The sun., 1901-06-02
HARLEM OARSMEN WIN.
0UTCLAAS JERSEY COMPETITORS IN
TEE PASsAIC REGATTA.

scuh uonorS Capture the
HeurOared Gig and Junior Eight Races.
New York oarsmen mado amends for the
many defeats In the Harlem regatta on Deoora-
ton Day By almost sweeping the board OF
prizes In tho twenty seventh annual regatta
OF tho Passaio River Amateur Rowing As
sociation. held on the Passaio River yesterday
afternoon. Five OF the seven events held on
the card were won by New York clubs and In
one other race the double Of the Union Boat
Club showed more spced than the two local
crews that competed. but an unfortunate
foul deprived the Union men Of victory.
The start for the opening event was oppo-
site the willows and after . straight mile
journey the oersnsn finished nearly opposite
the Institute Boat Clubhouse. Three races
were rowed down stream and then the order
was reversed to take advantage OF tho tide
AL the events except the eisht-oared she'll
races were rowed over the one-n,tle course
and IN these The distance was increased TO
one miis and Q half
The Nohparsil Rowing Club was the only
dual winner. the oarsmsn wearing the striped
black and yellow placing the four-osrsd
gig and junior eight races 10 their credit.
Q. o. Ti>us. the New OYloans souler. won
his first raos in the Union Boat Club colors
BY defeating J. Bond. Jr. OF the Bachelors
Barge Club Of Philadelphia. The noted
Dauntlsss eight added another to M list
OF vtosoriss. and Lester N. Maokey COM
pisted the hst Of Harlem River Club wins
by defeating two Newark soullers In hollow
style In the race for seniors. who had not
won in that ciasa Ths Nsrsid double scored
a lucky win In the Junior doubles. whls
T. A. Toerins, Of tho Passaic B. @. beat the
sinSulsrly unforsunate Lone star soullar.
Sam Cramer. In the Junior singles. Sum
mary:
T. A. Tosstns, Passsie .. o. Samuel A. cnmsr.
Lone Star b. q,
The men were on even terms for tho hrst
quarter OF n mile, Then Crsmer. who had
the Kearney shore. began 70 steer wildly and
boat Club house, This put him back about
two lengths, but he had recovered some OF
this when he caught crab at three-quartsrs
OF mile, Toering won easily by two
lengths. Time, minutes 81 seconds.
JUNIOR poupLs scULis.
Nerstd 3. C,-R. W. Brett bow; p. s. Webster.
Vsi,ncis n. CO. NJ. Ert, bow W. y ormplsr.
Union u c.--F. B.y,rm.n. bow; II. A.endon.
stroke
The Nerelds caught tho water Arst and led
going 10y tho Newark A. C. house by half a
length AZ a quarter OF a mil" tie Unions
drew M level. while the vnencas were three
lengths behind The Unions gradually arew
course toward the Ncreids The New Workers
were always dangeronsiy near heir rivals and
at half \ mile the oars ~ the two boats came
together The interfercncc to the Nered
double was slight and the men kept on row.
ing The Unions friTiy outC Cllssel tie Nereids
in tn. last half riie and crossed the line three
lengths in front of the yalencas Tho referee
disqualified the Unions for foulinx and the
Nereids received. fret medals Time,
minutes 81, seconds
JUNIOR EIGHT-o,R sHRIL.
Insttu', D.. c.-M. Gornen. bow o'shAuvn-
messy. 2 { O't tonnot 3 j Slaitcry. g ? Lougherty,
5, J. Sullivan, o. 4 ScEeiwchSk :. D. J foibn'
NSnpsr.li r. II Fsi.,t, TOW. Fred o.4,r,
l. J. Ezan, 3. george rhilclus, = IiLdauI, 8;
George P,srse' O. u. NEWTON . a kron' '''ofci
Tho \onp1rcils wore fNyorites The race
was over tho on" mile and half course and
began At the NJ, Hand Bridge By the tine
mile from tho start. the Nonpuells led hy
length Al one mile the Mons were three
lengths in tho lead The Institutes brqced up
then but although they pulled their hardest
boat lengths Tine, minutes 20 seconds
SENIOR SINGLE sCuILs
C, s. THUS Unlon p C; ), BOND. Jr- paehe,r-~
p c. Philad'lphh
This race was put on the programme espe-
cially FOR Bond md Titus and was In tho nature
Of match Much money was wagcrsd at
ovens on tho re 3lt. the most holng ON Bond.
The quaker got slightly the bet'erot the
but in few strokes Titus picked up tho one.
quarter II length and SCgl.ing IN good style
was a length in front at 100 yards After this
the Union man had matters all hts own way
Time q minutes - seconds
srsToP sINGf y scvris s-srrcIAL.
Frarh : Cohurn. lnsti,u'. n c lester n Mackey
Nassau T. C.. otto EueAsr, StwaIk i {,
This was the first race rowed upstream.
Nackey in tho centre cut clean across Kueh-
Ter bows and narrowly escaped foulins
the Newark sCuller in the first 100 yards
Then 10 drew clesr and luiokly rowing away
was two and hall len sthS In the lead at
haf a mile. with Coburn and kuphler on
even ter IN SPY" et J JS'ee'hs a sI - 'TFHno ,Tl
len zths at tho GnI-h tohurn came away
from Kueher In the lsst quarter and was
second by two lengths Time. minutos
10 second,
!rSroR FuUR-oARED Clio.
Ncuparn y. ca. T. Crawford. t1v: Georg.
P,sr,e, Q : IintAur, s. a, Knoll stroke; Frank
last!,uts b, C,-P. pougs-4ty. tow J Sullivan.
3 " gorman. 81 p. J. For.n. stroke T. KnovleA
%er,id 2. c. f. 5, webster. bow; p C. n Dun,
Z H,r3ld Psrry. 5 o. II. Perry II. stroke; c, !.
rr,u rnXyvNu
. Tho Institutes led for 200 yard' Then
the ,No1par"l,7 drew up level After rowing
stroke tlr stroke for a furlong tho Mons
shot - the front and 10 the quarter had
lord ut halt a lnugth, with tho Nered' thr-o-
quarters 81 lrng 9Th behind tao Institutes
At the half mile th" two Newark crews wore
level, n lon.th behind tAe Noupareils Tho
New Yorkors had two Lengths the bost o. Il
at thrne- Juart"r.. hut to Institutes Epursed
IN good style at tlo finish and drawing
length away from t4N Nerr't, were hnrten
by only u length by tho Noupareils Time,
& minutes IS seconds
sESIoR EI0IrroApED SHRLI.s
Institute H. C.--Ftank Coourn. bow: John Per.u-
Frank sullivan. 3 II. !. Fornn. a Y. lorlruci.r
r, J. Cenry. 4 j. v Lupc. John T.. Taller stroke:
Thomas Knowles. coLswsin.
uu,lu n. C.--lL |. Curnsll, how " 4 Cornell ?:
D. v lrnhhan. \. h. H,erthefE, 4. J Stscn, s. jill
kltl " N. Rogers, : J, y. Kemp. stroke. 7. y
S,arre'l. rnvSwnln.
r, G. Conl!n, 5 " Pumpiry. l. II. sleh,nercheT B
J. Iustnn-. q. /. 4. Go0stpne, 7, W Ade,. stroke
J. c. Eigcr'un, coGSwAin,
Tho Institutes held the Dauntless for A
quarter Of n mile with the Mons n Ion gth
away Then The crack New York crew
opened up gap and led M. Institute, by
half len 9Th at tho half milo. while tho Unions
drew up n li:'le on the second crew The
Dauntleys had an a.lvau tage ~ two lengths
al tho mile and finished onsy winner by
two and hlli lengths \ raos cnsued for
the rlaos Tho Unions drew up 20 tho Ia
stitutas At one mile and q'srtor and IN
a dirg-tong Nnish won by n len 9Th. Tine,
s minutes seconds
Lacrosse.