The sun., 1900-07-22

ienyths Igs Sa and fs half behind, So
The Nonpareils rowed into second pleoY
the t trescents S It's outclasssd the others and led
| by two and half lengths at the three,auarte{s.
From this point the interest os9ueo IN 'ns s
the tG prettlest M ST. sights oi the rseatta The Laure:
atss took second place again Just before the
mile. but the Mons. hung s9nnely on: ~
became evident that the Unions were factors
style and citing down ths Sonpsreils, lead
the bridge A desperate race TO the Ine re-
suited in favor Of the Lnions by less thsn .
Quarter Of length: The Crescents won ~
Raf R1f snts isnsth "b bohind the GSureate. Time.
= minutes 22H seconds.
INTERMEDIATE PoUR-oAnED sHEiiS - FINAL
HEAT.
Detroit - {. jaime, c. Knight bow l; Pier
son Z; Charles L. Harris >; Warnam bAdo"m'
Nassau B. C., N Wv, X To9p bow: Q: H.
Oscn kop. :: Fred Breul Jr o. c. A. Cool ~roRe'
The Harlem Rowing Club -four. was entered.
but did not appear at the line. and after waiting
ten minutes PilEipgton despatched the two
other crews for what proved 70 be the most
itsg ., sros. Ss FesN ha Ns ss
the start. by which they drew rapidly ahead OF
the Detroit, who were rowing a steady thirty
four The Nasssus kept up their & quick stroke ,,se
isngths ahsad. and dropped 70 thirty-hye, They
gained another length before reaching the
half but showed the eject otthe hard work
and settled down 70 the same stroke as their
rivals. After going three-auarters the De-
troits spurtsd. The Nassaus responded pluck-
ily, but In spite Of their efforts tho Detrots
' Both creWs % we're re Exhausted. adn the New York
,helS rivals. Nearing tSs rocl' a he nile: ,SIs:
the 6ad .psahp nsea up p.na ssar roWea
heading for the rocks, and the race looked a
sSes s i4as shss Of Ss 1ss a[ Snsn
rooters who were near enough to see the sensa
tionsl ending Of the rsos The SassSnSs S rOT wsro
ing and padded to the line. Baldwin recovered
quickly md the Detroits finished the race 500
wards behind the Nassaus. Time minutes
and i4is seconds.
CHAMPIONSHIP sINoLB suELL-NSAL HEAT.
J. A. Romohr. Harlem r O.. New York
Ten Eyok did not appear 70 defend bis tide
and RomOhr rowed over the course In ~
minu tes and 65,4 seconds.
PARIS KIoHr- DARED sHELLs-YINAL HAT.
First Bohemian b. @, N. Y.-R Marousek. bow.
As'fs nsda.n NJ psn'f lsi.sHE sHHI' 4 RoUdefs;
KnlstTboes.r 4, z. n Y-Ho,s bow; ", Bentley.
H.ndi.y MsoeJJ'ns' !? =. Sconn.i g. Savage. e.
Brink. stroke; ". I. Pate, coxswain.
Vesper b, C., Philadelphia. Hedey. bow T.
Marsh, 3; Roscoe Lockwood, 5; William Carr, ::
John Geiger, s; James b, JuvenAl. 8: Henry DO
Baecke. Z: John Exley. stroke: Louis Adele, coz
swain
This race was rowed against the tide. The
vespers had the inside position, the Bohemians
were In the middle and the Knickerbockers
on the outside The crews caught tho water
together and despite the fact that the "Bohoes"
began with a % stroke the Vespers, who only
rowed ~ in the first minute. soon showed 10
front and led at the quarter by quarter OF
length with the Kniokerbockers the same
distance behind the Bohenjans.. After the
first quarter the Nespers dropped to 81. but
they continued 20 gain and at tho half mile had
half a length advantage while the Cherry
Diamond onrsmen were pressing the Bohemians
for second position.
The leaders hit II up for ten strokes and In
Creased their lead TO a length and a half. The
Bohemia an coxswain steered wildly, and AT
about 1000 yards crossed over to the West
chester aide. The Knckerbockers were rowing
close TO the stakes, and a foul was inevitable
For few strokes the crews rowed In the same
water, and the stern oars of the Bohemians
clashed wi tn those Of the Knickerbocker's bow.
The Bohoes drew clear and put quarter OF Q
ength OF open water between their she'll ana
the X nicker bockers at the three-quarter mark
The Vespers were swinging along length
and half in the lead. and finally won by four
lengths The Bohemans passed the judges
two lengths before the Knickerhockers, but
were disqualified for foullns. Time. minutes
6h seconds