New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03
ming by half a length. The Lone Stars were third

a
several lengths away. 1t was a great
TiftoFy in the tnte5medate fGuroarsd gig
Of Newark. The Nonpareils led at the start, with
the Unions second and the Institutes third. The
beat them home by three lengths The ' Unions beat
the ,Ss n2s half length If for the place
eight-oared shells-the great contest of the day.
then came in turn the Vespers the Sew-York Ath-
letic Club the HarIems and the First Bohemians
a a anS cutting Up at The the
stroke and rushed things so that they got half a
length the best of it before the other crews woke
the quarter while the Harlems good third
and o1seiy followed by the First Bohema ans The
and they fell back to the rear in the early part
length with the Hariems second, a length in front
OF the NeW1YSrks and the First BoheTnans The
three-quarters and the First il Bohema AZ a. had
lens for Second place The SeWDYor i' were only
half length behind. The Vespers kept their form
half. The struggle between the Harlems and
one and every man in the two boats Piled his scu
9a if his life depended upon the result The Har-
tsr OF lshsth. The First Boasmiaps Were
last hardly discernible in the distance.
The summaries:
5 s9%: a'f o6s No BY a95 10 g
Ne snaso s, stroke No tune taken z,-,.,
Boz 6 FL Hsaisy yssDss second Time of winner
Junior Single seG seulsFrs heat won by $ Hlavac
second fine Of wnnerT6:45Ss Time Of second man
Junior single sGulls Second heat by Joseph Nal.
aaeate G HePnen y Se Sec965 sfnd
JanGr single heat b. Joseph Nal
e9neI ib NfwY9r 4 g. second Hava' Friendship
: by Pqry Fs
F Fus les Active &C. third Time of winner-6;l2
Quarter mile dash sculs)-wqn by J. A. Rqmohr
Harlem Harlem r C. E Bedley. TesPer B c. second w
B. C. fourth. No time taken.
Sr Ke s2 bow W. Xss .e Lone T S Of P w
ming erewHs:2 ss.: Tin3s Of second eTew5:si.
bow Jqvena stroke Harlem c. second: IL: y f
E. cPSwioT bow NJ MehTho s4oss Time Of 9 W
{s;s KnsI ss
2 G. second f 6 SsaqIon bow: ., MtcheH. No 2
8 y 5anss " 9iaS SsiSs RsssE
s,5sSs; I Hasht winning
xs 5ss;' 5s @s5 2ffia SssS? L bsss: 70 s.
5anior eight cared heat won by
% Sa s. 3 s hnld S bow Fs ss9T Ne
f Sssa S s0s. S hFRfF 81 Il Se x2E
No. BOW Doasas Mo- Moore No = Moore
No g. ". " WIZARD No. 8: NJ B st:ne. .tT. No Z
Wsa5oRe B. third Gsr So W. voEeny
No Wf fEse5 No no g. & knifT aPs No No R %
Ter stroke; J. H Brsn c9s 3sH ~ TlmeIS;s23s
No 2; 4. B Hui, No: 3: l. H, orr. j.. No a: H H
7: C H. smithers stroke; A. 8 Mcclure. coxswain Did
Junior eight Dared shells-secqad heat by Fair
No. 8 sd RGg No. No. g. 9oWG Ne 80 aae
hs's 'iss WING 'ss'R Hunt n@
10 s. Mesered No " 4 N Sah no. 70
Knox stroke F. H Ripe c9xswain Daun5iess B G
ssasaes :; v, SumP9ssy L;Snl.ssssS
stroke; E. H. Anderson, coxswain.
Junior siFns s2ePpa heat BY
bem1an r c third ATala1ts c. fnrb F TTa 80 o.
winning crewn ns5 an. Time Of second erew-S2l
A, c, L. c, Hibberd, bow; j. b Padeiford No q A
sseond HoaeT: bow, e; S!S(er; NSi " GRsssan
Kr9ll stroke Harlem G g i,, fourth T ssanRs
stroke Time of winning crew-5:le'a. Time of second
Junior four cared S., slss,wO9 by Harlem R c. H
9;s9H Nassau B { second: A D Cree bow: II, H.
fe49 rG M9 c % rFns No n Hos0H SSs
ssanlon bow n Mitchell psH No p T. EranSis No b
sour,h: NJ MahsE bow; H 1 s No 2: g Greene:
p G ) Hunt, bow GndsHhtn No = law W
ss9S Eight WsTs ss by
Raesks; No q f Marsh. No !; J. GeiEer, No 5: J. 3.
@ wa o. Harlem R . e{ 'i baT bow
Mas N Ns No oT Roons No. 81 J.
80 - W. MeheT stroke T sesnne eexs swain
R:ssn.s S',S? 43siss Pow:
koudeiSa stroke f. Rans coxswan Ne@y SG
4 c fourth: 2 W Scott bow; H J. Whitney. No. 2;
No 5; B c camp6en No 8: F W Cobb No :: 'J j. R
eoiisss e. mn 'n pTss sa' oow c0lSn'G D.
! + L Mount 60 81 P Suise No g. R r. Conn SO
No n n r. JsesSS ''I S@s q sSyss sGxsws1 Time
CANADIANS WIN AT LACROSSE