New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
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WESLEY OUTROWS TITUS.
At HARLEM REGATTA.
Columbia CreSCs Make Record Time
OUer Mile Course.

The thirty-eighth annual regatta of the Harlem
Regatta Association took place yesterday the
Harlem River with clear weather until the last
race. when rain fell. The shore from Washington
Bridge to High Bridge was lined with spectators.
and in the river there were all sorts OF crafts
loaded with rowing enthusiasts. The feature OF
the mornings the victories OF the Column
bia University intermediate fours and Fights, The
four beat best record for the mile the river
by 10 seconds, with 5?os and the eight beat the
bes+ ane for Fights. with 4:3i-
Frank Wesley of the First Bohemian Boat Club.
the senior SOULS. in the good time OF 5*S6A,
for the mile defeating G. s. Titus. Of the Atlanta
Rowing Club, the former champion. by length
Frederick Fuessel OF the Harlem Rowing Club.
finished third and last. Titus let the other two
get good lead. but he overlook them at the half
and he and Fuessel set a hot pace for quarter OF
a mile. They practically rowed themselves out,
ard Wesley able 10 pass them both near the
finish with comparative ease.
Tide conditions caused change OF the starting
point for the next race. the intermediate FOUR
cared shells being rowed upstream There were
two starters. Columbia University and the Union
Boat Club. The latter got the better OF the start
but Columbia, rowing IN superb form. steadily
rowed the Unions down, and won by three lengths
The time SOC
Johnston sculIer from Boston. the only oars
man from g. distance. the intermediate single
SOULS.
tug with barge tow practically spoiled the
race for the junior eight-oared shells The four
boats were about halfway up the course when the
tow swept across the course and the Columbia
crew had to stop rowing, finishing third The
Union shell was first. with the New-York Athletic
Club second.
The Columbia University Rowing Club carried
off all the sweep races they entered. with the ex-
ception OF. the junior eight-oared- Jack" Maggie.
captain OF the Harlem Rowing Club. took honors
for long distance coaching. The summaries;
Senior f1ur-oared shelIs-on by Columbia University
Rowing Club. New-York; Dauntess Rowing Club New
Junior eisht-oared shelis-won By Union Boat Club.
NeN-York. NSw-YOrk Athletic Club. New-forS. second
Junior double sculs-won by the New.Tork Athletic
Club G smith r II. Moore. the Nassau Club OF
Junior four-oared gigs-Wou by Columbia University.
New-York Metropolitan Rowing Club. New-Nork. sec
Senior siass scuis-won by Wesley Bohemian
Club New-York; c. 5 Titus Atlanta Boat Club.
Interneaiate single scuUs-won BY 9. f Johnson. OF
the Arlington Boat club. Arlinston Mass w > Dunn
Intermediate cared shels-Won by Columbia Uni
versity New-York; Union Boat CLUB New-Iork second
intermeiate eight Dared shelIs-won Columbia Uni
versity New-York: Staten Island. New-Nork second
IntermeIiate double scuIIs-won BY r. ". Weed and
Hoffman. Harlem Rowing Club. New-York: r Stettis
and + sset! gS DAun'es' Rowing Club Ne"l'' sec
Junior 4uadrgpls sculs-won BY Harlem Rowing Club.
senior eight cared shes-Won BY University.
New-York Staten Island. second No time taken
NewYork Naval Reserves: Fourth Division. second
Third Division third. Tine 927.
Bohemian Roat club: William Gilman
club second: Wiesbader Iona star Boat Club third
Association single sculls-won BY r. I. Zinnn New
York Athletic club: Frederick Hoffman. Harlem Row
Senior double sculls-Won by Bohemian Club
lanta Boat Club. second. No time taken