New-York tribune., 1900-09-04

tween the New-York Athletic Club and the
@ fe caabng ye crabs a% he
could have done with net. The Yarunas led at
The lead told on them. however. and the seasoned @
oarsmen of the NeT-York Athletic CLUB VINO ,IE have
centipeders, hit up their stroke and shot to the
They Won pulled up by eight or ten lengths; The
Narunas We're second: Inc HaTem7 oI iS6opPee d TOM
| crew 6:li.
intermediate double scus-Harlem R. c. Mark Davis.
Beckers BoW William Bader stroke pennsylvania B
Rogers MSoR SoR r Cornell + hSa is5G Hni8n g.
c. Chrasti bow; Joseph Behensky. stroke.
The Harems had accident right after the
other four crews rowed half mile before they
needed the referees tugs whistle to come back
The second start was a good one The IHS Bohos
had the pest water on t9e MeStGnester b Ter shoTe %
over toward the Westchester shore; The B0hos
lens. At the quarter the BOhos were leading, with
the philadelphia & crew second and the Ed HaIIem5
the Bohos, but they couldn't hold the lead and
ters the Philadelphia crew had had enough and
stopped The BOhos continued to lead, and won
second. Just before the finish line was REACHED
finally got loose and IN sprint nome the hariens @
got third place by length hve lengtns 800 PACK & OF
| Of second crew. 6SsH.
Junior quarter mile DASH. Farrely Union B. G;
SAMUEL R c cFam'F Lone Star b G. T. J. S'AH"'' H'''"
Cramer got little the worst of the start. He
and Farrelly had hard fight OF. OF 1t; Farreiy
margins Cramer was second. a couple OF lengths
Cramer's 1:16.
Junior double sculls. first heatINassSu b G, NJ R.
Palmer bow: A V9sbqrg stroke NewYGTk A G,,
James Anderson bow; b. l. ZTn sttok
c. Long bow E. H. Walker & 6sS SI0ss MeToP0l'an raS
The New-York Athletic Club won this heat
by half length. with the Nassaus second me ne
the Msdison-ave bridge. and promptly upset. The
Philadelphia sculers found trouble later and finally
and the p Nassaus then went on and finished one;
eTea. tTS F;@S 7i2es. OF winning crew. ''''''' '' "
Junior double sculIs heat-vesper B. G. Phila-
delphia. n. McCIanaghan bow William FSsEer k stroKe
stroke.
the vesPers second In the first start the the H8FfS la fH
enebs onlf6 the the anpareis stopped at the three
quarters the stroke slipping 0 es6pS sn 9ar F9s S OF VII"
ing Club; New-York Athletic club second Nassau Boat
Club. third; vesper Boat Club. fourth
1t was a great race. The ,HarIems went off with
the lead. ard at the quarter they in front by
q length, with the New-YOrk A. c: second and the
creased their lead to three lengths. The New
York A. c. was stil second, half length In front
quarters The real racing was in the last quarter.
men looked beaten. they spurted desperately and
slowly but surely wore down the lead OF The Har-
lens Inch by inch they Crawed up until they got
SO close that It looked if would be dead heat
NeW-HOrk A. 4.
second. two lengths in front OF ths NtsperS: The
Nassaus were beaten of. Time of the winning
crew, 500 Time of second crew. 5:9I
Senior four Dared shellswoP by Institute Boat Club Tub,
V. Lupo. strOkel; Union Boat Club (M-
A. Cornell, H. Connell No. .; ]. Farrely No. 5;
srokel, second: Crescent Boat Club. Phila
deiphia (R. Smith, bow; II. r. Pepper. No. . H. B.
Bruner. No. g. E E Pennlwe, strOkel. third
The famous Institute four had this race well
in hand from the time the pistol cracked until the
Judge at the finish dropped his nag AT the quarter
about a length in front OF the Unions. Ii the
same the half and the three-Quarters. Then
the Unions began to crawl up, and they finished
two lengths behind the Institutes and the same
distance in front of the Crescents Tine time of the
winning 5:ls Time OF second crew.
5:2r2.
intermediate four cared gigs-Won by Wyanoke Boat
Club Nogeney. bow; A Knerim No. .; J. Breen- No
II. Miller stroke: George Bagge Crescent
Boat Club. Philadelphia (W. j. sharpe. bow; Richard
Steele No q F. Hlghley No 3; John Stafford. stroke;
Walter Long. coNswainl second: New Rochelle Rowing
Club IF NJ. Carpenter. bow; F. b. Abrahamson, No. .
J. b. COthran. No z: r. h. Badeau. stroke; A. h
Gallaudet. coxswRinl, third.
The three crews furnished Of the Drettiest
races of the kind ever witnessed They got a good
start Before the nrst eighth had been rowed the
give way soon after to the New Rochelle crew. At
the quarter the latter crew led by half a length,
which they increased to length at the half. Al
the three quarters there open water between
the New-Rochele men and the other two crews.
VINO were together. The WyanOkeS spurted on the
way home, and rapidly cut down the lead OF the
Westchester Oarsmen. The latter were too strong
for them. however and the New-Rochelle men got