The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
THE HOB0KIN REGATTA
Winners of the Several
Events -The Prizes
Awarded.
CHANCE FOR MCCARTHY.
Not Much Doing in Yachting
The Fistic and Athletic
Arenas.

The annual championship regatta Of
the Hoboken heat clubs was he Id Satur-
day afternoon over q mile and a half
straight away cruise on the Hudson
River, opposite Gutenberg. The prizes
consisted Of diamond medals and silk
banners. The water was perfect for the
sport, and the contestants were thereby
able to display their best form. Nothing
10 mar the success of the event occurred
during the day. The best of the series WAS
the Junior pair earsd gig race. There
were three crew entered and these re-
manned side by side from the start to
within a fsw yards of the fnish line
wnen the Valencia crew by II grand
squirt drove their boat yer The line fve
feet ahead of the Atlantics, wno found it
hard work to defeas the ActiveS by a
short half n length. The Atiantics Sc
cured the silver championship trophy by
winning three OF Cue six races. Tue
Aetlves won two and the Valeacias one.
The races ended as follows:
Single Gigs Albert Heyne, Atlantic B. c.;
Oscar Alces. Rosedale B. c., aud George
Storms, Valencie &. 1. Heyne won by four
lengths from Alces, who outro@sd Ssorns
about the same distance. Time, II, minutes
and IL seconds.
Doubts sculis-Atlantie B. Ca. Heyns.
bow; II. c. Kudlieh, stroke; NJ. Appel, cox
swain. Rosedaie B. &C. a. Entrup. bow:-C.
Roseabaum. stroke; u. Eesrrs, coxswall. Tia.
AtIantas led over the entire ceure. winning by
Two lengths. Time. Q minutes aud 2 secoIls. =
Junier Pair-oRred Gigs-Yalenea 4. &C.
Drding, bow: o. Brown, stroke; j. Gshra,
pe1Swaip. Atlantic b. C-E. HAsselman. oow;
e #. Pulls. stroke; p. Boyer, coxswain. Activs
=. &C. Troescher. oow; B. Adams, stroke;
W. Buehle, xsw Tue crews 6spt abreast
of each other Until fifty yards from the inisn,
when the Valeneias spurted and won by q few
feet from the AtlapslcS, The ActlveS being less
than q length behind the second honosi- Time,
0 minutes and DO SECONDS.
Senior Pair-oGred ~Gigs-At1autic B. C.-H.
! c. Kudlich, bow; W. Tieakamp, stroke: A.
Frost, c~oxswain. Active b. ca. Ram, bow;
H. Kraatz. stroke; j. Thoms. coxswain. The
crews were evenly matcnsl, tue supaFo work
of the Atlantics in the last fifty yards landing
them winners by a length. Time. II mLnutes
and Is Seconds.
Juaior Four-oared Barges-Activc B. c.
f. Miller, bsw; W. Ram. :; A. Bruaa, H.Tacins,
stroke; +. Gunkel. C~ex%Tatl- AtiaAtic 3. B.
c. CstraSder, bow: E. R.imensehncidsr, 3;
William Becker 5; L. Liuelll. stroke; P. Boyer,
coxswaia. VRlcenia 3. G. #. kieaSn, bow f.
stroke: H.. killan, coxswain. Tas Actiyes woa
easily by five lengths from the Atiautics, VINO
crossed the finish a length la advance of the
Valencias for second place. Time, s minutes
Is secoBds. +,
Senior Four-oared Barges-Actiye B. &C.
Kortlang. bow; G. KurzSchenkel, =; j. Mont
mann, 8; F. States, stroke; ]. TholnS cox
swain. Atlantic 3. CT. Brandt, bow; f..
Robins, :: 4. Linnemauu. 3: ". Treukamp,
stroke. Valencia B. CT. Klenen, DOW; y.
Stursberg, 2; E. Hahn, B: W. Buden bender,
stroke; H. kilian, ccxswain. The Actives won
cias falling to start. Time. s minutes and Z
seconds.