The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
HOROKEN REGATTA.
n. sOuthw ard Of the ROsedales Wins
Derckman DiapOnd Trophy.


The nine events on the programme of the
fsth annual regatta of the .Hoboken Amateur
Rowing Association, which was held yester-
day afternoon over the old Guttenburg one
mile straightaway' course on the hudson
River, afforded an excellent days sport.
The BerckmaN diamond trophy which
WAS the principal prize OF the regatta. was
won by y. Southwark of the Rosedales,
in the association single gig race.
SENIOR SINGLE uiG.
Atlantic p. C W. M.lcare: Nassau q. c.. Stephen
c. Carr Harlem Rowing Club Fred Fuessel.
Up to the half mile it was pretty race,
Fuessel leading Mnlcare by half length.
Mulcare tired. and Fuessel won easily in q
minutes and - seconds. Mulcare finished
three lengths ahead Of Carr.
ASSOCIATION SINGLE oIo.
Atlantic p. c., Fred kocuig: Rosedalo 3. c..
N. southwark: Valencia i. C.. o,to 81 Elk
The finish was close, Southwark winning
by half a length from hoeniS IN minutes and
81. seconds
JUNIOR DOUBLE GIG.
Atlantic n. edward Badenhsusen. bow
z. Norman strike.
N4lenci'l o. =. ID. s. c. Badenhau,en. bow; G.. u
SmIt, NtIOnc.
The Valencia crew was ten lengths 20 the
good at the half mile mark and won BY about
twenty len gths In minutes and II lis seconds,
SENIOR DOUBLE 9IU.
Waverly B. c. "A. j. Schumacher. TOW; o. Cleary
stroke.
\ anita b. C-W. N. Varey. bow: John J. Null,
cahv ltr1tc.
The Waverv crew soon tired and the Ala
lanta crew went to the front at the half
mile and won by seven lengths in 5 minutes
and 50 seconds.
JUNIOR PoUR DARED GIO.
Hudson B. CT Hoffman. how; D. Wood, =
r. VlIon. g. George hunz. Jr.. stroke W. Dooley'
Wyanoke q. &C. Spyer bow; E Wal tick. q
N. Wadrick 5. W. II. Hart stroke; +. Mostow,
Metropolitan r. CD. j, Ellcr bow; T. Callahan,
:; W. 0'Connor. o. II. Augustine, stroke h. Eller.
co1swain.
and Metropolltans for about half mile.
crab The Nets then took the lead and
were four lengths 70 the good At the three
S minutes 2iH seconds The Wyanokes
were second. finishing two myths ahead OF
the Hudsons.
JUNIOR VorB DARED BARGE.
Rosedale b. CT. Southwark. bow; j. Galaghe
q H. Adcks g. j. Rehu. stroke l.. fiulse. GoSsw ain.
Valencia g. C. Wilton. bow. II. Schm IL. 2;
". Wartng, 3: J. Lambert. stroke; ". Jones, cox
Active u. CD. Schmitz, bow; Harry RAM. .
Henry Kr,ete. 3; BENJAMIN Koeher stroke; 4.
Keller. coxswan.
tide gave decided advantage TO them at the
start They led by about two lengths at the
half and won by about four lengths, IN
minutes 81 seconds, the kosedales beating
the yaleI G u crew out by half a length.
SENIOR FOUR DARED Go.
Nassau 3. ca. c. Wlllbers. bow: H. w. Lyden :
berg, o. D. K. oycnkopf, 3; F. r. Culley, stroke. L
DcSOelne, co1swaln.
Dauntless n. CIV. Il. Humphrey. bow; E
Sttlllg, 2: c.. Brasch. 8; +. W. Schaencr, stroke
f. H. A7derSo1 coNSw1ln
The Dauntess crew rowed in splendid form
and won by ten lengths In minutes ~, sec
onds the fnSteSt time OF the Day.
SENIOR yoLR -oARED RAR0E
~pauntI-ss r. C.--R. Scott, bow: J.. Herbers. 2;
r. Hagan. s: A. II. Byrd. stroke; u. II. Anderson.
coHSwaln. . ,,,. 49,. 4, -.
.: t. Reinhsrdt. 8: J. Damn. stroke: L. Hulsr.
coxswain. - n
hansen, Z: g. n. Smith. Q; J. Waring. stroke: W.
'o WsyerIy Is. C.--John Becker. bow: Al Howe, .;
r j. ijuigg 81 W. j. Under. stroke Richard Strucke,
COY vain.
The start. owing to the lateness Of the hour,
was made about ten yards north OF the official
starting line The Waverly crew surprised
MANY OF the wise" ones, who were confident
that the RosedaIes would win, by taking. the
lead at the outset. which they maintained
throughout winning by about two lengths IN
4 minutes and So seconds.