The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
KILL TON kULL OARSMEN.
Their Twelfth Annual Regatta . Very
Snccc ssfMl Amir.

Successful Affair.
| Tho twelfth annual regatta OF the XII Won
| kull Rowing Association. comprising tho New
Jersey Athletic Club and the Bayonno Rowing
! and Athletic Association OF Bayonne the Al.
| cyone Boat Club, anu tho Arthur Kull Rowing
Association Of Elizabeth. and tho Staten Island
/ Athletic Club. was held yesterday afternoon
on the Kill Won Kull Having decided upon the
innovation several months ago. tho officials oil
tho association permitted crews from clubs
! not represented in 1t to compete In several OF
the races. In fact. there was only :one closed
event. the race for senior four onred shell
crews. The races were five in number. and were
all rowed with the fast-nowing ebb tide over
the old-time onc-mile course with the start on
the Riverside Hoiel on the Bergen Point shore.
and the finish OF the boat house OF the Staten
l Island Athletic Clun at West Brighton. s. !.
west ,rui,ied the surface enough to make it a
chs y an,Ts Ma Saty
rhs rst race was Tor senior four, oarsL shell
Ai,hsr Kun H towing H ssoci"to ,' tredN&. q.
r. eTM .i1aEs Sc James csF
SSi GSl g . stroke 4icyone Boat Club
Island Athletic Ciab-Frank G. Jansen. bow!
sry 5snsssn stloi Charles
St nS S% 81 Il. seSu t. gs H ss
crew withdrew from the race. The three re-
ses s hs . wss Innn and
sesg st nFE well tie
e Then The drsw na
=. tfss s5ss !sen Is r. 1 Ss
Pad steering tho Alcyones then gave the
telling advantage. The three boats sped
DO down the no or at IsttinG pace s9d
minutes and - seconds. The Aicsoness were re-
second in 4 minutes and SO seconds Tho
Arthur kul!s brought up the rear III minutes
Three crews also contested the second event
E Eav s W Gould Ir boW; r. A. Ma.th'Ts
Kch stroke. and Frederick i. iansses cox.
ssHa,n. Passaic Boat Cub, of Newark-A. d.
born: $ i. Brooke 4; f. crossman. s. Il Il. Dur
yea FsNdeEek Maron 4 Henry InTrahe
rex" iost Cur Of SewerkJ e3HsN TurnbI
e GrSi. Samuel Lowdsn 2; p Hughes, sc F.
Gonnos rxhe Stand and
a sn,endit enc: The Staten Island crew
lend OF ,oIe.Iuar,err OF a length. The PASSAGES
hugeeI them closely; while the .Eurekas kept
pnllcd denreratelv. making a beautiful race.
The Eurekas spnrted mnnt,illy as soon as they
ksf enrth ahead Ther tms Wss n minntes
and :, of second. The staten Islanders were
passed , on the homsstreteh by the pas;aics
md The time OF the I-landers was minutes
Only three Of tho five entries participated in
IS,y Msrs ensy JAZZ se B!ees.
institute Bat CUB Of Newark. A. Hart Ia '1 oi
tue staten Island Athletic Club WIS attacked
water rst at tho start. but the Trio had had not
rowed nifty ynrds before Wilson showed in
front. lie pulled an easy stroke and gradually
quarters Of mile Carlin and ,Breese rowed In
a lazy SOFT Of ashton: They both hit up their
Breese. Wilson's time was minutes aud 4at
seconds. Carlin crossed the finish in 6 minutes
SO and capsizinG, his craft Bree.e finished
outside the stakeboat IN minutes SIX seconds,
ATLANTA Boat SInb;@,Max Han. bow; William
boat Cinb--Henry, Hayei. bow: 4. {. Hazen
r.: stroke; and "; Il: Osborne. coxswaln.
lrant. coyswainii Huq 4; Boat ,CIub-Theo-
and James " . crhouse. cox-wnin. The Alta:
lantas dipred their oars at the word and
soon led 10y n quarter length. At the quarter
they were n full length In advances. The other
crews had IA tough tussle for second place and
for over three-uunrters of n mile 1t Was nip and
tuck between them. Then the Arthur kulls
contrived to overhaul the Tritons. By this
time the Huds were 100 far IN the rear to
have n squirt give :hem place. The AtaIantas
had in tho moan time so augmented their lead
that they finished four lengths ahead In min.
ntss and 81 seconds. The Arthur Kulls crossed
Gminutes and $ seconds. one length behind.
The tiu.lsnns did not finish.
Tho NTH and last event was race for junior
four-oared shell crews. There were three
crews for starters, ms appended: Staten Island
Athletic Club-Ray I. Smith. bow; H. G,
Levitt. 2: j. J.. Betting. 3: H. l.. Stimpson,
stroke. Arthur kuli Rowing Assoclation-E.
Kirk. bow; w. Sawyer. 2: +. Armstrong. 8: W.
Humphrey. stroke. Alcyone Boa. Club-E
Miller, bow: A. liauer. 2: j. Kinsman. 8; 4.
LLOYD. stroke. Tho start was made prettily.
the Arthur kulls Immediately forging ahead.
At the quarter mile they led by a length.
The Aicyones fell behind very early ind
tho race was g., proc. procsssion until the
sea, and lay down in the boat in con: eG uence
Islanders 20 to the fore. After pucky strug-
gle in WHICH the Arthur kuls were unable to
recover the prestige they lost tho Islanders
crossed the llho in advance in minutes 32Is
Seconds They were foued Mt the finish by
the Arthur kuls. who feared that they would
he unable to finish inside the stakeboat The
time 81 the Arthur Kulls was 5 minutes 32H
scconls The time OF tho Acyones was not
taken.