The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-10
ROWING.
A Good Entry List for tho Long Island Re-
Eatta Next Saturday.

A Good Entry List for tho Long Island Re-
Eatta Next Saturday.
Secretary r. H. Pelton OF the Long Island
Rowing Association was one OF six -oared barge
crew that rowed over from the Seawanhaka
Boat Club to the Harlem River yesterday to
collect belated entries for the annual regatta OF
the association on next Saturday of North
Beach
Tho course lie now one and considered By
experts better than any previously selected by
the officials The eight-oared shell race Is a
novelty for Long Island regattas. and will be
the means OF bringing the Crescent A. G. into
open races again. The Crescents have not
participated In q Long Island regatta for the
past seven years. but they have strong eight
entered. There are eight aspirants for Junior
honors In the single shell event. Three crews
have entered the intermediate four-oared race
for the Flushing CUP. presented by John +.
Rogers. including the Nassau four. stroked by
George Jacoby. With one execution the four
is made up of the same men who won the junior
gig race at the Harlem regatta on Decoration
Day in such impressive style. Harry Powers
will row bow on Saturday in place OF l.. NJ.
Mackey. who is not in condition. The follow
ing are the entries:
Junior Single sheils-v Van de verg. wahnetsh
H. Co. Max Hrsch. wyanoke b. O.; F. Berdal. Bohe-
milan b. C; +. Scannell. Harlem r. c.: J. p. Dastne.
Dauntless Il. c.: W. Dunn. brooklyn h. c.; j. r..
Crawford, New York A. c.. and J. Dixon. Flushing
BE-
Junior Double Gigs-Ncw Rochelle r. CO. l..
Habherton. how; II. 8 Clarke. stroke. Nonparel II.
C.-Charles Hoffman, bow; II. T. Crawford. stroke.
Junior Four.oarod Shells Nautilus B. Oh. X.
Zust. bow: A. II. Gilmour. 2; C. F. Gsetjons. 8: j. q.
Mackin, stroke: seawanhaka b. CT; Teeyes, bow;
K M%Fy y Wss Sdw Hu
line, 2 d whitney 2; Daley stroke
G. BATE bow; ". NaurGton, s,roG". SyawanhakA
y C.-R F. fa,nham, bow; Theodore Nosseer
Pour. cared Bargcs--Rosedale b. ca. Bucklen
bow ! I, Lane ,: 2 l.. Neinhard' .; Damn
how; o. I. 0senkop, Jr 2, F. Breuei 3; g. Cool
H. K lust bow; T. Il i@ 1M H GaStens 81
Mf E 'F Iaya bow o. A fpSt4t y Nun
n@rher 8; Jordan. stroke, 7 scannel. cosswain,,
John G"s jaFSs =
ham. 3; John Kiehi stroke; c, odg.truc. co1swain
Mehrhon. .. George Jacoby, strokc George VIE.
mans, coisSain., Union j, ell, IieFtbers, bow;
jnnof EiShtosSred s4ellsFir.t Bohemian p. g.
pisel. 3: F Cnraste = J. K.sPaT, 5; r. Nortseh. ="
co 1!Ss T. ); Altman o' Eanser s. J. Stein
co1swain. Crescent A CT ii Jewell. bow; j. j
heary, g; Frank Ienks,, 3; W; r, Bgelow;, q M
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Wrecks, stroke; BIinckerhof or Cole, coXswan.
1t has been decided to hold the annual re-
gatta OF the Middle States Regatta Association
at Philadelph Ia on Labor Day. The place was
left open at the annual meeting. but the i'm
preston prevailed at the time that the Harlem
River would be selected in view Of the success
Of the fixture under local auspices last year
The Quakers. however. came forward with
strong bid and. much to the disappointment
OF the Harlem clubs. got the plum. r. +. MILL
gan. a former President of the Pennsy vana
Barge Club. is the main worker for the regatta
He has In view a special attraction race
between the Pennsylvania Barge Club eight
the national cham pions. and the ArGonauts
who competed at the Henley Regatta. Tho
subject was preached to the Argonaut repre-
sentatives before the crew sailed for England
They agreed to consider the proposition and a
favorable reply is hoped for when tho Cana
dams return.
FLUSHING July9-A four red race between
the Perfecto and Supcrba crews was the feature
OF the series Of aquatic sports under the
auspices OF the Wahnetah Boat Club this
afternoon The course was on the Flushing
Creek. from the dye works flock to the float OF
the boat club. a distance OF half mile. Tho
Superhas led from the start and crossed the
finish several yards ahead OF their opponents
The winning crew was: Joseph Burns. bow !:
Percy Graves. .: j. Crowell. 3: Benjamin Won
Shally, stroke: Harry Barron, coxswain. In
the half mile swimming race William Methven.
Jr.. John sutton. Joseph Burns and Harry
Barron finished In tho order named.