The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
SHEPHEARD WINS The SOULS
DEFEATS LOCAL CRACKS IN LONG
ISLAND REGATTA.

Titus Finishes Last In Field OF Five
-Rayenswood boat Club Four VIC
torious In Three Events DauntIess
and Crescent Crews DisQualincd.
The twentieth annual regatta Of the Long
Island Amateur Rowing Association TOOK
place yesterday on Flushing Bay HE
course was n mile In length and tho water
was rough. In the early part OF the pro-
gram there was a strong breeze. which some
what modified as the day advanced. but the
tide was partly against the rowers IN all the
events.
The race Of the day and the one which
attracted boatloads OF spectators 70 the
course wns the senior sculls. with all the
local stars, Shepherd. Wesley. Hoben, Fues.
sci and Titus. entered. II was spir'teo
contest and one OF the best OF It's kind seen
In local waters In many years. shephearo
OF the Seawanhakas. the winner. was tne
fayorite, and he justified the confidence re-
posed in him by the crowd. A little aiter
the start he caught crab and was put out
OF his stroke for q while. but when he settled
to his work he sailed to the front and puiiin9
a fine long clean stroke, won with plenty 70
spare.
Hoben, the second man, showed great i'm
provement and with little more racing
should be a dangerous customer Neseiy
exhibited his usual logged tenacity and Fues-
sci on account Of an injury to his knee was not
in his best pace. Titus rowed In his usuai
smooth style, but when Il came to finish
he was not there and with his teeth set ana
digging with every ounce OF his little body he
brought up the tail end Of the procession. :,
The credit OF splendid days work rested
with the four OF the Ravenswood b. o. iney
showed the fruit fruits Of osds Of couple Of
by T.n and in 'f bliat I fs.ho sa'
Tbsre were two Recommendations. When
,h Ms bo d svidentiv the intermediate
them tbsr s clean across the course and into the
Rs Tsa 70 od.nt four in the Junior she'll
eyent finished second to the Ravensw ood
hut we're declared out for leaving the course.
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The start was an even one, but after few
strokes Peck drew OUT ana snoMeu ene mas ~
Peck was leading by three lengths With ban An,
derson second In the las. Start Vent ho ]ntn
Peck, who won by length and hall. P e.
sms MINUTES ~ ssc 90 H. SECONDS N0sa" e
SENIOR SINGLE SOULS.
ia. S,.,ss.ra s..wanhska r. C.: Frank
v.,.iv Fl -, Bohemian B. c John G. Hoben Ravens
s sso1. r G F e p'e''' Harlem g. l'D'
The start was a good one. but Fuessel had
little the best Of it. and for 81 lev stESS se
showed the way by s uo lost 81 length But
he seadsd his he Put IN Nth
the TeseH III u efd ad "a Hoben
the half Titus showed little fight and
led for and rev Ss d s5ok aSay qua again In he
ssa took a'Fhbs e ea 1fsn
nsen dr ' nt M eeo @ o.
front and won padding from H1ben' r xeseiy
was fourth and Titus brought up the rear
No time taken
JUNIOR DOUBLE st,s,,s 1 soULns ,o, r,ou,.
Niece stroke
Metropolitan r. C--Joseph Suiser' DOW 'io'or
Clements; :n Stroke' CIV n.r,,e, bow; s. Hlavac,
'': sssv.un... D Ca L. Fritz. bow: A. Hide
The Metropolitan. got away with the gun and
led the quarter but we're ovsGha.led by
t aat At a ne s ssf nile 4Ss Frspdps
Ard TSyn e.
| Time minutes 55i1 seconds.
JUNIOR POUR sHE1lL-EAoLE CUP.
seawannsHa u e w Vnn Worken' stroEe
Jerola. 81 a. /" HsS nIa.nLiev how. r Grimm =
L. SNYDER, .: SnyHHsi SnS.r,on. INV. John
kAvenswoonn q, XIV ah;.ns a, GARY Rryant
rustu"e' o N@N'
Sheepshead Bay r. c.-John Rogan. bow; M. F.
Joyce. 2: J. Roberts. y c: kaeief. Str9ke..
strong. q p II. frlcse' u W. II. nckln. s'IoAe
The Rayenswoods caught tne wafer b. az tne
crack Of the gun put tne Snrepsheaa pay men
with the leaders. The SeaTanha,kas steered
poorly and fell 5ehn,d; Mau,,lus so sp tsr,
| at the quarter and pulled UP on even TERM.
with 'Sheepshead Bay, ,At the hall the
Ravenswoods improved their LEAD ana the
Crescents and sheepshead nag m nnan
out the steso ,or, s tx and won with on
the Hrescents nrsre and the niace was eiver