The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-09

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NASSAU BOAT CLUB REGATTA.
Keen Competition at the Annual Ladies'
Day" Fixture.
The Nassau Boat Club held its annual re-
gatta and ladies day" on the Harlem River
yesterday. and no more appropriate finale
could be offered to the rowing season Of 1904.
The programme consisted OF six events and
In each instance the competition was keen
and there was a spirit OF workmanship
rarely seen at club affairs Of the kind. 1t is
years since the Nassaus eseayed club regatta.
but the oarsmen Of the neighboring clubs
who were present yesterday were fervent In
their hope that the men with the blue sash
would be on deck for all time with their club
fixture.
The course was a half mile strais htaway
from point on the Speedway to line in front
Of the boathouse. The regatta was followed
by a full dress reception and dance. The
officials OF the regatta were: Fred Vilmar,
referee. John E. Maggie. starter; E. W. Seid-
Ter, timekeeper; j. F. Mulcahy and j. p.
Instone. judges at the finish.
DOUBLE aros
Crew l-R. H. Stettig. bow; David A. clary.
Crew "A J. Fraser. bow: Jesse W. Powers,
stroke.
Crew s-chsrIes A, Schneider. bow; Stephen G.
Carr stroke
Crew 4-wiam Me hrhoof. bow. F. Hyde
Barbarin, stroke,
Crew 5-Charles T. PfaYman bow Howard
c. Nixon, stroke.
Crew ga. C. wiechers, bow: william F.
Qulgiey. stroke.
Crew 7--E. W. stettg. bow: r, Fensterer.
stroke.
Crew s-R. P,nkhan. bow: Otto H. Osenkop.
Jr., stroke.
crew &C. K. Mcclure, bow: William P.
O'Connor. stroke
There were two heats In the first heat
Grew /. won. with No. 4 second. the time
of the winner being ? minutes IS seconds.
The second heat was won by Crew I. with
No second. and the time was min
utes - seconds. Crew 4 did not go to the
post in the final. At the crack Of the pistol
Crew caught the water first and was In
the van for while and soon No. chal-
lenged but Crew also spurted and
took the lead. From that to the finish No.
1 was never in danger and won by a length
b behind No.. winner S time. minutes ~ as
seconds Time OF the second crew. minutes
"a As seconds
NOVICE sISoLE scuLLs.
Simeon S. De Pew. Howard C. Nixon T. Hyde
Barbarln.
Barbarin shot ahead for the first half
dozen strokes. Then he caught a crab and
lost the lead For about couple OF hundred
DE sfa
and was never headed to the finish. he beat
Nixon about length and half. and Bar
length Winner = time, minutes is seconds.
Nixon's time. minutes ~ seconds
JUNIOR SINGLE SOULS.
william F. 0uigley. George p. Hayward. Charles
T. Pfanmsn, A. c. Wlecher' and Joseph Thomp-
after about dozen strokes Wiechers drew
level and the pair raced 5SSe,hsrd for asn
HAYWOOD HAYWOOD and and wiechers roxed blade for
blade until passing under the bridge 100
out and won by two lengths Of open water.
Wiechers was three lengths ahead of Quis-
ley, Winner time, minutes SO ID seconds
Time Of second. 3 minutes 2-5seconds.
SENIOR SINGLE SOULS.
william Mchrhon. A. j. Fraser and z. ". ste,-
The trio got away on even terms. but stet-
tig drove in some wonderfully quick strokes
couple OF hundred yards further on Mehr-
hofr opened his shoulders bit and drew
seS 9he by u
from Stcttg. who was four lengths ahead OF
Frase55 winners d Inns minutes minutes
SECONDS. StetliS tiihe, Hihuteo do 10
FOUR DARED oros
ley :; j: Hyds DaIbarin. $ Howard c. Nixon,
stroke: H. o; Burrows co!sTa,n' -
wisc Sw n9 & Hofaee Reddy s. simeon s. be Pew,
'5 crew A5 sn sie,1is bow eS William p ocon
nor All s. Johnson. 5; Clarence K. Mcclure stroke;
FT crsM 70. o s@wiam MehrAon bow jesse W
Powers, jT:. ., Z; Desvern,ne. s; John W. Moore,
Crew e E And;ri F1ssf scs epa. G. Carr.
?: a. n wood Jr,. ;; R, stephens, Stroke; D. 4.
ce Crew e So sheer M.eAev bow R. ren.,erer
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start, but No was the first to show in front,
and pulling rattling stroke kept in the lead
for 400 yards. Just then the coXswnin steered
naay snd Sssan look es the p1 Crew
No. Q, however. was not to be shaken of so
s TN ST Se tS otse1 cr sHd non. we're
i and S, were only a length away and pulling
about level. Two hundred yards from The
over hauled them and won by quarter Of a
length Crew No. was third. Winners
time. !? minutes 10 2-5 seconds. Time OF the
second crew, minutes 20 seconds
RIoHT DARED bARoEs.
Crew No William MehrhoY bow: z. W. Ste,tp,
G. wiechers s; Howard C. Nixon. o: Richard ii.
7,
Crew No. Lester N. Msckey. bow: r. X. stet.
tlg 2: Charles T. Pfafiman. 3: William F. ouigley.
1: Clarence K MCGUIRE. s. l. oarboneil, d +.
Hyde Barbarn. I: George r. Wiemann Jr.. stroke;
Simeon s. De Pew. coxsvain.
Crew No,soc, NJ De IA yersne bow; Richard
Reddy. g. George p. Hayward, 8: Stephen G. Carr,
O. R0dertck Stephens. 4 Arthur J. Gulimann. stroke
n. V. Burrows, coxswain.
When the pistol cracked, crew No. 2 was
the first to get in motion and kept a sli eht
advantage to the halfway mark with Nos.
and pulling with might and main In the
order named, At the three quarter mark
No. pulled up on even terms with No. 2.
and they roved blade for blade until fifty
yards from the. finish. when No 2, ripped in
some hard work and took the lead. winning
by quarter of a length from No. 1. Crew
No. was third. ten feet behind Grow No. 1.
Winners time. ? minutes 10 rs seconds.
Time Of second crew. minutes 20 seconds.
Staten Island Rowing Club -Four Beats
Clifton Crew.
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