The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-08
ROWING.
Crews on the Harlem Begin Training for
the Middle States Regatta.

the Middle States Regatta.
The Harlem River was alive yesterday with
craft Of almost every description. pleasure
barges and racing shells being launched from
the lighthouses along tho banks In quick sue
cession. For most OF the clubs It was the be-
ginning OF earnest training work In view of the
Middle States regatta set for decision on Labor
Day. In Scullers' Row" the boathouse of the
Harlem Rowing Club presented O particularly
business-l like appearance. racing shells pre-
dominating in the morning and afternoon spins.
The greatest interest centred in the work of F.
Schaefer and s. j. Dolan, who finished second in
the intermediate doubles at the National re-
gatta. They will try for intermediate honors
on Labor Day. and the club RIOTERS " are pre-
pared to support them with cash against any
double from the Harlem or elsewhere. The
senior four who will represent the club took
useful spins in the morning and after
noon. the crew rowing in the follow
ing order: w. Aman. bow; Mark Davis.
?; ]. Kemp. 3; ]. Maher. stroke. 1t is unusual
for the Harlems to devote much attention
to junior eiEht-oared crews. but yester-
day the following were out twice and showed
form which entities them to consideration
IL summing up the chances Of the cights at the
FFhSGif SS%' 8; +. oSSeoilimaaikee.. g. 8;IMV W. Gea PRT. I;
ii d DSSvefy: : y EE csI%oT 81; d, Reilly. TX. H.,
diate singles by either F. NJ. Schaefer or Mark
which shall carry tn" club coIors' ]. Z. Magic
was the last TO relinquish practicing yesterday.
Tor d the tsso senior singfs qSarteT-m M ks dtiaisskf. III iofm
While the Harlem onrsmen, were mostly en-
EGG sirdp u saSin SSudRi FfiStisfi; f ihsaFs nslseSq serit 5hs
work with pleasure assure parties an eIGht-oared
sSSp$ ZIP q I t RRIrS; E%f mSilleS S" and back %Sfi fr ONE
boat the club owns was in use during the day.
the ensn tt9ll9 oT ,Hs tHSf td5GPa tsSa 9b 2 R sTiHs for F trhneiEr
otter, Junior double; Cart Binz5enS and Claude
Cervante. J. Holder. W. Draddy. L. T. Carr.
coxswain. junior four.
va n a. bB srSs t tR1Rs was ea a saest Of Of the tSs PENG assnI
Boat ClIh Yesterday, the IPhiIadelphian taking
The visitor stated that his club would would h nS'eS a
big, entry for the Middle States Regatta and do
Success nc SIS GJo j. ". powers Z TiHHS wa asV out nef IN his sN raains q
shell; and yin roy with L; g: Blunt IL tho
land in time 70 train, Blunt or Powers Will
represent he Nassau Club n the Junior singles,
barge party to College Point. or With skipper
t tS%' a On oar 4y0 to S{ $aieeS9 isla an%pe9 n. oi Hirs;c EN tGS
clubs junior sculler. did conscientious work
On the river and showed improvement over his
The bohemian senior eight took a spin in the
morning, but In the afternoon Joined the club
in o picnic at Ravenswuod Park. Capt. Charstil
will make some slight changes in the crew that
rowed on Decoration Day. a new man being re-
Quired to take the place OF +. Zarhradnik, who
will partner A, Jelinck in the junior doubles.
Al the. Nonpareil boathouse Capt. Caravan
was busily engaged making preparations and
drawing crews for the club regatta next Satur-
day. The events have filed well. Five novices
will try conclusions in singles, and four crews
ore entered for each OF tho following events:
Junior doubles. fcur-oared gigs. eight-oared
Rhells, and senior double gigs. Five entries
have been made for the senior doubles and
The Union boat Club has six volunteers in
answer 70 Capt. Farrely's call for q junior eight
for the Middle States Regatta. The following
men p~racticed under Couch FitZsimons yester-
day; NJ, A. .Alienan, j. J, PullW. NJ, J. Kie-
brick. J.F. LarEin, W. d.. Rogers, and F. j.
Bcanlan.
President Freedman Puts Up the Penalty
for ForfGitinE n Game to Baltimore.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 7.--Prcsldent Nick Young
OF the National League, who was in the city last
night, said that he had received a telegram
from President Freedman OF the New York
Club stating that checks for 81. 400 had been
p1ailed to him from New York TO meet the
$1,000 penalty and additional charges for for
teiting the game with The time
for meeting this penalty really expired on Fri
day, but on account Of Fresdman's absence
from home. II Is undsrstood, tho time was ex-