The sun., 1901-07-21
UPSETS AT ROWING RACES;
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TWO CANADIAN CREWS.

TWO CANADIAN CREWS.
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PHILApRLpnIA. July 10 sensa tions an d
! surprises were again in order at the winding
| up Of the National Regatta on ths Schuyikill
to-day. Chief Of the startling features was
| the defeat Of the famous Vsspsr eight BY
| two crows from scross tho border II 10
| true that De Basoks and 0elger. two mon
| that rowed whom the Grew won the cham =
| pionship Of tho world at Paris. we're not able
] 10 handle thor sweeps to-day. but the defeat
WAS felt by tho Quakers Just a. much and
the 10000 spectators wont home sorrowfu
| from one Of the best days sport ever pro-
vidsd by tho National Association OF ANA
tsur 0arsmen Dc Basoks was expected
| TO row until this morning. when he was taken
10 The German Hospital suffering from ap-
psndicitis.
Tho Argonauts carried OH the chief honors
through the dowafall Of the vespers. while
the wlnipsgs. who only graduated TO the
senior osss BY winning the intermediate
, eights yesterday. finished q length and q
quarter behind the Toronto crew and q smi-
lar distance In front Of the vsspers. The
victory Of the Argonauts was regarded a.
another ENDORSEMENT Of the English style
Of rowing. for the Canadians come nearer
70 the long bedy swing Of the Dritons than
any other crew on thls side OF the water.
Lack Of condition may have had something
70 do With ths vssp~s' dsfsat They clearly
outrovsd the Winnipeg In the arst half Of
the rsos. but after that only the rhythm
Of their stroke and Sheer samsnsss kept them
near the leaders
The Canadian contingent met with an
unexpected reversal in the association singles
where there two cracks. Johnstone and Marsh
were beaten after q grand raoe by c. 8 Titus
OF the Union Boat Club Of New York. The
winner was only allowed In the race through
the courtesy Of the other competitors, as
he was disqualified in his trial heat yesterday
for falling to turn the stake. IL Is a tribute
TO the sportsmanshiD Of the Canadians that
tho suggestion to allow Titus to row In tho
Anal was made by the captain Of the Argonaut
Boat Club.
Qarsmen from the vicinity Of Now York
gained further hopors during the day for
the intermediate doubles. In which the
Unions looked to be winners until they bum
slsd matters badly at the turn.
ODDOr-
tunity to step up into the ohampionsRip
rank and Ten Eyck showed that he is still
immeasurebly the superior of any amateur
Greer OF Boston With, consummats ease
Ten Eyck rowed with all the dash aud style
that he had in 1897. when he won the diamond
az ,ld ~ Pe q, es Ssv added
sculler Is far from being over
The vespers had some consolationt 10 day
BY turning the tables on the Western Row ing
81 int m ll,k
was rowed over straightaway course. That
was he only victory credited to Philadelphis.
for the Detroit crew easily won the inter-
mediate doubles and Lou Scholes. brother
OF the amateur boxing champion, won tho
intermediqts singles in the colors Of the Don
Rowing club OF Toronto
met to-day for the election OF officers. After
lively session the bslloting resulted as follows:
President. Walter stimpson, Boston Vice
Secretary. r. r. Fortmeyer New York;
Treasurer. n. II Pelton Brooklyn
Summaries OF the races follow:
INTERMEDIATE SINGLE SHELLS
Lou Scholes. Don H. C.. Toronto
John Moran. Columbia B. C.. Allegheny Pa
Clarence Z. johnson. Arlington B. g. Arlington.
frn,s, J. Hess. Century p. G., 81. Louis.
James Miller, Columbia u. C., Allegheny Pa
ddpha.
This race was rowed in heats Sohole.
Moran second Miller won the second heat
with McCloskey second in 10 minutes 81
seconds The final was easy for Scholes.
fore Miller and completely outsculled his
rivals Oh the way home Miller and Ne
Closkey were having tusslc for second
Closkey got into hi, rowing again, but could
not catch Miller. Moran was last twenty
lengths away. Time. 10 minutes l51s seconds
INTERMEDIATES PoUR-oARkp SHELL.
Winnipeg r. C; Canada arP H bole. bow E. W
Hs%Sss .1,Sn. Il ,s hsys'; 2 g s R.y s streS,
Jr. bow; OTTO Won Dsnnenterg. 2; Charles Hsnder.
'Op rsIsp.ns v G qwn.sRd Tow E.,, ,,rSF'
II Bor.hef .; Hugo NonenOachsf, 5; George Women:
bAcher, stroke,
Herbert Schwinn. 2; Carl schwinn. a. j Leonard
Mason. stroke.
,hll the crews got away Away well except tn.
perfect alignment. The winnipsgs were
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they led BY length. The Winnipsss made
sad sot Of turning the nidS while the
swing got around so quickly that they lined
Ppt Tor the II anaI two two IepSths ahead Of ths
the at .rSSns %s1s
stroke the Passaics kept the HaTiepS and
f9n hs m. Hssy Kept and length Tan .Ss. Ss avS c s. ssf ft
they pulled over 70 the Staten Island crews
%s and Ss % Sa hafam. men fHS In.
a aapsIiSsdd and the tiifions secured second O