The Portland daily press., 1899-07-31
TIN EYcK WON.
ons Young Man Jumped overboarato
Tighten hts Crews shsr-Bfs Crowd
Saw the Races.

Boston, Macs, July %. The result or
tho great three-corners championship
single SOUL race between young Edwerd
Ten Eyck, Joseph Mcguire and Joseph
Whitehead, which served to attrant over
su,000 people 10 the banks OF the Charles
river, this afternoon, was scarcely feat
ture in the second and final day of the
national regatta. Ten Eyck simply
rowsd away from his opponents. and
merely padded over the line ut the finish.
six Lengths ahead Of Mcguire and nine
ahead OF Whitehead. StilJ, Ten Eyck
came within foot of losing the race on
a foul for he turned the wrong buoy and
Mcguire missed hitting his shell by a
short loot. Maguire's subsequent protest
was not allowed.
There was, however, enough sport dur
Ing thu afternoon 20 suit the most eager
oarsman, for the two eight-oaIed events,
the senior. which was won by the Penn
sylvania barge club, and the intermediate
that came over from yesterday. and
which was won by the Boston Athletic
association, were both hotly contested.
while the intermedists doubles and the
four-oared races we've fully as exciting.
The New York Athletic club won the
four-oared and the Jeffries Point Rowing
association of East Boston, the doubles
while the intermediate singles and the
association senior singles were won by
Frank B. Greer, also OF the Jeffries and
John Rumohr Of Rat Portage.
Bus one accident masred the days
sport and ngafn the Vesper crew Of Phil
adelphia, In the intermediate eight-oared
race, was the unfortunate victim. With a
winning lead, number two In the
boat broke his rowlock and with great
heroism jumped overheard rather than
become passenger. He was picked up
ia safety, but wept when his Grey lost
the race. The weather conditions of the
day were very good, although the water
was not quite so smooth as yesterday.
The inside course was worth o length
over the outside.
The summary:
intermediate senior sculls, final heat
Won by Frank ID. Greer, Jeffries Point
Rowing association, East Boston. Mass. !;
Springfield. Mass, second; J. @. Mason,
Argonaut rowing club, Toronto, third;
Frank kerns, Wachusetb Boat club, Wor-
cestef, Mass fourth. winners time.
10 ~; second time, IL minutes.
Association senior single sculls. final
heat-won by John Rumohr, RAPPORT.
age Rowing club, Ratportsge. Ont; O.
). Titus, Young Mems aymnasium
Rowing club. New Orleans. second; Q.
III. Lewis, Wachueett Boat club, Nor-
cester, Mass, third; J. B. Juvenal,
Pennslyvania Barge Sub Philadeiphia.
fourth: Winners time. f0.sSS;- second
time, 10.35.
Won by n. Y. A. c.. New York city.
&c. ii. Turner. bow, l.. Fitzgerald, Jr., ,
A. q. keane, @. Radcliffe. stroks); HAIR
lem Rowing club. New York (1. Jordan,
bow, III. Nonenbacker. John Schultz l..
LLOYD, siroks), second. Winners time,
ga; second time. 8 "A.
Senior International four cared shells,
final, one and one-half miles straight
away-Won by Broekyille Rowing club,
III. Fraser, bow, g. T. Wilkinson
u. Carr, y. l, Ritohis. stroke); Western
Rowing club, st. Louis, No.. (5ns Vers,
bow, Henry Frsdericks, William Karsch,
=. Dumnerth, stroke), second. Win.
Intermediate donhls SOULS, final-Won
By Jetfries Point Rowing association,
East Boston Edward J. Brown. bow,
Frank b. Greer, stroke); Boston Athiet-
10 association IN. @. Horton. how,
George s. Derby, stroke). second; Malta
Boat club 10. Il. Haertrich, Dr.. how,
John III. Root. Jr., stroke), third; Union
Boat club, Boston u. Gardiner, bow, W.
p. Henderson. stroke), fourth; Danntiess
Rowing club. New York q. r. Mulcahy,
bow, II. +. Knfka, strose). fifth; Young
Mems Gymnasium Rowing club. Nsw
Orleans E. Il. Keep, Jr, bow, +.
Demoureile. stroke). sixth. Winners
time. 1909 81; second time, 1909 1-2.
Championship senior single sculls-
Won by Edward Ii. Ten Eyek, Waohu-
setts Boat clup, Worcester, Mass. Joseph
j. Mcguire, bradford Boat club, Cam
bridge, Mass, second; Joseph ID. White
head, West End Boat club. Boston, third.
Winnarfa TINA 10 IA "A
1922; third time, 10.25.
Senior sight-oared shells-won by
Pannsylvania Barge club, Philadelphia;
knicker booker Athletic club, New York,
second; Mil Stream Boat club, Chelsea,
Mass. and vespsr Boat club. Philadel-
phia. tied for birthplace. Winners time,
q 80 l-2; second time, 7.zS 1-2.
intermediate eight AIRED shells post
poned from July SS-Won by Boston
Athletic association, N. Y. A. c., New
York. second; Vesper Boat club. Phila-
deiphia. third. Winners time. 8 o.; Sec
ond time, 3 o.