New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
THE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA
FINE CONTESTS ON THE PASSAlC XIV En-
rur, rp,roxs WIN THE JUNIOR DOUBLE SOULS

THE, TRITDNs WIN THE JUNIOR poO9i' '>
ASn1osE THE SENIOR EIGHroARfD R"oh~
Tho Middle States Regatta rowed on 'oo ''''-
p,ver course at Riverside, Newark yeSe,uA''
one of the most successful events 'hS' na nI
| n,oco on that course, and exceeoou III me- ,.,.
| attendance the recent open regatta Oh '''o On
o. Amateur Rowing Association. The day was o
ideal one for the races, the ""hthcr o'''.e r,.,.
.s un,s r.vs screened by drifting clouds. l"e'o
49, o, nouch wind to roughen the water 10 any
| ey,ent The recent rains had fresheh~d 'eso"''O.
.,a tho hanks of the Pnssalc on either sue "e''
| heout,ul with verdure, and forined o'e" 49,
,vork for the aquatic panorama they ihcioseu n'o"e
tho neonle who thronged the lighthouses on ne ''"
.,,na ,no professionals IIsnlan, losmer Ko7s anu
WI. Wv ,Iosmer trained the PASSAGES and ROSS
a., u,,r leland Athletic Club crew. the eh'rc he'
a. 90 ,orce that II had been arranged 10 TO" wv
,n, ho,e ~ the Junior singles I'm the morning anu
IN. finn, heat I'm the afternoon CLAUDE L. ""ppo"' "
the potomacs Washington. was referee
rb FIRST race the first heat for Junior singles WAS
started AZ 10 80 O'Clock the course oe'he up 'o 49,
| a mile and n halt There were three tr'al "'"', WV
respectively by F. Kreser, America bo'' O' :.
phra,e,nhia. lame, Coughlin, varuna Boat Cino' Oh
', IT so,ton Institute Boat Club, Newark.
>, ~ ona, be,t Seaton and Coughln went away w.
.,,- NJ the start the latter being passed NJ Inv ""'
milo nv Kreser who closed mp on Sea'oh anu "a'
w,hln half length Of the latter when lie "'S"e" -.
| q r,nrt.s Is seconds. The prettiest race ot V"o
morning was that for senior pair cared glg' 'ne
contestants being, Ataanta Boat CnD, NJ l''' "','
~ Ian stroke: Atlantic Boat Club. lioboRen' H. "'
',rah ,our " Trenkomp. stroke. The race was
o,oe,v contested but near the finish the A'aia""'
bv few effective strokes, passed the nh'sh "'""e,'
In o minutes IL IL seconds. In the nei' r"ce '"o
local rivals the Itons and Rssiics. tired eoic"''
In iunior double SOULS. The race was ro"eo III eN
hrm and for the Second time this season 'he INV"
crimson was victorious the time behe "u'u''
Oh seconds the Pussaics icing beaten han iehe'n
,r,ers vera only four entries In the senior single
scuus g r. IuIgrr Mutual Boat Club, ALBANY
Frederick 1Iawkins, Manhattan Athletic Ciuo' raw"
Udeg yesper Boat Club. Philadelphia +. D. N"r"o'
| Institute Boat Club Newark Hawhns WAS 'h'or"'N
nv the referee that he WIS ROWING unaer pf'e',
Th. ,u, made an even start, but at the first hah
ue U.I.v showed In front. Hawkins was csutiohru
m the referee against fouling. Hedley increased ni
lon, and held \, 70 the finish with two lengths 70
,ore hi, time being 9 minutes. 40 ~ se'ohuH
uovltns was second and Carney third Two sep"s
,rroora crews VI the ATLANTA. rowed for special
un. u WINS won by quarter Of length oy 'ne
crow Of which VI. T. Qugley was stroke
=, the intermediate eghtoaIcd contest. the race
una eycitlng and close TO within short distance I"
| the finish when OF the Pallsade crow causne
ooh- and knockcd hi, companions out OF their stroRe
10 .,,l.nias winning by Close call No time WAS
taken. 49,, ,.o..,
rv. crers started In the race for iunior fo'r'oared
y,cs and there was hot contest vo'"eeu t"e
Da,,ntle4s and Triton crews. the FORMER "'""'* "
half a length. The Staten Islanders droppe" o"'
,av UNIV In the course No time was taken
4 cvod race followed for senior double scu'lS'
Tho wore the contestants: Var'na Boat cub.
p,oo,vn. New. York Athletic Club Nesper BOAT
C,,h. Manhattan Athletic C1Tb. The NarunnS inh
,,rouchou, closely followed ty the NesperS' Near
the finish the VarInas made squirt ana won oS
nearly length with th" N"SperS seconu' Inc '''''e
WINS not given. -
In the intermediate fpur-oaren shei r"c' INV io'
,ovinr crews competed
Institute Boat club Newark. y. j.: Eureka Boat
,rub Newark y. j.: Varnna Boat Clnb BT"kNn'
Y y and staten Island Athletic Club The Naruhas
took the lead at the start and went OH ARe race
horse. The Others quickly after th"n th"'ln'
s,Itute pressing them closely. When the course had
been about hall covered the pace becnme so hot mat
Tho staten Islanders dropped out. and the race mar
rov.d down 10 struggle between the two leaders. the
Eurrkas being hopeessy beaten The NarnhaS cou-
filmed in the lead until within an eighth OF M"
from the finish when the Institutes by good steady
rowing. ovcrhauled and finally passed them From
the point 10 the finish the struggle was desperate the
Institutes finally crossing the Inc "'s'' Nv "~"
length Tines 80.
The Junior sight.oared she'll had only two CON
,estants the Metropolitan Rowing Club Nc~-forK ana
the Staten Island Athletic Club. This was tame
roce the staten Islanders winning easily by several
'ergihs. Tines 1904.
In the first heat VI the intermediate singles H. r.. L
Vnn SAINT OF the Ariels. won easily THOMAS ne'y'
Albany Rowing Club. second: time. 0:47.
Edward Morgan, Of the ExcciSiors. OF Paterson
captured the second heat: j. Schll Malnntn. second
No lime was taken. The final heat resulted IN
walkover for Van SAINT Morgan refused u row
For the senior eight cared shell race the foo~ihg
crews went 10 the start Aalania Boat Club New
York CITY: Triton Boat Club, Newark. N. j.. ana
PalIsade Boat Club Yonkers. y. Y THIS proven 10
be th, best race OF the dav. The Tntons were hrN
10 tske the water. md secured lead OF about t"o
lengths IN the first quarter They maintained TINS
lend 20 their own house. whers the cheers which gecce
them were dcafcnlng At this point the AtalantsS
who were second. spnrtcd. aud they were followed
by the I.ades The Tritons also surted. but they
were unable 10 stand the pressure. ana uie
Palisades forged up aud dropped their boat Ihcy
rowcd this way Tor a short distance when the Palisades
dropped back again and the Atalantas pulled up to
them. The boats continued In this way to ~lthh
a few hundred feet Of the finish when the Palisades
and Ataantas both made desperate spurs ana passed
the Trons who were unable to respond. The Pai
lsadc~ nnnly crossed the line winner by Scaht
haflength Of clear water between them ana we
| Nalan as The IritOns were three lengths on
Time "a. 4,
peculiar feature OF the race was that me
winners of II beaten In the intermediate CLASS
| by the same crew that hey beat In this race.
Nr,v,Dl YACHT CIJTR WINNERS