The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
NONPAREIL r. e. REGATTA.
Close ana Excitlnx Races Titus Rows In
Losing Eight.

The second half OF the twenty seventh
annual regatta Of tho Nonparell Rowing
Club took place yesterday on tho Speed
way course. Harlem River and the ahair
was favored with fine weather. For the
earlier events the water was rough but
as the day wore on the breeze softened and
the choppy cddies disappeared. The course
was half mile in length. from point on the
Speedway to the jetty at Sherman Creek.
and all the races we're rowed with a strong
tide.
In all cases the competition was close ana
exciting. A dead heat occurred In the inter
mediate double gig. and the row of will take
place. tp-morrnW night The eight shell
was a stirring race between three crews
Great doings were expected OF the crew IN
which Titus rowed but the quasi experts
combination was badly beaten. In the eight
Dared barge race the boats carried eight
women as we'll az men: there was lots OF
fun. and the fair ones who bfaved the terrors
az n ducking screamed when their summer
dresses got saturated with the brine. They
accused the men Of splsshing purpo but
the men said the accusation WAS sroundless'
JUNIOR sINoLE oIo,
chr,s S,elSkasmp; T teny: 6. F. s, sSas. {.
Heyse. J. Riiel. j. V. Kenehok.
There were, two heats: Ths first was won
b. Msess with Chris ssa w,sS
n,
Steuer second The final was good race.
Steinkamp was frat to catch the water. but
s Sfs. drs n osdeT nsmed
spTrted taking the lead, and was never
hsmp s,s anns w az tSird MIchaels caught
a crab and nearly capszed. Heyses time,
3 minutes 10 seconds.
SENIOR DOUBLE oIo.
- Crew No 20 II Riley. bow: r l.. LoeseT. stroke.
crew 30. 2-E. a. Sikola, bow; Charles Stein
AH crew SN No. ,-H Won Dohln. bow; Christopher
snd for d %ssb, 0 s.r T bse. c sss
s smS' f 81 Behind ben Crew 10 sin led Crew
.pS aa thas h nssb SSen
Both boats stopped rowing. but Crew No; 2
a af .S1 ens ia''H w inner H time. mtutes
40 seconds Crew No | time, minutes
~ seconds.
INTERMEDIATE DOUBLE oIo.
crew 10; 30 al e KeheacE, bow: j. Mcklnlay
''t Crew No. s-H. Won Dahln bow; Chris Stein.
kamp. stroke.
The start was an even one hu Ut when when the he
, terms 'A Passing the boat6ouse which was
about half the way. No; ran into an empty
barrel and caught crab, but steaoled theni-
In the last hundred yards Crew No; 3,who had
the smooth water spurted and managed
to row dead heat with No. ., Crew No
was two lengths behind. Time minutes
W E1oHr DARED SHE'LL.
Crew No. Charles Steinkanp bow: Charles
t0f r. Michscls. N'e A. Heyse. y Mckinley. i
c Ksys e. . % bo~ boh
Chris stelnkamp, $; +. I.ohT. :: H Mauris. s: r.
Hunken. o: John Kraft u John Hunken stroke;
Crew 10. s-Edward A. N!ko!a. bow; F G. gsckus.
?: George II: Riley. 3; F. l.; Loeser. q v. Roden.
hagen. stroke; r. Haight. co1swaln.
Crew Nj, got the bes, Of the start and
showed the way for few strokes. Nos
2 and lost no time however. and. rowing at
For about half the Journey the three crews
rowed blade for blade when Crew No. began
to show signs OF distress and dropped TO the
rear. Their coxswain also steered badly
race between Crews Nos. and g. but the latter
mana Red to win by quarter OF length
Timet-o minutes and 30 seconds: Time OF
the second crew. minutes and 81 seconds
EIGHr DARED BARGE.
Crew No. Edward a. Nikola, bow: Charles
SteInkamo .: H. Won Dohln. 8; Charles Cohen. I:
J. Y. Kcnehck. s: H. kayseI, Q: W. a. Heyse. I;
sslp s.lcte I. Hf sSh S sOa;Tfln o.,
2: George II. Riley. s. George 4. peerse: u. .:
1,ohr. S: c. Bardenhagen O. G. r. Bode. !: Richard
4, Hunken. stroke: Charles Arndt. coXswain.
Owing to each boat carrying eight women,
for a prief space Toward the halfway
mark Grew No. . spnrted and drew up on
e for bl. et1 bu. crew rev 10 ii. up The
Times minutes and ioseconds.