The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11
NEW YORK A. @, REGATTA.


SPIRITED Races Under Ulnfavseahae Cen
4tas0s a Ifaveu Island.
The New York A. G. bald Ito annual fall
regatta Yesterday It Travsrs Island under
unfavorabls weather conditions. A raw
nor'esseer chilled the sarsmsn and spectators
to the bone. besides churnins the water
into nasty svells. The courss measured
about three-quarters Of Q mike. the start
being the creek 10 front Of the Old windmill
on Glen Island to the finish on Hunters lsland
Creek. There was full quota Of the clubs
aquatic enthusiasts On hand and they Ap-
pearcd to enjoy themselves with the noisy
abandon OF the typical winged f0oter.
drawback to the days fun was the post
ponement Of the barge race Of the -HuckIe-
berry Indians" r, Kammerer. the cham
pion keeper Of the tribe. trained for one night
for the race and regretted his abstemiousnesa.
dc B. Handley went overheard In the
singles but managed to get back into the
boat and finish.
sIEoLR sHxIL HANDICAP.
L. zmm. scratch: L. de r. HAndisy. s seconds:
ss mysn = :, seconds; s. g. Cart. ssceada: 2
Durando Miller. 20 seconds:
Warren and Miller started level. but the
litter litter rowed In gig and fell behind after
In good style. pulled away ahead. zimm. the
not overhaul sly Warren. who won BY lensth
length behind zimm o in nh sRi r1I plae. Fine
minutes IS seconds.
PAIR DARED aI0
=, Crew III Moore. bow: A. r. E,more. stsUks:
II: b. Warren, coxswain.
.,s SIsw = H., cosh..n bow; L. dc u, n.nl.y.
Grew a. r. n Wnrrrn bov. n Ianhsun
stroke: D. @. smythe. conswsin. ''"' IT, ''
There were two heats. In the first heat
the stroke oar OF Crew No. 2 caught a crab
easily, Time, minutes = "a s.conds TSs s
second heat was won by Crew No by. 4
length and a half from Grew No. !. The
winners time was minutes So seconds.
The final WAS not rowed.
CENTIPEpR scuIIA.
III D. %a a = A. B. , Gimore s'foxs
johnson .; q. Hesser, stroke.
:, Crew No Sc, P. REYNOLDS. bow: C. Quinn. >;
crew 10 " s. a hfsae b ssaSf l. d. q. H.ndey.
?: i. A. Jackson. 5; r. Cochran. stroke:
Crew No.; SIS. J; Carr. bow: NJ B. Stelle. 2; II.
J. stsen. 5: ". VI Willard. stroke. " '''
Crews Nos, /, = and rowed in the nrst heat
and and fouled each other. After the
Crew No. s gave SS up pA and So won Il MINI
utes IS seconds. Crew No. / won the second
heat. and collided and No. was placed
second. Time. 8 minutes 80 seconds. The
final was not rowed.
E10Hr-oAREp SHELL.
Crew No IA. R. Gilmore, bow: N. 3. stelle. ,;
P. H. Moone, 8: L. de B. Handiey, 4: A. G. Keene.
S: n. Love. o: f. p Reynolds. 7: NJ Kaesche, stroke
d. q. Smyth. coxswain
Crew No. &C. johnson. bow: c. r. Quinn. .
II. Mann. 8: ID. Hesser. 4: ]. A. Boylan, :; ". L.
Muller. 8; S. J. Carr 7; L. H. Legien, stroke: H.
Warren co1swan.
Crew No 8--H. A. jackson. bow: W. ". willard
?: X. r. Johnson s. r. Cochran. L. c. Smyth. 6: c. r.
Sheriff.. 8: J. Steen. 7; C. T. Muller. stroke; r.
Stevens. coxswain.
This was the best race Of the day The
crews caught the water with the bang Of
the pistol and rowed blade for blade for about
a few feet. but No. ! drew level after few
strokes Facing the half:mile mark Crew No
but No. responded samely For the lasi
soo yards Nos and /, had rare battle. No:
Three quarters OF a length separated second
and third. Time. ; minutes rs seconds.