The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-22
VALENCIA 3. C. REGATTA.
interesting Races n the Hudson
Between Crack Crews.

The twentieth annual regatta of the
Valencia Boat Club Of Hoboken was he'd
Saturday afternoon on 4 mile stralshe-
away course on the Hudson River OH
| Gutenberg. The contests were very sex~
citing and the finishes close. A large
party went up the river on a large
steamer and crowds viewed the contests
from the Heights. There were about 2.Vu
Interested spectators. Most Of the inter-
est was centered on the open events me
| Rosedale Boat Club of Hoboken won the
first event, four-oared barges, by cross
ing the line ahead of the crack crews
hereabouts. h Dauntless Boat Club II
New York City was among the com
p~etitors. but failed to set better than
nth place. There has been much healthy
rivalry between this club and the local
organizations and the victory OF the
Rosedales was a source of much JOY
among the members. The Bohemian club
Of New York won second place in the
four-oared event and won the eight-oared
race. The local crews showed to great
advantage and the clubs the different
crews represented have reason to be
] proud. The club events were productive
J of much enthusiasm and the competitors
were wildly cheered for their efforts
Summary
FoUR-OARED BARGEs.
Rosedale Boat Club of Hoboken-
baum, No. 2; Lawrence Reinhardt. No. =;
Gustav cucklein, stroke. Frank De
| Largy. eoxswain.
FIRST Bohemian Boat Club of New York
Joseph Koudelka, bow; Theodore Zah-
radnik, No. 2; Frederick Budry. NO. 3;
Albert Ladnann, stroke; Edward kaiina,
coxswain.
Active Boat Club of Hoboken-Williana
Bfinckmann. bow; Malcolm Hopkins. No.
2: William Reese. No. 9; William RAM
stroke; Louis Hulse, coxswain.
Atlantic Boat Club of Hoboken-Albert
Heyne, bow; Ejnar Norman, No. 2; AL
bert Undeutsch, No. s: VIM. T~renka1np,
stroke; Charles Trautwein. coxswain.
Dauntless Boat Clu Of New York
DIR. Emil Mueller, bow; William Becker,
| No. 2: James P. I~nstone. No. 8; William
Holman, stroke; James Edgerton, cox
swain.
The Atlantics secured the advantage at
the start, but only kept it for 200 yards.
when the Bohemians went to the front
and won by two lengths. The RosedaIes
finished third. a length behind the At
lantics. The Dauntless crew was fourth.
EIGHT-oARED BARGEs.
First Bohemian Boat Club of New York
Joseph Koudeika, bow; Joseph Behen-
skey, No. 2; Frederick Budry. No. 8;
Frank zelenski No. a; Albert Ladmann,
No. 5; Tony zahradnik. No. 6; Frank We
seley. No. Z; William Chrastfl. stroke; Ed
ward T. Kalina, coxswain.
Active Boat Club of Hoboken-Charles
"a. Harper. bow: William Refs. No. 9;
James Sinclair. No. 3; Michael Hopkins.
No. A: George La Point, No. 5; James
O'Brien, No. 6; William Brinkmann. No.
/; William Ram, stroke: Louis Huise,
c~oxswain.
Atlantic Boat Club of H-oboken-Albert
Heyne. bow; Charles Thies. No. 2; Henry
c.. Kudlieh No. 3: Elnar Norman. No. a;
Charles Won der Heer. Ne. 5; William
Krais, No. 6; George Walter, No. q; Her
man Schumann, stroke; Charles Traut-
vein. coxswain.
This race resulted in an easy victory
for the Bohemians. They beat the Allan
tics. their nearest rivals. by twenty
lengths.
CLUB EVENTS.
Senior four-oared barges Reds - E.
Hahn, bow; W. Dorsey. No. 2; w. Buden-
bender. No. 3; E. Fuchs, stroke; J. EMIL
Ter, coxswain. Whites-C. Petrie, bow;
G. PassetttNo. q G.. Harmon. No. 3. e.
Z. Meisner. stroke: H Kilian. coxswain.
The Whites won by ten lengths.
Junior four-oared barges Whites - A.
Lehman, bow; o. Erik, No. 2; e. Gouze,
No. 3; W. Grempler, stroke; H. Schoeke.
coxswain. Reds-W. Jones, bow; w. Har-
roun. Nc. 2; w .Stehli, No. 3; H. Walker.
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