The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-22
AMATEUR oARSMEN MEET.
NATIONAL REGATTA Will BE R0WED
ON THE CHARLES RIVER

| ~ Uawlr a. Nhotnn TO- TO0N NJ n,,,kHra 0f
yy,nn,nr Crsvs wan ne selected 10 ROW
tn arisHosr.ma u.dIov Rc,nstotsd. and
PbilndelphIa Ia Plensed-Revised Rules.
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me nSeeuIVe Oh .he Na'iT ,na.
,hs neTt throo seasons TSs moetino was an
open o%S one and many local oarsmen attended to
tesr the importnnt casss disposed Of and OBJ
t nSpF Information STo 1%tTr,'P rse SpsHn I'I tSe forthcoming p1 Son n
r~egattas. The following delegates were present:
Jr,,r, n M,br Nav yort chairman, Fred r.
'uhuH ~ mNhr' j" '"A' nairhsn FIeu ~
Fortmeyer. Newark. Secretary; Robert II. Pelton,
Brooklyn. treasurer, James riikinGton. New York.
y, e'ouusan "" na.eo"' :, W W. anns.,s ~,
waiter simpson bostoh' henry W o"rnoiu. ~
banyi o. n z'ppone' Washington D. % and W T.
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AS anticipated, a cessation came on IRON
90 pUst ,ha n "gSfS y, T ho,d,rr ,hn n.tionoi pu
loi tne prlyleko ol RoIu.hE ny na'lon =
gatta this year. New YORK ana Albany retlreu
in favor of tho New Englanders, and the COM
n,ittes votod 10 hold the regatta Mt poston ON
ml.Seo voIeS % nSiu ~ ieS 40 ~ 90 O'''N 'H
The report of the committee. appointed to
neRo'ate LOT repres7nta1ioh az = 'oai'
brought James Pilkington to his feet, He made
a strong plea to secure foriNew York the ma
tonal regatta next year from wnicn some o.
tne n winni mi tS crews EsD will pc seie''eo 10 represent
Nc despits =" n,orn oomII No ,,ter h,t p;,l,nr.
no ueHnlte move cou'u DC lahen. ou' iLh'nk-
feelings Of the delegates. and there is little
donht that tbo roS,tt, IN 1000 will be held in
t tnii 81 city s. and th9 fto a s sSS team % OF S 9arsn fSa
VIII Ue SWSle a Tu mon of I Dsty wifn pnt IN u a XII fooss
the pTeierepse for t Y regatta IN h9Ol; when
Secretary Tort@sysr read q REORGANIZATION
citation ;Gontradic}ing the the r ,SS, Nv which hiSan sp.
I'VE w9ald Il fqt%rs e barred: Ihs letter
fH{ enIev VIII VIII b snt The r" same as biittbSert y and that
ali aifn GsnS Mhii q American IN amateur eui"e oarsmen VIII
be %eiG9me' such entries must De seh' IN ny
= \, Doyle Of Boston resigned as a m & FsT
81 me same CITY was unanimously ele''eu III
TIf pusIta9iSn! strietpgsss Of the association soIasdsn
f tin Smg Smf the ev enfssi0" A p peeuliar case eHseo Was
Of the Pennsylyania Barge Club. The Phila-
ststE%s 6imSsIii. i, ana d S ami H. t6 3 . iESr 5sS5
pa aTnisr mf 20 boH ne b nGn Tianna IHis T bv a .n npanpt
NOUS n"51s' vote, 10 nave III" 0''au''lsu W . na''
Of idr H r.i + hs DSlane@f. The h. old b15 Poster SdSa5 9r pq6fsssion:
SGrtI6S o as f his case and 1t was on notion laid
J. L. Murphy and g. Z. Otto OF Springfield.
eTcsca W n@ s fSW SnpI In dPifE or rei EaSgT lHt t' Theirr
49, - - - IL, e, Il, IL, a, =, -, - Ittaa.
c2ses weLt referred 70 ahs IoiIo"IIs W9hfHai.eej
MaI'er SuimppSISon' onairhah' H. W. ""rhe'u
ana James flIkihgton: u,ul 90
Nm AH9 q ne. n o!u WIN w9 9sr 5iean;, h ,;ae;d as Iong AGO o
as POL, app!ieu lop einstaIemeHtc 80 ", uai-
Helu aId Janles niin:hstoh sp y li goI oW WS1
gry Vi tns pnehve wn ha la ie - ~ n LAVE Sontbsrn
snorts Loaf TnonaV on him at WASHINGTON
49, IL. na,h hnva rynn bis
anu 'hSusnEw oPPe coWXaa n1s W." anots
re-. "r; w U Wv - nannp oN NJ
stroLlRiy. IN ms FAVOR, anu On motl9n OF
MI. Plktnaton he was reinstated oyunanlmous
vote. A committee, consisting, OF y. X. Zap
pOne. II. W: Gar1sid ana L. H.. fortmeyer., ap-
pSointed 70 inyesrgaSe me case q =: 2; tnus.
houns 2ieI 'ythnas'Lw 1IuY neW tooae Is
ttSee eyi Ter ~ fbev could Ind no reason why he |
"a q w u u - ~ av " N"U nv ~ "N' 40
i NJ Oh u,dloy .bo notad phiI,
deIphin sculler. then came up for discussion.
He arplied for reinstatement, and his applica-
ton vas backed up by resolutions passed by
tho Pennsylvania Barge Club and tho Vesper
Jioat Club OF Phfladelphia, Conrad Berens,
a member Of the committee who originally
investigated the case. also wrote a letter In
favor of the applicant. h. w. Ga rfield, one OF
the men. most emphatic In maintaining the
justice OF Hedley's disqualification said that
he thought the oarsman had been sufficiently