The sun., 1905-08-20
NONPARETL 4. o. REGATTA.
Close and ExcitinDs aaces-Titus Rows ip
Lssing Eight.

Close and Excitinss aaces-Titus Rsws iD
Lssing Eight
The second half OF the twenty
annual regatta OF tho NonpareD Rowing
Club took place yesterday on the Speed
way course. Harlem River. and the affair
was favored with hne weather. For tho
earlier events tho water was rough. but
as the day wore on the breeze softened and
the choppy eddies disappeared. The course
was half mile In length. from point on the
Speedway to the jetty at Sherman Creek.
and all the races were rowsd With strons
tide.
In all cases tho competition vas close and
exciting. A dead heat occurred In the inter-
mediate double sis. and the row Of will take
place tomorrow night Tho eight shell
was . stirring race between three crews.
Great doings were expected Of the Grew IN
which Titus rowed. but tho quasi experts
combination was badly beaten. In the sisht
cared barge race the boats carried eight
women - we'll - men: there was lots OF
fun. and the fair ones who braved the terrors
OF ducking screamsd when their summer
dresses got saturated with the brine. They
accused the men Of splashins purpossiy. but
the men said the accusation was groundiess.
JUNIOR sfNoLs 0Io.
hssss hh:sss'J II ae afhseS k.asaoi. s' " ''''' -
By TAsFs i've co. &C
ss.asr 81 asyssd .sooSd ~CP Ths n.
sMts'hh"p Miohass soon sa' drew % Y level With i'm. VIZ
ro%lns nsyss ana eosps sssp yard: Hsyss
spurted. taking the lead. and vas nsyer
BY tTH ,Srd osnsR
a crab and nearly cspsiSed. Heyse's tina.
minutes 10 seconds.
SENIOR DOUBLE oIo.
Crew No: re. Z. AiS Nitos sS bow; ossSss sssa:
1eRe; Crew 'No. No. s-H. Won Dohln, bow. Christopher
snd sa fes 'tseis: os .sS
shSf sRS ts s SSsnd SS Grew dv Ne I'd
No. within seS sns y Ss1as 1as Of
Both boats stopped rowing, but Crew No, 2
half a length Winners. time. minutes
10 seconds. Crew No. time. minutes
~ seconds.
INTERMEDIATE Dousl.s oro.
Crew Crew NJ. Nc. i ~. ReHssct @ Sow: j. 1cknss:
S'tS1s; Crew No. s-H Won Dshln. bow: Chris Stein
kamp. stroke.
The star. was an even S one Sut .hsna .ha The he
about @ half the way. No. =" ran into an empty
barrel, and caught crab. but ct steedied them nsn
In the last hundred yards Grew No; s.who had
the smooth water. spurted and managed
to row dead heat h.Sha Nth S9 n. en mnSses M
As seconds. -
Crew No: l-charies s.einkamp. boy: Charles
II, Kayssr, stroke. Charles Arndt; cc1sw1!n;
csIs SLsv s s. 'Y. sos yGa RsA
HanEen .: John j. kraft. u John HunEsn. stroke;
Crew .a 10 s"Edward A. Nlkola. bow: F. G esekus.
bach y Kepfs HsaS, q d sssnsr
Crew No. 1 got the best Of the. start and
and lost no time. however. and. rowing At
fast clip bs soon sbs
rowed blade for blade. when Grew No. began
10 show signs Of distress and dropped to the
Their also Stsersd esSy sn,,
race between Crews Nos. and shut the latter
managed to win by Q quarter OF length:
Time-2 minutes and so seconds: Time OF
the second crew. minutes and 80 seconds.
EIoHr DARED BAR0E.
Crew No. l..Edward 4; Nikols. bow; Charles
II Ven KsSas RChia cRsr HsSss Gssss
" crew 'S NJ s.c. &c 8. TITUS bow: Fred Il. Loeser.
4 ofi HaSien, ssrose: Charles Arndt. Co.'s cos:.;in. ~
Owing to each boat casrying eight women,
the start was slow. but after about hundfed
for q prief space. Toward tho halfway
even terms. Then the crews roxed blade
for sa e. sS nj as
Times minutes and 10 seconds.