The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22

OF the institutes, the Wachusetts being
about the same distance behind. Here Ten
Eyck hit the stroke uD to u and for
while crIwled up on the leaders. but DAILY
AZ No caught IL crab and they Tell 70
the rear again. Passing the mile post the
Nesp"rs were two lengths ahead They won
10y thrc" lengths, with Wachusetts a length
ana half ahead Of the Institutes.
starters:
Marsh. Toronto; Titus. New Orleans:
Greer, I;nston. Kotic. Springiirld and Bond
Ihliii.ln'ii Titus caught the water FIRST
ana led 10 tn" quarter. when Bond coming
along Win e steady ~trok-. took the lead,
hI',i IN N Spurt"d and ~ the three
guhIt,IS was I'm front. From Their, tu the
nhlsh tn, Boston man wa. never headed
Hid HGn By three lengths from Marsh who
ranr along with a rush Titus was third
wv lengths behind Marsh Hu,ic w.S
rom ,h "Hf Bond brought up tl,, rear.
inf'" .imtitluU~ Young Srull.rs + Greer
81 Boston J. b-uioul,!H .r New Orleans
ana = u Mai Of Troy. turned out for the
n'G:ni"d';'l" sinri'~. ';Ie"r led for the frs
pH'il'i. Win II. m"ur"lii second and Mai
close ~. " tn" half-rnile mark Greer
was SIM iradinr, but lcmoIr.lIi sjurtc7l and
assumed the lead. Immediately he, opened
a gan between himself and rhe Rnst1nian
ani at the mile led by two lengths \
IiI'rt'f-rii'' from tn" finish Nal crawlet
UP on tf'"T hat the ECst.n man was too
-I"n" u nl"ur"lli SLOWED no toward III.
Eltsi lu-. hut crossed two lengths ahead
81 ti%'r: 'nd Mai was third. half length
b.ri"d Gr.-r.
-Four crews III" S'r.sc,nts Of philadaI-
ph!h Mons and NoupIrciis Of New York
1hi I"'ur"tic- uf Tf"v-fdccd the starter
Tor the int rmr'!ist" dpuLIo-s,.uII event The
crescent crow jumped away at the lead
hut az The quarter tn I-aurcates pulled up
level ari IN. crews raced bow and bow for
"'s' wards lust before passing the half
mile. the Hr-s"onts drew away and were
reveT ch" liene, Il To- the finish. crossing the
line four lengths ahead - IT,. Unions The
l.aurcateS Were a close third and th. Non
parcels finished last
Tn" Nassau Boat club o. New York won
event Three crews were entered. but only
two-thc Nasssus and Dctr0its-cain- 10
the start. Nassau led 20 tht. mile and u
quarter mark ana were about to be passed
by trr IH-trGi-s when ih,. Detroit stroke.
Waru9H Baldwin. keeleI over and tainted
Tn. crew stopped rowing and the Nassa,Is
stTueEie on To- tho finish The crew II the
Harlem Eowr" club iia not start
la the championship singles Ten Eyck
did not 80 To tn scratch and Runhor WAS
given a row pull Ten Eyrk gave no rea-
son for w!rhdra wing. hut simply sent word
that he dill not fee! inclined to row. Ex
element was ut boiling pitch when the
NFSP--S. EpiChorhoC kers and RDhemianS
appeared for she Paris eight. The Bohemi-
ans wer" first 20 catch water and led for
about ~ wards. when the knickeI bochers
forged ahead for few seconds Then the
NeSpvt~ by 4 free strUgri. got the lead
ami kept it 10 the end. winning by four
lengths.
Al the three-quarter mile mark the Bo-
hemaus fouled the Ku;ckerhoCkers and
wer' promptly disqualified hy the referee
summaries.
Three crews qualified for the final heat
Of the Paris fnurs. They were the Vesper
Boat Club. Philadelphia. Henry ID. Rolcke.
bow: Edward Marsh. No. =: William Carr.
Boat club. Newark. y. J.. Edward J. Car
nay, bow: +. \. sullivan. No. .: J. Y: Hal
.e, No o and 515 Y Lgpe str %Ss wa'hH
Lewis. bow; Thomas X. Johnson. No. ::
con F: paly. NJ. :. and Edward Hanlon
Ten Eyck. stroke. The NesPers won In
Hf = #Hfngr c.sfr
FTn1l heat Of association single shells
Leonard Marsh. Don Rowing Club. Toronto;
sgciatian. East Boston. Mass: $. G. Titus.
Young Mems GymnastiC Club. New Orleans.
Amos kuhick. Springfield Boat Club.
eiors' Barge club Philadelphia Greer won
by three lengths. Marsh second. four
lengths in front Of Titus. bird. Time. Sl7
Intermediate single shells. final heat-Frei
J. Greer. I"ffrieS p"iT; Rowing Associa,
ton. EaS; Boston. Joseph z. Mai. Laureate
y. g, Troy. y. V. and Fred Demourelh
Young Mons GyFnnastic Club. New Orleans.
nrm"ursnI won by length. Greer second.
Time So.
Final heat. intermeiia,a aoubles-cres-
cent H. e. Philadelphia won by six lengths.
Union r. G. New York second: Laureate
Club. Troy. third. Time. s.222'2
Intermediate four-oar shells-retrnit Boat
Pierson. No. .: Charles L. Harris. No; 5:
Warham R11Gwin, stroke Nassau Boat
club; New York: w II Loop; bow q; II:
G \ cool. stroke. Nassau won; Detroit
Bont Club. second. Time. a:ln..
Championship single shell-JOhn Rumohr
Of the Harlem Rowing Club New York.
rowed over the course and won the cham
piorship
Paris sight-cared shells-Nesper Boat Club.
philadelphia: Edwin Hedley, how Edward
Marshal Roscoe lockwood. William Carr.
John Geig.r. James Junevai. Henry pa
hacrke John F;xley. stroke: Louis Abel.
First race. bohemian Boa; Cluh-k.- Ma
rnlIsok bow: g Neseley. J. Druek. Frank
Hrdrie :. Chaioup, A I.adInar. T. Zanndik.
+ KnrdeIka. stroke: r. kal,na. coyswain.
KuIckerGockcr Athletic club. New York
T Holt bow: w Bentley. y. H. Merca-
donte T. Y. Hughes. l.. Deb Handy. J. =.
O'Conuor. J. Savage. p Brink. stroke: W
l. Pale CoNswdin.
Vespers If Philadelphia won by four
lengths: Bohemian. New York. second:
KuickerhoCkar. New York. third. Time.
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