The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
"METS' HOLD ROWING REGATTA.
Popular Hoat club Of Scuilers Row In
Exciting Races.

Exciting Races.
The Metropolitan Rowing Club held its
twenty-hfth annual regatta on the Harlem
River yesterday and fine weather. good
racing and big cEowd made the fixture an
enjoyable one. Owing to the large entry
list some Of the events-a novice junior.
senior single gigs. duck races and tub races
had to be postponed swimming race Of
sbou: 100 yards created lot. Of excitement
and II was won by n. Moran. with A. Graham
second.
JUNIOR DOUBLE GIG.
Srsx No. II, d sssss Ssn MSswss st,
Crew No. s-R. $. Emerson, bow; g. Proescher.
Crew No. &c. girs!mer. bow: l., Rlyss. STROKE.
crsw P.EsT Sos xme: steae
Grew No. ~. oBrien. bow; walsh. stroke:
Grew Ssss Rsasn
There were two heats The first one was
won by crew No. T. with No, second. In 3
minutes iih seconds. In Il second heat
crew No. 4 won. with crew No: 2 second, in
: minutes l4K seconds. Owing to the dark
ness the final was not roweu. but will take
place this afternoon.
SENIOR DOUBLE.
Grow No. ~. suiser. bow: Robert Handy,
crew No. a-vlosor Clement bow: L. Rivs'.
Grow No. Sc. T. Clark. bow: J. Callahan. stroke.
The three crews got under way with
Jump and rowsd level f9E about 200
.% sHn .snd ~ NJ s
open water between themselves and crew
No. 4. with crew No. close up. Grow No ,
minutes is seconds. " ~ -
JUNIOR FOUR oIo.
osss IN T. ss::s:@ ssz G IND s'in e;ri
xs.s j.s:ss :is Re. . Rs sss:s
III Cob ss;se : :ss E.
~ e: loved s.a, sr sa Quarter ss e.
auicEsnsd their stroke and We, Won by By half a
lsnsth from crew No Time. . minutes
w ~ ~ SENIOR FOUR o1os.
fss sG T. ws.s s';ess Dr. s0x Ases"h1
Crew No; al: Callahan. bow; 4: Poker. q J.. Sui
Knisr,m' 5 G. Putnam. stroke and z. T. CLARK. COZ.
.nS Ne :ss STROKE e st in .Sss
FACING the finish crew No. m spen esf f's
No. ses sop msa fowns me G minutes
seconds
EIGHT OAR eHEIL.
Grew No. 1T. Hunt. bow: J. Holder. 2: J. Slzcr.
5: W. Rosen, 4: @. Putnam. o. II, Graham Q: c. pfre-
msr. Z: A. Knienm. stroke. and f. T. ClarS, coxs-
vain.
Crew No. al. Callahan, bow: r. Nelson. ?: p.
Walsh. .: W. Region. q E. Grodcn. 8; H. Garvey. O.
G: Proescher. Z: W. O'Brien, stroke and DR.. A, J.
Mccarthy. coxswain.
Crew No. Sc-H. Jewctt TOW: V. Clement ?; L.
Rvns !. kulolt, 4; H. Ames, 5: r. .. Emerson. g.:
r. W. Emerson 7: A..Pckcr stroke. and A. Johnson
coxswain.
The crews were of together and were
bow and bow for half the journey. when crew,
No. began to forge ahead. they led all
the way to the finish. and won by length
from crew No. 2, No. 1 being a close third.
Time. minutes seconds.
EIoaT OAR BARGE.
Crew No. IA. Grccwaid. how: A. Peker. y C
Pr0escher. s. II. Anlcs, A. j. Brady, s: r. Nelson,
r. s. Emerson. Z; A. knlcrm. stroke and A. johnson
Crew No. TT Hunt. bow: ]. Callahan. ?: C.
Pfreimer s. c. Putnam, 4: L. Rivas, 8; H. Jcwct. O.
e. 3. Emerson. I: 3. Graham, stroke. and L, T.
Crow No. S.lR Handy. bow: r. Groden. 2: W.
Roeen. s. E. Sullivan. a. II. Drummer. 5; j. Elliott O:
P.Wash. 4 W Reeon. stroke. and DR.. A. j. Mccarthy
ooxswsin.
After half dozen strokes crew No. . took
the lead and showed the way to the finish.
winning by three lengths from crew No. :.
Crew No. 8 was two lengths behind No, ).
Time. minutes Il seconds