New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
BROOKWELL
HARNESS MAKEK
p WEST 1HIRTlE7H STREET
ROWING.
NETWORK WINS FIVE CONTESTS IN
THE ANNUAL REGATTA ON
THE PASSAIC.

Passaic, June 1.-Oarsmen from New-York showed
to good advantage at the annual regatta OF the
Passaic River Amateur Rowing Association which
was held here to-day. They won five out OF
the contests on the programme. and would
have had six to their credit were it not tnat
the Union Boat Club oarsmen after winning the
junior double sculls. disqualified for foul
and the given to the Nereid Boat CLUBS rep
resentatives. who finished second
One of the happest and busiest men IN the Ne"-
York contingent was Captain Jim Trainer of the
Dauntless Rowing Club. In the forenoon cap
tain Trainer had charge of the tugooat Harlem
River No. 1, which brought the New-fork ere"
and their boats to the of the regatta after
three hour trip. The success of the New-Iorkers
pleased Trainer. but his enthusiasm was unbound
ed when the senior eight of the Dauntless Cluo
the last on the programme from start 10
finish. This, it understood, VIII De the ere"
last race together as they will disband after to-
day. In the opening race Toering. OF the Passalc
club. had easy victory over Cramer. or the
Lone Star Club, of New-York. his only opponent
In the Junior double sculls the Union Boat Club
won handily by three lengths, but as they fouled
the Nered the latter got the honors. as the
New-York men disqualified. The Nonpareil
junior eight defeated the local crew by three
turned hour later in the junior fours and
won the most spirited race OF the day ny ieagtn:
G 5. Titus. OF the Union Boat Cup ana lanes
Bond jr. of the Bachelors Barge Club, of Phila-
singles. The Phadephian was decided favorite
in the betting and got the better OF the start OUT
a
10 the front and never afterward IN danger.
winning easily by two lengths. The final race OF
the day, the senior eightS was cleverly won oy
the Dauntess the real contest being Tor sec
ond honors between the of the Institute Boat
Club, of Newark and the Union Boat Cluo, OF
New-York For a time IL looked as II the Union
Boat Club would defeat the local men. but the lat
ter spurted toward finish and got second place
by half a length the Dauntless men winning out
bv two fair lengths. The first four races were
rowed downstream and the last three upstream
The eight Dared shell races were over course one
and a half miles long. and all the other contests
were one mile straightaway. Following is the
summary:
Junior single scus-won by T. A Toering. Passaic
Boat Club: Cramer, Lone Star Boat Club, New
York. second Time. 6:2i.
Junior double sculIs-won by Nereid Boat Club Belle
Vile " J.: club. Hoboken, second; Union
Club. New-York, disqualified Time. 63Sis-
Junior eight cared shels-Won by Nonpareh Rowing
Club New-York; Institute Boat Club Newark. second
Time $50.
senior single. special-won by Lester n Mackey
Nassau Club New-York Frank ]. Coburn, Institute
Boat Club Newark second Otto Knechler. Newark Ath
letic Club third. Time 7:l9.
Junior four gie-won by Nonparer Rowing Club;
New-York. Institute Boat Club. Newark second Nereid
Bost Club. Beleville. n. j.. third Time. SIS 49,,
Senior single-Won by c. s. Titus. Union Boat Club,
New-York; James Bond. jr.. Bachelors Barge Club
Senior eight-won by Dauntless Rowing Club. New
Club, New-York. third Time. S:06