The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-01
CROWDS At pAssA1o REGATTA.

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CROWDS AT PAssAIC REGATTA.
Pennsylvania wins the Junior Eight but Loses
the Senior to the Institutes.
Tho bright sunshine which followed tho storm
yesterday tempted thousands TO the banks ofthe
Pnssaic River in the afternoon to witness tho
annual regatta. Tho University Of Pennsylvania
men had q vcritable walkover In the Junior eight
race. and were looked upon to win tho senior
event, but tho Institutes proved too much for
them.
The cutter race between naval reserve crews
was interesting and resulted in an unexpected
win, for the Hobokenitcs wero mere striplings
as compared with the members of the other
crows. Summary:
JuNioR SINGLE SHELLS.
John j. Coburn. Institute II. c.. Newark; John
Henry, Newark II. c.; Robert A. Pitts, West Philadel.
phia B. c.
Coburn and Mulhearn made q stiff race for tho
honors. the former winning by a length. Henry
was third and Pitts last. Time, z minutes 17k
seconds.
TERMEpI SINGLE SHELLS.
A. weissenogger, Passaic r. o. Newark; James Pat
rick. Newark c.
Tho mon fouled after rowing 100 yards.
weisscncgger stopped and made a plea to the
TtlCEtt. ~ Nv Nv hoouae "a $50 w
rick. who rowed over the course under the i'm
preston that he was winning. No time was
taken.
SENIOR SINGLE SHELLS.
James Patrick. Newark r. O.; Edward Marsh. YES
per d. c.. Philadelphia Joseph Mcguire. Bradford D.
C., Cambridge. Mass.i Christopher y. Donigan- Pas
sale d. c., Newark.
Donigan foulcd Marsh near the finish. and was
disqualified. He crossed Marsh's bow and
caused him to stop. Up to this time It was q
close race between the pair for the honors. No
JUNIOR DOUBLE SOULS.
Newark R. C.-Eugene weidner. bow; Daniel Rue
Institute n. c.. ~NewArk-John y. Parduo. bow, N.
-vssPer B. C.. Phlladelphia-wnrAm Kusler. bow,
Malta D. G.. PhilSdelphiA-Edward Fenton. bow; ".
Ssrssd i. &. B%siieviils. n. J.-Roser W. Brett. bow,
T. sehsybsr Webster; stroke. wu,r, " n.v.r ,ov,
W. Massey blackburn. stroke.
In the final heat tho West Philadelphians,
Nereids and Vesperss, made about the .prettiest
kept bobblng in front a few feet. When about q
hundred yards from the finish the, Vest Phila-
SddiRn.seS OF % the S SseIidfs who crossed a length SHs1fh to
the good OF the vespers. The Newarks were
lost a few lengths away. Time. 8 minutes ~
SENIOR pouBLE SOULS.
Institute b. G.. N~ewark-Edvard J. Carney. bowl
.psssaio +. @. Newark. A. Mccoy. bow; Christie
pher p. Donigan. stroke.
The race was interesting for half the distance,
when the PASSAGES drew away and won by three
lengths. Time. 8 minutes 3Sio seconds.
JUNIOR FoUR-oARED CLOS.
Quaker City I, &c; PhilAdelphiA-F "; sedlsr. bow;
vesper b C. Philadelphia-w. r. Work, bow: J. u.
Patterson- .; c. L. Kruter. 8; Daniel Hiles, stroke; l.
o d,stsn1A a. !. S s.; New ,,esS,, = &, SGT; sS,r' so 2!
swain.
The Atalantas and Vespers rowed a close race.
There g, vas ,Ss h ao + " !TsSn SS hSS, %ssa 1 menss at a1 ~
win by q bare half length. The Quaker City
crew was way In the rear. Time, 8 minutes 40
seconds
yoUR-oAREp SHELLS.
Institute D. c.. ark-Edward q. Feuerhorn.
bow; ? A: sullivan. 3; J.. T. Halter. 81 A. l. F,upa'-
ss s::. { p. !; s: = 6. Hsi.s.:a. ); Layton asa'iS' s9s:
XsTsIlR !. cs-M.,.hsw Cain. bow. John Henry. .:
Opposite the Triton houpe the Newarks and In
stitutes fouled, and the Crescents won by three
distance. Time, 5 minutes 43 seconds.
SENIOR EoUR-oARED GIGS.
cresceat b. c.. PhiiedslphiA-Charies Margerum.
bow h Z Ka.el. 9; D. aalsteAd, 8; Layton Ford.
Institute ? e; Ns~sIl.v L9skms.sr Go~i carts-
iSSas .,- oSs.f Roma HSs n; haE Kao- lee V ooI.s.in owen L.
Atalanta d: G.. Sew ioIk-o. Keuchlsr, bow; =.
Holt. Ii e brihk, o. ". smitn, btroke, 4. - villa
verde, coxsw ain.
Tho honors were In doubt between the Insti.
tutes and Crescents until near the end. when the
former bent to their oars with u will. and crossed
the line q length ahead. The Atalantas were
hopelessly in the rear. and stopped. Time, 3
minutes Aga seconds.
JUNIOR ~EGHroAREp sHELIA-
Uniyersiiy Of Pennsylvania Csecond crswl%. h.
Akin. bow; J.P. Watson. .; u. De valin. 81 c. II.
Gloss, 4 J. ". Busch. o; y. l.. Wallace. 9; W. r. PreS
ton. II G. 4. RoGen. stroksI ". Il. Lee, eoxSwAin.
Newark R. C.-EuEene weidnsr. bow; PJ Sweeney.
Q; John J, Duny. 3; John CAvAnAugh. 81 Andrew
Tuite. 8; Samuel RuSder. o. Thomas 6oldner. Z; u.
I. smith. stroke; Matthew 7. ouigiey. coIswAin.
Owing TO an accident this race resulted in q
walkoyer for the collegiRnA. Tho Newarks broke
their ruddcr when half over the course and
ceased rowing. No time taken.
SENIOR ~EIGHr sHELIS.
Institute b. O., Hswark-y. Lockmeisr. bow; Ed.
ward o. Feuerhorn. =; A. L. Fitzpatrick. 8; J. V.
7, A. sullivan. z owen 4. Fox. stroke; Thomas H.
Newark r.. C.-natthsw Cain. bow; John cavS,
naqgh. 3; John Duny, 3; d. }. Smith, 81 John Murray,
stroke; n !. 9uigiey. ooIswain.
University Of Pennsylyania second crew)-J. B.
Akin. bow; J, 7. Watson, 2i II. Do Vain. 81 q. T.
Tismey, 4; J. W. Busch, s; y. l.. Wallace, q; W. p.
Preston. Il c. d. Rogers. strokes ". X. Lee, coz.
swain.
The Institutes led throughout, winning by two
the Sewarks by half q length, after having
clashed oars with them at the mile. Time, 5
minutes 8i9 seconds.
Some Other wheel Events Yesterday.
The Greenwood wheelmen OF Newark held a