New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-22
ROWING.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES
REGATTA-MANY CREWS OUT
YESTERDAY.

There were probably more oarsmen out on tne
Harlem River yesterday than on any other ua'
this season. The reasons for this were tna' ''
weather and water were all that could be desreu'
and the nearness Of the date set for the Miudle
States Regatta The regatta will be held on the
Harlem River on Labor Day. and it VIII UNI
doubtedy be the largest and best ever held ny the
association. Not only are the local poa' o'uDs
wing with one another in point OF the hummer -
entries which they will have In the various
hut the number of entries from out-oi-towh ciuu'
will also be the largest in the history OF inc i'u
die States Regatta Association. Philadeiphia VIZ
send many Of her crews and others VIII come from
Newark Yonkcrs Hoboken. Brooklyn Long ls SIAM
city staten Island and other places. ilI and
among the oarsmen who Will row N h NJ" snr senior
will be Amman in the quarer,inie u.s singles;
pa,s ana Shafer In the interTnedaie douoeii NJ
junior esni-2 Raardo Gre% 10 p padeford no g
ATrrowsn,lth No. 1: Devery. No. 5; Hanlon NO. .,
Reilly No q Lloya siF9Ns Sa ea was to have
fered the quartcr-mile dash. but he withdrew SO SO
ti,nt eiebi The rowing Of this crew was some
what strongly criticised IN the eaIs, pS', ., MAKE
the critics feel small after the Middle states
Regatta has been rowed
The members OF the four-oarod crew OF 'he iiS''-
tute Boat club Of Newark. were guests OF the mar
lem Rowing club yesterday and took sp'" w,
the cours., in one OF the clubs boats. Ihs ere"
won the National championship in 1921. ana IL Is
composed OF Halter. Sullivan. Fox and kearhey' IL
IS entered in the Middle States Regatta and the IN
sgte CLIP VII ra aIso a RoiS Crews will train from
now until the day 81 the regatta from me ars
Rowing Clubs house. viii also the hi'eriie''"''
double OF the Hudson Boat CluD
cantaln B,nzen Of the Metropolitan Rowing Club
&c busy coaching the crews that will represent the
club In the coming regatta. He is paying parucu'a'
attention to the Junior eight consisting OF III r.
Monaghan bow; j. Conon; No 2 " CiarS P 80 o.
.. IL
No g. j. Chlcaireo. 30 Z J. p Binzen. stroke ana
+. T. Clark coxswain r huddocK Ti,, II Reddy
and j. Conon will row IN ne junior ,Vuo. - 81
Captain Bnzen can get sultaDe snen ~, III" tI,,os
viii row IN the intermediate doubles with [. names
partner
The Junior eieht-oared race will be Of greater
importance In the Middle States Regatta thah
such races usually are because OF the keen rivalry
between the numerous crews that are entered.
Tho Palisade club OF Yonkers, Will send GreW
and viii the staten Island iup nt III -
Athletic club and Columbia University VIII prop
ably also send crews
Jesse Powers OF the Nassau Boat club. was on
the river yesterday and hts rowing showed that ne
was in good form. lie viii represent MS ciuD IN
the junior singles In the regatta on Labor Day
The Crescent Boat club had a barge ont yester-
day The crew Wa made UP OF j. Bowling. W
Townsend. f. Marks. j. ellison. /. Brue, ".
Rotchford ". MehrhoN. j. r. Davis and l-a"rence
Orshler. Tho crow rowed 20 Tompkinsyille. staten
ii.53H' E.I,'' W Mebrh5N NH NH Try to carry the
clubs coors 10 victory IN the Junior singles in the
Middle States Regatta.
Tho Philadelphia oarsmen who took part in the
recent Canadian regattas 20 Toronto were not ac-
cis'oncd 90 the rough water there and their ;ail-
sro 20 win was keen disappointment. They are
used 20 rowing the smooth surface OF the
schuyikil and declare thar they Will not row AZ
toronto h gain The water was rough there that
eyru Tn Eyrf the cu4ui ion sculler, and his part
NOR. Lewis. were spilled out OF tnelr sh'" -"
yards from the finish ln one ~ the races.
Another interesting factor IN the cominr regatta
Will he the senior four-oared shells. Not only =
,he Institute Boat clubs champion crew entered.
lut tic crew az the Pennsylvania Barre club. 81,
Ptladclnhii ls wcN These two crows have won
about an the races for several years.