New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-05
ROWING.
ALL PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOX Io'
DAYS BIG REGATTA

~. ,n,Ansa heat Of las, week rad no effect ap-
naro,,lv on the enthusiasm Of the Harlem kiveF
osrsnen who have been training for the A'I ~
States Regatta which VII 'ake p5ce their
iivcs denended on their cxertions. u their Splits
Ragged under the effects OF he 'gn raET ,s sne nm
and they went their work with renewed eherss
better S proof SG d nh He be usy 81 than the
these crews in the last week or TWO. WIN lue
thermometer above 90 ne majory OF me-, me- SiSr
rtt into their shells and sou Ike Trojans
unti the shades Of night had fallen upon the city
Tho Harlem River was crowded yesterday with
carsmen who were taking their fnal spins IN tneir
prepsratory work for the regatta to-day. The Phil
adophi, oarsnen and most Of the other out-ol-toHn
crews arrived in TINS city or Sslur1ay anu ~ ib.
their headquarters at the various houses OF my
tnem and since they have been here they have lost
no opportunity 10 become as familiar as poss'p he
roNed.
Tho junor eight OF the Institute Boat Club OF
Newark was on the river Yesterday and created
most favorable impression The men rowed re-
markedly clean stroke for juniors. and the crew
that beats them to-day will know It mas been IN
in the regatta and there are 50 many races on me
programme that the regatta oilciaiS VIII nave 10
viii he rowed in the morning and the finals In the
afternoon The lime when eacb race WI re s,sn,eo
A. go n m. first heat. junior singles %. second
$50 q. m, first heat. junior singles; $40 second
lo2o first heat intermediate singles, lo:io second
heat, Intermediate singles, Il, first heat. tuniof
Intermediate four-cared gigs ,25 senior tour-oared
shells: 10. Intermediate double shells; 2lb. quar-
single shells: sos senior four oared barges $50
junior f9ur-oarSd gigs SSS senior singh s siesss
shells (fnaD, 10, tdnior double shells; 5@ senior
eiCh..oared shells
Tho entries 70 the regatta by far the most
numerous tina. have been made in any regatta held
in this district in many years. The Philadelphia
clubs are particularly strongly represented, and
hieh hopcs hat they viii carry or the arser share
of the honors and prizes. as they d'd last year
An Idea can he gained Of the various strong
rowing clubs that Will take part In The regatta by
NOTING the entries to the FOR junior single
shells which are az follows Hirsch. Wyanokse
F FsTdne Insii,gte Gox Nswafk Ahsc Guy
Nanderburg. Flushing: Harfnger. Nesper; j.: r
Demsey. Pennsylvania Barge. an1 Sill Undine
The Tils' senior single shells will have such we'll
known ana good oarsmen as vouEht: Ata lar Ia
The clubs which have crews entered in the senior
NSs H P1s sSd F he bchsms IN
junior eight-oared SHELLS III" Palisades. Of lon-
kgs San ' G Hp nSS Of
Newark. will he represented.
The races in the morning will be rowed down
the river. starting from the Macomhs Dam
Bridge and finishing at Gatess lumber. yard. AT
One hundre nd thirty sixth-st. The afternoon =
races will he rowed up the river. starting and nm
shing points heing reversed. All the distances
will be mile straightaway. with the exception
Of the special quarter-nile dash for senior single
shells
Marsh Of the Pennsylvania Barge Club while
rowing near the Macombs Dam Bridge yes,er
day ran into an obstruction and sn,a shed hi. boat
He will be unable to to-day unless he can get
a shell.