The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-20
0ARSMEN
/ CARRY OFF HON0RS
sacically Sweep the Card At
Crevc Occur Lake Regatta,
Winning Six Events.
ONLY IN THE DOUBLES.
1hm Joachim &C The Westerns Sut-
2ers Loss Of St-ai@htaway Si@-
gics After Capturing event
in First Heat.

EEomrcti-E IN q driving -arn which fei
fs25ife greater pay. 90 tae afternoon. oars
rkr from tho C.-,--y Rowing g!Co car
rF& of the hoaore IN tho oTeui-E day OF
tA S1utE~rzraga Auatag- EowEus AssH-
cta4iou's regatta az C-1Te Caa-- lake yes
tSrday afternoon. cautG-i-E SIX Cd The sew
ehSevcnts on tile ca-E. L-rt - Hess Tas
tbe particular star o. the day. as he Won
hAdh the junior singles a-4 te -aIi-- E!s.
I'd spite of the rEreEt=--as weather. 4
fktr-sized crowd attended the regatta. and
serle good racing WAS witnessed IL iGe
various events. Especially was this ias
ckse in the qEartc--ulle s-rsiEhJaway dash.
which Tas rywcL twice, tie umpire order
i7E the rsls again on account Of a col
Iftun between Daay ana AgEe IN The iCst
TkwinS of Jhs event
nphn joachim. who Won the first heat of
tke quarter. was the chief sufferer .y the
OA1Rr % row again. as .s lad Won the
event hanal.E I'm the opening heat and I'm
iNeG IN Slc'I4 place ~ the E-H-"a. JAlS
tFe best MAJ ll The opening Ca%A. DGt ne
tired himsa.l Uy n laTl squirt ia iGe event
ard was ~ some -5a1F@n-aEs when ne
vs. ORDERED 10 iHN t"- race again ms
chnfbincd Win Jne fact ,LI. h. was COM
pkrng on the "urs- side 90 The course
hEfdlcappeo lirs badly 20 an" r---Ht.-
trr- umpfrg's Dr.:.- as .Eulr-E.. VAS r1r In
VNI1ed in ans WY g. TIE foul which caused
t~4srace 10 b.. r----rg. -T-a -.s.e v-ss -se ouI7.
eEeAt on the card -1 which seniors cOLlG
nglre and q good G=.d turned ylt- on 10
desperately a1a rse~.- a5Egl8 gurl > fur
long from home. when ATrtsrhirC OF tho
Csnturys sg,r.as m haZ.. 5. g37a Isg1.
.Jnachim came with = -rame-6a,z suurr in
the closf1r Hr7naraE Yards Eyy-a-sr ana
Quarter OF q length IN from, OF The Century
oarsman.
Nidwav in the course. however. DuTv and
%cSfiIisia in'I Conn T-5---b -hS,,~l t afi
caused Them 10 lose nuc1 r-o-nH- Jaarbfm
vas in The lead aT.Tre riT1a and Syas ITr
tn[or[a5 IN - - o7TI,-.rL - a.
$500 1910 - -. - -
Isb.r c-nsf 49, ~ ~ ~5y,-,.' - ~ rSr,-
nsfitor in ~ n.y. r-q-Gr T-r,nI-, ET,1.j.-
jle- decided iFrt lie zoe vo-.T 49,. ~, Is
Teroyysd Tov-ay-.- ~ fro me-. ~. fmme- (
Joachim had ire cr,,rsa net me ebora
and n finish v-- --a d. ~ - ~
in a slight cure from he starting point. as
hare u.s. 5i-ar-fE- ---gE -1s-S,y
p5int. This nsrasE4-- c.rya made bf-, ioss
sufficient ground 10 give Ef-tschfn- p lead
enc a-iirtschin- won hy half a length.
SeTtb EE85s tbi-5 m ina Us y In IN
the first rowing Of the event Joarhim had
finished first. with Mirrsching second, and
Hess third. 4
Changing their course while IN the run
home in the race fB- Junior doubles caused
the Western crew some anxiety. at least as.
the decision N the race was wIthhel by
the officials for ut least an hour. while I
protests were considered. But two crews
started in the race. the Century and West
sern being the competitors. and the westerns
were conceded the race from the start.
as was anticipated, Noerg and Helm. |
least forty lengths. from the Evesons. but
as the leaders had practically chosen their
With waie for IN 4 th tim Tgn h TRa r5 5Ss y SBs 9r vas
allowed to stand as run. II was the only
event OF me day which the Century oars
Junior F0urs open Programme.
rss;EEee - = Spotr - oyeIgu I'm me JUNIOR
TSa y5cf0-ioTIE -, fc9r,n5se5 tsEH
aieoupie Of lengths from the Souf6 sides ~
the North Sides Of Quincy fourth and The
Tbe 5er+ 80 cvo,-s ,-.ra
I Hess Of he Cen+,7-,-g ~
- slg race hnIheulateLy after he had won
Inc singles He won the singles rather
steady stroke and perfect stvie
toIrea Ai starffnr n h = I'm III mla"sy IN me
Whining from William c. Eveson OF his
I'LL club and c. F. Schmidt Of the North
<4SnsIdarabIa anuseuan+ ~. .r.o
atndency on the part Of -enthasfSst sSff o fSScf
on a barge anchored at the finish. and
wAleh was supposed 10 be reserved for the
Snas Inns lnLuA OF psople caused the
bTr5en o11ost co-,sf0S a. c1gLS IaCe' lne
DuIHeh almost causing IL 10 swamp on sew
era occasions ana sending at least half OF
II Under water. In consequence Uer feet /
were the order Of the day among me on
rers
n " IrcC,,o,,-h
w. 1hSCuASusG' ne One-EEEeu oars
man OF the St, Louis Rowing Club, served
as Judge at the turns, and was cheered |
dat-bottomed scow. Senior eyen-s IN he re
ratta VIII be roT-ed this afternoon - CON-
1891 hCOh: SOul-
mencing at 3 p; m A special train WI
IeaVe Union Statlon az : O'Clock, and Will
run direct TO the finishing point at the lake. /
The results in detail Were. |
The Summary.
|
First event. Junior ~fours-Centur- crew. first
composed Of Doctor : n Sro-fTn~ -sr.,,., -
Louis \. Schlossstsin and Albert n NSsse
south ridcs n Quincy -e~C-1 's,.1r1-SJ -
George A Eur,er-rrn y Tan-s- Ce---o n,l.
dieker and Charles Pisser,
OF 81. louis also gdniHhsi as s"T nam n 10Th Tin mos @;
5kHfnE crew. 81 Won by Ten lengths.
10 centturvs. frsSt by ten ienE:S5. 49, /, zES. 2L
r.; South S-ees q Qqiney second; Gus 2.
q Dury Of the Quincy E1rth slfss ard I" L7pi1
Joachim Ct ne St Louis Rowing Clu5 missed
as aan,e. Tine 19:5G