The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-31
ROWING ON THE PAssAIC.
The Baltimore A. C.'s Eieht Defeat the
Crack Institutes.

The Baltimore A. C.'s Eieht Defeat the
Crack Institutes.
The PsssAic River Amateur Rowing AssocIa-
tion held Its annual regatta on the Passaic River
yesterday. This FINAL heat Of the junior singles
had tn be rowed twice, owing to the contestants
being stopped by q person who attempted to row
q boat across the river In front of them. This
was the only thing to mar the sport. The races
began in the morning and were not finished I'M
til shutdown. The distance was ono mile. except
for the elght-oared shells which was one and q
half miles. Summary
JUNIOR SINGLE sHELLs.
II. O. Scott Pennsylvania Barge Club; J. Colt. Pas.
sale Boat club: N. X. PhinlpA oneida Boat Club. Bur.
lington. y. J.: James Patrick. Newark Rowing Club;
James J. coburn. Institute Boat Club. and John.
Haarstick. varuna Boat Club.
The starters in the first heat were Patrick,
Phillips. and Colt. They kept well together
until the three-quarters. when Patrick drew
away, winning by two lengths from Colt. who
Phillips.. Time. o minutes 10 seconds. The op-
ponents In the second heat wero Coburn. Haar-
and kept increasing his lead, winning By three
lengths from. Haarstick, while the latter beat
10 ESS ans seconds eendis ff In the ,sh anai heat aim Scott o. % %on BE-
. length from Patrick, who beat Haarstick half
. length. Time. Q minutes % seconds.
SINGLE SHELLS.
marsh: xsspsT boat SiaS5 q Philadelphia. and William
{. steady stroke, and srtsdusilsH drew 10 front.
Winning BY q length from EHlsy: wh9 was
minutes 8 3-5 seconds.
SENIOR SINGLE sHELLs.
sSi:soShssss.n ee, :ru snn Boat claS sarge o'a'' and William A.
tn. Ssii, wSs ss55S sS "ss: . ar s"s IN isi 'front.' nss and ia h 1s y
between the men at tho finish. Fischer did not
start. Time. Q minutes IA seconds.
JUNIOR DOUBLE SOULS.
vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia-H n. HugheA
ore.osns Boas CUB q ii'FiS %hifisdolphl Theodore Bun
,,fts;.aio Boat CLUB Of Newark. dott bow; J. L
.Ia.ti.ass Boat CUB Q, Newark. Samson. bowl P.
crsseonts. p pheisy boats pats f Being alm mos e even up pa to
within 100 yards from the finish, when the YES
I psss s %srs a,n nos T sIs,a by e length TIn.. Th %i Ins,,,
30 seconds.
SENIOR DOUBLE SOULS.
Ssstsss oG Gi'y RaFE S, Club e. philads'Dhi.-A Il
Pssssic Boat club Of HswsrfNE. a. Mccoy. bow; c.
Df @fasssass So.s Club of S.w.rr-w. Kelley. bowl O
The Passaics led throughout. and won by .
length. Time, y minutes 10 seconds.
JUNIOR F~ouR-oARED GIGS
sS 1s'' 4, !! B Su.. Si1 !: 81 Riaa''has aisERs.s. s: ehs;le sf 4.
H Siwa.t 4 Ec john T e.ns !: fuI rass' %., s2s: . RsSisi
ivan. stroke; Joseph J. Coburn. coIswain.
,, The Or SsssSsnss captured Tss i this race by va. a length J 9Th
lengths behind the latter. Time, . minutes 6eIh
SENIOR FoUR.oAREp GIGS.
ns ss'smGSs o%, h Il. ]. H.i fts q Of .. f ;! 5. hgnos, 5, I:
= af H si;ss.: if !: ss sIrS s & s$s sss $ ss ;. ~: .9 R;sse, harry ssx;
Osborne. corswain
es x.En %i,I sss' NJ o| ya.t z. /! n~rf 20 hseDSassf. 6 G' Ssslis.
Ed ip.s,sr j. d sSas S!a 3; ! ewartsl 5; y! Ri,sey .,l eSw:
This was the best contested race Of the day.
The Institutes won by half a length. from the
Fairmounts. The Tritons were Third, and the
Varunas dropped out. Time, q minutes SO Sec
SENIOR rouR-oAREp SHELLS.
A. WsissneSser 3; ". Il Sheppard. s. j. 4. Spencer:
bow 5%s;'l Z s. 6 6s:s. slr :: e g T. E'F Fos. 8! v tSei kas1sz.
The Institutes were in the lead from start to
nnish. crossing the line fully two lengths in ad-
vance Of the Passaics. Time. o minutes 8 seconds.
v RESERVE CUTTER RACE.
4. s sssssa els1.' g e e ! EsT S.ssapos soi 3 g. s.s net. !;
4 EeS SilIsssh y 4 4 & sss :; g''sr i! q u 4. S y; s9'i iS, I j. !:
Ihird DiNlblOn OF hopOktn-pIetL DOW Lunkor, =;
E Sa.tSss !: Is.s: !; burnett. y; smith. III sso's,,
The Hobokenites led throughout and won by a
length. The Newarkers tried to hit up their
stroke near the end, but they were too much
fatigued. Time. 8 minutes IL seconds.
JUNIOR EIGHT-oARED SHELLS.
rsiT nn%, x Rowlns club of PTiii sSsy Il Hills.
~ Q pqnaeI. ;sHroiss; hsI%iEss, eo44:waln: ~
9 John Dany, .Si' Bernard smith. =; John Murray, 81
Vssper j Boat CUB q ~ IaSdslphis- Richard MeMan.
~ cG S..s Sisf 81 If fassfd 1i Marsh. hh'ss !: z R Il d Il 49r +. ::
of inssisus ssrf RS., Z cub Ii Anew Ssss sStsTa' GroOurn, bow. J.
S SSS j p H N ~ q Nn !! Psu =; Z; Pa5 = 4 !. k 5iA 4; saIIi,
stroke; I. Knowles coIswain-
The Fairmounts caught the water first, but
the crews. retained this position until near the
Then the Institqtss hit up their stroke,
forns nsS Winning By ' half a length 2 'n's No p tI%s w .as
SENIOR E~IGHr-oARED SHELLS.
Passaic Boat Club OF INewark-T; A. Toerlng, bow
q oi,b H. shATyRlsfHi Z sibaeipssrd hfsa'ss, u w;s 2; !; a.; caa%'
H'J'"A. Spencer, stroke Ii. " Rhodes Cox cox
Bal'l% %FSi A. G ) I'm, !. I; yana HtsS bow Y + wer
W,his% , IaI3 S, ;tcgfsI i @aitsSssd soSsSsih"
S ssiss; :iSst /; i fsi MI:siai'I$S ss 4. !; T !$4.rs,a: Look;
Nrsper Boat Club OF Philadelphia Richard Me-
slanus, boy Nick Jenigen, =; D; Hegarty, ,3;,F. y.
Barber q J Geiser, Q; :: Marsh ~ D. klddell, Jr, n;
The BAltlmOres won by a length from the In
after a good race. The PAssalcs aud
were almost on even terms two lengths
behind. Time, 7 minutes 90 seconds.
MoHteIair Golfers Active.
In the morning yesterday fourteen players
started in the &andicap match at the Montclalr
Golf Club. The best scores were in the follow
lng ordsr' o..
X M. 4, Grel6' '"'''"'slD Ill
d. Hogarth.. 10 ll0