The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
"METS, HOLD ROWING REGATTA.
Popular Boat Club OF Scuilers Row In
Exciting Races.

The Metropolitan Rowing Club held It,
twenty fifth annual regatta on the Harlem
River. yesterday and fine weather. good
racing and big crowd made the fixture an
enjoyable one. Owing to the large entry
list some Of the events-a novice junior
senior single gigs. duck races and tub races
had to be postponed. swimming race Of
about 100 yards created lots of excitement
and 1t was won by r. Moran. with A Graham
second.
Crew No. IL. Brady, bow; II. Jewctt. stroke,
stroke Ss w. . W. A-'e'''N' WV y '''''''"'
Grsw PTsmsr s bow E RSss Ios
Crew No. 6-W. r. Ebert. bow: r. Nelson. stroke
Grew No. ehs nH Sow Avail %s,s sr s,ee
rev No. "A I9hnsGn bow pq Rsan s,T ro
There were two heats. The first one WAS
won by crew No 7. with No . second in
minutes ~ seconds Tn second hoat
crew No 4 won, with crew No second. II,
9 minutes w seconds. Owing to the dark
ness he final was not roweu, but will take
place this afternoon.
SENIOR DOUBLE.
Crew No. ii. Suzer. bow: Rober, Handy.
, Grsw No. a-v'c,or Clement bow; L. R'o,.
Crew No. Sc. T. Clark. bow; j. Callahan. stroke.
l., The three crews crew.. got 't under way with
yards. Then gradually crew No began 70
draw ahead. and at quarter of a mile had
No. I, with crew No close up. Crew No ,
finally Won By two snS5h Grew No.
JUNIOR FOUR oro.
Grew No. l-R. Graham, bow; c. Putnam, g.
c. pf1eImer, 8: H. Carney. stroke. and e Clark
Grew No. 80 Proescher. bow; Dr. W. Resen. =
H: Amss. $; II. Jensen. stroke. and a. Johnson
Crew No. s-P. walsh. bow; E. Groden. q "
o,Bnsn, 81 E. Cobb, stroke and Dr. a, j. MCCARTHY
mile Tsi s ss c loved Blade For for ssss ss
hundred yards from the flag crew No 2
Gulckened their stroke and won by hall
length from crew No Time. minute,
SENIOR -FOUR DIGS.
s Ne g. + xss ss%:9 b. boy j. Ess9
Crew No, al. Callahan. bow, a. Pcker, =. j sui
Kn!.5im: ): c. Putnam, stroke and E. Il tsTs, OK:
crew, No. 2 was the first to get in motion,
and pulling good steady stroke soon showed
tbe way. Crews, and were on even terms.
lead and won by a length from crew No. /.
No. stopped rowing. Tine minutes $,
EIGHT OAR SHE'LL,
Crew No. 1T. Hunt, bow: j. Holder, ?; j. ,ilcr
8; W Rosen, 4; c. Putnam 5: r. Graham 8: c. pre-
mer. 7: A. Knicrim. stroke and z. T. Clark. cuN'
vain.
Grew No. al. Callahan. bow: r. Nelson, ?. p
Walsh ,: W. RECON. 4: Z. Groden. s. H. Carve, O.
g Proescher. 7: W. O'Brien. stroke and Dr. i. j.
cCarhy, coxswain
Grew. No. s.-H. Jcwett, / ow: V. Clement, ?: l..
Rlvas, j. j. Elliott, g. H. Amcs. 6: n. s. Emerson a.
RSW. Eme rson. 4 A.peker, stroke. and a. johnson.
coxswaip.
The crews were of together and were
bow and bow for half the journey when crew
No. began to forge ahead. They led all
the way to the finish, and won by length
from crew No. 2. No. being close third,
Time, minutes seconds.
EIGHT OAR BARGE.
Crew No IA. Greewald. how: A. Pckrr >, c
Proescfcr, 8: II. Ames, 4 j. Brady. 5: II, Nelson q
H. s. Emerson. a. \. knlerlm, stroke, and John>nE
coxswAn
Grew No 1T. Hunt bow: D. Callahan. ,; {
Pfrelmer, 8: c. Putnam, 4: l.. Ryas j: II. lcwctt y
~ y Emerson. Z: r. Graham. stroke. and + t
ozark. coxswain
Grew No. S..R. Handy. how: e. Grodcu, :, ".
Rosen, g. L. sullivan, 4: II. Drummer S. j. Elliott. ~
ooxswaln.
After half q dozen strokes crew No > took
the lead and showed the way to the finish.
winning by three lengths from crew No.
Grew No. 3 was two lengths behind No
Time. !? minutes II seconds.