New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
REGATTA ON THE PASSAlC.
OARsMEN FROM MANY CITIES STRIVE ~"
IIONORS
MANY SPECTATORS WITNESS sKILFUb ko"i
AND MANY CLOSE sTRUGGLE>-THE
AND WINNERS.

o. co.heA IN TIE SUNLIGHT on the Pa-,aic River al
Newark Yesterday a the regatta Of the Muu'' O.,
Rowing Association. Flags futtcrrd in the or'-H ,I
local houses on the banks. and pretty girls On Nv
conios wore the coors OF their faytrte clubs Inc
shone hot on placid water. and was rrnee''n
oarsnen and the spectators But cool pre-" ,ro an
the course from the Orange Mountain TO refre-h u.
locker. OF the contests between the oar'Inen oil ~"
.r.ln clubs entered for the races. large nuH"''
specta,or, came from New-York Brooklyn. Ho''oh "'1
philadelphia encourage the oar>men from tne e.
tive cities. All the races were one ana o"''"
traghaway. ., ,he first
boat in the Junior SINGLES William T. Kcy. oil the '
l,nt,s OF New-York. won In L. 10; Barkle f'' ,,h
OF Newark, second. Referee z1ppone was pre-"
cold badsr President Mahr making the speech .
In the first trial heat Of the intermediate S"'''
william Mucairc, a New-York oarsnan' OF th' p'"'V.-
Club led through the and won in Ofs2 " WV
lengths Jalcnek, Of the Mctropolitans. second.
In the second trial Of the intermediate ''ne' "
b. Dix Of she Philadelphia BARGE Club won IN ''fO'
j. A. Dempsey. Of the Atalsnias second. lac sc.v"D
trlol heat OF the junior singles Dempsey won in II WI
f. Coburn OF Newark second.
In the junior double race the crews started e'en'
but the Institutes OF Newark. soon forged ahead OUT "
the mile the Atalantas rowed into the Staten lsahu
water and there foul. The referee "iu'r'u '
tho four again.
In final and second In the preliminary junior S's
Bowen. OF the Abanys. won "a he pc'scdi MIC o' ""
Aalantas second and Coburn third. In the senior single
Adj: with Amon. OF the Falrnounts second In 30
In the junior four-oarcd scul race the EueSaS' OF
Newark won in SAP. The crew was T. oCohhcl''
bow; T.. Cox. j. Schneider and H. Wilkic' stroke III.
senior four-oared scul was won by the Auan''s "
Hoboken in 81 the Ncw-Yok Athletic Club second III
so The ono OF the most spirited 'hac wa W
rowed o the Passac course
william Mulcaire, the New-York policeman from the
Daunt,ess Rowing club, thr intermediate single III
o.IoL Anthony JaleLck Metropolitan Rowing Cub o'
New.York fell overheard and was unable u right hl'
shell time finish.
A pretty race was the senior four-oarcd gig The
craws entered were the Institute. Newark. VaIuna.
Brooklyn; ATLANTA. New.York Union, Ncw-Yor~. At
the nile tho Ataantas weakened and dropped ont inc
yarunas won. Time :27'a Union, second. . 20
The senior eight-oarcd had three entries. Aaania
Boat Club New-York; Pasadc Boat club. fonkcrS :
Malta Club Philadelphia. and was won BY the Aalan'aS
in 74sL Matas finished second. The Passaic
Club Of Newark. the intermediate eight
cared race in i3. Their only opponent was tho Dann
less Rowing Club, Of New-York
The referee Of the races Claude II. Znpponc, OF
the Analosan Club. Washington ID. c. The timekecpers
were H. j. Bchtens, OF the Nonpareils. OF Ne".fofk
J. H. Abecl. Of the Nassaus. OF New-York' Walter
Stimpson OF Arlinctons, Of Cambridge, Mass Inc
Judges AZ the finish were c. Med wills of the TrItons
Newark: T.. p. Allen, New-Jcrsey Athletic Club j. 4.
Hand Arthur Kun Association; c. :. Mout"l, Nep-
tunes Baltimore G. j. Preisendanz Farmounfs, Phlla
delphia and Frank Burke OF tho Astoras The starter
was A. s. Stevens. PASSAGES. Newark. and r. H.
FELTON, OF tho Nerus Club. OF Brooklyn, clerk OF the
course.
In the JUROR eight-oared the insttut" In 40
The intermediate fouroared she'll won ny the As
tor,a Athletic club in ssh. Tho doube.scull
was won by John A. Dempsey and c. O. Doneesn. Va
r,no in 10 49, In disputed doubescull race several
crews row, and the Allantas rowed slowly up
the course and awarded the race