The Portland daily press., 1897-08-14
SILVER JUBILEE REGATTA.
Amateur Oarsmen Who Won at Philadel-
phia Yesterday.

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day races in the Silver jubilee regatta
OF the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen were rowed today over the ma
tlonal course on the Schulkill river in
Paramount Park. Today's events con-
sisted of trials in the intermediate sim
glLs, international four shell and the
final and only heat in the intermediate
Fights. or these the feature events were
the two senior four heats and the final
intermediate eight. The Ariel Club of
Baltimore won the first of the former by
half length and the Institute Club of
Newark the second senior four heat in a
| magnificent dash. In the Fights the Wor-
cester high school athletic association
took the lead at the crack of the pistol,
maintaining it throughout with the Mont
rose and Fairmount Clubs, both of Phiia-
delphia, following closely in the order
named. In the remaining events the
| Wachusett Club and the Colum bia Row
ing association, both of Massachusetts,
won the first two heats in the intermedi-
ate singles and the Narragansett Club of
Providence the third heat. The Pennsyl-
vania Barge Club, West End Boat Club
of Boston and the Bradford Club of Cam
bridge, Mass, won respectively the three
nettS III tne SENIOR Singles, Wnlle IN Une
international four the Institute Club Of
Newark and the Argonaut of Toronto
each won heat.
All the events, with the exception of
the international fours and the interme-
date eight, were three-quarters of a
mile and return. The exceptions were
one and half miles straight away.
The summarizes
Intermediate Singles = First heat,
Charles Henry Lewis, Wachusett Club,
Worcester, won Fl. O. Wilson, N. Y. A.
c., second; John McCullom Binder.
Malta Club, Philadelphia, third. Time,
1922 IA. II
Second hest, F. J. Greer, Columbia
Rowing Association, East Boston, won
second; r.. G. Lockwood, West Philadel-
phia Club, third. Time, lo.41 10.
Third heat, Edward It. Schulze, Mar
ragansett Boat Club of Providence, won;
Theo. Bunker, Crescent Club, Philadel-
phia, second; P. II. Lee, Springfield
Club, Springfield, Mass, third. Time,
1000.
Senior four shell-First heat, Ariel Row
ing Club, Baltimore, won; Staten Isl
and, second; Crescent, Philadelphia,
third. Time, 9.25.
Second heat, Institute Club, Newark,
won; Argonaut, Toronto, second; Column
bia A. c., Washington, third Time,
9.15.
Senior singles-First heat. James B.
Juvenal, Pennsylvania Barge Club won !;
E. Award, Toronto Rowing Club, sec,
ond; Thomas N. Joyce, Atlanta Boat Club
Springfield, Mass, third. Time, 1913.
Second heat, Joseph J. Whitehead, West
End Boat Club, Boston, won; e. A.
Thompson, Argonaut Club, Toronto, SEQ
third. Time, SO 10.
Third heat, Joseph Mcguire, Bradford
Boat Club, Cambridge, Mass, won; j.
Louis Van Damme, Mutual Boat CIub
Detroit, second; Edward Marshx, Vesper
Club, Philadelphia, third. Time,
1901 1-2.
International four shell-First heat, In
stitute Club, Newark, won; Ariel Club,
Baltimore, second; Staten Island Boat
Club, third Time, $3.50.
Second heat, Argonaut Club, Toronto,
won; Columbia Athletic Club, Washing.
ton, second. Time, $3.50. The Crescent
of Philadelphia did not start.
Final intermediate eight cared shells.
Worcester High School Association Wor,
cester, Mass, won; Montrose Club, Phila-
delphia, second; Fairmount Club, Phila-
delphia, third. Time, SOY
The winners and seconds qualify for
the finals, which will be rowed tomor-
row.
A match race for $500 side was ar
ranged today between James Wray, the
Australian oarsman, and F. d, Rogers
Of Massachusetts,, to take place on the Esd
inst.
The last race Of the day, the intermedi-
ate eight-oared was one Of the prettiest of
the regatta and the Worcester HIGH
School won 1t by doing the best work.
The Montrose of this city and the New
York g. were the other starters. Time,
S.O7.