The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31


used this season by her owner, Genera
Butler. for cruising.
Entries to the Yonkers Corinthiau
Yacht Clubs annual regatta to be sailed
June u should be sent as soon as possible
to +. a. Rigby, Yonkers N. Z. The re-
gatta will be open to all clubs belonging
to the News.York Yacht Racing Associa-
ton.
The Bowdoiu crew rowed three miles
in 16 3-4 minutes while at practice last
week. At Bowdoin the students have
great hopes that their crew will worst
Harvard.
Bayonne Yachting Notes.
The new Yachting department Of the
Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Associa-
citation held its initial regatta yesterday
afternoon over q ten mile course on New
York Bay The craft entered in the sew
eral classes sailed twice over triangular
five mile course, with the start and
finish off the organizations club
house at the foot of East Thi rty
second street. Bayonne, and the turning
points off d ledge of rocks near the Rob
bins Reef light house and stake bont
anchored of the long dock at Pamrapo.
la the first class for craft over 1S feet, the
70 foot cat boat Kitten. g. E. Buien,
owner, crossed the line at the finish
one minute ahead of The 21-foot
sloop Fannie. Frederick 0. Richter, own
er In the second class for craft,
IS feet and under. the is foot cat boat
Little Silver. Tunis Y. v. Kenderick
owner, came in two minutes ahead OF the
Is foot cat boat Oracle, G Tintle, owner.
The IA foot cat boat Bantam, Il. Smith,
owner, did not finish.
or the three craft that started in the
canoe class there was only one to finish.
Her skipper was Thomas F. Garrett. The
winners 10 each class received prize PEN
nants. The officials of the event were:-
Judges and timekeepers. Commodore j.
Herbert Murphy, George 4. Bulen, Z.
Alexander Schumacher and Frank Ii.
Ellsworth.
Hoboixen boating Notes.
Among other long-distance crews of the
Valencias that were out last Sunday
were;-Gehrs. Mathie. Hahn, E. Fuchs
and Meyer, coxswain. The crew went
down 10 Staten Island and met the
Pioneer and Nautilus clubs. The boys
were right royalty entertained.
Last evening the Valencias held a re-
ceptlon az their splendid new house. The
gathering was very select and a most en-
Joyabl ime was had by all
Henry Nutzhorn, the popular secretary
OF the Valencia, who is disciple OF
Blackstone, will open a handsomely APP
pointed Office in the Second National
bank building.
photographers DINNERS has presented
the Valenclas with a handsome photo
graph OF the new club house.
Caviar Hair OF the Valencias is In
training for coming regatta Caviar is
good oarsman, and the boys expect that
he will do himself proud.
DR.. Grund of the Valencias intends to
open scat" club. The Doc is hum
mer."
Last night Steward Raabe looked re-
splendent in his new uniform.
Last Sunday a six-oared crew of the
Actives went to West Eleventh street,
New York, and got the champion pair
Dared gig of Pulls and Hasselman. The
crew was as foliows:--1, A. Ram; 2. +,
Rogers; 5, G. Hornick; 4, II. Smith; 5.
4. Vogt; 6, G. Kortlang; coxswain, W.
Hayter. The passengers were G. Pulls,
Z. Hasselman. j. Meyer, J. Aohlman, F.
Muller, II. ,rhoms and J. Thoms The
maiden trip of the pair cared gig was to
Gutenberg, the crew being E. Hassel-
man, /; Q. Pulls, 2, and j. Thoms, cox
swain.
The following four-oared crew of the
Actions went to Gutenberg last Sunday
II, Ii. Smith; 2, H. Muller; 3, C. Korl-
lang; 4, 4. VoRt; coxswain, H. Thoms,
and the following six-oared crew..
NJ. johnson; 2, A. KAN; 3. II. Rogers; a.
w. Steers; 5, G. Hornisk; 6, W. Halter
coxswain, J. Mohlman.
On the arrival OF the fleet at Gutten-
berg the pair-oared crew who entered in
the Passaic Regatta tested the new boat,
and found her to be a daisy. and the
owners, Messrs. Puts and Hasselman,
did the honors on shore. The boat was
built by the veteran boat builder, Chris
Thoms, OF New York.
The following crews of the Actives
went to Gutenberg last Sunday after
noon:-Four cared barge l, +. Rogers
(alias Pin Wheel; 2. Ram (alias Eei);
E. Bradford; 2, Henry Thomas; 8, w.
Ditzel; A, j. Thoms; s. II. Smith; o, e.
Hasselman; coxswain, f. ID. GunkeI; pas
sengers, w. Hayter, L. Jaeger and c.
KortlaDg