New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

4, tho rr,ond.bin Cub nil is activity and prephia
ton Last week ueSps tne u, wor training under
tGe coxsSain John Gclson. This crew Is MAGE ,iprTy
follows l. Frank Flood 2, william ConGor Ickrr s.
HSomas HeatIy = Henry Togg stroke Edward My t
ri~on and coxswain. John GeS9l' - wddle states
nn,hahy row i'm the Harlem Iassic ana A',ue o;rht
regsttas while the club will have AN inleren Diver
Which will soon row in the new c'T',' e,fSrlcnt speed
", M 'y trI, il Win probably row with seniors III we
Harlem regatta Some OF the meinDeIS idofeat to
as they think 1t would be only cOuTunk u't ~ 4,
cutter against the fast crews which Will '"''"
this race. ,,...eo however that tho men
, be rn,Grd by divers advice and he Will not iet
them row unless they have goa ,.' Which ne has
INST hilt 10 be beaten In lts first race III, ien
mediate crew will be made MP as io oIo Wiiani
II. DdV"ii' Iianrr Dwver: g. Charles Orbcrt; Z. WI
nam Tucker: stroke. John W. Fincke ana coA'"An
hoI' thev do not enter the Harlem river regatta ms
seniors, the- men will be entered IN the race MIR an
terIhcolN pa.saic rrrattas At It's last meeting The
Friendship Club elected five new htno',9, e., ' M
as many more Applications 10 act upon az Us Ii
meeting club regatta will be held about the inldul'
Of August a.. u,,.o. :. ror claimed bv
.t ih Sonnar@l Cub II has had one built
h spring and IT, Is ID H9% c IN ReC CUB win PS6a5
enter Junior icsIr-oacd Shell and double sc'ii III
the Harlem regatta. ~ -, . dunbar NJ cr.,,.s
The Nassau Rowing Cub has also n nS o ~ r
already training for the Harlem RIVER ana ot' c
gattas lis senior four will consist Of l. r W. o0l
we'll; . John J: Snieley b hn;om , III, H..
Jesse W. Powers jr; .. J. ~ Ryan; . g. r. M M
stroke Jona s b Tsfs s Harlem inner rs GS r5%
nv the following: l. II. F. Powers: :. r. r; NC
Cready g. r. f sockel 4 George H. bT Id q lam. Jam
SON the Nassau Club will enter g. Eefsa' p tGIS
frank a few weeks ago the members gave profit
able minstrel entertainment a, ts HerAe"y ISin
and according their Oakhurst b)athouse Llk" many
other Of the Harlem boatclmhs the N4S,n" p.t
that It's membership roll Is hlinS mp raP"N anu ""
At lie Atlantic Boat Clubs house the usual sprlhe
interest has been developed 50 sroney d, u',.
tbs year Few Of It's crews have yet been on IA"
river and the selections for the iIaren igLe' i,,r
ever, u have n number Of fast crews 10 represent
The members Of the Union Boat Club are more ,ha ,
usually active this spring. number OF crews havc
already begun training for The spTng rSsS
the club on May 81 Senior four: J., p N, e,
. j. Hcraty 3, j. Naee. and STROKE j. illk'"s
Ne,ermot and Stroke. r McManus: j. Naee Will
also reprcsent the Union Club in the senior single
G o ucT 1aWes LSonsy and p Ncenr are
ouisi,ions 20 the clubs forces having LEFT the Nan
haitian Athletic Club. the coorS OF wien lhy " ,
lat season 1t is also rumorcd that Frederick ia"
kns. the ManhaitanS crack Ice Ti ,G S' 5"s
Tkis would great acquisition t. the already strong
| forces Of the latter. .., ..,.... 81, ,o,,.,.,,oo
which has occurred in the boating world for some yea;
IS the recently adopted law Of the Long Island hcst,9
Association which prevents crews from being enter
in their races by clubs not belonging 10 any rcc9HWz'
regatta association. The worthy object OF III, ne"
nile is 10 prevent clubs from entering crc" ana WIN
ming prizes In association regattas unless They help bi
The expense which falls upon clubs holding Ininir'f
| slim I'm the association giving the regatta The en-
trance fees alone seldom for the prize IN rowing
| ,ngatas and an assessment Is consequently lNlD l.
tn avoid This. n number Of boat clubs nave reslgh'll
| from the regatta associatlons. rms movement VII
now be edectuay checked If the Other organization,
| win follow the example set by the Long Island
| association and debar dncOnnected boat CLUBS from
| entering crews In their races.