The evening world., 1894-05-30

renee had more than he could do on his
There was q fresh wind blowing
had begun to turn back when at noon
the starters for the senior single shell
race entered the water. Walter Good
kind, of the Lone Star Club, and VIII
lam Mulcare, OF the Dauntless. had both
been scratched.
The contest was left to Fred Haw-
kins, of the L~ancasters, Of Troy; Will
Edwin Hedley. OF the Nespers. The lat
tor would have been a prime favorite
In the gentle breeze of an hour previ-
Gus. as he is a lightweight. Aman was
also handicapped by the same condi-
II was good weather for heavy-weights.
and Hawkins Is of that class. He had no
difficulty in starting with. the lead and
keeping 1t to the End. Hedley n Aman
made II SHARP rally for second place, and
the latter sot there by II scant length
II me-1.lO.
the next trial neat 70. junior double
shells called out all the entries. as fol-
lows:
80. l. varuna D. c.. L. LIZ. l.. Dunn, bow
No >. n]aIin,iesS il t.. y. Y.--E. Rosenheimer.
how l.. u IoSeph hal stroke
ho~; Eg.r =. REYNOLDS, stroke.
No. I Orerp"ck Is e.. y. il. C. Van Duyne,
bow " 4. Palmer. stroke.
The Nv Jersey uoyi won easily, with
The Lone Islanders second, and the two
New YORK teams making a dead neat Of
It for third place, ,
Thes" were the entries In tie second
heat Of the same class:
Va. / Ion. s'ar u G.. y. Waiter Reid.
how. Sol Nny,i. st;nte.
49, :. Mc.ropoli'an H. e., y, i-Georse Rus
scll bow john IN 'on, stroke.
40. J. Harlem 49, Clarence Mace. how; P.
VI Cassidy, stroke
This race proved to be a procession,
VITA IN" Harlemitea IN the yam from
II rz' IA Inst aud t1n IHtvnn1ltnlG an j
Lone S,lrs bringing UP the rear in order.
Tim" ~ i.s.
ono Of the star events OF the day came
with the call If the senior four-oarel
shell rae" 10 one heat.
The w,nl hti heel rising steadily and
the tcrIperature had fallen IN the same
measure until the river was chopping
| spectators along tn" shore.
rEc contcelirg crews reported to the
~rc'crAe rs fpllows:
No. /. Gpaverwyck +. G., Albany-Mar-
! tin +. Morahan, bow: William. =. Carlin,
NJ .; :. G. Moran, No. 3; j. II. Bowen.
Ne. ?. ATLANTA r.. e.. New ~York-Clar-
Mo >; Jay n. Ormsby, No. 3: II. Fred
10; 8, As;oria A.. Ct L. L;mGeorge i.
No, !. \ y. a. C,-w;. H.. PincAney,
bow Il. j ..krant. No, :; T. w. Howard,
No. !. Bostoa Athletic Association, Dos,
ton y h. crowinshield. bow: Richard
Matters. Ne. :, n. Anthony, No. 3; X. u.
Ware. stroke.
INFO the waves as II by one impulse, and
the Md was OFF in fine order. As
in most of the races. the winner was not
The New York Athletics took the front
with a s!urt and never lost an inch,
In r~asain- he half they led the Beaver
wycl;s by a length. the ,Bostons a close
the Atalantas a HOMELESS last; The race
RI" wind and tide were now 50
change to the right about and the re-
nainiG races We're rowed from One
HdnGred and Thirty-sixth street to.
wares Mccombs Dam Bridge.
was the junior eight-oared shell race
with the New York Athletics and the
Bohemians starting. Columbia College
tct,Nnt, er.er.d as follows:
RisSop. bow; w. G. n"uhlass, No. :;
{" Ford s1torious, No. 8: A. Ko;llstede,
No. 6; II. Walden, No. I: r. w. Morris,
jr. stroke: \. Stout. coxswain:
Bohemian p, c, New York;, .Chras'
. ~ INV 'lN'h' No. =, ~. WdioSh
No. 2; A.. l.. Admar, No. 4; j. Bensky,
70 :: y Telezny. No. 6: ]. Belohlavak
No. :; ]. Koudelka. stroke; j. T. Tesar
CoXswain.
The Bohemians had the hest OF tn,
Athletics from the start and won by tw,
clear lengths. 1t was at this point tina
the timekeepers, who had not been yer!
sure of their judgments all day long
concluded that the wind and the sei
made records valueless and gave up Off
cal timekeaping altogether and went Ii
to enjoy the fun.
During the race for the senior four
cared shells, an accident occurret
which might have resulted In a cas-
of drowning were 1t not for the cool
hcaGedness of one of the crew VIII
were at fault.
A naval reserve yawl, manned b,
ten men. ran into a rowboat containing
three Wyanoke Boat Club men an
capsized 1t. The occupants of the cap
sized boat. with the exception OF tn
boy. could swim, but one of the nava
reserve men jumped into the river an
saved the boy.
The final OF the Junior Double shel
resulted in a victory for the Narunt
Club, Harlem second. Time-6.G.
The intermediate four-oared gig fina
was won by a half length by the Alta
lantas from the Pennsylvania Barg
Club.