The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-09
THE ROWING RACES.
Henry Peterson Wins the Professional
Scnll Raca.

Ham, pa,o,s,n Uius tho professjor,l
Co,u 70
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y taIse clo"u salleieu al Lung ptiuse
ahu III the Vlcnl}y at o CLOCK 10 witness
the rowing regatta. Representatives were
present from the South End, Stockton, Dol
min r huron and Triton heating nIphs
g, - -. aa,,-i--,s5 - - 49,
9oiie uel'S aS oc'Aoion'u' d usu" oS Tue
tatulueSs ol Uiio cohtVStdutS anu tno>e nav
Ing he regatta IN charge, ami 1t was nearly
II o'clock before tie preparations for the
hrst race were complete.
The tugs Sea King and Sea Queen ac-
companled the racers around the course, the
former carrying wishing journalists, and the
latter tie Regatta Committee, their lady
friends and members OF the local press.
he ke4atta Committee was composed OF
Jonn +. FINN, chairman; Freq W. Lees
secretary d, ~ dto% Ell, ~ -
IaRsdrll, .ai., Prann a. iin'a-teenarsSJ
>: - OFIHIii, pld!iilaii S.tAoP o.
"; nm d. lei',iiii, L. ,be ba.Ss IN tho
ne eouI,e .aN :, int p sbraast nj ChanneI
ems WlS iG me Nnrahonse and stake
boat anchored EcR Of the Union Iron Works,
ana return, uls-.'-i9r u 80 '-'-'
AMATEUR SHE'LL RACE
anaten ~ sinrie.scuu race. Tor which there
80 4ia fn7iowi1,y entries. Ariel Climb.
ill., TirrilI Pianeer CInb. M. Stokes and
~ Fliis. i-riton Clnb Charles Antiques
FTiburOu Chm A r tnckEV. Union IluD
a. Stnckton. James LYNN
Al the entries started with the exception
nj " ! Ellis of the Pioneer Club, who un-
fortunately ran into a whitehall boat, injur-
INC MS shell to such an extent as to make i
unit to row in.
AZ 1o.40 O'clock the starter gave the sigma
and the scullers started off. Stokes of the Pho
nrers taking the lead At the turning STAKE
Stokes was dozen lengths ahead of Lynn
of the Stockton Club, who led the follow
inc fleet, AS Lynn turned the stake-boa al
he broke an oar, his boat capsized and h.
was out of the race. Some men in slIf
picked the luckless oarsman up and feoi
him and his scull BACK TO the starting point
Stokes won the race easily, hisSEsle Dem!
10 minutes. His c9npEsslsesJrS were punched
- about fifty leI7ssSS- oenind him.
PROFESSIONAL SCULL RACE.
The second event was the professional
scnii race and it occasioaed considerable ex
element There were five starters. d. L
IIuffip. ". H. Growney. ]. r. Sullivan
Henry Peterson and Heaceman, The -
latter a n we'd all The otneTa a start 80
seconds In this race the pe-rL->>e1 thirty
rortUnIty of seeing two oflNe had an op-
on the coast pitted 49, the pest sculierS
Peterson and Hen>NlilSs each otler' VIZ ::
The STARTING IMAM
o'clock w. signal was gwen at IL 40
made ~ tne thfee uhndau,Ctppfu Scullefs
away III punch IHirty seconds
Sittr peterson ana HeDcenan started, the
tile stake-boat ahead of ali Denny GRIM
being second. On the home.stretcb Grimm
and Uencsmor Snurtad ~ 80 -, .
take Peterson vino won nv ovar III Iaoe,Ib
Griffin second. Heneeman third Ina
urizes were: First S75: serond $50.
third. SIS Wv
The third event was an amatarr borga
race between crews from tho arial and
South End clubs for a nnrSe of $50 Tho
South Ends led to the sfake-hoat yhera the
Ariels overlook and passed tneIn and Won, .i,o
the race BY four lengths gima Is SiiI VIZ"
AMATErTR wupppy ~
IN, AAiEoh "AEkkf RACE