The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-10
IN TRAINING AGAIN.
Wachusett Scullers Are
Preparing for the Fall
Regattas.

Wachusett scullers resumed training
at the lake yesterday. Ned Ten EycB
and Charlie Lewis were on the water
the latter going out twice and follow
ing the course he pursued before the
national regatta. Ten Eyck has moth
ing definite in mind, but Lewis has
| The talk of a race between him and
Amos Kubic of Springfield, who defeat
ed him in the first heat at the Quinsig-
amond International regatta, has at.
tanned considerable dimensions, and il
kubic is willing it won't be hard to ar
range a race. Worcester boating mer
want another race, especially those who
lost on Lewis. And Worcester mer
who won on Kubic are not displease6
at the prospects of another race. KubiC
would be backed by considerable money
IN this city If he raced Lewis again
several men who won on him Aug ]
say they would risk their winnings il
! another race is arranged.
herns did not take a spin yesterday
as the rigging of his shell is not ar
ranged to his liking. He will start in
again, however, as the Wachusetts in.
tend to send junior to the Labor day
regatta If it is held in Boston, and the
man VIII be either Kerns or Cass Col
iallofe. The two juniors will be given
tflal In order to see which would
pest represent the club. Both have
peen steadily at work for a good part
OF the season, and the faster man will
pe uecided on his merits. Neither can
lay claim to lack of condition.
The prospects of an eight-oared race
between the two crews which raced
aug. 1 are slim. The schoolboys are
Wlillng to continue their crew and row
II race can be arranged. The wa.
| chusett crew has concluded not to keer
| in training, NJ
Nothing has been done toward get
ing the canoelsts of the Lakesides and
q adldsslts together, but from the CON
Ildence shown by both clubs, there is
little doubt they will have a series o4
races before long. Considerable rival
| ry mas sprung up, especially in regard
70 Iouf-plade canoe racing, the Tatas-
slts making an apparently better show
ing against the Crescents than did the
Lakesides. Both were beaten about the
same distance, but the time made
| against the Tatassits was much faster
imam that made against the Lakesldes
II regatta can be arranged, they
would doubtless settle their differences
there II one is not arranged, the clubs
Will probably hold a dual meet for
racing purposes.
! Wachusett Boat club directors met in
the club house at the lake, last eve
ming, to audit bills and to look over
the books for delinquent members
They found several who have not made
as frequent visits to the treasurer as
they should, and the members will be
sent warning that time limit Is
set by the constitution for payment OF
back dues. Failure to observe the time
limit means that man sewers his con.
nection with the club, no vote of any
kind being necessary The director.
give sufficient warning.
Wapiti club held it's weekly dance a
its house on Long Island last evening
The weather was all that could be de
sired for dancing, and a large attend
ance enjoyed the amusement
Despite the GOODNESS of the air las
evening, there was tremendous Grove
at the minstrel show at Lincoln Parl
| theatre.