The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
RoWrNa.
Crows FOR the Middle states ReEntts-wFay,
the Australian, Here. |

NAo ANs
Tho rain marred much Of tho pleasure Of the
oarsmen on the Harlem Rivc- yesterday, al
though the boys did receive n chance to Timber
up their Joints in tho latter part Of the after
noon when the rain ceased to fall, and 1t
cleared of in an inviting manner. Although
more or less preparation is being made for the
Long Island regatta, which Is to DO held on
next Saturday, tho main topic OF conversation
is the Middle States regatta, which Is to DO
held on the Harlem River on Labor Day. It's
| regarded as n home affair, and every club along
tho river will have at Toast ono entry, II not
more.
The crack senior four.oarod shell crow OF tho
Harlem Rowing Club will not row In tho Long
Island regatta, but the men will start training
| again in time to got In frst-class form for tho
Middle States regatta. Tho only entry the club
is liable to make in the national regatta Is an
intermediate double, although II q good pair
cared shell can be secured, Aman and Nagle
will row. Jamo, Mcclure, tho crack sculler
Of the Bradford Boat Club of Boston, has Joined
| the Harlcms. Although no will row In tho ma
tional regatta under the Bradford colors, he Will
double up with Nagle and start in the senior
| double scull event in the Middle States regatta,
under tho colors Of tho Harlem Rowing Club;
A junior double Is the only entry this club VIII
make In the Long Island regatta.
Although the First Bohemians have not fig-
ured in amy regatta since the DECORATION MI ny y
heard from again at the Middle states regatta,
as they have three crews in training, u junior
crew, and a senior four.oared shell crew.
i. g. Carr OF the Nassau Boat Club has been
entered in the Junior singles es OF sn the Lo GIsa as,naa
and smith in the Junior double event. inc
latter were out yesterday for a practice spin
vicinity Of the Union boathouso they caught a
crab and the boat upset. ~ d..
the Long Island regatta is Vingen and Ruddick
in the junior double event. The clubs coiors
will doubtless be displayed to some extent IN
Grant viii row in the senior double: Ormsby,
Ellis, Barkinton, and Grant in the senior four;
DARED she'll race; the same four who competed
ccptiSn OF one man, VIII row in the Junior iour.
cared gig, race. and there Will also Do " 'uh'of
There was not much activity displayed yes.
tcrday by the members of the Crescent Towing
Saturday evening and the festivities lasted I'M
til . O'Clock in the morning. Inc cup n n6Wii
s sysw nm IN the Sn's ST,aa q 'g s1s'rs G rSEat9a. Fii seeii
W MSicG Ht Capt IT, G eH' in viii select his crew; ,-u
crew now in training for the National regatta
the Dauntlcss Rowing Club win select a Junior
The men will report for duty this evening at
tho boathousc for their frat trial spin. The
club also expects to make other entries.
The Wyanokcs will not make any cntriesph
the Long Island regatta, but will put a junior
double and "a Junior four-oared gig crew In the
Middle States regatta.
Twin. to the lack Of proper racing boats a
junior single sculler in the Middle States Is the
only cntry in Il regatta the Friendships will
make this year.
A junior single and an intermediate four
cared zig crew will be tho Lone Stars entries
in tho Long Island regatta. The club expects,
however, to make an entry in pretty nearly
every event in the Middle States regatta.
James Wray. the Australian professional!
scullcr, who beat William Hams for u stake of
5000 on May 3 in England, is now the guest Of
the Harlem Rowing Club. His clever style OF
rowing on tho Harlem yesterday attracted
much attention. He will remain here until
fall and will row anybody.