New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
MIDSUMMER CANOE REGATTAS END.
WAITING FOR THE MEET OF THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION.

WAITING FOR THE MEET OF THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
All the midsummer regattas Of the clubs
NewYorll over, and the thoughts of the entlus
astlc Canoeists directed 10 the big meet Vt tho
American Canoe ASS citation, which win he held next
month at WtlsbOrough Point Lake Champaign. Tic
clubs In the vicinity Of this city preparing u send
a large number Of representatives.. These arc some
OF the men who expect 10 90 from the New-YOrk
Canoe Club: W. W. Howard commodore, canoe
Aztec; L. D. Darlington, canoe Toltcc; schuyler
SeMefrelin, canoe Lieda: C.. d. Vaux, canoe Bon
ME; Il. Is. BurchaTd canoe Edme. From tie
Brooklyn Canoe Club the following Will go: F. l..
DunneI, canoe Eclipse; Il. J. WiIkin, canoe
Unqua j. Rudd r., commodore, car0e Yankee;
W. 5. Elliott, canoe Eurylda; II. II. smythe. canoe
Baly Nash: T. q. BuddingtOn, canoe Ganymede; w.
T Wintringham, canoe Seabright These will be the
representatives Of the Iauthe Canoe Club L. b.
Palmer canoe Cricket c. p. Douglass, Tempest:
james Du Guld r., cameo Jean; Henry Sipp, canoe
Nicola; Edward l.. Mcrcelis, canoe Wanda H. S.
Farmer. canoe Falcon Other men from these clubs
will probably decide 10 60 some of the canoeists viii
be able 10 get away only for the second week o: tho
camp-the week IN which the will be contested.
All who 20 win do SO with the expectation Of having
royal time, and they Will not be disappointed
The American Canoe Associations camps
pleasant affairs as can well be imagined. and tbs
canoeist who is fortunate enough % 20 % one wants
Ia 20 again. Wllsborough Point is nne place for q
CAMP aud Lake Champaln Is " te best sheets VI
inland water for sailing that there is in the country
Ia the postponed races OF the Bmoklyn Canoe
Club sailed July H. the canoeyawl Vim, John
Johnson Brooklyn Canoe Club. beat the anoe-yawl
Kwo-neshe. ". ". BrOwneH, Crescent Athletic Club,
by over a quarter OF mile In the three nile race.
II was d surprise TO many, the KwO he she beat
tho Vim In the Marine and Field and Manhattan Ata-
l,tic Club regatta June 20. One explanation may
be that the Vim sailing on the home course
II is aid that II. Lansing Quick Of the Yonkers
Canoe Club, who won the championship Of New-York
LAY at the regatta June 20 Will retire from racing
for the rest OF the season. and instead Of taking his
racer Uno which he has newly 'ggcd this season. to
the meet In August. viii spend his time while there In
cruising In his old canoe Evangelne
The railroad and steamboat companies have hitherto
carried the canoes free 10 the annual association camp
60 secure the fares o. the but this year notice
has been sent to all the members Of the association
Offering to take their canoes from New York 10 Lake
ChamplaiR for o.. The canOeists VIII probably ar
range with the companies that tbs year VIII be
the same A. previous ones.
\ large canoe has been bulb by G. W. buIroughs. OF
the Orange Canoe Club. for his own Use Ine boat IL
sixteen feet long and thirty inches Wlde ahd Is made
of cedar and m~c.rany she carries 100 square tocs
u canvas.
The race for the championship OF Lake Hopatcong
between small yachts and canoes VIII be sailed near
the end u the season. probably u the 1Fst pAzt -
ScptembeSs