The evening world., 1906-05-21
OARSMEN TRAIN
FOR THE REGATTA

Rough water, caused by the meeting
OF 4 strong tide and a heavy north
west wind. again interfered yesterday
with the work OF the numerous crews
in training for the great meeting Or the
Harlem Regatta Association ON Memo
rial Day. However. nothing seems able
to keep the oarsmcn off the water.
Eddie Anderson. coach of the Daunt-
less Rowing club. WAS out carly in tho
morning with his junior tour-oired sic
crew. made up Of II. NJ Kuenne, j. +.
Kuehne. Barth and Knapp. which has
from an appearances a splendid chance
TO score In The coming regatta. Wooi.e,
the junior single sculler. tool a long
row in the morning and also appeared
on the river FOR a abort time In the
afternoon.
The ATLANTA boat club Was repre-
scented by a Junior double. composed OF
Randolph and Dudley, and a junior SIN
gle %sculler. Hughes About twenty mem
bers Of the Ataiantas journcyed around
to the Hudson and over 10 the Pal
isades in an e!ghI-oared barge. spend
Ing the greater part OF the day there.
Tho Junior eight-oared she'd crew o,
the Bohemian Boat Club had two hard
rows yesterday. putting iato their work
all the earnestness and vim Tor which
uremoers OF this club l4iye always
been noted. Budrie aad Wesley, TIE
Bono senior double. went through
their usual hard work. and Wesley Was
also seen in Il 81 gle smell. Major. tAe
intermediate single scu.ier OF tA.s c-uo
accompanied the dopD.e IN the m0rulng
and IS I~IulIog.u- every Gay.
capt. Jim breen. OF the Wyanokes.
toSether Win the club $ junior douole.
went over the course n the afternoon.
Brcen, IN q single. holding tae double
remarkably well.
Capt Callahan. the Nets" promising
sculler. VIII is 10 enter In the assOcla-
by, had a rrS against time over the
mile and d quarter Cour5e and Colered
IL in Cos, which was somewhat iof a
surprise TO MS friends. who, although
th9uRht MIN oipaple OF this speed.
Capt Stivers. OF tho Nassau Boat
club. was busy during the greater
part OF the day coaching his senior
qundruple souls crew. They appear
70 he moving very fast. and should
show up prominently IN the annual
regatta of The American Henley Assoc
c%iati"n ~ be held on next Saturday,
Nav 2tth. ~ Philadelphia The crew
VIII leave New York next Thursday
night.
Stettlg Brothers. the Nassau's inter.
mediate double scull crew. took an
active part in yesterdays training.
rowing about twenty miles. all told.
during the day. George Hayward, the
tHtcr.n"i ltte single sCullcr. who is also
rowinr with the centpcde crow, was
IN q single He ought to be well M
In front Ia the Intermediate single
race. for nc is training very conscien-
uous'y and displaying exceedingly
Unions put anoat during tho dav
af'lnh"r OF crews. among which were
aNuu.or octuple SOULS crew. "A iunIor
Gem ipric crew and a Junior fo|ur-oarei
zig crew Iicut. "rll' Moore mot WIN
"a serious accident IN the morning RIM.
Ming onto tho now famous log nile ON
tho Westchester side Of the river and
putting a new single shell OF com
The Nonparcli Rowing Club had the
lGrgef representation afoat OF n
organization on thc river. Their husky
Junior eight. coached hy Cant Georp.
Pcarse. had q long session on tho wa,nr
IN I've morning ana n time row IN me
afternoon surprising the clorkers nlon,
the Srcciwof hy Ave time in wills
they covered emo course
"Chlrl-y" Beige. Of the Varin,
Boat Gus. The ola 'lme champlp1 ssiil.
Ter Us haN'uS Il shell built by CAP"
ward and Is 10 el''r tho quartcr-muo
lash event in which he IS likely TO
spring u elrprise.
Thu s0nior double shell race l. stu
attracting most attention. and ia con-
4|iicrol as bftig the main even, on
tn TroyraFnme. The congensus 81
opiniou IS thft this race lies bet ween
three creVs-the 'Rohos." Veselv and
Bidric: johnson and Scrym-er, me
Staten Island double. and Titus. tho
former champion. and his partner.
Oxen. But "a the Bohemian crew
and johnson and Scrvmser have been
rowing together for almost FIVE years.