New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

run down. The tug Is owned by John Conne. from
whom the Regatta Committee had hired the tug
Cornelius Van Colt for the officers Of the races
One OF the officers Of the Lone Star Club said to
Tribune reporter:
"We have always had trouble with Connell and
engage his tux In order TO dissuade him from any
overt act OF this Sort but 1t never does any good
His p,lots seem to take delight In breaking up q
race"
After the tug had gone clear the gigs were ordered
IN line IN at the first quarter marx. ana the race
finished but 1t gave no sausiae''on 1A" "o
time given.
In the Junior eght-oared shell contest the staten
Island and Newark crews foued near the emo Oh
the course and the latter were oisquahiieo' Jul :"
made no difference. they were hopeiessiy oea'e,
There was no extremely high-speed rowing al
though the time made in all cases was iai' anu 40
some instances highly credtable
THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR FIGHTS
The Junior Fights made pretty showing as they
moved up the course there being fve contestants
and the senior eights in the contest OF the day
called forth wild cheers they sped past the boat
houses but II was plain to be seen that 'ne Do''.
milan Clubs first eight were having fun Win t,,e'i
rivals the Palisades. At no time were they pu'.ins
more than a thrty-six stroke. II was c'o'o
finish, thanks to the magnanlmity OF the winning
crew.
For the junior single-scull race there were iou'
heats In the second Russell. OF the Metropolitan
fouled with Mulhearn OF the Empire and the ia''er
claimed foul. which was allowed. and 1 ne Was by
permitted 10 in the final. which was won , ~
tiaard. of the ATLANTA The prizes were s,usie
Winners presented by the association and Of course
banners for the crews In ADDITION anu sPso o~
medals for the junior Fights. given by The New
York Times
RESULTS OF THE CONTESTS.
In the intermediate double-scull race. final heat
the contestants were the vespers, Dauntless, In
stltute and Lone Star crews The race was won oy
the Institute double by a length. DE w. {. Cohen'
bow G.. Hafer. stroke. Time-5;s7.. , Gait
lard Moran. Scott and Muhearn was won by eau r,.
lard of the ATLANTA by three lengths s1nnolIian
Dauntess and Union Clubs Won by the first nam ,,s
by length. Members. T. s. Mahoney bow r p rS
4 iiy Il c. 1 F1sgf; q W. Grant, stroke '0A'"
Starting in the senior barge race %ere
the Active and Varuna clubs. Won by the Act'Se
crew, comprising r. McDougall. bow; William william r.
Norris John snr s~ b 81 II nsseT
The for junior Fights was prest2y sistsn
n Tsiand Newark and Lone Star club crews Won
by the Pasads eight 9y eng,n me W Carpen
&C. sr sflnn srcS SHs 4 Harry Srchi6ad
buchanan. 6; G. sade 4 F. slade' s'r0ke' T. Kay
nfr c tSe Intermediate single scu starters were
william A. Fischer. Hugh Monaghan W G %Sn Sx
Monsghan as pleased Time1sOs,s .,s,,s the
former winning by length. The crew were Charles
Arndt. bow; Frank DernDacner' :. marry Moii'S o.
William Wendorf stroke. Time-54lh.
The senior double was taken by the Passac boa i
Christopher Dunegan stroke. rowing over the course
alone. , -, . mas con
tested by the Varuna, the Dauntless ana the Union
club crews. II was won by the Varunas IN ciose
a. in the barge race. The first Bohemian Club crew
declined to contest. No time was gwen OWING 10
the interruption by the tug mentioned .
Contestants in the senior single sculi race Were
bmech and Frederick Cresser 1t was won by the
6rst named as he pleased Time-S:2lls 1900.
The last race Of the day was for senior eights,
sbeT Starting were the first bohemian ana the
Paisade Club crews the Nassau crew not start a
length The crew +. Goubek bow; r. vitan.
2. 7 Sedlacek 8; F. J. Wilde, A. +. Wesley o; Joseph
Charwat 6: Joseph Skoopiel. a. NJ: Sahina' sHoke'
Joseph Skoda, coxswain. Tme-6A's.