The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21
the I~rries Point Rowing Association 90

, Boston.
\ strong breeze was blowing and the De-
troit men Rugged the W-stshesJ~r sho %.
which gave them much shelter. After a
! hall nf :. mile hal been ;Tav-rsed they as
SGHied c6mfvrtabl. led. which they MAIN
tain.d 10 the finish.
e : Titus of New Orleans won the seq
ond heat Of the a-sociitioH's singles. with
Amos kubic. Of the .sDriH-tlelG Boat club.
second. The other starter, james Bend
quit at jhe mile post.
The intermediate eight-oared shells +waA
the hest race cf the uay. Four crews. the
DauntleSs Of New York, Maltas and Fair
mounts Of philadelphia and the Po;omacs
Of Washington. started. After passing the
quarter.Hile mark the Dauntless assumed
the lead and gained at every stroke cross
ing the line nve leng rs ahead Of the Fair
mounts. the Ndltas being third by half 4
length
The second bca; Of tbs Paris tours WAS
perhaps the most peculiar race ever seen
at championship meeting. The NespeTs
and Institutes We're the only starters. 4,
the crack Of the pistol the Nespers went To
IN. front and at the half-m.ie mark were
eight lengths ahead OF their rivals. Then
the Institutes began to gain, and inch by
inch overEauled The leaders. The Nespe.S.
however, stuck Ia their work, ard by sheer
plugging crossed the finish line two feet
ahead of the Institutes. All the races. with
the exception Of ihe last two the Inter
mediate Fights and the Paris Tours We're
rowe6 with the tide. Summaries:
The first event was the Paris singles. and
Inohr. Harlem Rowing Club. New York; {.
;. Titus. Young Mems Gymnastic Club.
New. orleans. and Ten Eyek. Wachusett
Rowing club. Worcester. Mass. Ten Eyck
won. kumOhr second Time. $751;
RuInOhr made a claim that Ten Eyck
fou!ed him three times during the race.
but the referee did not entertain the pro-
test.
The next race. the second heat Of the
J: Greer. Jeffries Point Rowing Association.
East Boston. and Jesse Powers. Jr.. Mas
saG b. g, New York. Greer won in s:f2-
Three clubs were represented IN the Sec
ort trial heat Of the intermediate double
SOULS. NonpareiI Rowing Club. New York:
George Bates. bow: NJ. Naughton. stroke: .
Nulcdhy. bow: Fred y. Kaika. stroke; Cr<
cent Boat club. Phiiadelphia: Carl n.
Bunsh, Jr., bow: Russell b. Smith, stroke
The Crescent club won by three lengths,
Nonpareil sec"nl- Time. S:iSt2.
Three crews started In the senior four
cared shells. the Detroit Rowing Club. JEFF
ferries Point Rowing Association Boston.
and the Institute Boat Club Newark y
j Detroit won. Newark second Time,
Association singles second trial heat won
by G ;. Titus Young Mems Gymnas;i,
Springfield h. g. Springfield. Mass. third.
Titus won by five lengths from Kubeck.
James Bond of the Bachelor Barge CLUB.
Philadelphia. stopped rowing az the mil:
marx amt did not finish.
Intermediate media. eisht-oared shells-Four
bauntiess Il. C.. New York: Potomac IL.
e., Washington. u. -; Malta H. e.. Phila-
adelphia.
intermediate. eight-Oared shell-Wor by
oduntieSS; second. I,airmOunt: third Malta:
fourth, Potomac. Time. i0:G2 Dauntiess
won by six lengths; Paramount was three
quarters Of a length ahead OF Malta. third.
lengths back
The last race OF the day was the second
tr1ai heat OF tho Paris four-Oared shells hc-
tween the NeSper Boat Club phjIadeIphia:
Henry d Black bow: Edward Marsh. VIII
liam Carr and John Early. strokes
ward j. Carney. bow; Il a sullivan i p
Halter and J. v I.ipi. strokes
Paris Tours second trial hsat-Wor ky
Nesper Hoat Club Philadelphia. second IL
stitute Boat Club. Newark. Time .agl1 Y