The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09

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was educate at tn" University OF Berlin. and
l. the pronrstor Of a school VI languages and
music in Providence
THE 7. NJ c. 4. AS OARSMEM
Showing as Much Proficiency on tho Water
as In Land Sports.
The headquarters Of tho athletic Christians
OF this city are at . little twu-storied boat
house on tho Harlem River at the foot Of 10th
street. This IL where tho boat club OF tho
Y. NJ. G. A. is situated. Almost every branch
in the city Is represented In the boat club At
present number Of the rowers are spending
their ent,ro vacation on tho river. J. S. Bon
nett and J. NJ. Mckenzie. both mombers
OF tho Twenty.thrd street branch. arc
partners III double gig. and they
row very clcverly together. F. NJ. Cutler
rows prottily In a single gig. and Is hard man
to teat. Billy Dale Is out In his canoe every
day and makes worry attractive appearance.
Both Cutler and Dale are members Of the IIar-
lem branch. II. Du Barry is also u member OF
this branch and keeps up Its reputation by do
ing some flue work in single gigs. 1. Dslnocs.
William Evans. and G.. W. Fernandez are rap
idly getting into form and tlere will be some
lively racing when the annual regatta is rowe1.
The second annual regatta o. the y. N. G. A.
Boat Club will be held on Saturday. Aug. %. on
events: Single gigs. double Rigs. lour-oared
shells. singles. st. Lawrence skills 100 ward tub
race. lOU.yard swim ming contest and n pair
cared gig race. Entries will be closed Wednes-
day. Aug. &c. Gold medals OF superior grade
will be awarded to winners. Three four-oared
crews will enter tho regatta Two Of them
have already been arranged and placed in
training. The third will he formed in a few
days. The first crew is made up as follows:
VIM. Dale. Harlem, bow William Evans. Har-
LEM 9: John J. Thompson. Railroad branch 3:
William NJ. Seufert, Harlem. stroke. The Soc
ond crew com prises James J. Mcdonald. bow:
Harry La Mont .: Edward lender. 8: T. l..
Nelson. stroke. Two OF the pail Dared gigs
stroke: Mcdonald. eoSswain. Second crew:
Dale. coxs%ain. Tue events viii be- ro n
under capable management.
h ss.a as ,s ts . and ,esoas
still with records which stard as evidencs OF
The following names complete the list: Thee.
dore Keimers. Young Men Institute lO0- yard
feet: running high jumI 5 ieet inches: poe e
vault. leet inches; mile run minutes 2
fEs Ssn last es q%eSF IF c1s yG tho
pole vault: az ipea.s Nil. rap. ' minutes S;
bell Twenty-third street: l0O-yard dash. liz
seeonds i; th,o or the hammer: 81 feet run:
49, III points i0f r # s';TfRsi lYt
fsses the a"Sh 81 s.s 'S1S
runpins high lump: 4 feet s.. inches; polo
vault feet ncn s Ia mile rqp minutes 81
ing The hammer. 81 feet; running high jump,
Total, j "a roiIi,s W. +. leckpr. East EiSntV
sixth street: loo.ysrd dash. II. seconds;
jump. isst inches role vault nHT fo n,s9
inches; mile run. i MINUTES -ecYnJs. TOTAL.
throwing tie hammer. So feet 6 inches: run:
ming high .m ,sst 81 inches no ME rHn
l2.s ;econds; Throwing ,he hammsr. o. feet:
ieeI INCHES mile run ) minutes S sseonds s.
To;pl. ~ points s +. James an. Fast Lightly.
Jump. 4 feet 30 inches: mile rum, 5 mil
Sses McGs sssonS 4ouna 1 Ssn 5H points
4ieet s., inches; pole yuulI. Q feet 2 inches:
joints; William J. Worthley Harlem: iS1.ya ard
dash. ~ seconds; running high Jump. feet =
!a9 ncn m' E sssePa T!s
Tho hammer. "a iesI inches; running ,Lioh
insnes;, Total. 7s points. ."
West Twenty-third street. The branch has not
been in OK silence long. but the enthusnsm Tor
the !. NJ. g. A: is un"oundsd. The memh.rs
brethren. who onIoy the advantages which a
HooI gymnasium offers. Probably th~ best
al liete among the Fiench Christians Is Oscar
Schoyaers, who il really u native OF switzsr-
land. ShovaerI has becn in this country for
tied his naive land and. since his return some
four months ago. has hecn gevotsdly attached
10 the gymnasium OF the Twenty-Ihird street
TIL, Eastern District Association Is supports
Ing its base bail tenn In npe style. The team
uis fvr this month and septombsr has BEEN