The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
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A stir Breeze and LumPy Water, but Some
Clever Finishes.

| clever ElniSheS
Few organizations are 80 highly favored BIS
the weather on the dates selected for their
annual fixtures rs is the XIII Won Kull Rowing
| Association. Last year when the morning OF
the day first scheduled for the organization g
regatta dRvned heavy rain had set in. At
| noon there was no break in tho clouds, and
! the event was postponed. An hour later the
rain had ceased. and no lover Of auuStics
could have desired better weather for the
| sport. The day to which the regatta bad been
| postponed arrived and brought with II another
! heavy rain. Nothing daunted. tho officials de-
cided 10 row of the races, and their confidence
| WINS fully justified when the weather suddenly
| cleared an hour before the time set for tho
| frat ACE. Yesterday the organization passed
through a similar experience for its eleventh
annual regatta
The card contained seven events. aud the
entries embraced crows representing the Now
Jersey md Staten lsiard Athletic Clubs, the
Bnyonno Rowing and Athletic Association. and
the Alcvcno Boat Cub and Arthur Kull Row
lug association OF Elizabeth. The course was
no milo siralghtaway. with the Start of the
Chancellor book on tho Bergen Point shore
ard tho finish or the club house Of the
staten Island Athletic Club mt West brighton.
Both shores OF the Kills were lined with groups
Of spectators.
with the FIRST Of the ebb tide the water being in
almost perfect condition. A brisk breeEe from
the southwest soon snrang up. ruling tie
Mn'cr 10 that IL lUcamo at timeB decidedly
lumpr A, u; Walton, htqton Island !. c.. who
Won 'h9 lIor sng es II tL LsSS Lag w .hd
crews. md no RULED over the course In min
utes j6S seconds
only two crows contested the event for pair;
AnnG ooT ShS W Is W. b b6W W StrEse A.
InG of ta tlal lra m NJ fha
we're, u leIgth, ahead loiore thoy recovered;
lend bN ore The half was passed. The New Jer-
seys pulled ~ poor t9rm and steered an errati9
a So Bnh s tS 81 Th tho BID
87s seconds. The New Jerseys drifted across
the line = seconds luter.
fFnS' tiS e9{r0i bfIRS %oEs AFthHF
N s% Jersey !, GSsSon i; B5Sy S % MsaSS
Wright, 5; b. Hubto, stroke. before tho start
before ;hs Bayon4ss, arst away; tesled thS
;hree crows we're ere called back On On tho second
the need OF a rudder com PEELED, them 10 with
The other crews had a nip and tuck .tussie for
half mile. Then Hand md Craig OF the Ar
thur T. ulls cauEht crabs almost simultaneous
jump, They raini Aimed The advantage until
the finish. winning in minutes 55k seconds.
Sec nd.
we're fayonne i. and 4. A.. ThomasF Garrett,
: Ebqit sceoa gr sroEo 0Af Esae Ell llama
A. E.-.Frnnk G. Jansen. bow: Redmond Con- |
nynGham 2; Charles +. Hart, 3: Henry W. |
.ansSen. stroke The fayonnes got away first. |
md led until the, three-Guarters, whore the
Staten Islanders closed up the slight gap and
seemed 70 g" 10 the front. The Judge at the
finish declared the race dead heat Time,
minutes 40 seconds. Tho race will be rowed
:, Frank Wright, hayonne r; and A. A.; and
race for junior singles. tho. latter leading
throughout. Bauer dashed In 6 minutes -
seconds, and Wright q second later.
In the neat event. pair Ga cd gigs. the Ar
hur Kulls crew-Jacob dleckper, bow: Doug
ASS G.. Bartlett, stroke. and George Gibbs.
walkover. The water was
very rough. Their time was minutes ~ Sec
The pretiest race Of the day was the eight
" Humphrey how: George Lloyd 2: John
Wilson. s. John Mannhipg. 4; John Hineg s:
Statan Island A. C.-George <. Schastey bow;
Augustus Miller. 2: Guy Richards, 8: John r.
y hitehorn, Charles T. Hart Redmond Con-
rom the start until q few feet Of the finish the
boats moved with their noses in direct range.
rhe crews spurted on the homestretch to-
:ether. and the Islanders slowly forged ahead,
tics 80 seconds; A!oyones minutes 29S Sec
nds.