New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

slowly orept up. At the half they were a length
behind. and at the three-quarters the boats wers
on even terms. The row home was hot struggle
hundred yards OF the finish line. At this point the
end. crossed the line nrst By two lengths
sau 3 e Albert Heyn Atlantic B. c. second. VIII
s:52 Time Of second man 100.
The men got OF to a good start Mehrho1 taking
the lead, with Heyne second Mehrhor led BY
length at the quarter. with Heyne and Mulcare
together At the half Mucare looked as II he had
had enough Of It and fell back Mehrhon led By
three lengths at the three-quarters Heyne was
SECOND ten lengths in front OF Mulcare. MehrhoR
TOOK II easy the rest OF the way and he won bv
three open lengths, pulled Up Heyne who was
second. was fifteen lengths in front Of Mulcare.
Mass sais' 5s% s9@'7s'f s!s5sE NJ fSs HsBsr
G E " Kra' = how v E-o A1iss soHs%a,nI A A'la2tc B.
coEsgan3 a's No 81 p norman stroke Arthur Forst
S2smpIsr SqS ~ a ,,r0ts WaAeT No 2 G smith No W
OF winning crew s2s: OF second crew. s:s1
The Active men took the water first with the
valencia and Atlantic crews close up At the
quarter the Active crew led by half a length:
valencia second the same distance in front Of the
Atlantic men 1t a pretty race between the
Active and Valencia crews, and only inches sepa-
rated them at the half. First one crew led
ana thsn the other, and at the three-quarters the
AcTve ct Grew lev nae nan length the best or Il The
front Of the other two crews who put up a strong
Aantic men got second pcs f0 00Se the venc Ie Ss
Oarsmen by a Few inches only
Junior four-Oared ggs-won by wyanoke B. C CT.
vogensy, bow; A Knsrim No. 2; J. Breen No. 8; R
Muller. stroke; H Wilson, coxswain) Lone Star 3
70 ResE stoss saaG'e Ws 10 .oa.SA x a ssooSa
Time Of winning crew S's4i Of second crew. as
The wysnoke crew won this race by wearing
start II was heartbreaking race throughout.
Until after the threequarters the boats were
more than quarter OF a length apart In the last
quarter the Wyanokss Hteered better than their
opponents, which helped them materially. They
crossed the line first by length.
Senior double S tI.-v SfsmW9q By NASSAU Games
N n 'ouBhL DOW Joseph W. Maher stroke, second:
Atlantic 3. c albert E Hsyne, bow; A Cndustsch
strokel third Time OF winning 6:45; second
crew IN second place. Harlem led by q quarter OF
length at the quarter, but the half the Nassau
same distance. The Atlantic men were two lengths
behind There was open water between the Nassau
men and the Harlem crew at the three-quarters
and the NassaUs, who were in front, were rowing
crew was second, fifteen twenty lengths in front
OF the Atlantic men
Naval Reserve cutter raee-Won by Grew No. / &C.
Schroeder. No. 4: r wareing No. 5: H Chambers No
8; J. Thomas, No. 4 R. Foster, No 8: W Newbauer
No Q; N. Forst, stroke T G. Forst coxswain) Crew
No. 2, second C. c. schornh bow: C. H Warsing No
cleveland. No s. D. ortesbach No 8; A. NJ Hamilton
winning crew-1O:O1: time Of second crew-I1:OO
Crew No. took the lead at the start and
of the other crew. At the quarter Crew No /
led by a length and at the half had increased the
distance BY half a length more. Crew No led
that point home continued to draw away crossing
the line ten lengths to the good