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The Columbia Crow.

cornell has refused to allow Columbia to withdraw
from the triangular with her crew and that Of the
University OF Pennsyvana at New London tho latter
part OF Juno Prof Goodwin of the Columbia Boat Club
received the official notice from Cornell tho other dnv
1t demands that Columbia shall keep her agreement
ana be represented in tho by a crew. This was
what Columbia offered to do at the recent meeting Of
directors from the three crews held in Philadelphia
hheh frot GOODWIN was asked yesterday what action
would DO taken regarding tho Cornell notice he uaid
shat nothing could be done but put on a crow inst
what kind oil crew this will be 10 yet undecided IL
may De the entire freshman portion OF tn
S5sW with four Of nvo Of the men who have been train
inR Tor inc arsity. meeting Of tho boat club direc
tore WIZ De held In few days to settle the matter
All tho Columbia NhrHity men have been out OF train
Ing Tor moro than week aud IL any OF them are To
row At New london thoy will have to get to work a.
Boating interest at Columbia perhaps never in
worse condition than ut present The freshmen alone
are striving to uphold tho old boating equation and
n their race at Sew London with tho FRESHMAN Of
noy Yale. they may DO able to reflect the honor upon
SolumbA which cannot come from Varsity crew this
1850
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The Eurekas ave great expectations and Il 10 i'm.
minent that surprises are in store for the resd
of oArsmen that figure on the PRsSaic-
Tho trim launch Happy Co Lucky will bear the
name OF siestA this season Her owner Mr. b. j. Miller
OF Perth Amboy having tho craft put in tip top
and fun viii BIO plenty aboard Der during dog days
The Junior eight OF the PassAic Boat Club were minna
ono OF their best last week IL In tho person
OF MI DentE who attacked with AlRdy OF Ih ort
duration lie is now ConVaescrD aud expects to feel
none tho worse whom Decoration Day 10 at hand.
The agile steam launch BUZZ tho pride of Nav.
ark bay. now doing service on the American Rhine
having been purchased by well To do gentle M an
whose summer home ID located tho banks OF that
river Tue craft has record OF twenty eight miles an
hour
Mr. E. Phillips at least his now catboat ia GREAT
eNorhitant amount OF gossip among tho Yachts
Newark Bay. ItbR hummer OF unusual quAity and
takes 10 tho water Ike Hash Of lightning Mr. Phins
exercised good judgment in It's construction and IA now
appar emily TO DO well repaid for his trOnble
Newark BAY tars have movement on foot whereby
they rOntsmp ate swelling their membershIn win
Staten Islanders he plan Ia 10 secure tho services Of
suitable craft and have It's owner make reRua trina
over the bay from ayonne to staten Island The me m.
bers OF the Newark iach. Club assert their wilingne.s
to purchase enough tickets weekly to give ANY man III
moderate habits livelihood.
Tho opening day Of tho Jersey City Yacht Club will DO
held on May so The ieet will gather about Liberty
Island Ut 10Y A. NJ and sail down tho Atlantic tribI.
taries TO Gravnsend hay under the guidance OF ornmo
dora Leon Albeit Tho occupants OF ali white winged
craft will return to the club house In time 20 partAke OF
a heavily laden table OF good things after which
dancing and social recherche will tend 10 eniyel the
assembSgo until darkness sets IN.
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Tennis at the Berkeley A, c.

The Berkeley Athletic Club lawn tennis tournament
promises to be great success Though no players OF
the nrst rank have entered the entry list comprises
some strong players and there lack OF interes: in
the competition The prizes offered of exceptional
value and present indeationa that the courts will
be In excellent condition Tho Tennis COMMITTEES is
composed a q Aessrs Randall Salisbury Harold Meteor,
temen are all players themselves, the management
will undoubtedly be OF the best
Inc preliminary rounds in class gentlemen singles
open 70 alb for prize valued At 500 begin on Mon
FrtEnf ColpmSis g. y r Wright PhiIndeIphiA; R;
a Coiby p &C; O. lierrick B, A: q: Everett Colby,
to a: o.; T.. thomson b. A. G. Eichard StevenG st
Harold Mccormick, Chicago, Ths preIimnaries In
class open TO all who have won three rsI prizea
SsEn toG4y Tho Grst prize in This valued al
81 seconS prize at ~ There are nineteen entries as
f sH@I Dr. John White B. A. .; Hessrs /. W,
Everett and Howard Colby OF the BERKELEY A. C. A. 4
EunTon A1d Richard Combs n, y r O.; Hugh Camp,
fordhRm Heights: II. $. Bloodgood + A. KelOER
ChHrlss Z. Lord, Albert B, Ripley j r. Paret q Fer.
riok, New York CITY: Harold and Stanley Mccormick
Chicago; 6. II. HenshGw. r. II. A C.
Decoration Day
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Tennis Notes.

The lawn tennis clubs OF Newark have blossomed on,
In large numbers this year
number OF leading liThtS In the Eighth ward New
ark have organized tennis club among tho members
being The champion lady player Of Mt Tabor.
Orange has long ago been voted Mecca for lawn ten
MIS- adepA and this year the clubs of that place have
more vim than before. Tho courts OF every or.
ERhNaton are now In apple pic order and the game
beg induged In to great extent in fact body
tender axe 10 classsd out OF society they
strSinE along the highways minus their lawn tennis
neRlge aud racquet
Rowing is not tho only pRstime that inveiEles the
Adjacent to their he Sdqusrers the Fasaic are
mis- courts of unique pattern and the In which
some OF the lwarthy looking scullers prance about on
them In Wild ondeAver 10 bur" tho bounding sphere
worthy OF comment Many assert that 1t 10 prolific
paStime for relaxing the sened muscles and the idea
deemed useless to got aboard shell without FIRST trying
their hands at the game OF love taps"
In previous years probably more exciting nniSh
ever occurred in the annual spring tournament OF tho
Princeton College Lawn Tennis Association than that
which WAS Effected In the finals OF tho RentIeInsns
doubles lust terminated. Tho PLAYERS romped hni
mRntpuVrod about on tho planned tUrf with the rama
cousness OF beagle In search OF prey Wth few eScep
ttons did the spherical bate deceive the Iartcpanls
and Waiter CondicL '0J vs. John Rankin ~, and I'd.
Strong 0l matched that IL took four sets TO solve
championship honors between them the sroTes at the
CLOSE being 81 40 g. I'll In favor Of Ihe former
pair Tho singles are being dscihsd This week, the
winner OF which is 20 contend for individual chanIion
this battle will result In the superior one being awarded
the solid sterling silver cup embemAc OF the college
championship. The winners III the doubles were award
ed handsome inSid racqueIs of the s!ocnn pattern.
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To rHE Enron or THE suN-Str: am very anxious 10
nGht Jack McGrath of tho Keystone 4. G. will night
MIN Tor purse or stake Of $3.50 London prize rneH
NICK COLLINS,
decided TO match Ike Weir OF New York and Jimmy
Sonnors OF Buffalo for finish night Juno II or Ia for
9l.uOO side Their attempt to get match betweo en-
Australian Murphy and Counors fell through.
Tom FrAcar and DAvo FiAhrity fought ten roundu
Portland on May IA Tho nrst two rounds were tame
mo third was lively and there hot
o. blows Fracar getting tho best of It FracRr had
he nearly knocked Fahrity with punch in tho eve
TO FrRcAr. s
NEwpuKGH. May 2I.-sailor Brown and Jim Brady
we're 10 have had heavy wolRht scrap last night but
the manly art for some time In the Theatre Comiaue on
Front street and yesterday was arrested for being
drunk When. last might, he and the Sailor were 10
meet at Koseton for their fight Brady his way
10 New York; Brown and tho EewburRh sports who
white feather display. - D'"N'
Prof pi1lIn has put up forfeit of SIS to nEht
the st Joe Kid FOR 9oCo side and peEs
winner to take 10 and loser rs per cent will nRht al
100 pounda ave or take eve pounds either to nn,sh
OF limited number OF rounds or Will hight purse
time suiting Mr. McGreRor ready 70 sign articles
nj any tme may be called upon"
The following cable received from tho Snortrman
Lohdon a. the Po'tce GdIette Office yesterday:
IN reply TO the challenge OF Joe McAune to fRht
agrees to put MP for any pugst no desires to meet
sayn SAYS he declines the OGer Of McAuHe the latter
having ooen beaten by Peter jackson. Savin will how
match corbett for but deposit must ba
made at either the Police or p0riFMa Office and
articles must be signed before he viii leave England"
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SHOOTING
The zsttlor IEiae Clnh.

| Ola Prob redeemed himself yesterday by giving the
Estor Rifle Clnb nns weather as could be desired
instead OF the abominAbls mixture OF ZOE ana RAIN win
which they we're blessed on the opening day oil heir
two days shoot the 2noyard range at cypress Hill
Park OF course the zetlsrs turned out In force and
other clubs were also well represented by skitul and
experienced marksmen, The Barry hihs CLUB OF TINS
city tho wiAmbburRh Shooting Society the OnondAGa
Rife Club Of Syracuse, tho Bridgeport Nne club the
Miller Rine Club of Jersey City and the newark SHOOT
ing Society all sent representatives.
AZ usual the 2ettlsr markSmen had somsthinR en-.
rey new to orer this time nthe shape OF target the
Ike OF which has been seen before on this sdo OF
the Atlantic. 1t is the new Berlin ring target with
twenty-five hinoh rings and 1t differs from the old
fashioned German ring target therein that the centre
only y inch wide ana pchs. lGnE The Other rings ,M
i t0T IN che tsdpS1 h s n msr: I: Gy'
nsys to nEs away similar .s5Est during The inter ter
Fsiy strange Objsc t' SSIeh Is best dsscfSsd
made sS @ RSs SnG s Sy
have been thY old target but in fact they s moth
q zmmerinann carried on Grs. prize on The ring
On On Ss PCnt 6cH:;nh ptRs ts gsS on
O!srsSnS b. as po tss' TO 81 day |
"snos E %sHs T!nS DetrsT
81 t %a:h y j. EOf siti 81 o.nf s%Is
? I; S1gS''%snS'ss, S a
W. PSI y ". Daley, q. 2lAuL " q
81 D. Miller ~: N. Muller, ~ g. wsseL ~ g, Z.
9entt 3Oi v Dittmar. az; A r Hunt ~ Mr.; A., =.
Hunt the efficient Secretary OF tho CLUB and SHOOTER
otMoat ability was busy occupied with his onlcial
dutes during the afternoon that he did not get proper
time ana opportunity even FOR inc snoring AZ the
above; named target: therefore his low score.
Berlin ring target for the nrt four prizes the best
Two ticket, to count for the following PRICE one ticket
tnree shots possible rs points no iut 10 uokeS 70
W-l3I; NJ Dorrlor ~ 6t-i39 DR.. Boyken. 81 Us
l9S Fach 81 BeardSley. so; O. LETTER, es; Copper
smith, 81 Ross, 81: D. Miller ": b. Walther VS. l. No
gel 60: Joiner e5 Busso a. uenpch, ": EnEel ca
yantLon So b. Zettler 81; a. krRuss e2 O. j.. DALEY,
81; Martin 62 Lndkloser, %; Rein SO; A. stah.
q; Dittmar. o.: NJ. Dyol oi hoEos. oil; hohimeth
20; Walsh 81: C. Frankie. Al.
Bullseye target inch centre measured By the new |
Zetter circular gauge lie inch standard extra premi
$50; Flaoh, Gbo Zinmsrmann ~ G. q zettler 2i.50;
Busse, 40! b. Steinbach. 1850; Dr. Boyken, 30; b,
Malther: 80 oui Hayes 3n5oi stnhl 81 = f. B. Case.
30: w. X Iorney. 10 so. b. 2ottler, M5O: 7. Lind.
EIoster $3.50; N. h. EngeL AltO; e. Midnight $3.50; /
VIM Vorbach. 81 IL Is inch 49, 49,
s a. SScSrodsG s
8; Rosa ~: H. Dorrlsr 70, L. fScn is; 6. G zst!
tier, Is; Martin. 10; G. Daley 10; E Keler, Q:
J. bnsse 7: ". Vorbaoh, I; J, Case, g: l. Vosel 9;
W u. Beardsley. o; 7. Lindkloster 4; W Horney, 4;
z. + Gentch. a ". EngeL 4: c Midnight 3; A: stah
9: McKiernan 3: NJ. Dysll 3: " Dittmhr 2; 7. J.
Dosn. 3; p Schmidt 2; q. Joiner !: v Stein6Ach !;
O. X. Jant1er !; W ,. Hanson. Il PlaiSted Il C. Rein
lcketa shot.
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The $40 900 deficit OF tho Essex Cricket Club
raised by voluntary subscription.

Tho $1,000 deficit OF tho Essex Cricket Club has been
raised by voluntary subscription.
Tho Executive Committee of the Metropolitan Dis.
trct Cricket League will meet to niRht ~ 80 Broadway
al 80 O'Clock make hnal arrangements for tho open.
ing games GU Saturday.
High scoring has already commenced In England At
Oxford Magdelen College made 5j7 against HEREFORD
this month T. r. Case obtained III 2. J. n TheuiRer
lis and h. n. BudWurth Dd.
Harry MAnlsy OF the Kings County G g. Ia endeAvor.
ing to raise team Of tho old Riverside Club this
for game with tho MunhattanE. Ar. NAncy was e al
tain OF the Riverside IN lis pay DAYS and though lis
members cred now, Le looks 10 tho follow ny
20 form his team T. l. Fogh, q Noech, Y. j. DAryciI
T. Il Savage, l.. C. MlcheIL A. A Mchsl, aud J. a.
Sheridan
II has been stated good authority that small club
composed OF ladies vHy In the vicinity Finn avenue
and Fifty seventh street have app led for permit" TO
play cricket during tho early morning IN Central Park
whether this be true or nor the fact remains that tho
women OF hSw York desire to emulate their sisters on
the other SIDE where the game regularly mayed bv
the Rentler sex Cricket matches have this taken
place IN new iork between teams composed OF lh,ies
and The probability IL thar this year the game VIII be
more popular with them than ever before
The revolution the American plan has caused in
cricket circles in Phlads lpiA hAs others thinking
OfmpToNemonS which might be effected IA the Mar ia.
bone rules heWs comes from the West Indies that
they contemplate PLAYING the game in single ickrt
style. Zach man COOS % the wicket alone ana Inc
game played 30 far as he Is concerned under
wicket rules win the exception that hitting behind IA
allowed and tho distance 10 he ia halv-d 40 tnat hS
has 10 return 10 the wicket before 10 SCorod Nav
YORK crckSters are lOatn to accept ANY these I'M
prnNements preiCTIIug to CONTINUE under the rus ~
the game which have stood the tost OF many years
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Base Ball Notes.

| Denny's arm is still very soro.
| Tho Pittsburgh IN. u team needs more pitchers
| grounds.
GlAIcock came within foot of knocking the bal
| over the left Mold fence.
TisrH1n g"t four hits yesterday two Of them being
ouhted inside tho diamond.
o'BroD OF the Winthrop Club O''' " e' .
sowders will probably pitch for tho PittsburRhB TO.
day. and hutris'S men VIII have to hustle. "
VIII sf{ h Gy
| q " D., Grand street-The admission Is rs cents to
both the League and Players EAneS in Philadelphia
HAEITuRD. May 2I.-HArtford failed TO secure Rsidy
engaged. ~ wv"
kEw HAVEN. May al-Mauager. Burnham released
halman after todayS game and signed Lynch OF tho
Hst .hs New York e. L. Club
nc cORH'ssy PtssE and gGys are credited With
yesterday. - ''' ''"O'u FArA
Thu afternoon Mattimoro ana stratton will do tho
P. tontn1E At RdgewSPd Park in tho game between
toDoSiy DO some tins before he will DO able to resume
WAS rumorsd yesterday that the BOARD OF Directors
Gay but the RI a " o !. d
srGthsEh9od Psfi yesterday but they we're from
player In years gone by.
BgryAto, May 2l.-Raiu prevented the International
ana tss Af s HAM
iltonS scored nvs runs in tho nTt inning
PuIL.nsLrnI, May II The Athletic Club has released
Zoe Kappe Is 10 be utHsd behind the bat In future
able 10 play bali II tsS %eeSs 'A'' and h' Will be
os e. sdd5 Nay 2Ta.ss Gpoinn. PLAYERS we're
LSuis VIII play hrs. and captain Tor Mansfield and viii
Sd s'I pay !" second r% 8St iS s e.
S Ssis:.'S I'd s'$
jjisTssy SSIE S$ss:5ns FsidT and 4 ,Goet;
ford, ii, W Lynch james N, BrAdon' Secretary.
s4 AL May 2LJohR stab one Of the pitchers
season was released 10 day Tho mNnASsnent thought
ss SSa aa from %R' che sfGss
hnd won ono game for tho orioles he viii ioln Tho
has soas S 4r. P. Ss sS " e..
season Manager Barnie has decided 70 take Q Roprks
The stub viii have three hi" ppisehsTs 1' ''D'' wv
-, SnIIDo5 NAY IN: freshmen nine no. defeated The
score s. The widest ontGysi.sm prevailed at tho
After me game shout frsshmsP headed Sy bras.
members Of the nine and the n general The llSr
~ nR oo,s 81 Il Tho game Go s rahs St
well contested, but tho Holy croAS team made two
three costly errorA
local P!ayers League Club viii leave e morrow morn
hdm H svs S OF R%S ES'tG
bad roy sySrS dSy hEG M 5o99son has been n
Ts sS" hSt' him %'i !'s
% q The tsgs & he a, T0sSiEed
Dss eI and SI:s5S @ ere 70
fSSsry 70 cISTs!Sad or one q ne other SuSS
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Say. Don't You Want to Row Us,

NEW HAVEN. May IL Bob Cook telegraphed to
Capt Allen OF the Yale this morning that he would
arrive In town some time tonight and take charge of
tho coaching Of tho until after the AtaAuts race
There seems to be growing opinion among people III
the Yale crew s not xious to Atalanas
and arc circulating reports to the effect that tho
chances are decidedly against rowing tho race 1t has
even been suggested to the Yale Management that
ter be sent to tho ATLANTA immediately warning
them how much risk they th eli outlay OF
time and money for nauaht. As matter OF fact, only
once since last Easter has been found possible to send
the Yale crow for fourmto pull and that occ Rsi
when 1t wHA tried tho water rough that boat
nearly awRmpOd.
tits thought that II the Alta up hero to-
morrow as they are expected 10 do they will fnd BY
saturday that they have taken risk against great
odds IN arranging for an excursion train chArtering
boat and taking all other preliminary stepA as IL The
race was to he rowed
KkCApt +. A. Stevenson IL with the YRle crew and
Capt John Rogers OF tho 81 will next week
and remain until after the Now London race,
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The National League.

NEW YORK IN. T.l. "A: PITTSBURGH IN. L. /.
The Pittsburgh National League tenn made
its final appearance at the Polo grounds yester-
day. There was plenty OF hard hitting by the
New Yorks and numerous muffs and wild
throws by the Pittsburghs. Mutrie's mon sim
ply wiped the Garth with the visitors. 1t made
no difference how many runs ahead the New
Works were. they played hard all the time and
never lot UP. Pittsburgh would have been
shut out had Glasscock been kindly disposed
and caught q man at third base instead Of
throwing homo to cut Off the runner.
The $50 spectators present were delighted
with the playing by the home team. even though
the game as whole was somewhat, unlnterest-
ing Not tumble q muff q wild throw, or An
error Of any kind did they.mako.
Rusie pitched for four innings, and as the
Pittsburghs couldinot touch him. Burkett WAS
put In the box. Burkett did good work aud
showed that Just as soon as no gets a little bet
ter control OF the ball he will be o valuable
pitcher. Benny did not play. on account OF a
lame arm. and buckley took his place. After
tho first inning Buckley went behind the bat.
Clarke to third base, and Burk ott made his fret
appearance in the game By going to right field
marEable sprintlng. He bit tho bali to the club
house. and In trying to stop It Sunday fell on
his back. Before he recovered himself Tiernsn
was around to second base. In the seventh in
ming HornunR made most favorable impress
sion by throw from left field TO first base. the
ball going as straight as @ shot The score:
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WHAr TIE FIGHTERS ARR DOING
They Will Battle for the Bantan,-weIEht
ChnmpIon shin.

The hackers Of Tommy Kelly the Harlem Spider, and
Benny Murphy OF Boston held meeting yesterday 10
make match between the two lads for nght TO =
hnish for $1,000 a side and the bantam weight cham.
ship OF the world Murphy who Is brother OF Frank.
the English feather weight, arrived in this country
Gently aud has any number OF admirers In Boston and
MS city who are willing to back him against the
spider for any amount
- has whipped every at his weight los pounds
N England aud has come here for fresh laurels Among
rs long list OF victories he says be defeated Chappie
moran IN twelve rUundA Kelly whipped Moran in
ten rounds The hackers agreed yesterday to make
mhtch AZ lOS pounds give take one pound IL
agreed upon to meet on Monday noIt TO post the
hnd sign artices Kelly is now In Troy but viii pro-
ply be homo by Monday to siEn for the night A well.
Known liarom sport will post tho money for him Ills
real backe are two prominent bookmakers aud thov
VIII put SltO on him hurphys hacker ia a Boston
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scotty Cox to Meet Sim Collins In n FinIsh
FIEht.

A Appointment club man of this city has offered purse
OF SSo for glove night to finish between sim Collins
OF this city and "scotty" Cox, who arrived in this
country last year. Tho mon and their hackers have
oeSn notified to meet at resort on Saturday
70 make arrangements and align articles OF agreement
Tor tho light The gentleman who has offered the purse
well known In this vicinity and tho fact that no ia
running the affair will insure good meeting without
any LEI up whatever The mon weigh not over lis
ing articles A
Soiliers was To- have been matched against Tommy
SEXTON the champion Of Connecticut but through dsa
gpeement tho anar fell through lis hacker will bet
Wor SSp on the outside that Sim whip tox The
latter since his arrival in New York has fought ten
rpnnn draw with Jack sullivan and in that 70 he dis
PLyeu considerable knowledge OF the manly art Tho
oe''inR should be about oven up when they meet
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SPORTS, ON THE WATER.
Harlem Regatta Association.


The Harlem Regatta Association does not seem "a
have benefited by the change IN their delegate system
from one IN three members as they have now fallen
Into the secret system OF conducting their meetings Al
last nghtb meeting which called for the purpose
Of receiving enriss for the coming regatta the press
and all members OF clubs belonging the association not
delegates were excluded an unprecedented action on
me part Of this association The entries equal e not
s0 stSGs T6.y tcigSs , p D Cs r.,.
Rogers and Il MScs RTWn Row wnS cuS
N5S,&sfiGn Ss% YAK &!Sis sI EiSS soJ ~ phsSs
kyasn Ysrt %hstic cnS e weiss MsirSSotsn
SSpy Rowing cnb coTs6n Sn onion VI Boat OaS john
S C%s ITn RM Boat Eia0 Ne% svG IL Bu ss
ss;sES .ias so E. 2aG kS
senior Four s6ss~Mctropo RoWinT Club Frank
f fssST,ng bow A .ie5a!y g. SSglo q James
bow bow; W. H. Lau 2; Max ISu 5; Guy G. Dempsey
so 5%nGr E2.E SvgE GSS Ritter
" bow I. !, bSxisf, Al S Mem ); W HsilenSsSf
ESTEns c %n d btSGsaIS CGT
vsSan. n y GnS Cooke s. nJIn T. BS
sa hour o%ysd .R.vonsTOOd Boat Club n Beam
.5ofe sG6sSk1T Sor;vs ASana @
Gno is oa.a ssTHko sTTPo Mn,
ply OG NT,i sshRcdsT Hannah I h5iS.
iihslmmons bowl +. Connell :; O. L. Kessler s; J.
Addum =; j. j. Mcbermott, 81 W. Carr, .; r Burke I;
y, T. Donovan stroke: W. snyder, coIswRin Dauntless
e A. Cramer s.; +. c. Whitehead !: g sShGmachsr, S;
y oppsnheim O; X A. Munros, Z; " ConnelL stroke;
I. II Mishtman eoxswain; New York Athletic CLUBS
T. y Huntington bow; ]. D. Valentine 2; &, Cooke 3;
e. BuIhan 4 J. A.. Brower. 81 y. Y. schlesenEer,
coyswain. y
Senior BiEhtoared Shell for Harlem Cup-Colleee
bow ,tu P OF University Of Pennsyvnn9i II B luhn
4 VIM I !,s5S:y ( %h.asy 3; 4 Is.rs
\. ID. D. y
MaHgemeyer, n J. r. Mohimann. 4; O. H. Mohlm ann $;
u LAu y; Max Lau 7; Guy O. Dempsey, stroke X.
I: byrne oovhwan. New York Athletic Club; r. W.
kkhTSkeroosker bow u Froehlich. q G. O. Miller 3
swain. - 49,
- light cared BRrgs-Ravenswood Boat Club j. A. |
gray pow; f. P"wers 2 W. Braoken, 3; J. H.Rgerty,
pareh Towing Club. Turner Jr.. bow: W 1albett, |
Z; Z. kley .; X. u Boedecker 4. 7. wade s: j Nee
nan v; o. A. BECK Z; 4 Nicola stroke; Harvey Mel.
eon ooxsw4n WyAnoke Boat Club J. Smith, bow; l. |
ham, coxswain Crescent Rowing club, wallis bow W.
Sieman orShler .; j. Bailey, 4; p. Laubenho sinner
:; e. keatney; 8: P. Handibode Z: G. II. ReiluR.
eTnhe III Shirley ooSswain Metropolitan Rowing
Eagle James PilkinRton. stroke; T. Mcintyre coz. |
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