New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
ROWING.
PROGRAMME OF THE NATIONAL RE-
GATTA ON THE HARLEM.

Preparations are going on apace for the Ma
tional regatta of the oarsmen on the Harlem. and
last night the Regatta Committee gave out the
list of races they will be rowed on each day of
the three days meeting The list is as follows
July 19-2 p. m, senior double sculls; 2:30 p
m, intermediate four Dared shells; p. m, pair
Dared shells; $3.50 p m. senior four cared shells
Jeffries Point Boat Club and Institute Boat
Club p, m. intermediate single SOULS
first heat Brignolia, GemorneH. trial; 430 p. m
international double sculls. Laureate Boat Club
Union Boat Club. and Nassau Boat Club; p
m, association single sculs first heaD. Kubick
Marsh. Monaghan; $50 p. m. senior four cared
shells -Chrst heat, Detroit Boat Club. Wachusetts
Boat Club: p. m, senior eight cared shells
July 90 p. m. Paris single SOULS; 23o p. m.
intermediate single sculs (second heaO, Greer and
Powers p. m, intermediate double sculls (sec-
ond heat) Crescent Boat Club. Atalanta Boat Club.
Detroit Boat Club, NonpareH Boat Club; $50 p
m. senior four Dared shells (second heaO Vesper
Boat Club wachusetts Boat Club: p. m,
citation single sculls (second heaU, Bond. Greer,
Titus 4:S0 intermediate eight cared shells final
heaO; p. m, Paris four cared shells Second
heaO, Vesper Boat Club Institute Boat Club
Jenrles Point Boat Club
July 2l-2 p. Paris four cared shells dinal
heat; 29O p m. Paris single sculs final heaD;
D. m intermediate eight cared shells dinal heaOi
$50 p. m, senior four cared shells dinal heaD;
D. m. intermediate four cared shells t1naI
heaO; m. championship single sculls; $50
cared shells
II has been decided that where there are only
two contesting sculers. crews, in a heat the
winner only shall be allowed to row in the finals
Where there are than two in heat the
winner and second crew will be permitted to row
in the finals.
One of the most interesting points to local oars
men In the coming regatta Is whether John Ru-
nohr the fastest sculler in this city, will be per
mItted TO row He is a member OF the Harlem
Rowing Club one of the most active rowing or
alton championship at the National regatta in
Boston last YEAR Before that he the amateur
challenged by the Canadian oarsmen' as " was at
Poston II was said that the evidence Whch the
Canadians had in support OF their charges against
him did jOt reach Boston IN lHiS ISlst eSL eSL
the Executive Committee OF the National Assocl-
alton of Amateur Oarsmen to take action on II
II was supposed that the matter had been dropped
hut as il has been brought up again the
National association will have TO decide on
Rumohr's standing an amateur al us meeting
Oarsmen in general hope that Rumohr VIII oe
able to refute the charges against him. because II
is conceded that he IS not only great SCuTt, 1I
probably the only man likely 10 give lhe woIIu ;
champion Edward Hanlon Ten Eycki all ne can
do TO secure both championship ana Parls singles
~ Friends Of Rumohr declare that the charges
against him are based on irregular proceed
ing OF his the National regatta in Detroit some
have been made against him then, not years after
ward. Then is said that the Canadians charSe
His friends point to the fact that the amateur
scullers of England when seeking chanplonship
honors often have two or more professionals III
II is said that the Harlem Rowing Club will
make a strong fight against his DISQUALIFICATION and
If this is attempted there Will 9e HNeIy utLes
some of the old members will tell things that many
younger ones know nothing Of