The sun., 1905-10-01
DAUNTLESS ROWING REGATTA.
Spirited Rowing Races wind Up the sea-
sOn on the Harlem.

The Dauntless Rowing Club held It's annual
ladies day and regatta yesterday on the Har-
lem River. fronting li7th street and Lenox
avenue and, IL being the last club meet OF
the year for this locality, there was good
crowd present. The course was half a mile
in length and the program was made up Of
six events. which brought out all the rowing
and sculling material Of the club. As usual.
the barge race, with It's women passen gers.
created lots Of fun and excitement.
SINGLE SHELL
J. p. Instone: @. s. woolcy.
The contest was for the Shea Memorial
trophy. and Instone. who caught the water
first. led all the way and won by length and
q half. Time. minutes seconds.
sINoLs oIo HANDICAP.
J. p. Instone. scratch: u. N. Roberge, 8 seconds
C. @. Baxter, 8 seconds: J. McKcvitt. seconds:
H. L. lie Compte. seconds; r. II. Knapp. seconds:
H. NJ. Kuehne. seconds; A. W. johnson. seconds:
H. A. Tiemey IS seconds; W. Kuhne. 10 seconds.
Knapp got the best OF the start and soon
gained half a length. He led all the way to
the finish. Kuehne was second and Kuhne
third. Time. minutes seconds.
pouBLE oIo.
Grew No. 1--R. H. Knapp. how: A. H. Byrd, stroke.
Crew no. I'll NJ. Kuehne. bow: G. s. Wooley.
stroke.
Crew No. s-E. C. cahir, bow; J. p. Instone.
stroke.
Crew No. Ar. E. Draddy. bow: c. G. Baxter.
stroke.
Crew No. sc. A. conlon. bow: D. N Robergc.
stroke.
Crew No. GA. W. johnson. bow: ]. McKevi,,.
stroke.
Crew No. ~. McKeon bow; r. Levers. stroke.
The start was an even one. but after about
100 yards or 50 crow No. . showed in front.
AZ half the journey Grew No; spurted. passed
ming by a length. No. 8 was second and No.
third. Time. minutes ~ seconds.
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:, Crew No &C, s. Baxter. stroke; A; H. Byrd: >;
swain.
This was a rattling race. The four crews
sausht the water and
slowly ahead. but spurt from No. brought
them on even terms with the leaders and the
About fifty yards from home, No. 8 put on
steam and gained half length. and by that
distance they won from No O. No. was
third. Time, minutes As seconds.
MoHT DARED SHELL.
H. C. Barth, Q: H. LcCompte s: A. S. Storey, ii r. H.
Knapp, s; r. E.. Draddy. 2: c. A. Conlon. bow: j.
Murray. coxswain.
Crew No 2-R. II. Andersen stroke; D. N. Ro-
berge, 7; H. NJ. Kuehne, 8; ]. W. McKevttt. s. G. s.
Wooley. 4: r. Cahill, 3: A. w. Johnson :? Frank
Starr bow; r. Levers, co1swain.
The crews were evenly matched. and they
rowed blade for blade all the way. They
were doing their best and moving fast. but
facing the finish Crew No. 2 drew out and
won by length. Time, minute rs seconds.
EIoHT DARED BARGE
Crew No. IA. IL. Byrd, stroke: A. c. Darth, 7;
D. n Roberge. Q: A. S. Storey. S: E. Cahil. T. A. W.
Johnson, 3; G. $. Wooley. 2: H. LeCompte, bow:
Crew No. 2-E. Il. Anderson, stroke; G. G. Baxter.
I; J. McKevitt. Q: r. H. Knapp, 8: r. G. Draddy I:
j. p Instone. 3; G. A. Conlon, 2: F. Starr bow: X.
Levers, coxswain.
Crew No was the frst to get under way
at the crack Of the pistol, but when Crew No.
No. 2. Pulling a good steady stroke to the
finish, Crew No. won by two lengths. Time
2 minute, 80 seconds.