The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
ROWING.
Boat Clubs to Move A9ain-Tftus Has a
Novelty I'm Hollow SOULS.

Within a few days "scullers' Row will be
subjected to another change and those half
a dozen clubs which have done considerable
migratory work in the past few years will
have to undergo another overbauling. COM
missioner Eustis visited the Row yesterday.
and ne notified the club captains that the
work OF filing in the bulkhead OF Maoomb i
Dam Park would begin this week. Two or
three of the houses will be lacked up and
couple will remain on their present spiles
and the space around them will be filed up
TO the required level. One ub-the Nassau
will have to move out altogether. because
the three houses rest on RATS and will be
unmanaSeable when the filing begins. 1t
was learned at the Nassau that the houses
will! be lowed to-day or tomorrow directly
across the river and site located at the foot
OF lJsth street As soon az the frontage has
been filed In, the Nassaus will begin the cree
ton of a shinRle house on their present site
and dispose Of the old lighthouses to the
highest bidder Plans for the. new build
ing are already under way and over 5000
has been raised toward the construction
fund A sum of $4,000 will be needed al
together It is proposed that the house
viii be 100 feet in length by 70 feet IN width
on the first story. and II VIII De ntteu with
all the newest fixtures.
The weather yesterday was ideal for row
ing, md those oarsmcn VINO intend 10 90
some racing this fall were out 10 man.
There are three regattas In sight. the Long
Island, ON Aug. L. the National, on Aug. II
and Is. and the llaren on sept 10; ana , each
one OF the novelties Of the river Yesterday
was pair OF hollow souls exhibited by G.. :.
Titus Of the Atalanta Boat CLUB; Ihey
were the lightest ever seen ana created \
" 'df n rowing sharps The scnlls were not
weighed. but il was said their weight was
seven pounds. or something therea bouts, and
the a TO of h Ssn ssea %RRem & hs
anything new to show or anything iresh
to say he makes no secret OF either, ana mas
surprising way. Of taking the public into
his confidence The light, hollow oars were
the Titus sensation yesterday.
Frank Wesley Of the Bohemian B. G., who
expects TO take the measure of the best soul
lers in the country IN the senior singles az
Worcester was out yesterday aud made his
shell dance along the Speedway course !"
NJ u very fast gait, The sturdy "Boho has
improved of late and u VIII take a crnckIh
lack 10 come home n front OF him in the
National ,,. ,u.,,
showed real inclination for work YESTERDAY.
activity about the house. Capt, NaEle ana
Joe Maher shipped in a double and performsh
an hours hard work with the SOULS HON
man and Heath who will make bid for
honors in the Intermediate doubles AT Wor-
cestcr, took To the water ana went over -FOUR
miles at "a handy clip on the Speedway; -,
The Nassau b, c, will be representtd ~ we
National by an intermediate sculler In Grant.
and Junior and senior iourS ana a JUNIOR
scullor will carry the clubs rolors at Long
Island. ....,.,,,,
in the National by an intermediate" eight and
a senior double Under the careful tuition Gt
Count Gianinni, the men have started WORK
at TrANcrs Island ,.,..
annual regatta will be held on the old Guten-
burg course on saturday. Aug. -