The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-16
MANHATTAN OARSMEN WIN.
HzRLRM CLUBS sUCCEssFUL At THE
LONG ISLAND REGATTA.

LON0 island Rk0ATTA.
The Nassau Junior and Intermediate Crews
Win the Four-Oared Gig Races-Nautilus
b. q. scores First Blood for the Eagle
Cup-Crescebt A. G. Eight Defeated.
Harlem River oarsmen we're mainly instr,i-
| mental In making u success OF the fourteenth
| annual regatta Of the Long Island Rowing AS
| ISOLATION. which took place on Flushing bay.
of North Beach. yesterday afternoon. A
pretty one-mile course was Jagged out, close
| to the shore. The finish was opposite the Sea-
! wanhaka bosthouse. and the crowd on the float
and banks was supplemented by a feet OF tugs
| and launches that steamed over from the Har-
| lem. gayly decorated with club flags and
| streamers.
The Nassau Boat Club carried of the honors
| OF the day with dual win. Both Victories
were scored In the four-oared gig made for
| the Nassau boys by their janitor, Jack Smith.
| this spring.
New conditions were put in force yesterday
| for the Eagle Cup All old victories are wiped
| out and the cup need only be won three times
| by any one clubto become the property OF the
organlzatLon: The NAUTILUS scored tn, the 1 nrst
WIN Tor he enp p een sssss o the
junior eight-oared race. but failed to show up
| we'll The summary;
JUNIOR SINGLE SOULS
| TT. scaplon, Harlem r. O.; Nat ysndeberg wah-
r6rt Artistic James Il
Crawford. who rowsd in the, New York A, @
creased his lead and al the baii mile was .
and A h j. s ssP TJ q sqss r 4:
| third. Time u minutes "a seconds.
JUNIOR DOUBLE GIas.
| New Rochelle b. CD. /. Habberton. bow, 4. q
Nonpa,eii il; c.-charles Hoffman,. bow, A. ,.
! Lone Star B. C.-s. A. cramer. bow; f. Baum.
| stroke.
mile. Then the Nonparei and Lone Star crews
drew saway and S pretty ETY. race SnsiHed The
furlong OF the finish. when they fell away. and
the Nonpareils rowed over the line Length
the New Rochelle s crew four lengths for second
| place Time. minutes 30 seconds.
JUNIOR FouR-oARED sHELLs.
seayanhala B. C..F; Tseres. bow; }. Murray. .,
Nsu,'iu. B. c. (. zu:.. Tow. 4. IL. ailmour. =,
sos E. q M9SE' %i ias bow Hun
nebnS. ?; u. Whitney. o; j. Daley. stroke.
The seawanheka crew had the shore station.
= while the Nautilus crew ayoded 2 collision.
dashed fhonsh Clearly a. tasit one q tGs
The Continued s to rows hoWever and shs
NAUTILUS It crew soon drew clear sIi. and rowing
lengths in 0 The lead when the ses%snhaTS
crew rowed into into one On Of the boats that lined
an Ssore cres
ing the line. Time, minutes seconds The
seawanhaka's were disqualified for foulins.
and second place was awarded to the Ravens
| wood crew.
INTERMEDIATE DOUBLE SOULS.
Nonparel II. CO. Bates. bow: W. Naushton.
.stawsnhaka b. C.-Robort E. FaSian. bowl Theo.
II was a pretty race between the Nonparisl
and The local double f3r , hqf Of the distance;
had drawn up level This Nonpareiis respond
sa S1 hs fh mile s aS a. Fhen
the Seawanhekas, steady stroke told Its tale
The seawanhakas increased their lead at every
stroke and won by three and half lengths in
minutes 55 seconds.
JUNIOR YoUR-oAREp GIGS.
HsgS% Sow
Smith na:, OG s,ro e S%ssnsoD
.sssn: sH 1 Hstl RS" ..ssis Ton Hia
strong co1swain.
the Nassau next sa' to th S The Nautilus four
on the outside were tired from their efforts In
1as SnS5 sns AND 1Hss +:
TGrE The ha;sms shS SnssS grady
earned victory by, half q length. Time. min
nes SI sSs0nI s Ths Nautilus rowed In
INTERMEDIATE FouR-oARED GIGS.
Ravenswood b. C.-John Hendrickson. bow; ".
Jarvis, 2; W. InErahAm. $; John Kiehl. stroksi q.
'S NISSAN b, GHHarry l.. Power, bow: H. B. Clsavsr
W. Ash RI 3; George Jacoby. stroke; GEORGE
This was the rst race fer The Flushing TSp
Union KOAt Climb four did not start. The Mas
saus drew away at the word Go" and 5000
Th ne
pluekily, in the last fuEIonR and we T,, oniE
minutes 55G seconds
JUNIOR EIGHT-oARED SHELLS.
Crescent Athletic Clnb1E X Jewell. bow; 2
b bs.r trrnt I:ssss r. T. s. BE:iS i. +
wFssS rohs smSa So% pohorn,
p@fpli S Fyyiss sSI:is
ce nRSa s. s n tl.sns" n Eanssr :: s.ssa 8;
". Rogers !; Ii L. Council, stroke; Msgoun. coz.
swain.
There was some trouble In lining the orews
and MhrE GE gSS the 6.
sh "y ni Wkile ' n" Bonoss" ' and Unions kept
Go,s to tho outside Of the Ts,
1 mule had "1 been race eo1sred io The other two
Then the Hse swing q The Union crew proved i:
superiority and at ree-Quarters OF mile
they led the Rohoes by "A length. Rowing in
good time to the finish the Unions crossed the
line two and a half lengths in front OF the Bo-
hemians. who were four lengths ahead OF the
Crescents. Time. minutes IA seconds
PoUR-oARED BARGEs.
RosedAlc h. CA. Buohlein. bow y. J. Lane. -
/. Reinhardt. 3; j. Damu stroke; T. de Largy.
CoNswAin.
Raytnswood Is. C.--John Hendriokson. bow; ".
Jarvis. ., ". mgraham. q: John Kiehl. stroke q.
God III r'lr, roNsSain.
The EaynnswOOd crew only entered TO pre-.
vent a wNkovrr and made no attempt to hold
the strong RO-cda!e four. Half way down the
course the lHNunswOOd coNswaln md stroke
changed positions. while the llosCdaes went
further away. The winning crew were no far
ahead at the finish that no time was taken.
SereidG Race on PasSaic.
The annual regatta OF the Nereid Boat Club
occurred yesterday afternoon on the Passaio
River. and the several events were well COM
contested. summary:
single scuIls-Won by II. V. Hartman. A C. Hill.
| second,