The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-29
OARSMEN'S DAY.
The Annual Regatta of the
Passaic Association to
Be Held Tomorrow.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN A. G. GAMES
Fine Sport Promised by the Pop
ular 0rganization-0n The
Diamond.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN A. G. GAMES

Tomorrow the twenty-irst annual re-
gatta of the Passaic River Amateur
Rowing Association will be held over
the regular course on the Passaic River.
The delegates from the several clups
which comprise the association met last
night and decided upon the entries. Inc
: Orion Rowing and Athletic Association
of this city has entered a crew IN the
junior four-oared gig event. The entries
as accepted are as follows
Junior Single Soulls-Frank j. Coburn,
Institute Boat Club, Newark; NJ. som
mers, Passaic Boat Club. Newark; VIM.
A. Fisher, yaruna Boat Club, Brooklyn.
Immediate Single Sculis-F. j. Coburn,
Institute Boat Club, Newark; Matthew
I. Quigley, Newark Rowing Club, New
ark; NJ. Sommers. Passaic Boat Club.
Senior Single ~Sculls-Alfred Russell,
Toronto Rowing Club, Toronto; c. T.
Donegan, Passaic Boat Club. Newark; j.
b.. Juvenal. PENNSYLVANIA Barge Cup,
Philadelphia; Fred Cresser, Vesper BOAT
Club, Philadelphia.
Junior Double Sculls-Quaker CITY
Barge Club, Philadelphia; A. x. Elton,
bow; Z. H. Mount, stroke; A. f. Haas
and Charles Weinert, substitutes. Triton
Boat CIuD,
bow; Fred Holt, stroke.
Senior Double Sculls-Vesper Boat Cup,
Philadelphia: Frederick Cresser, bow;
John Y. Parke, stroke. Passaic Beat
Club. Newark: E. A. Mccoy, bow; {.
T. Donegan, stroke; NJ. Sommers, substi-
tute. Pennsylvania Barge Club, Phila-
delphfa: G.. w. Van yliet, bow; F. R.
Baltz. stroke; ]. B. Juvenal. substitute.
- .o,,,. 10 rod ioS-InSfifnfa Boat
Club, Newark:-Frank J. Coburn, bow
John ]. Coburn. 2; William g. Quigley,
8; Frank A. sullivan, stroke; Inomas
Sweeney. eoxswain; J. 3, Fg paw ana j. and ID
Heights: ". Waischird, bow; H. Nah
lei, z; l. R%ein1 faara' cS 3; s; s y How,
ell. George T. Ernst and R. ]. Crawford,
substitutes. Newark Rowing G3ub, New
aTmi o Ryan. ;: Eugene Weidner, stroke;
John Bangert, coxswain; Daniel Rqoer'
NJ. ]. Cain and Walter Ranan, s9bssi-
ark: VIM. Cox, bow; Alfred Linek 2;
John Trescher. 8; Clifford Brown, stroke o
". Harry Osborne, coxswain; H; :. Ear Par
sale "a Boat club. Newark: v. H. sas I,Iad
bow; A. F. Weizenegger, z; G,
8; ]. A. Spence. stroke; H., W. Z
Der; and r 4. flooring. Substitutes.
Senior F~our-oared GigsaInstitute Boat
Club. Newark: William y. oven E; k r. Fox SoS 3;
knowles. coxswain; ane Kelley n
PPiub Bu PRiiiad sIDsfasu1MsSitl lia aass Curry, BOW;
4. y. Dunbar 2; ]. G.. Donahue, 3; W.
McKeever, stroke: Philip Mas cox
s sT,aia; E; F; r ;Fassr B aas Club ?, N SsRpISks
e @a John casties. 5; Ezra Brink str goei
ard Tbas Hadfeld. substitutes.
Boat Club, Newark;mWilliam m,sn F. z KEY ley
% gov !. L pesH Stroke; VIM. Murray and
Gus smyfh. .substitutes Passaic Boat
Flank S sss%slIq, !, i !; /. 9sssEsi asss q S 5 Sss
De Witt c.SPen, su~bstitutes ,uars,tv
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Ereshman
crew. Clarence Kelsey. bow; Walter Waits n y
K. Darrach, 6: Gustav P. Sssgner, Z:
Thos: A. Herr 9GaptAA, s PoqfsT See 6gelsb !;
ton Boat Club. Newark:mGeopge H; Had s
Gov; bow j. H Ro5gr + A Appms5i q & !eE Wiliia m
Cox, S; Alfred Linck, 6; John Trescher I;
Clifford Brown. stroke: W Harry os-
tutes. Newark Rowing Club, Newark;c-
II. :: CAIN, b9wi Rd D. J., H !: r ! + N Il Fl Z.
s: J.. j.. Kellett,6: John ~Cavanaugh, Z;
Daniel Ruder, stroke; Matthew 92pbi aIos I
Ryan, John Henry, Charles T. Wolff and
Eugene Weidner, substitutes. Passalc
6as CLUB 2 N E Norris T s !. T E. &.
BROOK Brooks. ): G. H. ssharpIey, 4; W. i.
Shepard, S; A. F. W~eizenegger, 6; G.
hwin Z; ]. A. Spence, stroke, r. W
!, Alexander. coxswain; T. L.. Crum t. w.
Talterborn, A. c. Snyder, T. ]. Randall.
! and M. S. Brown, substitutes. -Nesper
Boat Club, Philadelphia: Charles Wilder,
tow: J. NJ. Patterson, q; w. F. Craig, 3;
Jennigen, A; John F. Geiger, 5; E.
King, Jr., 6; Daniel Hogarty, z: How
OF Gresmer, stroke; L.. c. Abel, cox
twain; Philip Mckinley, substitute. In
rtute Boat Club, Newark: Thomas San
I'm. bow; John J. Pardue, Jr., 2; e. L.
iresendorfer, 3; John F. Gallagher. 4;
hmes A. German, 5; A. L.. Fitzpatrick,
6: M. M. Muffin, Z; H. Schwertfuehrer.
stroke; Adam F.. Hertig, coxswain; Paul
Rice and Edward j. Quigley. substitutes.
Senior Eight-oar Shell.-Fairmount
Rowing Association, Philadelphia: VIM.
} Brownell, bow; E. Reiter, Jr, &c. Sal
niger, 8; H. Hillegass, 4iG: Hillegass,
8; J. Paul, 6: J.. Lynch, 7; William Hooy-
j err, stroke; G. Mitchell, coxswain; c.. w.
4 Preisendanz, A. l.. Francis, and d Bel
mire, substitutes. Triton Boat Club,
/ Newark: Fred Holt, bow; A: M: Harris
4 2: C.. Z. Sutphen, Jr., g.; Charles Had
field, a; Massie Milne, 5; John Davidson,
! Jr., 6; John easiest; Ezra Brink, stroke
4 Harry Cashion, coxswain; Edward Hor-
wood. J. S. Vinson and John Trescher,