The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-02
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The Atalanta Boat Club are making extensive
arrangements for their annual ball. to be held
at the Lenox Lyceum on Wednesday, Jan. 9.
The Seaw anhaka Club of Brooklyn and the
wyanoke Boat Club OF Harlem River held sue
cessful entertainments on Thanksgiving night.
The members Of the Harlem Regatta Associa-
meeting next March. UhIess there Is a general
demand for a meeting before that time.
From present indications IL is thought that
the coming M election OF the Union Boat Club vii
and that the organization will again take up
active rowing.
The Palisade Boat Club Of yonkcrs have two
crack bowling teams at work.. They are made
up rs follows: Team 1-Deye. Thompson. Moore,
+ Rossire, and barnes. Team e G Rossire,
Campbell, y. Is. Rossirc. Schaffcr, and Dun.
Secretary Fred Fortmcyer Of the National As
ISOLATION OF Amateur Oarsinen has sent a CIR
cular to the members OF the association through
out the country which gives n synopsis Of the
business transacted by the Executive Committee
Mt their recent meeting.
President Bchrcns will represent the Harlem
Regatta Association Mt the conference next Jan
uary of the representatives of provincial associn-
tions OF the United States. The conference will
the classification Of Oarsmen.
AT the beginning of the rowing season Inst
spring President James Breath of the Ncreus
Boat Club offered a gold oar valued at $50 to
the member who rowed the, greatest number OF
miles during the season. The clubs loRkeeper
has not as yet made up his list, but, from a cur
ahead Of all others.
Among the rumors now afloat among the oars
men on The Harlem River Is one to the effect that
Capt. William f.. Cody OF the Nonpareil Row
ing Club will next season row under the colors
OF the Harlem Rowing Club. and that the senior
four the club will place In training shortly will
include Cody. j. Maggie, Fred Hawkins, and
Heraty. Capt. Cody. however, is still u candi-
date for reelection as captain OF the Nonpareil
Club and has not rs yet resigned.
At n special meeting Of the Nereus Boat Club
of Flushing the following resolution was put to
a vote and lost: That the proposed c0nsoli-
dalton OF the Nereus and Mantle clubs Is mex
pedient at the present time. under the plan sub
mitted by the joint committees" II is now
thought that the Nereus Club will build n new
house. They have 81 200 In their treasury, and
some time ago 1t was found that 81. 900 could be
raised without any trouble for n club house.
The committee appointed some time ago by
the SeawanLakn Boat Club OF Brooklyn to re-
wise the clubs constitution and bylaws will
report at the December meeting. They will rec
onmend many radical changes, chief among
which will be the placing OF most of the nf-
fairs of the club under the control Of a board
OF twelve governors, the majority to decide all
questions which may arise. and the changing Of
the uniform from blue. with u white stripe, to
all blue, with n letter IS" on the breast. The
colors of the club ut present are practically the
same as those of the Dauntless Rowing Club OF
the Harlem River. The Seawanhaka's present
requires the members To be present
at all meetings and vote on matters of trihing
This has hampered the club In
previous years. particularly in regard to THO
purchase OF boats, entries to regattas, &c.