New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-27

less Harlem Crescent and Nassau clubs. After
enjoying good dinner at College Point. the oars
men and their friends played baseball and other
games They rowed home in the cool of the even
Ing well pleased with Their days sport.
The RavenswOod Boat club. Of the Borough Of
Queens has decided to enter crews In some OF the
coming rcgattas this year. and the aquatic world
IS much pleased in consequence Tho Ravcnswood
men turned out some famous crews a few years
ago but, desiring to build new boathouse, they
decided that the training Of crews, providing new
boats ETC. were too expensive. and it would bc
better 10 pat the money into a new structure The
club is a sound financial footing. and hav-
ing a lot OF young and ambitious oarsmen among
its members. it viii once more enter the field for
rowing honors. Only three four years ago tho
RavenswoOd four-cared senior shell crew swept
everything before Il from end Of the country
10 the other. 1t any number OF prizes and the
National championship at Saratoga. The clubs
senior eight and double crews were equally success
full and tho time which they made has never been
equallot on Saratoga Lake. The champion four
were Sharkey Waldecker Buschman and Patt.
One year the Ravenswood men won the Junior, in
tormcdiate and senior championships with the
same
The Ravcnswood Cub will enter the following
crew in the Junior four-oared race in the Long
Island Regatta for the championship cup: John
Hendrckson. bow: William Jarvis No q William
Ingraham, No. 3. and John A. KEEL. stroke. p.
Sharkpy. the veteran OarSlnan, VINO is styled 'the
Courtney of Greater New-York." is coaching the
crew. and he is highly gratined at the progress 1t
is making.
The Ravcnswood men Will be represented at the
National Regatta at Philadelphia July 49, at the
Middle States Regatta by senior four made up Of
Patrick sharkey bow; Harry Crouch. No .; George
Ineraham. No g. and r. j. Allen. stroke John
Hcndrlckson is also entered TO represent the club
in the Junior singles Of the Long Island Regatta.
The entries for the Long Island Regaita close
NTH p II Pelton No. ia Broadway. Brooklyn. on
INV 4 The entry nst is already large one,
oi,3oet every club IN vicinity OF the enlarged
New York being represented
The NOnDarcM cubs intermediate crew IN the
7 ong Island Regatta viii he Crawford. Nclo Simp-
t"n and Northern with Frank Heath. coxswain.
Thc iunior crew will be Album. Marholtz, Honan
and Newton . to- : QUO Coo, ,,, 49,, .
M ~ / Newman. r. Yankauer a. Meyers. b.
I,troldo with d. DutlOn as coXswain went 20 Fort
.i,,tior Yesterday 20 visit some Of their brother
members who are stationed there with the 22d
Hcrimsut Among them are ). Davis, Lieutenant
G. G. Moses ana }. LoeWl. - d. l,. ,.
20 write TO the police to ask that men IN nude con-
Ii,tnn be prevented from bathing In the Harlem
49, IN The clubhouse. The club has a large num-
49, Of VISITORS especially on Sundays
r,ho Nautilus Boat clubs Junior four now rowing
IN The I-uion's clubhouse the Harlem for the
nn,ninp Long Island Regatta, is improving fast
vnder the watchful guidance Of John Fitzpatrick.
the professional sculer ,, ~, -, .
THE Palisade Boat Club. OF fonkers, VIII have its
,,snaI Independence Day celebration this year EX-
,"Ws,ve prcpa rations being made by the club TO
NIKE This years celebration surpass all those OF