The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
VESELEY WINS FROM TITUS.
BOHEMIAN OARSNAN AGAIN a
VICTOR IN HARLEM REGATTA.

Former Champion In Form. but Not strong
Enouyh--LOseS by q Length and Hsif
--Close Finishes Order NJ the Hay
Smooth Water and Few M,shaps.
For the third time fhis year. C. S. Titus, the
| former champion with the SOULS. has taken
| beating from Frank Wesley the sterling
| sculler of the Bohemian Boat Club. At the
| fall regatta Of the Harlem Regatta Assoclh-
tion yesterday yeseiey beat Titus from
| start to finish in the senior single souls. NeHe-
| ley showed superb form. and Titus. 100 was
on edge. Before the race started lHuS
| asked to have the other boats pulled back
| Ave and a half feet at tho starting po'h'.
| because he was using "A short boat oil ~ iee'.
while the others were ~. feet This was re-
fused. The day was ideal, and the finishes
were good in almost every event.
| The only marrng features were the wlth-
drawal of the Union crew from tn" Tour oareu
| gig race and the failure oil the Nyanoke crew
| to arrive at the start on time for this race
| The race was DELAYED nearly half al hour 10,
| the Wyanokes, and then they did not get 10
| the scratch in time. bat turned and fell INTO
| line 700 yards from the start, move tha'
! was ineXpcable.
| The one mile Speedway course was used.
| with the start up the river and the finish near
Washington Bridge. One competitor and
one spectator got duckinc.
Junior Single Sculls- Won by c. Muller. Mas
sau Il. G.: John J. Ener. Jr,. Metropolitan B. G.
second; s. Wiesbader. Lone star 3. C.. third: John
barron. Union b. C., fourth Time minutes
Eller and Barron caught the water first.
but Eller settled first Ito an easy. s s,
stroke. At the quarter. f.lier LED by nan q
length. At The half Eller still hid !, hi, S ad
swapped places with Wiesbaden. and the
Nassau man MAS rowing strong N second
place. About two hundred yards from 1 tn.,
| finish Eller's boat ran over partly suonnrHe'i
| beam and IL set him back badly. Muller
| went on and won.
Senior single se9''S Won BY frans v ,csanS
Fred Fuesse Harlem r. C.. third. Time, 3 minutes
| II 2.5 seconds.
Titus was the quickest to get in motion,
but Nesesy was ,t on t edge ana s"on was ZONE t
quarter the Bohemian had drawn away IRON
Titus enough to have almost ha ,i II |en nsiI
aarpshh on w saCn ahnr pre race
Of 1t. Just before they reached the half.
mile point n floating log on tn" course got
tators yelled to him excitedly; HI, escaped
it and at the half had increased his lead over
Titus to three-quar'ers Of length; ~ ahn
and quarter, Titus put, his best efforts
into the final quarter. but he could not gain
an inch on the c3ntraryt ne zen ii WE
strong and cut out more pace than Iltns
could use, veseley won by n length and a
half ard Fuessel was three lengths back Of
the former champion
Novice single Sculls-Flrs' hea, won by James
Atlanta b so1 c. Second John Rcnicp Hudson
lsT Neat T noH By Rndopn
r. C.: Philip Ehni, linton b, G.. second J. II. Des
marais. Harlem b. c. third Time, minutes
Final heat won by pulen Nassau n G: y, VII
liam T. Russell, Atalan'a b. c. second fhllp Ehn,,
| Union b. c.. third: James Sedlacei. Boht milan
B. c.. fourth.
The first heat was won by less than hall a
length, In the second heat SOLOMON BALM Bln
OF the Lone Stars fell out Of his boat before
! the start. He started well for Wet one,
but he was all out AT the half and quit. Dulon
led all the way; The final furnished the oes t
diversion of the day pnlon got the va wat sJ
They went end and end to the half, and there
Russell bumped his prov into me r'G nn,o Oh
increased his lead, and won by length and
a half Ehni had troublesome time. He
got over among the boats Of the spec,ha nhrd
, knocked one man in SOUL overheard;
bumped into another and narrowly missed
two others. Sedlacet grazed the rocks near
, the finish.
s5s,s;.s ss%: b sy s osnt':
q Brasch. 3; I. ". Schaefer. stroke: E. H. Ander'
S, Sas HfsSsSis? Sc ifGSFa Il
Augustine. stroke: r. Ener, coAs"ain Time.
minutes ? 40 seconds.
At the quarter tho two boats were runnin 6
bow and bow. and with the Metropolitan lay
ing the better course, From this on, th9usn,
the Metropolitans began 20 weaken ana me
1shr eoor s s,Tokns ia shs boat The
! Dalintless men won by two and nall lengths.
, | Senior Double SOULS Won by ATLANTA B. G.
G e. M sesond so~ y" Fraser ' bow; William Is6r
non stroke Time. minutes IS seconds.
! Only two boats started. 1t was clos,
and pretty race all the way II was as mp ano
couple led by length After that the Alta
lapta pair got down 70 n beautifully even,
strong stroke and began 10 tax" N inc ssI h.
; only a quarter OF length. II was rou@n
finish. and the Judges picked re Ataiantns
as winners by a foot Mehrhoh OF the NaSsan>
:. collapsed at the finish
. r. e.: j. j. Tller. IT. how: James o Neil
Nassau G. stsonS E. S4s W nHT
, Koop. bow John Pattanaudc, stroke Time,
minutes 90 IS seconds
E Fonr boats started At the quarter ,h'
: The Nets" crept up and at the half led by
about a quarter OF a length. Vt the three
$ quarters the Metropolitans led by nan
length but the Nassaus had begun to get W
I steam and were gaining. From thers !
: was beautiful struggle to the finish. Wher'
G the Metropolitans won by about two feet
Junior -Four ,Orred Givs--Non, by foheInn
Il. g. \. IatreDhIrN. DOW ~ " -
81 Joseph Pejavcc stroke Joseph Eacer CoNs%t ~,
SoIEs,r y ;.InaS r MGf % S'enkamr
= stroke; Frank Knight. coxswaln. Atahnid T. T.
: third; W. N Massey, how W II. Miller. ?; :, Fast
: b f. H. Nuurr srrokr \. Ward. coxswain Ny
@ anoke r. C.. fourth: r. Hart, bow; + G. 'trtl,
= ?: C, Rock. 3; p Ecyth. stroke; William hnpp'r
d co1swnin Time. minutes l Is seconds
d The Wyanokes did not get to the starun
z point. hut rested on their oars about 90
wards away and took nearly a length n
d best OF il when they Joined in the race. !
d the haf-me il was pretty race, the fo,i
q gigs remaining nearly abreast, though IN
d Bohemisns we're gaining slowly all the way
10 The BOhemans won by length ana nah
n with the Nonpareils a length in front, OF ~
4, Ataantas and the Wyanokes two lsngth
l. behind the third boat.
IL Har, ards Football Veterans slow 4
Reporting.
J. CAMBRIDGE. Mass, sept. The Harvar
y football squad had but . single session tt
l. day but it contained more real work tina
p the men have had up to this time. For tn
II first time the men were put TO running throug
q, signals There We're four cleyens at wor
on this and the first squad looked pretty niue
n like varsity combination for tn" first gan
~ of the season. which will come next Sntul
r. day with Williams In this squad the line u
to ! was: Barrels, left end. Nrnki". left taCkl
al ! Wilder. left guard, CaTrick centre, toburi
~ right guard Oyeson. left tacl ilc; Mont gorI
ir ! cry. rlRhtend Noyos. quarter back Randall