The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-07
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ROWING.

ROWING.
Harlem Oarsmen Get Entries for the
National Regatta AT Baltimore.
The Harlem River crews which are to take
part in the national regatta at Baltimore
took their fral workouts yesterday afternoon
for their events. 1t is the last hard work
that any one Of them will do. although few
may take light paddles over the course in
their spare time between now and Thursday.
| The octoped. rowing almost in the same
makeup as it will have when competing
against the schuylkill eight. took a long row
in the afternoon. going about nine miles.
! This boat Ia moving well and the chances
| in the race are brilliant. Capt Jack Nagle
Of the Harlem Rowing Club. said yesterday:
This race will be one of the best thin "a
for rowing that has been turned loose in a
long time. 1t lie going to boom both scullin q
and sweep rowing. This year New York
and Philadelphia are the only contestants.
Next year Boston and Washin gton are sure
to have crews In. and the intercty rivalry
| will result In general boom for the sport.
| That Ia what rowing needs and therefore
the race marks a big step forward for those
who are trying to gain more adherents for
| the game"
In the octoped we're: jackson. bow: Nagle.
2; Stivers. 3; MehrhofY, 4: Hoben. 5; Wesley. Q:
Shepherd. I; Titus. stroke: Smyth. coxswain.
| The men are perfectly satisfied with the
| make up and they say that the boat moves
exceptionally well
The Atalanta pair. Mulcahy and Marley
known now as the Dutch double since their
! victory abroad did not take n row Yesterday
Mulcahy had some work to do. and the chances
| are that the two will not do much rowing
before they race at Baltimore. O'Neil Of the
| Atalantas. who is to row In the intermediate
singles at Baltimore. took short paddle.
The club has great hopes OF O'Neil and it la
expected that he will be well to the fore,
The publication of the entries for the Ma
tional Regatta was the interesting feature OF
the day. There was some surprise that the
name OF Fred Shepheard Of the Seawanhakas
did not appear In the list for the champion
| ship singles. inasmuch as he had beaten all
the other competitors. But as Shepheard Ia
entered to row with his club crew In the senior
and international fours and in the eight cared
intercity ootoped race. as we'll as In the asso-
citation singles, IL is likely that he considers
these enough for the two days.
In the intermediate sin giles, besides O'Neil
of the Atalantas, New York is represented by
Durando Miller Of the New York A. c. Jim
Ten Eyck, Jr,, son Of the coach OF the SYRIA
cuse University crews. is entered to repre-
sent the Wachusett Boat Club. Young
Ten Eyck has been praised for his soulling
ability by Courtney of Cornell and O'Dea
a fine chance. The Detroit b. G. sends lltred
Craig. while Walter Stokes. University Barge
Club. Philadelphia; W. R. Klare. Arundel B.
c., Baltimore. and Daniel F. MACEDONIAN. Po-
tomac B. c.. are the other entrants
Shepherd Of the Seawanhakas Is en-
tered In the association single sculls, where
| he will meet John Hoben of the Ravens
woods: Frank Wesley of the Bohemlans;
| Fuessel OF the Harlem r. C. from this city,
| and young Ten Eyck; R. A. Flautt of the
West End r. G.. New Orleans: E. MCGEE OF the
Toronto r. c.. and W. B. West OF the Undne
Barge Club. Philadelphia.
| The championship class has as entrants
Titus Of the Nonpariels, Hoben. Ravens
wood: Wesley. First Bohemian; Dufiield De-
troit B. c.. and Greer of the East Boston A. A.
1t looks to many that. with Shepheard out
this is a soft spot for Hoben.
The Intermediate doubles has only two
| entries, John Fortune and George Korwan,
Redin ston and j. T. DAILY Of the Potomac b. C.
the glory in the senior double SOULS. II Titus
and Steinkamp Of the Nonpareils. start
against Mulcahy and varley Of the Atalantas.
not care to exert hi. himself uGduly BY starting
r re G.. Canada. and the, philadelphia Barge
New Yorf ereWs are the only boats
entered in the intermediate pair cared shell
Francis and Hughes Of the Unions will row
row rss"a against inst he Araenauts Of Canada. the
ih . %.. p s.ss ee g. n a .en eS
pair-oared shells. There are no local entries
10 the intermediate four cared shell race nor
The senior, four has the seawanhakas as
the New York entry Try their make up and that
O. tne,r L nw rrad shSnhsar "a %
Moand s city. St. Lepis.Frank Jaeger, bow;
stroke. ''. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Feliowes, bow:
p r. Mackenzie, 2: T p Grubbe, 3; Joseph
Trfhf Em sssSas e. Massey JIas Way bay
stroke. and the, Winnipeg four; The latter
entry was accepted a h at speGlal meeting of
terday., The Winnipeg crew is in the inter-
In the international fours. the New York
A. &. and the seawanhakas again are repre-
ssnted The d entries ,t x OF al the crews except
s srs A ri i Bst sf"% Hewar
bow George Lewis q Preston Lew is, 81
zimm Sow Hfrftf hun Ms" icrJ Quinn
s1 Ss .oS. HS- &c pss in sse fs"er
Horace W. Barber. rowed. stroke in the
Georgetown crew, which finished third at
ronto, Potomacs OF Washington, West Phila-
delphiH b. and the Detroit r; G. ha&ye en-
makeup is: John &. Herbert. bow; Walter II.
pmmphrey, 2: r.. II. stettie, 3: @. Brasch. 4:
William Mshrhof. s: F. W. Stettig. Jr... q;
George J.. Wiemann, Jr., coxswain.
The Philadelphia octoped that will meet
R. c. Lockwood. q c. B. Wood. 3: ". b. vii
liams. 4: A. j. Henry, s: p. N. Kirk, q: +.
Cresser, 7; r. r. Zane. stroke; l.. c. Abells.
coxswain
n. r. Zane. the stroke, was for three years
stroke Of the University Of Pennsylvania