view OF the
situation hut when they came together and saw how
readily assistance could 10 procured their confidence
was restored
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Gossip of Sports with Arms and Logs.

So9Bip OF opOrto Win Armo and Logs.
Broadway, New York city.
Sept. has been fixed the date for tho omen pamea
OF tho ionkers Athletic Club.
Tho Amity Athletic Club cross country team will in
course on May ID.
T.. E.. Brooklyn. N Y.-There was a silver medal for
Athletic Club. Jersey City.
The Orange Athletic Club concluded their social ses
fIons on Saturday evening BY giving select concert in
inc large SnphitheaIe adjoining tho club house.
armOry, Flushing L L. this evening at o'coek al the
Eagle Athletic Club of BrooEiyH and J. MGEnlta me
the crack OF the Bridge Athletic Club will bo% me
letic Club N' - 'N0 Df'uEe Atn'
Tho friends OF young oKeefe being dissatisfied with
me dscsoR 10 his final bout with GoorRe Ar
hgtoh AZ the west end tourney, they challenge Airing
ton on behalf OF for another 60 OF eight or ten
rounds for trophy. " "a W."
Gnon viii not Be- SG aOwea 10 So Gf
games open only to members N' N''a ''"Ss0
The officers Of tho lively Acorn Athletic Association
hsf ne assSGation win award prizes of
eSrs Of the association who bring in the greatest num-
The Potomac Boat Club OF Washington n r. b.v,u.
i01nI that Il must be up aud doing desred to keeS
II ts Swm ana Keep up with Its noghbor tho Colnm
land me Virginia shore Of the rotomae Ry aSre n1 Of
will become tho Potomac Athletic Ciut '''e'' ana
IN, me Kiyerside Athletic Club Newark arc having
vision Of Jack McMaser whose fame at Hi bnsgp
diton shortly and there likely to be nne rec CON
ton, ''Ah VI tho erRaniza'
. The Battalion Club of St. George heId n oood r,, -
Friday night The course from CLUB house al
re @ street and Fifth avenue TO IIotG street
return distance OF about 80 miles Tine ~ 1G ana
third. "N" al" ~ Fater-
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Under the inspiring influences OF the ad-
mring gances and warm appreciation of fond parents
and friends, the young BerkeIy Athletic Association
held Its sixth annual sprins meeting on the Berkeley
oval at Morris Docks yesterday.
The summary OF the games which were highly sue
cessfu!, follows
one hundred yards dash-Won by C, W. Allen; f. A.
Baker, second. Time lo4 : seconds
Half run-won by i ", Allen, with j. A. Janin
second. Time minutes - seconds
Running broad lump-Non ny W. D. smith with Is
one hundred yards dash ~ IS under Is yeArs)Won by
r. Drake in l2JS seconds: \. keGt, second
Ono mile Ru--WOE By H. w. Allen, q. Edson second;
time minutes Is seconds
flights each IS feet hishl-Won by w. smith, c. Bus
SOL second time l'st seconds
Throwing the Base Ha!-NOn by j. A. Jann, distance
30 feet inches Edward Rice was second.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards Invitation Race
Won by , Pell, Kicker second time ma seconds
one mile safety Bicycle kace-Won by i. Bonnie. W.
Dyeu second time minutes AZ seconds
one Nile WRlk-Won by ; A. Blssell, i. H. Turnurc,
second Time minutes - seconds
INCHES; W. Camp second
Two Hundred twenty Yards Dash-Won by t. ".
Allen; ,. a. Baker, second Time a3tS seconds
Putting The Twelve pound Shot-Won by w. Camp with
nv OF 81 feet r InInuTe SECOND - r,...,
second. Time, oO>t Seconds.
one mile l0rdluary) bicycle race-WOn BY s. A..
Bissoi r. H. Tourney, second. Time minutes 20
BecondB
The record OF points gained which were computed
on tho loses OF O. for rst place, and u second.
weTeiC z. W Allen ~ points trst. j A. !nmcS second
with 10 points ". Camp thld with II points: ), A.
BBsell ~ T. J.. Tuuruure, - A, BAKER =, q Edison.
Q; T. poyne .; Kent . q, Blssell 3; Edward Price,
y, w, Dyett, s, Z, RhOF
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THE oBEEDMooR SEAsoN OPENED.
The Thirteenth Regiment Rinemen Begin
Work for the Season.


A portion OF the Thirteenth Regiment
visited Creedmoor yesterday and formally
opened the season at the National Rifle Asso-
cations range Tho right wing OF tho reRi
ment under the command OF Lieut. Col. Hard
ing comprising Company A. under the COM
mand OF Capt. W. 4. Collins; Company c. UNI
der command OF First Llout. J. A. Anderson;
Company ID, commanded by Second Lieut..
Washington Irving Taylor; Company L. COM
aad nr ,Ld Dy Sergeant Evans; Company II. I'M
ana Company /, led by George c. Cochran.
anu Hpt; W. Atwood French. Inspector Of Tile
biiuuulco, lott tho regimontal armury, corner OF
NttatnHsh avenue aud Hanson place. at 81 a.
al''ahu proceeded, via the Long Island liailroad,
~. teedmoor, vi on arrival at which place,
WIN true military precision tho men at once
repaired to tho butts.
81, no htst shooting done, by what Is termed
tho second class. is ut 100 yards Ninety-four
men participated, OF which number tho big
peITGShtaEo OF soventy-fOur qualified. Tho 200
m ~, 3II,l ard ranges were next triod, 100 mon
pFrTiL ~, OF which lot thirty-twQ qualified
me conditions have been materially changed
55iince iNSt year Instead OF shootinGat 100 aud
; wv yards and 200 and 500 yards ranges tho
!! thoy qualify at those distances. making a
totul 81 - out OF 70 nj tho 100 aud 30 out OF u
pohjSiDe, % at 200 and 500. they are then euti-
tea 10 shoot at 800 and coo yards at which
ranges, II they make u scorc of " out OF posi-
plo ~. they become sharpshOotors.
nlter mo individual shooting ut tho above |
~ ranges was concluded the soldiers repaired to
~, mo long ranges. whore ,volley firing by COM
HuhieS ut a dis anco OF fifty yards was in |
gulEed IN. four shots being fred por man, two |
AHTY Sann ga anu two standing.
III, ahu nred I'VE shots per man. first at 800. then
.anuNanco 10 2OO, and continue to 100 yards. |
theh railing back $50 yards. and again to 80, |
ntbeF es tey concluded tho days work by firing
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lhe members of tho Long Island Sports.
men 'uo held we'll attended shoot at Louis Miers
peAteF fark yesterday tho big attendance being due to
'e iae t"at the members OF the organization were to
SHOOT with u team from the Acme Gun Cluh
me members of both clubs were in poor FORM for
some uhaccountsOle reason and several members of the
c'"uH VINO are generally good Shots made scores
'o'a"y uiSproportionate to their records Clay birds
were the targets and they furnished lots of sport for tn
neCatOrS IL not Tor the contestants The first event
was e regular shoot Tor the club badge which result
as ioiiows beGer lS ii0ter u; SteItzer ); Ross 10;
nuu,nteF. AZ, nent2IlnRer ), WRsseL I; Haas 4;
bauer, !. ~ y ' y N N"' s'S
bleOer won the gold medal AMI to Gentllinrer the
Woouen medal was awarded The team shoot followed
scores ana teams being follows birds wero
yiut az Oy ench man Acme iiun Lub-Short Ia
Setoticr - Link I, Landman, 10: MenkeL :: Ioing
=, nYFeSiI b, Meyer II: D"ttlun, D. kunZweiler ID
nnoLaL " Long Island Shooting clGb-Steitz or a.
i!eucf' i5i lOfer, u; Ross, To- Iiuenter 10, CENT
irnEsT. u "issei, :; Haas &; fegel 7; Kress : 10
keteree'-For Acme Gun Club Anthony Betty of the
I' pDrtsmehs CLUBS iOr Long Island sl ootIng Club
george kreSs N'"N'
ris team match at six clay birds per man followed
rms was tie result: Acme TcaIn-Slo 4; Schoit.r
Linz, = i:ihlmhn, 4 Menkel. 3; lloinR /; Vorerh
:, MeSer = Dettuif 3. hunZweiler Total. ~
i ho1R lsanu shooting C!ub-Steit1lar Z; BieDer );
aoiitn h,sS, q ''uentcr =, GcntIInger l: WlsseI
o. HAAS II Fhosel U, kress !. Total ~ y ''
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Shooting Notes,

on Friday May lc, the rrescen. Gun Club will hold
Its regular monthly shoot at Dexter Park. ~
All the cracE trap shooters OF the famous rnrlvay
gun Club VIII assemble at Louis MiIer'S Dexter Fax
series Of OF hand handicap matches at cypress Hills
| The crack Couey Island Rod and Gun Cub will ho,d
US IeXliar shoot at Wood!Awn iark, Gravesend L L.
Those thorough sportsmen, tho members OF tho r.I
con SGn ouH win hold regular shoot Miiets DeX.
Tie monthly dinner and shoot OF the crack ra,no,.
Gun CUB vii he ned on Friday The orsanaon viii
big crowd OF interested spectators promise to be on
hand 70 witess TIC team match between the Middlesox
Dunelen. y. j., tomorrow. "
The left wing of the Thirteenth Regiment 10 TO
a. s aron q" 9 f&Sa mrs .G snS
the best shots IN the command.
NaT fhF IF ts asl. dfSfd
SIDES ~ score Of uS3 to n'9 and IN the second
ana ndenSm!ent RE Clubs .ne former forfeited tic
J. O. Il, Denny, the Pittsburgh Cub man who won
laurels at the tran In ngand and Monte Car home
weeks ana with lar success lie insists 6nt
live pigeon experts over there can give Brewer DuJi
Garner MacAlster or any American pointers In snap
shooting. "f
There is conviction in the minds of the spor,.men
who witnessed the match between Davenport and PecK
Of llayeGSiTnw at MGPdawn lat Wednesday that tho
other match was made to 10 sn3t On neutral ground
force Of the Old snoSng axJ re- ye 10 me iG
vel made IS partly won" There Is considerable talk OF
4
made Will DO shot at MiIers's Dexter Park Tor the
same stakes US tho previous match between these
shooters
Tho members of tho Woodside Gun Club Newark par.
satfS Of her lie %m1 fUGs for S y so
proved the most exciting Of any held heretofore BY
these marks Tho conditions were Nifty blue rocks
Ter man Cockefair; luerth and Geolrey shot SPLEEN
did race they tying for lrB OnOrS with ~ kills and on
the shoot of COckefar won Ge"irey being the first TO
miss while Furrt went out at twenty, and COckefair
went an ace better. Carl Won Lengerke was
ond with ~ Kills, Heller and Sick!es came next with
81 kills, md the residual were close up
I'm Of art lau
tho members OF the crack CUR own llNe Club at tlrir
last weekly competition. and tie scores made vera
above par. They are Is follows J. Bauder IA; W H.
Watt ~; f. A freiensghner "a, NJ. Dorrler 2I2; j.
Coppersmith. ~. a. j. WUvman al; q Widman 24O:
G. llasey, a j Stade huler, 30 &. Mink. Jr 2s7;
Ferd. freeusChner, 2JI .. kTanss 2S7; T. FettIna
2l5; = kieIer "a; Z A. schmidt, 2a1 II. Werner,
30 A. Mascot $a2; G Nothnagol, 2.2, J. N. Kiefor
NJ. DrcylS.. 10 w. krorpin, IA, ". AutenTeth 90
and G. Bhndt III. The shooting was done on The ON
own stand - ring target. ~
Here the record Of tho New York Rifle CIubs rsI
lery competition for the three medals odered f@n
more matches Will be shot for these trophiesi "
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

race track Of three; quarters Of mite ls
peing butt at Gloucester 4. j.. kunning
ready,
Mr.. John II. Shuts OF Parkville is likoly to
be heard from during the coming, trottinG
Circuit, He will send out Gold Il Leaf, 2:l9h,;
brother t. Gold Leaf, sally Graham, fs i%t
quena 2:23',. and Daisy Queen.
St Julien, 2;ll,, is now twenty-three years
San Francisco. Cal. llo has earned them on
the horse he viii be taken ca" care OF Of until he
dies and not share the fate of many old race
horses. hack about until no drops.
Mr. corrs"1, that KiioS E viii in' Certainly ,or start
tween now and then. There has been a good
deal Of talk about Rilcy's being out Of fix with
mater With Em tne Tp ss h 9Sen b s tns
horse to-day as can be found in America"
Horse racing in Italy has taken 2 firm hold
$4,000 added will be run for at the end Of May.
while meetings have already been held this
lowed by Florence, .Lazeo Milan, Turin. Ales-
sandria, All together. there viii! be more than
included. will fall little. II anything short Of
with what is to be won in England, but repre-
sent5 an increase Of at least 100 per cent upon
Which SLOWS What sTdes "a
making inrhat country
Surefoot, the Two Thousand winner accord
ing to the tone OF the London press. must be a
real cracker-Jack He is described by one
critic thus: Whom Surefoot appeared last
spring as the Wisdom colt he was said to be
one OF tho best looking two-year- olds that had
been seen, on, race course for many, years.
ne to whether mis- bone below the knee and his
hooks were strong enough to support his mas
borne his preparation as II hts legs had been
mnde OF Iron, TO have laid on an immense
amount of hard muscle, and TO have grown i9t9
Again, another critic says: "Surefoot is q bay
with black. legs and three white feet; with
star on his forehead. In height he is about Is
hands So inches. He has a good head and
neck, beautiful shoulders a short, grand back.
we'll arched oins, and the Rrandest quarters
man ever looked at. Good judges who looked
him over in the Birdcage on Wednesday con-
sidered him the most perfect type OF Derby
horse We have in training"
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Sing Sing YACHT club Notes.

Vice. Commodore william ". washburPc and Col. b.
| project about
p col franklin Brandreth has had the steam launch
fs S SsH;s 80 GE @ s..
The twenty two foot catrgEed ayers Columbia, J. T
S5 r'x Roger aado and and Orient
& are seasoning their lighting crews III dashes
The Lolita, Messrs. washburne brothers. Cora, Rear
crpenseT pa RnsTn M ,m Smith, DS yseT Mss
FREQ jerks have been launched and viii DO speedily
put IN conn mission.
The annual regatta for the club Pennant win be held
pobsg G In s G ana H @ S .st WI
1HSGs GHS: Il. Sot sna ''so tho
nnnh lie IL Sss, Os
Strikes after he a.Hsfmsa STOP TsS"S wSisS viii
memb .H of sGSes local nj new CnS ana has
been known to pour shot in the guet Of sh to add TO
Vice Commodore washpnrno Col B. stuyvesant Glib
W HayS Sn 9as
cap after the style OF the New York Yacht Club with
an S Of the & sSch Gs tho as s6
togEery OF the organization.
Ta SGP M yo DAILY y S NSrT ssH
being the first visitor Of the season Cruising yachts
Of
from The waters Of the TaSpSn Zee at night ''1''
cHpt E. $ relhams famous Sev, has s., been fitted
o s pS2s ch win e.
by Charles H. SpronG has caused this the
part OF the owner OF the sevla He has that
he will nail his lighting taR to the mast and sail against
the Dove until ho starts every seam Ia his cherished
Sandbagger
DR.. Brandreth Symonds will sail the training ship
Cucurbita this This SIanch craft IL commonly
known as the Pumpkin seed Commodore Ralph
brandreth had her built as model fishing boat and
loans her to all ambitious Corinthians to study practi
calscamanshir His thoughtfuness usually results in
another craft being added TO the feet The CucurOita
b absolutely safe. but aRRravatinR iu speed.
Tho big cats Madge. owned BY Commodore Bran.
dreth, and the Aer, Measurer Philip samstAKs boat
ton that likely TO bring any latent speed out of them
Commodore Brandreth has become quite used to con.
graduating Measurer Samsag but he Is rather afraid
the latter will become couceted II the Aler keeps up
carrying prizes to her anchorage ut Croton FONT.
Commander j. Herbert Carpenter OF the Daisy il an
expert with the Kodak camera. A number Of exam
pies of the ubiquitous amateurs skill adorn BOatEeep
er Clausens quarters in the club house and when the
boys get tired of Specializing on the misty future they
go and gaze upon the photographs TO remind them Of
lection embracing many pictures OF happenings on the
Tappan Zee.
The Board Of Trustees have organ1ed for the ensuing
year by eectnR the follow wing officers President 6rh
Brandreth Secretary Col Stuyvesant Gibson Treas.
urer Joseph Thompson Village water has been intro
duced in the club house and plug placed on the wharf
to supply steam aunches Water viii be furnished
tho cutter at meter rates As 5000 gallons cost 81
nlling the tanks OF an ordinary launch.
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CTick ct.

Next Saturday tic Crck season will lie in full swing
The HA'e a. Iln Sew York ,rirlet clubs second an
nuai rmoh'hE eoncS I has been changed ~ Thursday,
ug SATURDAY. next the Staten Is AND Cricket Club wl
play their mt game The Opfuur:s e III he mn
organized by Il, 4 Young ot tue Amateur League CuO
Tho fhiiaderhinu chHmronF series was iuauun.
TA'ri On saturday The belmont Club won rather cas-
ny from tho iinrAs by Of -. 70 ~ some excel
Lent bAtiiuH Was displayed hy the EemOuts 4 COO,ar
Dr. getting 49, aud tile old reliable u + stoever A.
Tie officials of the cricket club of Pittsburgh are max
ing all endcAVorS q have busy season They think
iley lave one OF tie strongest eAmB In the country
l"'r9lI VIII NAY agInst lirm AZ ErusNlOu on Degora
non nav, ana IN "a - hut - team pick from Tie
tN rhbN TIC Nr% York district viii ilaY two days
ulp until ATE IN The avon ~
n, he Mm, Tres IN r adepaa pretty strict about
IA Low NJ M Il mated NeCa A j.. Smlll a re
cent acquisition al tho belmont ,,uO was no hailed
hy Martin for THROWING while no alms 10 have nasal
Tue Judgment o. many NJ ito lest umpTeE ia FrY and
uurlhE me past ten years without having his VERY
th'tl IN question. some or the amateur umpiTes Ia
New " Tk might learn a lesson from tLls F"N So
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SPRING ADVICE.
Scientific MaRazlne.l

BE careful OF diet You do not need heavy food
such as you require during the winter
Spring may be be autful but is treacherouL Do not
let 1t deceive you into a cold, fever malaria or
pneumonia
DO not throw on your winter fannels too early. 1t IL
better 10 sunsr little inconvenience than TO take
cold.
II you feel tired feversh or overheated do not rush
on and take spring incidence" Cool yourself down.
and in this way help your system and purify blood
II you feel hot and thirsty, do not drink large guam
titles of water or other "long" drinks 1t Is much bet
ter to take little pure whiskoy and water, which VIII
Quench the thirst tone the system and forty against
disease,
Remember that only pure whskey should ever 10
taken into the system, aud that the leading chemsts
and scientists OF the present day unite In declaring that
Duny's Pure Malt is absolutely the putest and best
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Aquatic,

On July the oarsmen OF this vicinity will be well
represented at tho Peoples regatta on tho Schuy II
River at Philadelphia
The regular monthly meeting of the ATLANTA Boat
Club will be held at the boat house of the organization
l32d street and Harlem River at o'clock this evening
The Staten Island Athletic Club promises to place a
strong eight cared aiOat Labor Day for
the staten Island Athletic Clubs ooD cup which tho
islander crow came 80 near winning last year.
Robert PeltOn. that lively oarsmaI OF the Soawanha
kas resides at Wbitestone BobWIll try for tho
junior single sculi at tho National regatta again
this year. Ho has organized rowing club ut White
stone, which already has nearly forty members
The celebrated exchampiOn tug of war team OF the
NRruna Boat Club will row AS four Dared shell crew
this They are boatel IN one Of Charley EOtts
boats which 10 at once still StanCh and light. The
Varunas anticipate good results from this four.
There to be growing feeling that the AtRlRnas
little sklful with the for the the
Harlem rowing and this fact Is being moro clearly
demonstrated every day tho dates OF the spring
RaItaS approach II is now announced that the Metro
poltanb and Eonpareils will enter 'rews only In the
Junior eight Dared shell despite Tho talk during
tho winter about rowing tie champion crew. let alone
the second eight of the Ata.antas This Will in all
probability leave tho BradiOrds and the AtalantR's
second eight 10 eight It out