The sun., 1901-07-21
won BY two lsns.hs. Time. . minutes q

won " two lsnsths. Time. . minutes d
seconds.
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"a. A.t!sn;. liant > &: N.y YorE-John J. hui'Ahy
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Tho Psnneylyspia barge pair did not know
Supr.d sISs Gf S.e1 a,. sSsy
within. . few inches Of foulnN the Atalantas
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dsiphiss tenshan and Corpen sc%lled
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*. and and q ths 81 later eSs pair T maxim
2 better turn than West Philadelphia, started
toward home z length and half 70 the goodd
disastrous massuvrs Esy wsrs last, twenty
lengths behind the leaders. The Atalantas
Byssd s4.: :Snsy FL shs % epSh SsS
rf% BarSs sS' Club Tsst psr
tive lsngths behind tie. west Philadslphiss.
and the Harlsms were fourth. a similar dis
tance behind. Time. 10 minutes Tx SECONDS
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLE suB1iA.
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:, Ten Eyck gave fine exhibition q scrlling
He .roved thirty-two strokes to the minute
against thirty-siRht. put ir By Greer but
% From ns sSensd % Gst stast The r. i1Sn %sn rcwsd even
for 900 yards, when Grssr went trtne IN
front and led by q quarter Of q length al the
.~ Ea Cree, .nS s *. ns aT:l S1 G man ms osS:
sionaily returned the compliment At the
h.lf-mls Ten Eyek bsssn e dTsx swny
T:S Eyo. esgap sas ssoSnd nn,f o. se' o9gsss
this the Waohusstt ccullrr Simply padded
Iet he crossed tho line four ,snGths In front
Time. minutes 6lx seconds
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= hsSSS.s! sSiS.s; Il boi. ise = J. RILEY. Ii 1'sss is.s
A II. Logan. coxswaln.
Jim Pilkington sent the crews away TO a
ns start The vesp.r. caught the ,.,ss5 %nts5
I've .nd sespns up tSs fsss ss1sE. the Tss
pers could not leave the Arsonsuts. who were
putting In only 50 strokes to the minute,
., The RsIi si nsh sSS s s a' X. .aa
which point the vsspers aud ArE.'nauts were
still fighting for the lead. The Quakers
could not maintain their fast stroke and
dropped to S. while the. Arsonapts with
their. s-body caring and steady SO stroke
slowly but surely moved the nose OF their
bont further in front Of the champions. AZ
half mile the Arsonauts were half length
In front OF the Vespers. while the other Cam
adian crew was plugging along two lengths
bshnd. Going under the bridge at hall
distance the Argonauts pulled away until
There was nearly boats length OF open
water between them and the Vespers Then
the Winnipees became factor They came
up so rapidly that they were on even terms
not the old Vespers and strain at the oars as
they would, they could not hold even the
slower OF the Canadian crews The fierce
struggle for second place between the Yes
pers and WinniPegs forced the latter crew
All three crews spurtcd In the last furlong.
but in the Anal rush the Areonauts held their
own and crossed the line length ard a quar-
ter in front Of the Winnpeas, while there
was just streak OF open water between the
Winnipegs and yespers. Time. ! minutes
40 seconds