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...meeting of the regatta committee having charge of the inter-collegiate four-oared regatta at Lake George was held a few days ago. It was agreed to open a single scull race for all college oarsmen, two entries to be received or no race. For this a presentation medal will be offered. The first race will be called at four o'clock on the afternoon of July 4, that being the date appointed for the regatta at the late convention. Five colleges have already expressed their intention to be represented at the Lake George regatta, and it is highly probable...
Among the Inter-Collegiate Association umpires appointed is Donelly of New Haven. The others are Kelly, Powers, Kennedy. Lynch and Reipschlager of New York; McLean, Fulmer and Reisch of Philadelphia; Callahan, Quinn, Cronan and Donovan of Boston; Tilden and Eldridge of Brockton; Burlingame and Cross of Providence; Jackson of Woonsocket; Bradley of Rochester and Gardner of Camden. Seven more are to be appointed...
...rowing rules of the Inter-Collegiate Association appear in a recent number of the Spirit of the Times. Comparing with the Yale-Harvard rules we find a few differences, although they are of minor importance; as we should naturally expect, the Yale-Harvard rules have the appearance of being more thought-fully and carefully drawn...
...rules, accidents within the first ten strokes are allowed for, and fouling is carefully guarded against, although the Inter-Collegiate rules give a chance for fouls by allowing boats to depart from their course. Such a permission is liable to cause trouble sooner or later. The Harvard and Yale boats are required to keep in a course no nearer than ten feet and no further than one hundred feet from the line of central buoys...
...directors of the Columbia College Boat Club have planned an extremely active campaign for 1883, their programme including four-oared races for the Childs cup, at Philadelphia, and the inter-collegiate championship at Lake George; also eight-oared matches with Harvard at Boston and New London, as well as competition in the regattas of the Harlem, Passaic River and National Associations. To provide the funds to carry out this programme, the club gave athletic meetings at Madison square on Friday and Saturday evenings. The entries numbered 234, including Myers, Derickson and a number of athletes from Yale, Princeton...