The evening world., 1894-07-14
JUDGES BOAT STUCK.
Middle State Regatta Delayed
Owing to Mishaps.
N. Y. A. C. Gets a Heat in the
Junior Fours.
Had Steering and Some Crowding
Mar tho Racing.
Especial 10 The Evening worId)

'Spec!h! 10 Inc tNeHlnE "crlnD
NEWARK, N. j., July 1+.-There was
hardly rifle on tho paesaic course this
morning. II is fitting day for the
chief rowing event OF the East, and
more auspicious outlook could not be
imagined than that which greeted the
representatives Of the more important
boat clubs between Washington and
Boston who were entered in the sixteen
events on the programme of the Middle
States regatta.
So many entries were received that II
was necessary to divide things up. the
preliminary and second trial heats be-
ing rowed In the morning, leaving all
finals for the afternoon. Few Of the
fair sex attended the trials, but there
were preparations for q host Of them
later in the day.
The Judges boat, Golden Rule, carried
a good cargo OF officials, among them
Referee walter stinson, Arlington B. c.,
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Zappone, Apalostan- p. G.. Washington;
Henry ]. Behrens.. Harlem Regatta AS
ISOLATION; James r. Doyle, Crescent b.
g. d sos ss c c Whitley At ndses
of the finals, r. P. Allen, New Jersey A.
G.; c, j.. Preisendanz, Fairmount X. C.;
Frank Burke, Astoria A: c.; Fred g..
Wyanoke i. G.; James 4. Hard, Arthur
XIII Association; starter A., J. Busch
man. Rhyenswool r.: CT; clerks Of the
Sweeney, Institute r. c.. clerk Of prizes,
NJ. B. Foy, Metropolitan r. c.
The. morning races We're started at 9
O'Clock. the aftern BON series being sehsd-
uled for $50. The courses are all straight
away, and one mile is the distance In
all but the, senior eight. which is one
, mile and a half.
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Tho heats were rowed with three entries
IN eaG s,as he , A. heat uHos n and SINGLES ter
them to AFFORD resting time.
The morning races were delayed after
the first single scu,l heat. the judges
the tug drew more water thsn there was
in the channel the New York A. c. crew
got away tirst. but steered close to the
Newark shore, losing ground, They
Triton crew crowded each other over to
the Kearney side. The mercury foot -four
maintained lead OF good fifiyge lengths
to the half. at which point the other.
the n. Y. A. &. boys, and they won by
six lengths as they pleased. Junior sin.
giles; flrst heat, won by Frank Coburn
B. C.. third. TimeEsm. L Us. Won By
length and a half.
'u0r ers sur fs heat + e. won Was BY second n
Dauntless B. c. third. Time-5m. Ais.
Junior four. second heat-Won by Elk
eelsior, B; c., Patterson. N. j.; overpeck
E. G G., NeWark N thru i se'' Time5.ss 'I rs
W9n by five lengths. Institute steered
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Exley, jr, Gray's Ferry b. G.. second
]: /. Berry. Aqlanock d. G, third: 4, r
Holbrook: S. I. a. G., fourth. Time
eight iesnths astern. five lengths ahead
The Golden Rule again went aground
pses sGSk wse two S Tsee s She her
with referees. judges and committee. un,
I'll Commodore George E. Q. Chace, OF
the Passaic Amateur Rowing Associa.
The tug E. A. Kerker, which had
brought down large Harlem contin
Doek ana a,d0 staged Sse tSere R Was Be-
fore the second heat Of junior singles
was started. instead of 10, as scheduled
In,ermediSte Singles; first TRIAL rh hsat
Walter Goodkind, Lone Star B. C..
third Time not taken. Won by eight
lengths.
Won by John 8. Hall. Albany r. c.
SECOND On b JGSh re srsys ssssS B.
third. Time-6H IA.
Ferry did not finish. This left Co
burn. Varian. Hull and Exley eligible
for the final Junior singles. N. Y. A.
c., Triton, Excelsior and Overpeck IT.
the Junior and Wirtz, Phillips, Hall anC
Exley in the intermediate.
Mechanic. forty-two miles from thu
start. was reached first by Conklin
Clowan was second. Everett third anc
Frolich fourth.
w. L. Hall and ]. NJ. Baldwin. who hat
but twenty minutes start. were CLOSING
up rapidly. they being nth and sixth re
spectively.