New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-31
HARVARD ROWS WE'LL.
COLUMBIA DEFEATED IN THE HARLEM
sCULLING CONTESTS.
TEN EYCK WINS THE SENIOR SINGLE "lihoOi
ExERr1NG HIMsELF-LARGE CROWDS EN-


JOY GOOD DAYS sPoRr-suM'
MARES OF THE CONTESTS.
Edward Hanlon Ten Eyck the champion amateur
sorr,er ~ The world made his initial appearance
m the Harlem River yesterday In the presence OF
hundreds Of admirers OF rowing The occasion was
the thirty-sccond annual regatta or the har'eni
Regatta Association. and among the attractions
~ tho dav was the presence OF both the Junior ana
,vorsf,v crows Of Colum nia and Harvard universe
ties Crews from the New-York Athletlc Cluo ana
others from the crack cluns OF the aSsocla''o"
were also entered in long list OF races anc inc
sport which they furnished was OF nlgn orde'
The racing was scheduled 10 start at noon. bur 1t
was | o'clock when the first struggle was begun
and long before that time the banks OF the river
and the boa thouses we're thronsed with spectators
There were also many tugs, Launches ana othei
craft along the course, and all carried cro"os o.
snort loving young and pretty CLAD girls
The course was one mile straglitaway. the start
ing point being at the new Central Bridge ana the
finish off One hundred "a nd I hrty-e.ghth-st Inc
officials OF the regatta were James 7. Mccartney
referee James Pikington starter; + NJ CASSIDY
clerk OF course: J. J. Kiey. assistant clerk OF
course. Robert J. Migan. John H Abeel Dr
George Root and II j. Behrens, jr.. timckeepers;
Oscar D. Thees, Harold H Oddie George Young.
John F Rogers Charles w. Preisendanz and
Henry Schocke judges
The senior single SOUL race conceded TO Ten
Eyck before the start. and he won II with the
greatest OF ea-e. The race was merely an eAeicisc
spin for the champion. and ne led from start 10
finish He stopped his boat several times TO watch
the struggles OF his competitors 10 keep within hail
ing distance
The greatest interest OF course. centred In the
Junior and senior eght-oared shell races. In which
the college entered. II was hoped
that the crew from Yale would row. but at the
last moment It withdrew Il was entered in the
Junior race and It's withdra val left the Column
bia University the Weld Boat Club. OF Harvard
University, and the New-York Athletic Club crews
as the contestants This race started at p m.
breeze blowing down the course at the time,
but the tide was slack The Harvard boys had the
New-York shore position; then came the Columbia
crew. with the New-York Athletic Club oarsmen on
the outside It was pretty start and the crews
rowed together for the first quarter. Then the
Harvard crew forged slightly ahead. and by row
ing steady 3S stroke. won with something
to spare The Columbia crew had the New-fork
Athletic Club beaten at the threequarters nag. an1
Ths sl1TGafk &ihsc Cub about
The entries in the senior eghtoared shell race
were the Columbia and Harvard crews aTp Cte
was perfect one. and all the crews were on 20
gether The Harvard and CSGnola Gde"s h nfier
tbe Harvard bows second At the half the Harvard
crew pulled UP and went TO the front The Bohe-
milan crew hung on tenaciousy howSeyI an" M n
was close and interesting race THROUGHOUT anu
onIy length separated the three crews al the nm
ISL "a utth Colunhia only few feet behind The
winning crew pulled the clearest ana s'e""'eS'
One Of the best races OF the day was the senior
four-oared shells which vas Won oy mo TS yesner
Roaf Club from the Quaker city. also captured a
prize winning the intermediate four-oered XIX race
III The victory Of the Metropolitan Boat Clubs crew
in the junior double scuAs was l.pu'a, a. poo,
Clubs crew in the junior four-oared gig Iace. It
this the HndIon Boat CLUB cfSw was S''o'''
All the races were well contested. and there were
no accidents TO mar the sport
SUMMARIES.
eng. h' r. ~9 cra s % N%7 Soa
q second. samuel Crarner. Lone star - i. mia
7 T%.e6s se'2 jesse ASs' r SsS '
2P1 caleb ss, T %s' s. R RnqSis' pf,; =
Jesse W Power. r. e N1 ,s y M -. '
Junior four cared gtss-won by SonRasn R g. WI
tam cyawfcrd bow. " Il Hi. 2 l.: simpson. ~
D. Morr,s hsu. c. Kuntz r.. ?: o. 5 Hsgns Q; W.
Hopper ,,rok. KT2'1: s sni'Sain h'~ r s.s-
cay' 2: s Nsfh :. " Stevenson. "oN' Pam f""'F'
ooxswan. third. Tim'-3"'1 -...
g " van NE, bow .,- o. EI Hsyien nea!' Il
seo,, 8 , osn Dg Te,sr .'I'f SsSi. Msh
s,roke second. First bohemian - C " .. C.,S so.
ihiri Tine 49,.
Junior aoasl. .cg By M,5s.o' N.3,. r. G. & =
BnzeE, y 90" rloyd stroke second Tiinc'O
senior r,nsie tcus-won by Edward II Ten Eyes'
sssond' Lester Il Nscsey Nassau h G. 'a'rd Tine
S.4s
Asissi. JAM: Ds%P'fy re isss TO-
De Be- s9J EAS ao.sxan Nonpsie r c. W
Crawford bow 80 HI. 2. s.m9@r. g. " T9rtSA'
siToxt Hais eoS;wa!n sscoai ST., Lone s'Sr mv.r.
,oE ocAn h,, 1S o. dss yiRs sr ' % 81
Junior eish,-oared shels-won by wsld D. G !; +.
Ayer Boy; p sG1aT'ss II i>e g. G. o clark :.
II. Morrill, stroks II A. waalesh Hem
Sel!o ~ T. Mey.r II thomas : l. IL Prince. O.
Eay.sen S a. y l@Te1 c r. wallace bow +
FRANKIE L zinS Guy Sso asleonh 4 j. An
a r., o. ,rroEe D. @ smyh coSswain third Time
S.22i1
x sfRSr Hugh Mo"oshan bow Marsh
Intermeaiate double sculis-won by ATLANTA b c. II.
" = ss%dy Row. 81 Davis stroke second, NewYork
A o. f j. Keane. bow: J r. Crawford. stroke 'hfd-
senior eight-oared shels-won by Weld b. c.. T W.
reEie ss ssn Raw 4 zisn, e. q col M6us I
Boardman stroke g. orion SoSs%ai1: f1I.s boss
g 'f F Busry. Behensky g a lAsn@n T z%9-
, ,sadns r,n S 49, 22's
THE CORNELL CREWS MAKE FAST TINE.
Ithaca. n. Y. May So--The Cornell crews rowed
against time this morning on Cayuga Lake The
varsity made the best time ever made by crew
on GsyuE@ be cnacb A Mr. courney said /, was on
account Of this surety that rae was 10 De ro"ed
by Yale and Harvard.
MORPHINE KILLS A METAL DEALER.
CINE PRESCRIBED BY A PHYSICIAN