The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-24
ROHING.
A Pine Entry List for the National Regatta
Mt Boston.

A Fine Entry List for the National Regatta
mt Boston.
The Regatta Committee OF the National As.
ISOLATION OF Amateur Oarsmen held meeting
at the Hotel Marlborough Yesterday afternoon
to consider the entries for tho twenty seventh
annual regatta. which will be held on the
Charles River. Boston. on next Friday and Sat-
urday. The following were present:
Waiter impson and J. p For. Boston; Claude
r. Zsppqni. Washington. u. c c. W. Pre!sendancs.
Philadelphia: r. II, Pelton Brooklyn: Julius d.
Mahr james W. Pilking'on and Fred h. Fortrneyer.
New York.
Secretary Fortmeyer reported that large
and representative entry had peen received
and that the quality of the crews was far above
the average. The committee is determined to
leave no stone unturned TO have the races won
by men whose status as amateurs is unques-
tonable. and issued a notice calling on any
person having knowledge OF the ineigibility q
any oi the entries TO notify the Secretary Of
airy charges against them.
have previously won an association champions
shin is APPARENTLY success. JoSeeph Mcguire
boston have thrown down the Gantiet 10
Champion Edward H. Ten Eyck. The race
ton Of is' reT 2 0H interest," ee M
tache,s to the struggle between Mcguire and
Ten Eyck: The former has an uni beaten record
and in New England Is a warm favorite over
the Henley winner. The senior eieht-oared
shell race promises to attract even more atten-
ton than the race for the individual champion.
shin. Five crews. each with a gilt edged repu.
tation. have entered The intermedtate and
association single scuN races have filled well
and trial heats will have to be rowed on the
opening day.
selected the following officials .s'
Cmpire. Walter simpson. Boston. and Henry W.
aInS BaTre BamdSe Meo5 5.i pb SG
fsf ii Ka5 S 81 YSTi oGP M. Abel va na
ss.:,er a and IN L q DuseFlo Philsde!phiI starter.
sSTs and Fred yp 5I Nv 1ott Jnage. a, ,pTR.
c. Mckcun, Springfield
The committee decided on the following
order Of events:
FIR, Dev-Patr.osred shells heats in intermediate
singles. heats in ASSOCIATION singles senior four
Dared shells, senior double sculls. intermediate
second Day FINAL in intermediate singles. nn.l
double SOULS, champion single SOULS, senior eight
AGrand stand 800 feet long will be erected
OF all the turn races. The clubs entered are
seluested TO bring their national and club
The races will be started at 3 O'Clock each day
The following are the entries:
Internal onal Single Sculls-James Cooper Mason,
C. Springfield Mass; John wise, Boston 4. a: L.
ktns6 a5teS jtif,s: f,iqS Es.s B%;,2a
! WscDusst, b c. Worcester
A:;Ss,'i9n stp,@T snsiS scnL;-ehsrlss Bqlser
Boston 4. A.. James b. Juvenal, Pennsylvania Barys
& Eobsi' 2 hl1ks Union Boat clnb, bo,.oR;
Titus, Young Mems (iymnast,e II. l.. New orleans.
I'm fy"s Wins! B. G. Wc9essi s f JSseph +
whi'sas.3 Ts'i b Ga 81 RS.sa x
r''R s" yr G'@fEe PeTMgy stroke. DArnteis
ka;.1 ,,Fot lem: :ge''as I.toqs and
M,s MILF !o'fRh Fl fsr G4 TaH Bur-
Reed, Jr, seaxanhaka p. c; Brookly n-Robert E.
leo ste,ens Union y, G. Bo..@n-J P Gardner.
SGT Mi Is9 sEok IIng Men, bH4
+: DepouIeile, stoke; Substitutes. V. lie Beun and
Jane. Henderson. bow: william weinand. .trok.
b sa1S aia bow :,ss 2sst .as.
Wor M%f A T. Ten Ell Son Gsst B.
sSniqT Pa,;;oarsd sPsl!.TP,nn;yly.ni. R.yr.
substitute. Marsh and James b. Iu,erA!. e.per
sE9.s M S6s carr
9rs o1S .7as bS6 r. c
Il Nog.ne.chsrj 3; 'ThYmss Jordan; bow: .nbsti:
jF. :: A Q. ke.ns., ); G Radsiiae, stroke a
will. on,aro-Har1ld Fraser. bow; c 7. Wilkinson.
car. F. EShs 's s4 obn
q Mr. N,Ts!; DiS%p;sy .:5okf :sSssi1's'.
s: LSai;n. Sa"rs bos a Hsary fredsn1h, :;
| william kar.ch. O. F. pummer:h. stroke: substi.
! senior ln.eru>tl!nal Four,oared saells-Brock.
vile R c-h,rgid Fraser. bow: 6 r. Wilkinson: 2:
| voers. bow, Henry Trederichs. . william karscL.
3: Dnlnnasrsh; stroke; substitutes. Z, Habenich;
la,ermeqiste Elsh; Dared ,shells-At,n,a B C.
smth 3 p ib BTs'naAaq + b5odsFtsk Ont:
.Sa So {@rf s1 t1R 1.i nl;e'tsS.:
Rn eaH Il IN B5s .n + Il coS6 : l.
Ander>. n. stroke d ., smi II, ro1swa!n. snbstl.
and nsc IrnsF ti:p fSsti III kiPsns
| ! Il shane. boa. " Klng. :; j H1yEerty. 3;
aMn nds w. tPo sfro.t 7'@b'e Love eo r.
Moan: sH,:i mn S g t, HAsSAF'y 'r h.
s-nor Z Zht Dared shells -Knickerbocker A.. C..
aH" J. & sa1 Sss%sy beh!sy .'Fats
ohl M;,c.lan;e 1;d l. Ns9., ~ Mi,lsFsam ,: 6:
J; {; GOLDEN . J An,5Fsr;si Ly%s::
TIA M,Toas :2 Ines Don a@s i B9 Mss
SSeys Yark 4 e I w.a"e, BOY; J Campbell, !;
Traniitr, :; F VI. t.ob. !; ]. i. AqdsEs9n. .,Fots;
sS, Rs. Ses'fs R, 5sFn ssnb:
~ ANA barge, club II q. scott, pow; jams +.
Den >: HUGH MUnosuGu, 3. VI Ruesenberg,
= Phillip Kun -, b J1hp y. EIley, ii Eiwara
Marsh. James =. suve hal stroke. substitutes,
Homer Meade A. e McClUskey Joseph Dempsey and
P j. Wall E,srer At ClIb Philadelphia VI.
Paterson. tow. q. Lnerer ". Carr. q; Crs-ser,
W FuclLrr. 2. II. De Bavcko, =. y. McClanaghsn,
:: !. MctlAnsghan, stroke. L. [. Abel corsvatn;
substitutes W Brsdy. " Wark. X. Harlhn.er and
U. TAoEn.
Field Day Of the Montclair Christians.
" ,NrCTArR July ~ The annual held day Of tho
VI ntclAlr y. VI, Z. A was held yesterday tho
grounds Il the EtrlaIr 4. 4. J. Calder .distIu.
rulshcI himself winning the 3i,-yArl -aD -yard
and oue.IuiI- rms. lie summaries:
Running Br al Ju;.I-NCil by ]. T.. Batter. J. cal.
der second, II. II. STUART third. Distance l. fests
In hes.
High Jump Won ly !. T. Batten V. T. Smith SEQ
ont. 4 Drld thru. HClght > lie { inch.
PUtlLg ,He Shot-Wou by X. Banner, F. 4. Cary
second @ arsLtr third. Distance. 30 feet inrksa,
Polr ysnlt.Wop ny II. ". stuart. II. ka..mani
second v +. Smith tAIr l. II light. feet Ia inches.
l'o-Yard D5sa--won by J. T. BAtteu. f. A Cary
secaLt ". r.. STYLES thiu'i Tine II seconds
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