New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14

oARsNpAN JUMPS OVERHEARD.
THO ,,roh,v .afth annual regatta of the Harlem ke
rata Association took place on the hareh' we
ter,ay and. Of course all Harlem turned ouu a"u -.
vited It's friends. Nearly all OF them appe"cu' "1
unfortunately in one instance, the onnipreseht "he'
49,, aao tbe,r appearance unbdden. like the old aunt
In The fairy tale one stupid ferryman marred tife
almost perfect day. But he prepared the way ior
orea.er dlsappointment, the miscarrying OF he rue
iet,veen the eIght-oared OF the University Vi
PENNSYLVANIA and the ATLANTA Boat Ciuo' gun ~ 49,,
an ENJOYABLE day. the whole and the ofcerS vi "''
day ara TO be congratulated on their good WoIh'
The day was perfect oarsman's day IL was "oV
enoueh 10 put the rowers their mette, anu d. oe
as one could wish. The morning was consulneu ~
racing the heats, and in several cases uio uiai9 o
AZ fall of excitement and interest as the res' iy
served 10 arouse The anticipation OF the spectators anu
the afternoons finals were exciting enouen' Oio"
NJ peope lined the banks Of the river on either sue III
.hn o,,erroon and the river was hotllla itself
rour crews contested the dOlble-scuD shell race
rhis ,yas won by T. j. McManus and j. e. NHeie,
from the Manhattan Athletic Club, In minutes anu
40 seconds with the Varuna, Of BrOoklyn' seCohu'
+. Uealy, Of the vesper Club, OF Plniaoephia "o''
the Junior single sculls in minutes ana - Scco9'
giving a fine exhibition. p. RoeSsle, Oh tle non,
nareIl Club was second. stupid wheTyman spoheu
the first attempt for finals in the junior fouroafeu
ho,, race He fouled two with one smallboat'
HAWKINS OF the Manhattan Athletic Club, carried OH
tho honors easlly I'm the senior single SOULS III HILL
utes and 81 seconds. f. J. Mucahy, Oh AiDahy' WAS
second I'm 7 minutes and Seconds
The first place in the senior fonroaed shells wac
captured hands down by the club from Aipo's' IA
minutes and IL seconds. The ATLANTA was secoin'
in q minutes and 10 seconds. Inc kaVehs"oOu C'"'
from Long Island City. beat the Atlanta In the lour
cared Gig race I'm minutes and 80 seconds Ing
Aalana took revenge In the Junior eightoared sle
contest winning in minutes and seconds wiOh .i'o
Friendship crew second, In minutes ana se0ouS
This WAS an excellent race In the interneuiaue eieV
Dared shell race, the Maltas, from Pmiadeph' euv'
fine exhibition Of clock-like rowing, their coAs"a'n
clarke heating time like drum-malOr. The MansS
boat the Nonpareils I'm minutes and 30 IL secohus
TO : minutes and SO seconds.
The most eagerly anticipated race OF the. DAY was
that between the eightoared crews OF the CnNerslS
of Pennsylvania and the Ataanta Boat CluD Inc
college bows were smaller than their rivals, out they
rotged more telling and finished stroke. Ihey were
10 row two miles, while all other races were for one
mile Tho start was at High Bridge. The college
boys led soon after the start but the current under
| the McComPs Dam Bridge swung them out OF their
course a utle and bow. Il. D. Greene, smashed nus
oar against the staheboat He cGOy ga9 n REQ b0nt
self together IT,, r ana uD oSN aIonS e' with seven oars
Even then it looked as II Pennsylvanta wVnH
coxswan. f. J. Byme who had maze PePoScSrorii
claim OF foul In another race steered his boat to%au
| college boys. The result was tnal inc AUutu
crcr foued With tile Quahers smashed one Of the
Pennsylvania crews oars, and pounded hole In the
stern of the boat. Il was the opinion Oh tie Tev
rst6er than run the risk OF being beaten by seven
men. Walter simpson, the referee, asked the crew;
| Mr. Simpson gGvc over the race. Captain Theodore
Van Raden of the Atalanta's navy, fair mindeu ma
and a sportsman aid that the referee made square
| decision Pennsylvanias rowing was excellent, ana
| Columbia will have to hustle to win ut New-LohdCl
| The postponed Junior fOurOared race was won Dy
the Netrop0lltans in an exciting race, in minutes
any The officers of the day were Referee, Walter
simpson Of Boston: clerk Of the course, TheodoLe
| Van Raden; timekeepcrs, J. H. Abel IT,, H. J.
| G. n. Young, J. p. Hicks, J. W. Wells, F. Howard
| H. G. schneider. W. J. a. Brauns and Theoore II
FroelIch The officers Of the association are Pres
| dent, George d. Phillips of the New York Athletic
| Club vicepresident, II. j. Belrcns. jr., NonpaIel
| Rowing Club: secretary treasurer A. L. C0liaX
| Nassau Boat Club.