The sun., 1903-08-02
LONG ISLAND REGATTA.
Oarsmen In Exciting Races ON Flushing
Nay.


weather and other conditions favored the
meet.
Hip was given to professional coaching
by the work OF the Ravenswood Boat Club
and the Palisade Boat Club George Lee the
ex-professional trained the crews Of the
former club. and they accounted for the Eagle
and Rogers cups. DaVy Roach came down
with his boys Of the Palisades from Yonkers,
and they made n good showing especially
Capt. Jackson, who won 50 cievcrly in the
Junior sculls
The races were mile straightaway and
were rowed against u sttf tide, but there was
lively breeze behind the oarsmen. which
partly counterbalanced the current
JUNIOR SINGLES.
John pattanandc CrcscCn; II. c.; Fred Shep-
heard. RavcnSwOod B. G.: y. q. Thompson, Clifton
u. c.; S, lI!avac. Friendship b. c. II; r. Stivers.
Nassau D. O.; Il. Halsey Jackson; palsade b. q, o.;
r. j: owens Ataanta d: c.: v Villim. FRS! B2-
ssmian ,,, b. G.: Fred aunt Metropolitan H. O. d.
Stivers was the first to catch the water
and after dozen strokes was u clear length
ahead At the half-mie mark he still led.
with Nim ana Jackson n , close n,r,sd atSsha
and won by five lengths from Havac Hunt
INTERMEDIATE FOUR olo.
Nassau u. C.--Albcrt c. Wiechers. bow: ". NJ.
Iydenbcrg, q II. S. Johnson 8; +. r. Cullcy stroke;
Fist sonemian B. G.--s. vetrover; bow; Charlie,
Poslk. 2; W. Nygryn. ); Charles Adainec. stroke'
j. Racer. coxSwaln.
The Bohemians showed in front before
half a dozen strokes had been rowed' AZ
sa ns half ss BGhSs ns b Hi con ser nf G
Nassaus began to crawl up and shot, by the
"Bohoes" AT the ihree-quarter mark and rowing
N fanltess style won by three iHmgtnss ,s .Rn. ne
hoes" Time. minutes 57st seconds
JUNIOR FOUR SHELL.
RavenSwood. b. CIV Gilman. DOW: James
Cassidy. .. Joseph Mclaughlin. 81 John Hoben'
Nautilus p. C;-F. 4. Bgchrnberger. bow: S. H.
Brss Tsdy T. ~ EEH Es"Hr SSs
Henderson. 2: Albert Roger. s. Robert Hardy
stroke. ,, .,
d. McAustine. 8; william Coughlln, stroke.
The Rayenswood at the, quarter had a
comfortable lead With The seawanhaaKaa ini AKA
second and the Nautilus third. About oo9
The Seawanhakl and set sail for the leaders.
but had not the steam in them for the grnell!htx
nisn RayensTood won by wG iebs bsns
third by length. Time minutes 20 l-o
seconds
JUNIOR QUARTER MILE DASH.
James P. Instone. nauntless r. C.; N. y Stlvers:
NASSAU B. g Robert j. ogens "a Aflan,a hnn T. G
potan II. G.; Il. Keller Lone star b. C.
Instonc led to about the halfway aas
when he, was overhnnled by Hunt; ,.has Inc
and won ny length and half from SteVers
with lnstone third. Time, l minute ot
seconds.
Nonpareil r. CT. Raywood bow: J. Kenefcck.
?: 4. Hunken. 8; J; Moran. stroke. .. =
Thompson. 2. i. c. Townsend. 81 Charles Hender.
IN New " Rochelle r, CT. NJ Carpenter, bow: +.
B. Abramson. .; c. t. Kucher 3; c. T. swart,
Union b. c.--E. d. Loughman bow; r. F.
Meagher. ?; f. j. Scanlon. s. j. a. Francis stroke.
ATLANTA d. C.--H. Hcarn how: +. Muhlberger.
2: X. j. owens 3! Charles Dutfy. stroke. c.u,
Metropolitan r. CJ9hn Sslii: n, opw' S,rons .. Ga.,"
At the first attempt at n start two crews.
the Nonpareils and the New Rcchelles. were
left and the others were recalled. ihc newt
tinc away the" e"Mets" gained the advantage
and held it until they were forced to swerve
in their course ny fisherman In rowboat.
Then the Unions came up and, going INTO rrst
t,Iagters OF length from the Nets" The
Clirtons were third. Time minutes l.
seconds,
JUNIOR POUR oiG.
Ravenswood b. C.-Wlam Gilman bow; lanes
Cassidy, 2; Joseph Mclaughlin. .; John Hoben,
stroNe; Edwln Cassebeer, coxswaln. ,,-,.
Nonpareil r. Civilian Miller bow; Chris,
S,encanp SSenui r.sp stroke: Frank HaSht coxswain
Clifton b. C.--John Curtis, bow: J. D. Cornell. 2:
w. j. Bradford, 81 NJ F, ouiGlcy stroke A. Nc D.
Sneepsfesd pay r cILataye,te GamGse bow;
Nassau B. C--Aibcrt c. Wiechcrs bow: VI. NJ.
Lydenberp. 2; II. s. Johnson 3; F. r. Culley stroke;
T. Lone one STAR u. G."Max Herr. bow; J. Inlcnthal
=: $ Wesbader, 3; L. Kaufman stroke; IL h'rsch'
COxSwaln
In this race there was an even break at
the start, but after coulpe Of hundred yards
had been traversed the Nonpareils showed
the way At the half mile, the Nassaus were
moving in good form and they pulled up ieyei ,h
Rayenswoods assumed command At the
three quarter pole they had clear lend Of q
Length sn and 4 Sononrts Empa sRsy were secoHd
and the Nassaus third Time, minutes
98H seconds.
JUNIOR DOUBLE scurIs.
Overpeck b. c.-H' S, Wod' bow o. l. Void
" Friendship d. c,-R. a. Gangler. bow; s II,
baun,css Il. C..-R Stet,lg, bow; E Stettis.
'"Gh Union b. C.--J. NJ. Goodsell bow: W. L. Goodsc
Metropolitan r. C.--Fred Hunt, bow; W. Kleiy.
New York A. C.--R. Cochran, bow; X. II. John
son, stroke,
For majority of the journey the New York
men made good showing, put they tired
with the Friendship second and New York
third. No time taken.
JUNIOR EIGHT sfrEiI"
DauntIess r. CT. Post. bow: G. p Arnold, 2.
7 McKrvitt 81 ]. II. Scott. !: a. II, Byrd, 5: f. Ho
gan .: j. Herbert, u George Covert stroke: II,
Boutclle coxswain.
Wahnetah u Civilian Methven. bow: John
NJ Britt 2; F. O'Donne -Devins, 3: Joseph Boyce,
a Louis VI. Stcnmctz. d c. II. Denton, o: II. r..
Won Sholly. I; Harry Wirth sToke' r. r. Cleary.
Coxswaln. 49,, r, ~ ,,,. -
W Frost s. r. Kunzc. a. IA, Wilke. r II. Barnes, Q;
c. r. Niles I: W. h, Fitzgerald stroke; j. w still
well cOSswain. ,.
Joseph ZatIcpack. ?: Henry CarnovSky. 3: u. Sed
iacrk, 4: joseph Stcficl, s. Louis Mayor. o: Louis
Juna 7: Charles PSvcjc. stroke: D. Racer COZ
swain. ,,,. 49,, ~. -,
lanev 2; j. V Boise 3; Fred rcvcs. 4; W Hcnder-
son. 4: A. Roycr O: r. Hardy, Il George Hener,
stroke Hobart AhrenS. coHswaln
This was tho race OF the day. The Ave
eigbts lost no time in backing into their stake
boats, and got away to n thlrly good start.
The "Rohoes" had tb" smooth water on the in
side course and. taking Quick advantage,
wards from the finish tho Dauntless crew
came along with a rush, md both crews,
rowing blade for BLADE" put in SOM" desperate
lCks 10 the finish. the verdict gong To the
Dauptless by SIX feet. The Wa hnctahs were
third Time minutes | second
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