New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
bold, +. W. Howard stroke. The eiRhosred was
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RACING ON THE KILL Won KULL.
SOME FINE EXHIBITIONS OF SKILL AND
STRENGTH At THE OAR

The eleventh annual rcgatta OF the KIN Won Kul Asso
citation took place vest rlay afternoon and was graf
success The association include. the following clubs
Staten Island Athletic Clut. NcwJcrey Athletic club
Arthur XIII Rowing Association. Bayonnc Rowing Asso
citation and the Acyonc Boa. Club The over
the old XIII Kuli course from the Shore House,
the NewJcrscy side. b. the Staten Island Clubs
house. Staten Island. and mile in length.
The wat calm and smooth, and just enough breeze
was stirring 10 relieve the damp and oppressive warmth
OF the day The management had arranged everything
in nrst-cass style and delay caused in the
by drifting sakebOas any o. the other mishaps that
have almost come to be considered unavoidable In rowing
fceattas.
The Bayonne Rowing Association had chartered the
tug c. Stone and with Tags aud pennants flying followed
the The TIM COnmunIpaw, in the employ Of the
Arthur Kill Rowing Association WIS filed with gay
throng Of spectators and these two with the referees
tug, afforded splendid facilities for the club mem
bors and their friends to the sport.
At half past exactly the pairoared Shell
race started the getting into Ine with
out any trouble. The race between the Alcyone
Boat Club and the NewIcrsy Athletic Club The
former consisted Of II. D. Wilson and william Gles and
the latter Of Il. c. Anhett and c. W. Task. The boats
got away in splendid shape the Alcyones taking the lead
from the start rowing quicker stroke than tho New
Jersey and keeping ahead the finish. The time made
Alcyone, minutes 379 seconds NcwJerscy A. c.,
minutes 30 seconds.
A. H. Walton, IT.. S. I. A. c.. had walkover In the
senior singles L. G.. Annett not rowing Watons time
} minutes 5Gt, seconds.
Tho our.oard shell for juniors next, and the
following the limo: Arthur XIII II. A.
X. Laggrcn. stroke; J. Craig. 3 c. II. Hand, - W. IL
IIildcbrandt, bow. New-Jcrsey A. C.N. y. Day bow
II. Fuller, 3 John 5. Mcdonnell, q 7. w Carpenter,
Bsyonne B.. CT. Beardsley. bow p. l. Clark,
. T. Wright 3 ID. Hubble. stroke. This was splendid
contest and drew from the spectators loud cheering and
applause. The boats got away 10 GOOD order but the
Bayonne whose rudder had got out Of order f0ucd the
NrwI.rseys and The boats were ordered back for another
In the trial the Bayonnos' boat became
unmanageabc and they couldn't strr course at all and
dropped out The NcwJerseys were IN the Lead from
the and lost It, though the Kills rpured up 10
them In good shape several times. and on one
occasion seemed az II they would get the
lead; but OF tho catching crab. while
looking his shoulder At the Leading boat they fe'l
couple Of lengths behind before they could recover
their rowing and get away again. II w1e fine
race the hills doing some beautiful work. but the New
Jerseys wore too much Tor them and came IN first Tie
Ncw.Jcr-cys time was minutes 5jH seconds, with the
KilS second at minutes and second
The four-oased sholl -ensr came next and WIS
a up-top exhibition of rowing skill Tho following ere" ;
came the line: B0yonne n. A-Thomae F. Garrett.
bow T. \. Schumacher, 2; Charlie Cook, 81 T. scohed
IT,. stroke y. l. y. C.-HaIry W. Janss'n. stroke
Charles L. Hart 2; Redmond Connyngham, z; Frank g.
Jansen, bow. \ good start mad and tn" race
resulted IN a dead heat The heat will be rOw'd oil
some tin" nest week. the programme was TOO long
admit Of IT, boing done at
Through a misundcr, landing. tho Bayonne crow stayed
out ~ The iilodHo zig race ~ So' VI 'i'r Hu "cIc
to In TIE dead heat which they imagined would BE-
-un OF In the day. The Artht XIII crow shore
fore had Il wakoy,t Ia this contest
III, eicht.oir.-i she'll Of course the featnr
q the day. Tho following tn crows: Acyon"
Il. C-I. D. Wilson. stroke; william Gll',. 7; Charles
Kurt u: John fIincv John Manning. John Wilson.
): George Lloyd. ?, William Humphrey, bow. :. l.
A. C.-Harry W. Janss,n. -,roke. Frank - Jansen.
Roduund CHAM. o Charles r. Hart. . John Whit.
horn 4: George A. schastey r.. Augustus Miller 2;
truy Richards. bow In this contest tn interest rlI
tlgh III tug boats crowded with spectators followed
The sc from start O. nuir while the clubhouse vas gay
ait wa,n ING hiofs aud fourishing paaol- The
Staten Island crew OF victorious by one third Of a
Ength. Their tine was minutes and ~ seconds.
Mo following the officers 81 thc day Regatta
Committee Charles ". Trask y. J. a. G.; John W
Edwar.s ; / \. c.; william \. Lentlhon. y. !. A G.,
Ref re Theodore Van Eiden Atolnta ~ G. Tine
keere,. John II. Abeel. H. Charles r. Mum l. a {.
Judge Of finish. John w shreve Bayonne IL ~