The Washington times., 1905-08-12


three good lengths in the rear of Sea
wanhaka.
Shepheard Won.
As was generally expected Fred shep-
heard, of Brooklyn, won the association
singles with ease. The crack Seawan-
haka sculIer pulled into the lead at
the start and had the race we'll in hand
throughout. He padded home a Win
ner, With Fred Fueseel. second; Frank
Wesley, third, and John Hoban, fourth.
r. A F'luett, of New Orleans, who is
said to have had a tough experience in
escaping the rigid quarantine, started
in this event. but drew out after going
a short distance, IS he was not in con-
ditiOn for the race.
The only eight-oared race of the day
was for the Intermediates Only two
creWs-the Ariels, of Baltimore, and the
one of the finest of the day. During the
first mile of the struggle there was
never more than half a length Separat-
ing the two shells, but the Canadians
had more stamina and We're more ex-
pcTienced and when it came TO the Cruel
ing finish they drove their boat across
the line a winner by good length.
The form of both crews was very good.
The Summary.
The summary of the first days racing
follows:
Senior Pair-oared shelIs-Won by
Robert Farnam, bow, and j. A Ryan.
stroke of the Seawanhaka Boat Club,
%oAay bo%, and ID T. ? Grubbe. stroke, str Of the
Argonaut Rowing Club Toronto, Cana
da, second. Time. 1919. r. T. DOoner,
bow, and William Schreiber, stroke. Of
the West Philadelphia Boat Club. also
rowed, and Alien J. Henry, bow, and
Laurence Johnson, jr., stroke, of the
University Barge Club, of Philadelphia,
Swamped
Intermediate Single sculIs-First heat
l. w, Craig. Detroit Boat Club, De
troit, Mich, won; James O'Neill, Ata-
Time, II minutes 81 seconds Dura ndo
Miller New York Athletic Club, New
York, also rowed,
Second heat-Jamcs A Ten Eyck, jr.,
Mass. won; Walter Stokes, University
Barge Club, Philadelphia. second. Time.
II minutes 8 4-5 seconds Daniel f. Nc
Gowan, Potomac Boat Club, Washing
ton, also roWed.
Association senior Singles-Fred Shep-
heard, Seawanhaka Boat Club, Brook
!yn, n. Y, won; Fred Fueseel, Harlem
Rowing Club, New York second. Time,
10 minutes S212 seconds. Also rOwed-
John @. H0ben, RavensWOod Boat Club,
Long Island. r. \. Flautt. New Orleans
West End Rowing Club, New Orleans;
T frank Feseley, First Bohemian Club,
New York
Senior Double scuIls-Constance s. IL
tus, bowS AN, and Charles :, 4,I5 SteinkvamP' vd1
won. c. b. Wood, bow, and w B. VIII
liams, stroke, of Philadelphia Barge
club, second. Time, 10 minutes % sec
Cnds
Senior Four-oared ShelIs-Won by the
Seawanhaka Boat Club, Of Brooklyn,
with Robert FaTnam. bow; J. McLaugh-
lin. jr-. 2; Z. Shephcard, 3. and J. A.
Ryan, stroke. The Argonaut Rowing
Club, Toronto, Canada. second, with
Austin Fellowes. bow; II. +. Grubbe, 2;
D. K. Mckenzie, 3, and Joseph Wright,
stroke. Time, 9 minutes IS seconds. The
Mound City Club, Of St. Louis, with
Frank Jaeger. bow: NJ FOrmanack, -
+. q. Suerig and {. Amann. stroke, also
roWed.
by ArgOuauts, Of Toronto, Canada, with
Ariels Baltimore, second. ArgOnauts
protested. Time. S minutes. &c seconds
The Ariel crew consisted Of: Leroy
Temp!etou. bow; Harvey Stone, 2; J. N.
Richardson. 3. George Lewis, 4; CreS-
ton Lewis, ); George Kastendike, g.:
Charles Howard, Z; c. II. Kroneberger,
stroke. and Harry Hall, coXsWain. The
ArEouaut crew consisted Of: {. Cooper.
G Wy IsaHcs /: Alex, c, Sniveleyr );
J. p. McGregoT. s; William S. MOnteith,
Z; Norman b. Jackes, stroke. and r. X.
Barker. coXswain.
At the annual meeting of the National
Association Of Amateur OaTSmen. held
at the Baltimore Athletic Club last
night, Claude r. ZapnOne, OF Washing
ton, was reelected a member of the
executive committee.
In tOday'S races at Baltimore. the
Potomac Boat Clubs double and eight
are expected to show up well in their
respective races.