The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-29

~ <-AAASAhS 0ekCAIGO the Oan-
adams in the Senior Four-Oared
Big Event of the Day, the
Eight-Oared, I'm Which Four
Crews Were Entered, Declared
No Race.
BOSTON, July 2S.-With few exceptions.
the first days races in the big regatta
OF the Amateur Association of Oarsmen,
on the Charles river, proved exciting and
interesting, the senior four-oared, which
was won by Pennsylvania, leading in re-
spect to close finishes The first heats in
both the intermediate SOULS and the
senior single SOULS were not far behind
in the way of furnishing excitement,
O'Keefe, of Springfield, winning the for
mer, and John Dumohr, of Rat Portage,
Ont, taking the latter
If the two-mile pull of the intermediate
Fights had been allowed as race, that,
too, would have to be recorded as a con-
test full of excitement, but unfortunately
one of the crews-the Vespers, of Phil
adelphia, met with an accident, and the
other three, refusing to heed the referees
"%A'SIAS' HNCPl OAI " d SId1O HIlSI, Win
the New York Athletic club In the lead,
The referee, however. decided no race,
and the event will be pulled off tomor-
row.
The senior four-oared race was easily
the feature of the afternoon. Three
crews We're entered for the race, the
pennsylvania Barge club, of Philadel-
phia; the Brockville Rowing club, OF
Rockville, Ont, and the Western Row
Ing club, Of st. Louis, but the latter was
left behind almost from the very start
The Canadians had the best of the start
and seemed to have little difficulty in
maintaining lead to the turn
pennsylvania, however, was not a length
behind. 1t was here that Dempsey put
the fire into his crew that at the end gave
them the flag. From that point to the
nn1sh the contest was exciting and the
crews were cheered at every stroke A
hundred yards from the line Dempsey
called upon his eliminates, and doing
two mems work himself, the Fennsylva-
mans managed to shoot their shell over
the line ahead of the Canadians.
John numohr, of Rat Portage, was the
star in the first heat of the association
senior singles, and his quick, dashing
stroke caught the crowd Both Kubicx
and Lewis gave him a hot race to the
turn but the Canadian managed to swing
Lrst and started for home with a Slight
lead. Lewis, however, put on more
steam, and almost caught Dumohr at the
mile, and from that point to tho line It
was the hottest kind of work, Dumohr
gettlng the flag by a few feet over his
opponent. The time e:0815 was the hest
of the day in the singles.
Young Ten Eyck and his partner
Charles H Lewis, had a walkover in the
senior double SOULS and led the Delaware
'Eoat club pair at the finish bv nearly
twelve lengths
tomorrow the great contest is the three
cornered race between Mcguire, Ten
Eyck and Whitehead.
SUMMARY.
senior Pair-oared shells-Won by Penn.
| sylvanIa Barge club, Philadelphia. Hugh
monaghan, bow, John Exley. stroke. Ves-
per Boat club, philadelphia, G T,0eff1aT
i Pow, w Carr, stroke, second Time
intermediate single sculls-Ffrst heat
| Won by James O'Keefe, Atlanta Roat
fPl oin+ SPErlngheld; Frank B. Greer, Jeffries
s I9an5 Towing association, East Boston
letic club, third; M A O'Leary. Ri1er-
SIDE Boat club, Cambridge, fourth. Time.
1C'5I. Greer'S time 1922 Second heat
won by James c. Mason, Argonaut Row
ing club, Toronto, Can; Frank Ke~ns
Wachusett Boat club, Worcester Mass
second, Time, 1923
ASSOCIATION senior single sculIs-First
neat.Won by John DumOhr, Rat Portage
moving club, Rat Portage, Ont Charles
n. Lewis, Wachusett Boat club, sec
9nd; amos K9bick, Springfield Boat club,
n
Blake, Union Boat club, Boston, fourth:
Charles Bulger, Albany Boating club Al,
nany, n Y; fifth. Time, 100S1b Lew: s.
time, 10:0S12. Second heat-Won nv @ 8
Titus, Young Mems Gymnastics RoUrino
club, New Orleans; James B. JuVenaI
pennsylvania Barge club, second; Ever
EFT >. Pope, Boston Athletic association.
third; Fred r. Tudor Jr., Boston Athletic
| association, fourth. Time, 1902 1--we
nafs time. 10:G8
Senior four oars, fnal-Won by Penn
sylvania Barge club Hugh Monaghan.
bow, j. Q; Exley, Ed Marsh, j. F. Demp-
sey, stroke; Brockville Rowing club,
6B3roekyille, Ont, Harold Frazer, bow, 6.
stroke, second; Western Rowing club,
St. Louis, third. Winners time, S:48%
Brockville's time, 8:491a
Senior double SOULS, f1nal-Won by
Wachusett Boat club, Charles A Lewis.
bow, Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck, stroke
Delaware Boat club, Chicago, James Hen
derson, bow, William We;nard stroke.
second. Time 9:1SA
intermediate eight-oared shell post
poned on account of accident to Vespers,
of Philadelphia.