New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
~ SHELLS AND BARGEs ON THE HARLEM
roAr CREWS AND PLEASURE PARTIES tNj"fEp
the WARM WEATHER YESTERDAY
-,e-,, ,.ovf~: UEGATTAS.

GOSSIP ox COMING REGATTAs.
The Harlem River yesterday presented pA'"'"-
larry !nier,stn study 20 those who love inc 20 MS
sometimes seen IN ancient pictures h'''' "'''
house was a scene taken from an arclcht roman
hath In the river ~ al points. Oh every h'alhoN''
loat arl oven before entering the clubhouse one
co,.d So. dlspays of modern vigor ana physical ''-
ve.opmen, that leave .tle doubt a. 70 me oo'''''
moss Of the view that the aihl't" 81 to-day j. Jar
SUPERIOR physically t. the average GLADIATOR OF '"'
time Of Spsriacus.
the Harlem athlete in all his ai'-aciveness. ir'-
tcrday the perfect specimen 81 manhooi th"' may
l.. found In the Harlem River rowing Guns WAS u"
be seen in all the beauties Of fun unire's. lie 81
loved himself at swimming AZ rowing ana Al n"Se
bail not only dd several ~ III" Harlem H''r
noa, cub teams 20 70 College Point ana other
nearby resorts to practise the science o' curves anu
n,ck c,tcbcs but the baseball enthusiasts cou' be
scen outside the lighthouses playing In costumes
that would have shocked the spectators AZ an "'''-
nary baseball match. "Jack' Sage. OF the i"''e''
Rowing cub, was one OF 'he must ''0'"''
offenders IN this direction.
Among the interesting outings Of the Harlem oars
mon YESTERDAY was Il trip Of the metropolitan hoat
club bows - the Hudson River BY way oi the snip
canal Another team Of this same cub went !"
College Point FOR n game o. baseball Inc hhr'eH
Rowing club men went TO College Point also 10 pay
an Interesting match with the Empire nine Inc
| NaSsauS, as dIi4DHil''b III nv '''""''-'
| oakhurst Park as did the Wyanokes
The Harlem River gay scene on account OF
| the many crews II oarsmen ont FOR practice IN
coming rcglitas ana pleasure partios IN bdrB's INV
| Unions the Dauntloss. the Ataantas. the hoh'"''
| ans the Nonparclls and almost ali IN" othef pf"''
nont cubs had out singles. crews ana na'seS' "''
| the water was bright al day with merry Iarues
| wbos. shouts songs and good work at the sculi'
| drew, the attention Of the on.ookers from Inc
| bridges
| one interesting subject Of conversation for th'
| Harlem oarsnen Is what IS going to be done al NV
opening Of the Harlem ship Canal on June l." ~
| the lighthouses viii be gGyly decorated. ms ma,
| seem little strange. in View Of the TACT 'ha' '"'
| rowing clubs Al. lose by the opening OF TINS cahA'
| for II was this project that made the Ne"-1otf
Athletic cub take the Initial step IN inVuen'n
| River as a place for aquatic exercises. n,..
There is lot Of gossip concerning ihe r'op p',,
Regatta AZ Pbiidlciiha' on Iuy az" ~, ~, .rn.st1,
The Long Island Regatta. on july l. IL Is earnest ;!
hoped lha, the nrs, bohemian crew WI" no, ~ y
Philadelphia for \ the Iohen'ann, ,nT ,t s, -
| Newark and the Falrmounts. OF Philadelphia NEE
before the National Regatta at saratoga; On NY !,
there viii probably be two beaten crews "nV WI. u
| compete IN the National REGATTA. me ioh'h,"
trainer I'll E Sa Ma5a sys or the Harlem Rive
boys want the National Regatta cups TO- come TO Ia
Ing gossip tina, g i,ynne Is ,bs eane slea,,t
Commit,ce OF the National Association o. Amateu
carmen Of America Mr.. Byrnes candldacy Is
matter Of keen Interest err, anons me sc mais in sei
,ln% the rcauIsite number OF votes. II VIII infus
some needed new blood In The organization. Nj
Hyrne II vii be remembered. was me most sue
cessfti secretary and treasurer tho HAr.em 10
gaia Association ever had. Frederick Formeyc
e. a;so a candidate in this amateur osrsmen meet
ing which viii bc held usual. the evening beior
the National Regatta. $500
I, is worthy Of remark that the junior eight oare
shri race which has been tame AFFAIR IN the Ma
iona, regattas for several years past. has bee
turned into an intermediate race. in which. u
| honct the Rohemans vii meet worthy competitor
sura for Instance the winners Of the junior clgf
racp a, Newark on Memorial. Day. and the winner
| OF the Junior elght-oared race at Philadelphia o
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