New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
ROWING.
THREE REGATTAS HELD IN A DAY BY
THE OARSMEN

The oarsmen are making good use OF their OBJ
pOrtunities before the season closes. and no less
than three regattas were held in this city and
vicinity yesterday.
The New-York Athletic Club held its annual meet
for brawny and muscular oarsmen at Travers Isl
and; the Dauntless Rowing Club. OF the strong
est and most popular organizations in the world OF
aquatics had its thirty-seventh annual regatta on
the Harlem, and the Palisades Boat Club. of YOnk-
ers. held high carnival the Hudson.
The outing of the New-York Athletic Club.
usual, was largely attended. and the clubhouse
balconies and the lawns were frightened by the
gay attire of the women friends OF the members.
The programme of was a most interesting
one anG the large number OF Oarsmen who par
uclpated in them shows COnvinCingiy the
SANITATION mas mucn good rowing material await
Much interest was taken in the race for eight
Dared shells. IN which three crews took part. and
IN MI tne Genupede race IN which so many crews
The eight cared shell race was by a length
second and third crews. one Of the most exciting
baTees v,bir5 way W. saJ o. 'e es[ car go
a wonderfully we'll rowed race. considering that
men thin men a&d Sou3 Snd old mem meme Many Of
them had not pulled an oar for years
contestants, caught a crab and upset, and at the
conclusion of the race when the screw Of the
referees launch picked up buoy line. which made
dinner ey o made up for R 1S%e when her Rsg
The summaries:
single SOULS (handicap,-won by E P Reynolds qS
seconds; ". G. Douglas - seconds. second; b L
Zinm 90 seconds, third Time, 4.2s- A G. keans
scratch ]. H Anderson 90 seconds. J R Pope I'D
seconds, P Fl Moore - seconds and W D Lyons 90
seconds also rowed-
Centipede race lhrst heat-won by ]. r Anderson
A G. Keane. E \. Freshman, H 6. Frazer; c. Lyon
Z J; heane, W. D Lyon, J. H Bell second: D. c.
smythe; D Campbell l. H Moore. R R Wallace. third
second heat-von by B. L zrnrn. W c. Douglas. L
Fitzgerald. jr.. L. O Hebberd: f ? Reynolds, J. D.
Pedelford H Lyons. F. Cobb second. P. L Howard.
A r Pope, H. A Jackson, NJ. Kasche. third
Final heat-Won by 3. 7. Zmm's crew No time
taken
Pair cared gigs drst. heau-won by W D Lyons.
bow; a r Pope. stroke; J. R Anderson coxswstn-
L. G. Carr, bow, W H Morgan. stroke; D W. Douglas
cOxswain, second l. II. Hibberd. J. H. Peletord
stroke. II H. Moore cOXsvaln did not finish Time 5tS
lard. P =. Moore. c. Lyons. bow
W J. Place, d Snnyhe coXswain, second
W r STEELE. how. 2. d Freshman stroke, H : Lyons
coXswain, disqualified for fouIing second
Final heat-WOn by n. 7 Frazer, bow, w ". Willard
stroke; T. r. Moore cOxswain No time taken
Huckeberry Indians eight-Oared barges-Won BY =. A
r. StoIl \ o. TouSsaiCr II. Ldefert, FREDERICK
Nilmar. F. NtenaCht, stroke. w H Morgan. CoxBUa1n
H. W Peckweu, D. F. Carrie r. a Brown. R G
Irving. Trne-2-?O
Eight cared sheus-von by J. Bedford. z. W. Scott.
J.. Place. w G. Douglas. NJ p. STEELE D. Campbell.
+. Cobb. Fl. II. Jackson n. G. Smythe, eoxswain. R
r. Wallace, H II. Moore - Lyon L. Fitzgerald P. II.
Moore. ". ". Willard E Zirnm. ]. r Anderson. W.
H Morgan. coxswan. G. Carr. P L. Howard.
Hibberd. A r. Pope. q. A Freshman, A G. keanes
o. J. stephens E. ?. Reynolds, coxsTan. third Time
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