National Republican., 1881-09-09
him home by two lengths. Time, ii;C7I. Folds

New York CITY: No. (colors, red)-George +.
Knapp, weight 125. Centennial Boat Club, Detroit,
Mich: No (oolors, white)-C Sohwcikert, weight |
1S2. Nassau Boat Club, New York city; No.
(colors blue)-R o. Morse, weight 40. sehwei-
kart had everything his own way short distance |
from the start, and finished six lengths ahead OF
Knapp, in 1922. Krapps time was 10:jiA
THE FIFTH RACE
was for four-oar crews, and the following started
Albany Boat Club, Albany, N. Y: No. (colors |
rcd)-M Monahan, bow, weight IA; 7. H. Mona |
han, 2, li7 II. T. German, B. 17bi T. j. German,
stroke, lG6. Analostan Boat Club, Washington, d. |
c.: No. 2 (colors whitc)-P. Page, bow 1853; Eugene
Morgan, 9 us; f. W. Eddy, 3, 1Gi; J. II. White, |
stroke, 100. Hllsdalc Boat Club Hlllsdale, Mich.'
No. (colors, bluc)-C w Torwlligcr, bow, weight |
liS; II. =. Mead 2, $50; l.. f. Bcckhardt, 3, 15S e. |
u. Van Valkenburg, stroke, l65. Metropolitan Boat |
Club New York No. (colors old oldl-J. Pilking-
ton, bow, weight 1882 Il. Ncagle 2, loS; Russell o.
1867 W. Appe, stroke, 1si. The IIillsdalo crew were
hot invoritcs, and II was difficult to get any bets
against them. They were never headed from the
start, aud won the heat as they pleased in s;2OA
Albany second, in si3%.
THE SIXTH RACE
was by four-oared crews, and MS the Columbus
withdrew there were but three starters, as follows:
Middlesex Boat Club, Cambridgcport Mass No.
(colors, red)-Joscph Mahler bow, weight l3O;
Robert Law, 2, 1877; Alexander Hawkins, 3, liO
hliItu lOHCHtNs suOkci lops ThiihOhub ilV'tNihD'
Philadelphia, Pa: No Q (colors, white)-J. A. Nc
Mullen, bow, weight las; 7. Mclaughlin, O. 100;
W. II. Browning, g. Ia; J. II. Boyer, stroke, leo.
Minnesota Boat Club, st. Paul, Mimi: No. (coors,
old gold)-H. NJ. Butler bow, weight 132; A. Nc
Lnren 3 l5i j. J. Parker, o. 14i; George J. Becker,
stroke, 1872. The Minnesota and Middlesex fours
gave pretty exhibition Of skin all the way over
the course but the former, in their newly invented
shell, had too much squirting ability and went over
the limo about length and half ahead Of their
rivals, in S36.
THE SEVENTH RACE
the third heat Of the Junior singles, for which
there started: Mutual Boat Club, Albany, N Y.
No. (colors rcd)-Willam Rilcy,woight 1856 Ariel
Boat Club, Newark, N. j.. No. 2 (colors, white)-C
oakley, weight 1is. Nowlan Boat Club Brooklyn.
n. V: No. 0 (colors, bluc)-D. p. Nowlan, weight
ljj. Riley was too fast for his competitors, and
seemed to have no difficulty in getting away from
them whenever he wished. He went over the line
first, in 0:jGl4 oakley being second. in lOO6A.
IN THE EIGHTH RACE,
which was the second heat of the Junior singles,
White, of the Analostans, withdrew. leaving the
following starters: Monmouth Boat Club Red
Bank, N j.: No. (colors, red)-Charles NJ. sutton,
weight no. Pawtucket Boat Club, Pawtuckct II.
l.: No. (colors, whtc)-F q. Apploy, weight $50.
Potomac Boat Club, Washington, ID. c.: No.
(coors, old gold)-R W. Morgan, weight l55. sutton
secured commanding lead Mt the start but met
WIN Hll uCCluCnI ulteT ne nNu gone ten lcllStIsi
his boat upsetling. This narrowed the contest
down to Morgan and Appley, but the former was
not fitted to cope with the Pnwtucket sculler, who
took his time getting home, which he reached in
95i3I, Morgans time being 1912,
TIE NINTH RACE
was the first heat of the senior single SOULS, and Of
the four entries all responded when the referee
gave the word. They were MS follows; Mutual Boat
| CLUB Albany, y. Y: No. (cOlors rea)-Chares 4.
| nul ,yeiyitf pnrilnnl nnni Tluh Portland
| Nc. No. . (colors, whitc)-John Buckley, weight
ljS. Quaker City Boat Club, Philadelphia Pa. No.
| Q (colOS, bluc)-Frank Henderson, weight lG0,
| Fairmount Boat Club Philadelphia, Pa: No. 4
(colors oldgold)-P. A. Dempsey, weight l3s Buck
| ley had the call in the betting, Dempsey ranking
second. The fuyorite kept himself i'm good trim
for the finish, and, although rather closely pressed
by Bulger shot the line four lengths ahead Of
him, in 0:S2A. Buger's time was 9A2I4, Hendcr-
sons 0:isl9, while Dempsey was dancing along in
| the swell of the tugs.
THE TENTH RACE
| brought out four cracks, whose names were:
Seawanhaka Boat Club, Brooklyn, n. y: No. l,
| (colors red)-Adolph Rave, weight $50. Paw
tuckct Boat Club Pawtucket, r. l.: No. 2, (coors,
whlle-F T.. Holmes, weight lj0 Schultzc Boat
Club, Wheeling w. Va. : No. 8, (colors, blue)-wn-
lam Papert, weight, 100 Narragansett Boat Club,
Providence, RI: No. 4, (coors, old gold)-Icnry
| A. Kirby, weight 1Gj. OF course Holmes was
backed heavily to win, but Rave had adherents
wEo were firmly imbued with the idea that their
man would be the first in. The race, before hun
dred yards had been gone over, resolved itself
into u contest between Holmes and Rave, the
other twobeing practically out of 1t. Holmes had
his hands full to beat the swarthy New Yorker but
managed to get the nose Of his boat over the line
in 9:ls9i, Rave being good second in 0:264.
THE ELEVENTH RACE
was also for senior singles, and the following trio
of fast scullers met each other: Ataanta Boat
Club, New York city: No. 1 (colors, rcd)-II w
Rogers weight, lGj. Grand Trunk Boat Club
Montreal, Canada: No . (colors whitc)-Joscph
Laing, weight li5. Dolphin Boat Club, Boston
Mass: No. (colors, blue)-A. l.. Estabrook
weight 1ij. Laing found after he had gone ter
lengths from the start that he had dangerous
customer In Rogers, who persisted In keeping very
nearly on even terms Each man spurted con
tlnuously, the result being one OF the closest con
tested and fastest races OF the day. The Canadial
had vim enough to put on sucrcssiul spurt at thu
flnish and passed the line, about length in from
of Rogers, In 9l7I. The lGtter's time was 92al I
EstabrOok was completely shut out of the contcs
quarter of u mile from the end.
THE LAST RACE
of the day was the third heat for r-oared shells
in which the following were sent away: Ellzabet
Boat Club. Portsmouth, Va: No. (colors, rcd)-
John Murray bow, weight 100; Peter Mctirath,
1G5; T. +. Riley 8, 100; d. Callahan, stroke, 16
Columbia Boat Club Georgetown, d. c.: No.
r (colors, white)-E G. Brace, bow, weight III
!. f. A. Mute, Q, 1i2; G. J. Kintner, 3, 19(
Marshall Wallach, stroke, li5. Crescent Boz
Club, Philadelphia, Pa.: No. color
\ blue)-C r. Steel, bow, weight l2j NJ w. Phillip
., 1851 c. p. Tasker, 3, 1853; G. f. Hallowcll strok
/ ll7 This race was between the Elizabeths an
: Crescent, although the Columbia looked DANCE
Gus near the finish. The representatives of 0l
1 | Virginia, however, showed their mettle by putti
an increased amount of force into the oars within
G hundred yards of home, and beat the Cresccnts
: handily, the latter leading the Columbias abo,
a two lengths. Time of the winners, si0A.
o THE TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
Il of the National Association Of Amateur OarsmG
i was held last evening in the Masonic Tempt
o The convention was called to order by the seer
,r tary, Mr.. l., E. Sauner who introduced Judl
d Dent the president of the Board of District Con
d missoners Judge Dent, in pleasant little speec
!. badc the convention welcome to Il
|. District, and suggested that in u
Is future the National Capital should be made Il
n rendezvous of such gatherings Mr. Charles
$, Coon, of the Columbia Boat Club, was unan
h mously elected chairman and Mr.. saunier seer
tary. Tho secretary read the roll, showing tn
twenty five boating organizations were repr
o sented Messrs. W, II. Allen, John W. Corso
g and o. f. Remington were elected TO fill the yaca
* oles on the executive committee occasioned
It, the expiration OF tho terms OF Mess
al Allen, Remington, and Keyes. The
- port of the executive committee
II, suspending the Neptune Club, Of Philadelphia
" professional rowing was adopted. Also tn
y, action In expelling George Garsal, OF the Net
ht politan Club of New York city, for profession
I'd rowing was sustained. Afer appointing col
ey nittee to draw up resolutions expressive of tn
r. svmnathy with tho President the convention q