New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
CHILLY OARSMEN ON THE hAHi'i''-'
,,vs WHO TRAIN IN SPITE OF THE coLp-I"h
,-x,oS BOAT CLUB MovEs-coI-vMBiA

~ n,,,o TRAIN IN SPITE or THE coLp-i"N
,o>. po,r CLUB MovEs-coINMBIA
TAKES DrcKING.
The feature # the rowing on '"e ,,'a ,a.ss
YESTERDAY ir a double sense was III" .-ao,,,,
- ~. oarsmen The cold weather, whicn - e',a'
ra,ardinc the preparations OF many Vi '"' 49,
49,, -, All 70 row in heavy sweaters, ana 'ie
.on,,,,ard season is absolutely preventing man:
men like hawkins. the senior single Sou''. a.,
tho Harlem Rowing Club, from feuu'"e n.,
rau.Llns is in fact. training up ms'eau "a
"a unless a warm season sets in soon MS 0ia"N'
anu u", ',~x,au REGATTA on Memorial Day VIII not
!, ar,v n good as they otherwise "ouir w.
.,Dos, al. the clubs. the Dauntless. 'ne ''.'O'
the Metropolitan. the Nonpareh' 'ne ,'t, 49,,
TO club the Wyanoke and the FriehuS,"P' nv
their crews out once. and most Oh '"''' '"'
terGav. , o,,r, &C an
,,,,,nce, "a The Tribune. Not only Gid all the men
&, training 90 an extra amount OF sooa ha'u WI"
10 crafty he friends who came up 10 So ~
n4rform but the club gave weii-a''enue" 20"
nary a, Oakhurst. a steam launch taxing up III.
of1oiaIs. Captain vilmar and few frienus 10 '""'
popular resort for dinner ,., Don, club yes
n PRINCIPAL wda ay I'll time 'G moving The club VIII
occupy its purchase the = oiu1na bnndred-
andfor,v-ffth-si Cor the present II VII , pe a
mater of time and difficulty getting ti,s 'a LIZ
inca,o rn among the other cubhouses VII be
better place TOO from which 10 See an bns cn1
- he four clubs that lost their establ .shmem,s
Nv Nra lar February have been quick 10 reIaor
.Ieir Iosses in one way or another AS II stanns
now only one of these cihps, IN" "id''e'O'' '''
faiec to go with its WORK. ,ro~,,.. .,.o. ,ha
There - LOT of gossip on the Harlem over ,hc
purchase of the Pontiac Clubs house by the Ata,
isn,. Jloat club Il not generally supposc1
,hat the ATLANTA was in financial position TO
10 sn ,rnnortan step. But It was not the lrst
,ine ,ha The ATLANTA had been prominent bd,
der in the ed OF boat club prc-eninence Several
,.earr aro this club took into IT'S neinbership the
TrItons Of Newark. and afterward "A crew from
.tc T,,,rera Boat Club Of Newark lighthouses
were estabIshed at Passaic in order TO give these
foreign members opportunities TO pactst. Inc
venture finally dropped 49,, ,,o,,, doser,d
,rhn Columbia College crew has entirety deserted
Tho JIoriarn now The members Of the varsity
crew were IN a position one day last week 70 APP
nreclate the baciwardness OF the present spring
Th,y were out doing fast practice SPIN on 'ne
Hudson off the Rloomingdalc Boat cubs quhs tee,
which they occupy at present whsn one o. se
Albany DAY boats came along The big swell ialsci
by the steamer swamped their shell ana they were
sirilgglng In the water before they kne" IT, ol
course they were quickly pulled into the steam
launch which accompanies them. with their trainer
peef hut in suite of the hasty covering over WIN
sweaters se1 eral Of them next day had slight COLDS
The Columbias as everybody Is agreed are com
ng on famously In their work. and VIII surely
make the Cornell and the University Of Pennsyl-
vania crews Dc GONE hard rowing TO beat them