The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-22
sCuLLrxo uNDsR DIFFICULTIES.
AarieA Regatta Went o., Eves f There
Was y Heavy Dowapour OF Rain.

". Mulcairs.
At tho report Of the pistol Lawrence ,sheet
Brsse
From here y was virtual procession, H. lay sss;
sna Sens eov Msh second ae
caire won. Time. I minutes "a seconds
Lawrence was seecnd. In min9t1Hs secSnas
In tine second heat OF the junior singles the
entries were:
B:1. Hss new yEo Ss's e. feR sI ss1a''n "
This was close struggle gil the way: Davis
winning by about four feet In minutes AZ
seconds. Rosselle lost second place through
poor steering when near home.
pous. Boat Club Of rh 1ns. Ea
$s$' EES:
This proved to DO one Of tho prettiest cen 9I'
knrton and Magic sot the best Ct the a stH5s
fe1ssa sSesd and xSn & ssSps iSot SIG %Ss
er s finished third. in . minutes IS seconds.
Jnnior Fouro,rsd ssssvr,rs. heat Union hfae g. 4
raa asaut. e0T p.nnts.s su.ss bow
SS, .ssM wsrh's stroke
The steering was dreadfully poor IN this
Mems Christian ASSOCIATIONS house; while The
nHnsG sn SssS ssrSSed $s, ns
utes % seconds.
:;ss:' ;.1y&;f? 4, !
ffoaap papsy. 8 5: II II Sm.nn AIMS Stroke ok "
The stakehoats having drifted. flying start
was made. The Nonpareils soon took slight
sn but Ss Sess sIra 81 n At
seow. when the stroke lost hold q M oar;
allowed o the hV Wind to drive them over and fo%l
seconds sec ; Unions. minutes ~ seconds.
E,sS sss,S. h. fffes ss.
stroke. j. Kondelka: ec1,wain + svejda Frisndship'
wi Il k;.i.5 !s:ssf a5!s:f S
:5S.s Sn r. hSa1 N fop so!s
SsI S;s:,. .,sSs s::ns
coxswain, C. Turner.
Pps start sas all III. thru GrsX sGs sSsS
rowlock came open. He closed It, but 1t opened
again. thus throwing them behind. and at the
nGy opk
mile. vi when e1e the New 9orEs forged ahead ana
Bohemians minutes 20 seconds.
ss;.; bs s.:S Vi
sch~sr.z s. A. STONES: !; r q wh!.saeld; 8: shsn
K5.fF s 5T5n Essss ESGs5.
HEM. nayf R.nn,ns: s,rots Joseph W Msher eoS:~.
The Wyanokes got slightly the best Of the
start. and on emerging from the Madison
Avenue Bridge were about ten feet ahead. the
iea cad vii with Column Sia half length ahead Of tie
finish the wyanokes winning by q little less
than half a length. Time. q minutes LII Sec
onds. Time could not be taken on the other
crews
senior single # rh.d.pns y sawn
This event created much excitement among
st the various bSat houses BETTING. was quito
rowed in the heavy, rain. After the start
seeCnd Howard SSK ssephsns
The men kept in this s position n until within
was impossible to tell which man crossed the
line first The boat vent over to the q dock
but the latter negan a wrangle among them
selves; Finally. two Of them said Headley.
and the other Hawkins by q quarter OF q
length. The referee would not decide until he
The senior four cared shell race proved
their rudder before the st TART
In the final Of the Junior singles. Mulcaire.
MucaiEe won easily in minutes s4h seconds
The final OF the junior four cared shell race
between the Nonpareil and Dnuntless crews
came neXt This WfkGyHr fer the NGn
At the conclusion OF this race the Judges in
the Headley Hawkins struggle were taken on
vestigation decided In favor % Hcadley by
foot The Judges were Giannini OF the N. Y.
A. C. and Bovert Of the Nassaus
The final OF the junior eight shell
G si College. Wsanoks. and Firss Bohe
the greatest event Of the day 't outside
Fl the singles The Bohemian ,enh crew took
crews were punched for half mile. when the
New Yorks and Bohemians drew away. and side
by side they rowed to within 100 yards OF the
finish, whore Columbia forged ahead and won
Bohemian. minutes y seconds: New YORK
\: c, !. I, minutes 30 seconds: wyanoke. min
The senior eight-oared shell race for the
SSs' Sosss
Yok tAs had Nsw S sht A ea
In tho betting Both crews took the water to-
isngth. and they sraduaily increased theIrisa
until at the finish they were In front by Ave |
lengths Time. 8 minutes 18H seconds;
Columbia, o minutes 35 seconds. During |
spnrts. but they were unavaillng.
The ofticials Of the regatta were: Referee |
9. D. Phillips. imsksepers-J. H. Abeel. Jr.. |
Nassau ,. G: u. J. Behrens: Jr;. Eonpnrell A. |
cours seS fpc onns Dsuhtsss K e. OF the