The San Francisco call., 1898-11-07
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 LONG BRIDGE Ariel Intermediates
 Are VictOrs. SENIOR HON0RS FOR ALAMEDA PAPE WINS THE SENIOR SHELL RAGE IN A WHERRY. pr. Dennis of the South Ends Dis qualified for FouIing in the
 Outraged skiff
SENIOR H0NoRS FOR ALAMEDA
PAPE WINS THE SENIOR SHE'LL
 RACE IN A WHERRY.

The championship rowing regatta of the Pacific Association of the Amateur Ath- letic Union was held yesterday at Long Bridge. The day was a lovely one and the bridge was crowded with spectators, as also was the deck of a large ship moored alongside. In the early part of the day the water was quite smooth, put later a light breeze ruffied it's surface, The winners in yesterdays races hold the bay championships until next year $ championship regatta.
 In the intermediate four-oared barge race the Pioneers had the inside station. the Ariels the center and the Dolpnlns the outside. After rowing a few strokes the Dolphins turned back, having crossed the starting line merely to save their en- trance fees. The Ariels, rowing a good stroke in their new barge, came home winners by ten lengths. Time. min. 431k secs.
 In the senior outrigged skin. first heat, F. Ayers of the Alamedas and Dr. c. c. Dennis, the former having the outside station and the latter the inside, were the only starters. Both men, being sure of their places in the final heat, took things easily. Two hundred yards from the finish they began to pull little, and F. Ayers crossed the line half length to the good. Time, 10 min. 16 sec.
 In the junior four-oared barge race the Ariel crew had the inside station, the pioneers the center and the Alamedas the pi1tside. The Ariels led at the start, the Pioneers steering wildly. Up to the stakes the order was: Ariels, Pioneers and Ala medas. The Ariels and the Pioneers raced bow and bow. but 200 hundred yards from the finish the Arels were fouled and stopped rowing allowing the Pioneers to win and the Alamedas to take second was disallowed on the ground that it did not affect the result. Time, min. 45 sec. Orr second, La Chapelle third and J. Lyons fourth: Time, g min. 19 sec.
 In the. senior outraged skiff, second strongly and won by six or seven lengths c. Ayers second. Time, 3 min. 21k sec
 a rowover for Klunder Time, Il min. - The senior four-oared barge race was easily won by the Alamedas. The Pioneers beat the South Ends for second place after close contest. Time, min 30 sec.
 In the senior shell race H. A. Wittkopf of of the Ariels . had the inside station, A; Frank Duplissea of the South Ends out side. .Pape rowed a .wherry; the others srowded GeGs a Pss Peps but s sal dpuRTe away from him. Pape and Wittkopf turned almost together; then Pape took the fe lead. followed by n Witttkopff. with koff hung on to Pape but could not catch him, the Dolphin sculler winning by a length. Time, min. A sec.
 In the junior outraged skiff, second heat, only A. Webb and w. G. Hansen, both of the Alamedas, started. Being sure of their places in the final heat, the scull- CTS took things easily, W. Hansen win ming by about two lengths Time, 10 min. Il sec.
 In the senior outrigged skiff, final heat. F. Ayers of the Alamedas had the inside station, c. Ayers of the Alamedas inside center, c. Ochs of the Pioneers outsiue center and Dr. C. c. Dennis of the South Ends outside. Dennis started off with a rush, and fouling Ochs broke the blade of one of Ochs souls. Ochs stopped and turned back. After the turn Dennis led and came in a winner by two lengths from F. Ayers, c. Ayers bad third Dr. C. O Dennis was disqualified for fouling Ochs. and the other three are to row the final heat next Sunday at noon at Long Bridge Time, min. 5-5 sec.
 In the junior outraged skin. final heat, station. Atwell Webb of the Alamedas side. Fickert got away with the lead and led after the turn. Then he took Webbs