The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
WOMEN RACE IN ROWBOATS.
FOUR CREWS COMPETE ~ NCN-
PAREIL REGATTA.
Miss y. Mahcr and Miss N. Wilson Wet Ois
In Novel Contest for Doubles on the
Harlem River--Cl0se Race ~ Twenty.
seventh Annual Fixture--The Results.

In Novel Contest for Doubles on the
Harlem River-CiOse Race at Twenty
seventh Annual Fixture--The Results
The Non pareil Rowing Club held It's twenty
seventh annual rega Ia on the Speedway
course. Harlem River. yesterday. and tho
attractive feature OF the day was women Z
double In rowboats. Four crews tried for
the prize, which was brace OF miniature
oars entwlned with the letter n. The course
was about $50 yards Miss j. Maher and
Miss M. Wilson were expert with the blades
and were victorious In decisive style. They
were highly elated over the win.
All the other races were half mile In
length and were rowed with wind and tide.
NOVICE SINGLE oio.
J, ury. j. Gulberson. C. BardcnhaRen, II.
Michaels II. Kayser. c. Y. Bode j. Rcgan. j. Con-
nors and j. T. Dryer.
There were two heats. Guiherson won the
first. with Mchaels second and Kayser won
the second heat. with Bode second. In the
final heat Michaels caught the water first and
after half dozen strokes had half length
of advantage. At every stroke he drew
further away and won easily by three lengths
from Kayser, who beat GuibcrsOn by length
OF open water. Mchaelss time was minutes
IS seconds; Kayser 8 time, min utes seconds.
JUNIOR DOUBLE oIo.
Crew No. w. Hcyse. stroke; T. Lohr bow.
Crew No al steuer, stroke; Christopher Stein
Crew No IA Robsr,s. STROKE s,roEc; b. bSS. bow w."
No 3 settled down to work a iIttie quicker and
mile mark they were length and half In
the lead, and. keeping good time to the finish.
o %% ny Nc hd crew No.
near the, finish. Winners time. minutes
avy,op o,Sotp ~,
:. George II. Riley. r. a. Nikola C; Hoffman. II.
Won Dohln. Charles Stenkamp, T. Loeser and j,
Hoffman won the first heat handly from
Nikola. and steinksmp ard Lesser finished
heat az" In the tnai fofIman and NiEoIa were
away together and the pair rowed level for
900 yards. with Steinkamp and Loeser in the
order named A hundred yards OF, so from
se nSf o Nk0H snf by r nn
second s. Ho inHf time e' minutes 81
seconds.
woMENs DOUBLE IN RowBoATs.
Crew No. Miss j. Mahcr, stroke Miss NJ. VII
Grew No Miss E. Lohr stroke Miss Rcher-
Crew No. Mrs. j. King, stroke; Miss NJ. King.
Crew No Mrs. T. Ioeser. stroke: Mis-, L. Walker.
bow,
%sn the but n Na as1s S"s to p
better together. and about half way were
comfortably in tho lead. They were never
from crew No. 4 Crews No ,. and got
mixed up near the finish and failed to cross
the line. Winners time, minutes 10 seconds.
The course was only about $50 yards.
FOUR DARED aIo.
Crew No. 1-CharlcS Stclnkamp, stroke; T.
toeser. 8: W: Rodenbaeh, Z; A. schuck. bow; II.
Crew no. 2~Georee H. Riley; stroke, H. Won
Crew 10. s"Charles Cohen, stroke; c. Hoffman,
3; Christopher Steinkamp 2; W. Hcyse, bow;
Crew No. 4-Cicorge a. Pesrse. ~. stroke: F.
Bachus; 3; II. Maurus. 2: a. Wisner. bow; A. Dunn,
Crew No. SO. A. Nikola. stroke. a. Garlichs.
g. II Bartlett, 2: J. Steuer bow; G. Hammer, cox
The oarsmer in crew MOL were unmanage-
able at the start and vent way before the gun
cracked. They finished fret. but were dis
agalihed Grey 10. quit after rowing about
other three crews and they rowed level until
about fifty yards, from the flag rev No.
2 spurted and, although they caught crab,
No. was third by half length, Winners
time. minutes ~ seconds.
EIGHT DARED BARGE.
Crew No, Is -, Titus: stroke; F. backus: !: H
3; II Ka!ser. 2: DR. J. Deardon, bow; II, Shoe
me sts. : So Charles Cohen. stroke George H.
!. H, Michaels 3: j. Grberson, 2: C. I3ardenhagen.
0G Crew n S SShns0e Charles ssfnk.mp stroke
R Ra,rA Eehsps s. KnF Eo g. ba1 81 Sow
A. Dunn. coxswan.
Crew No. was the first, to get under way
and, pulling a steady stroke was soon In the
lead with the other two crews rowing about
level This order was maintained TO- the
; beat crew No. by few feet for second
place. Time, minutes 30 seconds,