The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-08
THE "CHIPPIE" FoUR BEATEN
The Now Rochelle Boys Were the victors
After n Good Race.

Vho NOW Rochelle BOys We're the Slct0rs
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,rsr ,ha a,n.s w.s. s sou MN po,S.,,s
yesterday afternoon whom tho rowing club OF
that nra,ty smhnrh h.ann - nm M aysnta IN
their plr.p 40 run The wind
OH Snore n9weSor aaa .ners wa. mot mucn
Echo ssy SIi har s~ wo era" all ". @ with
bunting. and the larger ones held parties OF
stylishly costumed folk. The rocky shores
snrrounains the ha, were covered with more
,a s,s, persons, ana ,no scene uhoer .ne
csrred sS,
lowing oflcials; Regatta Committee, Il. d.
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smith: n.'sroo. i. J. Giannini: I Timekeeper.
A. d. seymour: Jnlre Mt Finish. Rom Com
modore +. NJ. IIauslinr OF tho Now Rochelle
Yacht Club.
INC course iaid out was executing IN tho
singles. straiRhtaway from the Green Flats
fully seven. eighths of a mile out. into line III
mort r. o.. .he Gnu OF ,he cup hou,e host. mus
way in which everybody enjoyed the finish in
.ne ,"ss ln'e' "neh ,ouF o' 'ne 'amous ehip.
PIC crew OF the n. y. A. o. were oeaten by
The first race was Tor double. SOUL gigs 10:
tween two home club crews. d. {. Fuller aud
i \. Huntington were In one boat, ami 4; ".
rSw.l evenly for half mile; bu. after that
IL wsa sna won as
IL the second ,aee for Junior pair cared
S wsss ss oS.ss Was ~
l. c. Nicholas and clark, Miller. with 4. !.
showed m for the New ]iocheles. The New
Count. gave Them a sin. stern chase ali the
Way The New iorks won by u lengh Of clear
The ,next was a mixed analr,, H, Hewlett
started IN gig with ., seconds. .S' aiSwan ne:
we ,rs s sent ' away from the club house, they
e s only . sS TT. fna
behind when noward Turned ned MS stake; u aph
Of mile from hons. Howard Won ty two iuil
lengths in minutes Az l-5 seconds. actual
New Rochelle crews In double scull gigs fol-
lowed. Z. 4. Miller and 4; Valentine we're the
necteI that the latter would win easily. but
GHy ,s d Ths s Il.
Then the New orks drew away. but twice be-
H1 s ns s lie Seh sess h ps
SsS SS s. ley t5aa $sia IsnsIs
Two four Dared gig crews all representing
C Cnun s'[of Mo,t bow snd
stroE": j. Arthur pI Hsp.insto %e L. s. Hunting.
ton. Q. H. West. bow. and r.. F. Morton. cox.
first, and secured lead OF two lengths. Full
isr's men woi KIDD hard to catch no. and were
within a length OF them. when . dozen
) minutes II seconds.
the eowns ws Fix crew rom the n
y. A. O.: s.. Hunt. slroke:C c. Knoblanch. Jas.
End SoG pSs ana Il pis S S%y ns
cIsiss: IL. Il. P Incl new str"ke D. Vaeo
tins f. NJ Howad l. Valentine bow os s and IT.
OF a pleasant afternoon. The four winged
foot - men were as good n quartet as can DO
IT, tie Se~ hs:sss ssSfss VIA ;es rs sGSa s"S
to win the pot lowing enthusiasts OF twenty
.s9y an
VIE Wien lteieree Giannini sent the crews away
the New Yorks caught the waite! u fine style.
::nds tho New, Roehe!es were on even terms.
among the " inged-foot men, for the Shells"
not onis held tier UxI. ba: sssmsi to creep
ahead two or three feet. When tine half mile
mark was breasted tho "Shells" still held u
ir,iing lead. but it wa. so slight that the New
Y ini coni!!en,s disputed i: and said; in one
voice: "Wai Tor n few lengths and then we'll
be so far Ahead that you'll stor." The few
lengths were rowed. and the Shell" adherents
and and pnlnns n clean.cuf stroke that was bust:
among them, -,-.........--,
there u should ue no coac hing from his boa, had
been 81 reiully obsye1. although lhere were two
very lively ia, ton. on hoard. HIT now tho
order was forgotten, dignity ana discretion
themselves in rroups Tor !elins PURPOSES. and
they we're against q crew OF real rower-. and
began to wonder. how they would c"me our.
They had ip mind that big dinuer the club
gave them. AMI thought: will we ever, get
countryment" 1t came to be u quarter OF a
mile from home aud tho countrymen's nose
was lust as close to the goal as theirs, and
somethinc must be done. or starvation would
stare them in tho face.
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