New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
ROWING.
SPLENDID SPORT AT THE NATIONAL
REGATTA on THE SCHCYLKILL.
WESTERN MEN CAPTURE ARAcE-rENNsYLvAyrA
EIGHT HEATS TIE ARGONAUTs.

anchored near the finish line. crowded wlh
spectators and thousands OF others were lined up
both sides OF the river the entire cOursc.
The weather conditions most favorable. and
the time made IN several of the races ex-
trcmoly fast The finishes In all the events were Of
the closest kind and taken altogether. the regatta
the best and most successful ever he'd by the
association.
II not the number Of tho entries. but the
quality OF the oarsrnen that made sport inter
cstng and pleasing. The fact that the young
worlds champion amateur scullcr, Edward Hanlan
Ten Eyck TO proved sufficient Induce
mcnt In itself 10 draw big crowd. 1t WAS well
known that he would have walkovcr. as some Of
the best mca In the land 10 be pitted against
him. Iic rowed in his finest form and after a
pretty struggle the senior single SOULS with
something to spare
NETWORK WELL REPRESENTED
Ncw-Yorktwas well represented at the regatta.
the Goihamitc contingent numbering several hun
drcd and including Thomas f. Hcnernan president
OF the Union Boat club. NJ +. Boiand. Thomas J.
Quinn Alfred g. Wolf Frederick Vllmar Charles
Godles. Jack" Magic. Frederick r. For'mcyer.
James Plklngton James Mccartney joan II.
Abel James Kane James Francis. Bayar1 Fuller.
James Farrelly. \. VI MIcahy. jr.. Joseph Mah"r.
Mark Brennan Charles J.. Durham. stove" Dolan
and Edward Conncil \ noiahl" feature Of tho re-
sata was the large number ~ old-time champion
scuicrs that # brought together. Among them
were Waace Ross. George Lee. Edward ianlan.
Frederick Plas'od and Ellis Wsrd
\" '"'.1as 'I''' @P''''l 10 20 interested III me
longing 70 thc s.,,,vl,,u Nav, and Id bv ,.ommo-
doro c,-riupfon E,.n N,vor Warvi.k .hovcd bl4
arpreci,iion hv being ON hand both d,y. 10 witness
the rowing.
Before The racing today the members 81 the TX
ocutiNe Committee o. ire aSFooiation held moe.-
inc r2o,-5 NJ. oe,..-. g.. ,.. ,,~ .h. ..... ,..,-.
,,,, -
JuHHS j. Manr. metropolitan Boat 'I1o. N""-York
president. CLAUDE x X,ppono Po'oua- Boat Cllo.
yy,ett,,,,,- .,...,..,i.,, t.t..t.t 3, 49,.
!" ''''-
meyer N""aiK y. d secretary. N"'eii H. FELTON,,
Se1vaulaka Boat club R-o.1lvu treasurer Tho
,ou,,,t,. ,- .,
were reelected serve :or three years. James Pil-
kington. YORK. u " Garfield Albany. Dr
Corn. l., D.. ,,., ,.... =,
"'"ft" T. Root TmifH"ipHi'. ana fr' I'rirk j.
For'mcycr Newark.
'-''} "'f'n i''mp'Iy ~ i'm' ana
were wei managed throughout IT," huylkI
River rouf> ie a rlo.t beautiful or. Winding .. j.,
docs rieh, through ,hc ccr,re of F,.rmoun. p,rk.
the peoples pleasure ground The river is 80 shall
low 10 places. hoaoyer. taat craft llrs" enough 20
b" used for Judges AMI press boats nave an gneom-
Portable fashion ~ running on % rork AMI -ii-kin
n''". This BE- rather provoking A. fines - out-of-
town newspaper mon desiring T., catch trains
CHAMPION TEN EY. IS WINS EASILY
To" hrst race ~ The afternoon US -" senior
singh" sruils. IN which Edward " Ter Eyck '1.
.,....
'"'"'''' '''N P''' '''@ '""''E I'''h'I '''''''
H. Lewis. aieo started. tn" other contestants were
q : TI.ts ~ %.U- 6rl.ars .rd 4. b. cordr,,r
- - - 49,
Ut TORONTO IN" race wa % pr"tfY "Niiiiii'n or
~" ar 81 scuNuE Tho start We q perfect ono
LOWS got ~ with a lirnp and fe.l fof 'h. Airs, ~
'''''' ''
Y"''' ~" "'@ soon 'F"ih''.'' h' l'i I.'' r. now
ever ana '' ih' quarter mn" me latter htd gained
a l.rg,h Louis fh., spurfed and had a slight lea
n, ,he balf.r,,,l. Goldman had been rowing a lat
" ~ ''''' ''''' '''" '' '' '''''.@ - 81
sVok" ana was only q Nv f'"i behind j."
Ten Eyck made the turn nrst closely followed by
,t. cota,,,, -. 49, 80 .rt.,, 80, -
w. ~ 49, ~
10" row nom" Ten Eyok n'rl th@ sam" easy stroke
TN. he had done fn tho frs, half - ft. race and
kc,, a i,,e,b ahead ~ ht. ,.,,..t ,o,.,c,i,or
.r. ,, ~ 49,. -. ,
goldman u,s =, d.sr,r,,o ono Tho, .,.,,cd an -.