New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SHEPHEARD BEATS WESLEY
SEAWANHAKA PAIR WIV
Local OdrSmen DO We'll in National
Regatta at Baltimore.

Baltimore. Aug. 11.-Just enough "a nd -
make delightful day for the spectators ~,
sufficient to make the water bit too caoopv p
the oarsmen. but this sAortconliug was too sIIvs.
to be charged as a real defect against tae ope,-
ing day of the thirty-third annual regatta OF ros
National Association OF Amateur Oarsmen
From fifteen to twenty thousand people vera
distributed among the grandstand barges. ia
private craft of all sorts that made the wats-
bright with flags and feminine costumes and
upon the shores Of Spring Gardens.
Owing 10 the scratching Of West. OF the IN
dine Barge Club. Of Philadelphia. Ten Eycz. d,
the Waehusett Boat Club. Of Worcester ana
McGee. Of the Toronto Rowing Club. there ws-,
no preliminary heats TO the association senior
single SOULS. and the senior pair-Oared sAsIs
became the first race Of the day.
The West Philadelphia Boat Club crew. fou..
ing the Seawanhalas. made false start ant
the former lost all chance OF winning BY gs.
ting off the course. The University Barge Clg
boat WIS swamDed shortly after the turn an
the Seawauhakas scored a rather easy victor
over the ATgOnauts Of Toronto. BY eight lengts,
In the intermediate single SOULS Craig .,
the Detroit Boat Club, and O'Neiii % "a
Atalantas. OF New YORK. in the first heat ans
Ten Eyck Of the wachusetts. and Stokes u
the University Barge Club Of Philadelphia.
the second heat. qualified for the final, whle.
will be rOwed tomorrow.
The association senior singles went - F--s
Shepheard. of the Seawanhakas who bea,
Frank Wesley. OF the First BOhemiaDs and Nex.
York by three lengths
The only starters for the senior double scur4
were the NOnpareil Rowing Club. Of New York
and the Philadelphia Barge Club, the former
winning by three lengths
The senior fOur-OaTed shells went 20 the Sea-
wanhakas by three lengths The Argonsuts
OF Toronto. were second. and the Mound CITY
-fr4z IrYh of ftrrfa ~ GrFE orb
testant. third.
Decidedly the prettiest race Of the day was
the intermediate eight-oared shell. the anlv
entries being the Ariel Rowing Club. Of this city
and the AFgonauts. OF Toronto.
The local crew had the best Of il from The
start and until the bend OF the course vas
reached. when il Is claimed the Canadians
cut the course taking the lead and winning
by a scant length. The Arieis protested ths
placing The summaries:
senior pair cared shelIs-won ay ssawaahakz Boas
Club OF New-YOrk. University large Club Of Phasa-
phia. second Only anished Time. 8.fG3s.
Intermediate single sculis first heatl-Ton by r r.
Boat Club New York. second These qualify fas -
hnal Time, Ola
SeawaRhaha Boat Club Of BT7okyn; Fred Fuess EaT-
lem Rowing Club second Frank Vsssly. First Bohsmss
Boat Club New York. third. Time le;32
intermediate single Scuus fsecani heatfW71 by
Mass, Walter Stokes Unlversty Barge club PaIsa.'.
Senior double sculls-Von sy NeHparsil R0winz rlsa
NeN-4orki Phladelphia Barge Club. second Only ss
Senior four-oa-ed shels-Won by seawauhaka B-,
Club; Argonaut Rowing Club. Toronto. second Mog-
CiIg =, 5i so%las SIus 50 - @ Louis third Tine 9$s
Rowing Club. Toronto; Ariel Rowing Club. Baltims~
second only two starters Time s.46