The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
ON THE
Local Oarsmen Enjoy the First Good Ia,
of tho Sennou.

Local Oarsmen Enjoy the First Good Day
of the Season.
Considering the short time now left before
Decoration Day. tho number Of racing crews
out on the Harlem River yesterday was quite
small. The attendance at the club houses was
the largest of the present season. and the river
swarmed with pleasure craft of every sort,
which far outnumbered the racing boats. AS
1t now stands, there are almost rs many out-of-
town entries.fn sight as there are from the
river.
Among the entries from outside clubs are
two senior scullers from Boston. Mcguire of
the Bradford b. c.. and Whitehead OF the
Columbia II, c.. Another senior scullsr from
out of town will be NINA Of Buffalo, who.
10 no / transpires. has been for some time u
member OF the Harlem r. c. and Is likely to
row with Clarence Mase in the light weight
double race. In case Hawkins who Is now
out OF town, does not return, will
probably row with Nagle In the senior doubles.
A junior four-oared she'll crew from the At
lantic B. c. of Hoboken is expected to row in
the Harlem regatta. 1t is made up as fol-
lows: Bow, Charles Pulls; 2. Albert Hassel-
man; 3. A. Ondeutsch; stroke. w. Becker.
Capt. A. Heyne will also enter the senior single
shell event. Donegan and Mccoy OF the Pas
saic Is. {. of Newark are to row In the senior
double she'll race. Capt. Tighe OF the Naruna
Is. T.. Of Brooklyn, who was up on the Harlem
yesterday. will enter n senior four-oared shell
crew IN the Decoration Day. regatta. 1t Is
made up OF Mertens. Coughlin, Norris. and
Belger.
The Atalanta will have a one-story house
built on the scow adjoining their present struc-
ture. The club has decided not to. put the for
Iner Triton eight in training. The club will have
F f!iTSs sn"' Sos ssS'l'Fs an nd M Mul hs.ISm f]o oSHs,!r;
OF the Empire Is. G. y junior four.oared gig
was out yesterday for u. trst time; i was
holm: 3, Starr; stroke. REID: coxewain.. Eddie
j.. Byrne. y change has been made In tho
pariel X. c., and Can't. Morgan is now rowing
No. >. in place Of Roland.
Marsh and kragel Of the Wyanoke b. c.
have been unable to reduce Their weight
in the Harlem regatta. and, will therefore enter
only the Junior event. The two junior fours
are rowing we'll:
in the senior double ,scuIl race. The junior
eight is training hard under the direction of
Ellis Ward and Capt. Nilmar.
has been definitely chosen, and tho men will
row in the Harlem regatta as follows: Bow.
io;.n f3Est; :; + si9at; 3 =: Iohoki uni.
mex; 4, T.. .Zaradnik; stroke, j. racher; cox
swain, +. Boel,nel.
The Friendship B. c.. which lost all Its boats
this season. They, will c"ntine themselves to
pleasure rowing. The Crescent re, which was
also burned, out at that time. had its big barge
gu" sinuls ss riss a"d a double nhS i from e ths N HSssnt u. ' y,
and will try to get some oarsInen on the water
before the season is over The Union Roat
Club had two harges UP Up ne river yesterday.
resented by all its small boats and an eight
Dared bs:Ge. A change has been made In the
iunior four-oarcd shell crew OF the Lone star
Leon Mayer;2. L. Kellar; >, II. Kurzman;
stroke. 5. a. Cramer.