The sun., 1895-05-27

r,. Harlem River Crowded with nsesns
ana Pleasure CraU.

TIE Harlem Hfver Crowded Wtte Nse''s
and Pleasure Gran.
Yesterday was q great day for the Harlem
oarsmon. Il was the first fair and warm sun
day for moro than month, anu the last one w
fore Thurpday's big regatta. The rowing men
anpreoiatod both these facts and great turn
ont resulted. Every crew In training was to DO
seen on tho river and scrub races were frequent
Rut the racing men did not have the river 70
themselves by any means. There was CON
slant succession of pleasure boats OF all xmas,
from the big eight Dared barge with crew OF
twenty or thirty, including passengers, 70 the
little working boat with single oarsnan ana
fair coxswain. Bronson's and the other up
river resorts bid n big business. while some OF
the crews went as far as College Point In searoh
of recreation.
The Crescent Rowing Club was welcomed
back TO tho river yesterday. II was quartcreo
temporarily at divers boat house, awaiting
tho completion of the new house, which In aow
woll under why. Tho new eight-oared barRe
wns received last week from Wallis. ouite
ceremony was made of It's christening, which
was performed by Miss Norah Mckeon. sister
Of Capt. John J. McKeon. Miss Mckeon aieo
presented handsome sot OF colors for the new
barge. big crowd was out in 1t yesterday
with the following crew: Bow, Geesner; y eitn-
Ter; g. Donley; 4. L. orshler; 8. McGnuloy; o.
fs
Hallenback. The fifteen or moro passengers IN
cluded number Of ladies and the club quartet.
+. The Empire Boat Club had out Its eight-onred
barge with lot of passengers and the following
crew: Bow, Ed. Curley; 2, s. Grogan; ., 3.
Cleary; 4, J. ]. Lee; 6. Q. E. Dillon; .. q. ..
Goettler; z, F. b. Shea; stroke, T. F. Lynch;
coxswain, p. J. Cannon. 1t went up to Bron-
sons Goettler and Lyuch are out in double
and Clark in single she'll Next ThHrsday, y, VII. 81.
club. and a stag ertainment will be given
Wednesday evening in honor of II. The club is
officers and a good membershtp. President
Calvin is an officer who gives his personal ntten.
oa honss 90 every very % sunday S" %fternoon @ ' 'e
The Lone Star men were particularly aotiys. Is
The sa sS Se 9sFEs eESrns s1sn
tor; 81. Prince; 3 N; Meyer; =. W + k,; kps,,
The four-oared barge which went up t4e river
to Bronson's was manned by; Bow, ;: Living
nSnssioh ftG9; s B tSi "a ~ Ws mum
Der Of smaller boats were opt; oa rae race nas nsn
sGMse Ssern and %as S won BY TIE
eight-oared shell crew was made up at the re.
Of Capt nhor esnt Ef ae brusS was
rs Sy Boat JEnS
made up Of: Bow, Mcfnityre; 2. stenman; 3.
coxsWain, Shannon. The eisht-oared shell
The Wyanoke's baseball team will play game
hens Capt aa EddIc Anderson Of the Dauntless Row
s fsoaes SS Rssas nss.s
had out 1 ;s spin t. nna
Ss!sSa: 2: L v. s%zsndsS; =. y. .Gd'sn.3; GTS'sEsS;
Instons strose Fl Gatssl sosswain aiI f. OIL
&C Capt. Ganavan of the. Nonpare,l Rowing
new club house. recently purthas ed from 60:
water connections made. and new safe and
received yesterday from Vought, making six In
ALL and The new Ra5ss =
The Union Boat Club had out its eight-oaredd
shelf in charge Of Ohmeis, the four -oared barge
twice, o four-oared shell, four-oared gig. and
Ave single gigs. The racing crews were out as
The Metropolitan Rowing Cub had out a fouS-
oared barge with a crew made up OF: BOW
Frsntlin C. soaswan lswh; T DanoSan ' as1e
Wyanoke eight quite little race during the
The Sassau's oarsmen all went up to Oak hurst
to spend the day. The eight-oared barge had q
Grew made up OF bow, Ford; 2. Sherryi 8, Mabie;
.irdns %s. MsSss
mar, the captain Of the club. took pull Of five
miles IN single gig; c,,, .. -,.h nm AMI.
dent which disables their eight-oarsd barge fol
o WHILE One of their. (usty oarsmen p4t little
too much strength in his stroke, with the result
that his oarlock came away and portion OF the
gunwalo with 1t.
Germanic's Athletic Stewards Open tho
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