New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
COLUMBIA CREW WINS,
Nassau Boat Club Beaten IN Pretty
Race on the Harlem.

The annual fail rowing regatta OF Columbia
University took place on the Harlem River yes
terday afternoon before a Dig crowd of students
and graduates. who had turned out to see just
what sort of work James Rice. the new coach.
doing with the The principal contest
on the programme was race at one mile between
Columbia and the Nassau Boat Club, in which
the blue and white crew Particular interest
was shown in this. because in the Nassau shell
was Jerry OLoughlin. captain of the 1905 Column
bia crew. and 4. J. Fraser. who stroked tne s lst
being one OF the best strokes that ever sat IN a
Columbia took the lead at the start and held @ Il
ior haIt a mile out lost some GROUND oy S muE9ini
the end to win by bare quarter of length
The :nterclass race for fours was nor compIeIed pt
as darkness settled over the river AFTER .o res5s
had been decided The sophomores beat me N l5es o
men by two lengths while the juniors delea'ed 'he
The race between the second varsity and the
the two crews Represented the old and the new
STYLE of rowing. Robinson. az No in the sec
break his oar soon after the race began. and was
useless for the rest Of t9e race Asdnss an 6 6ne
three lengths over a course three-quarters Of a
InaT CAPTAINS Of c'oinmbia and two former strokes
The summaries follow:
IIsf mile for freshman eishs,-won by Science, 10;
bow; r H Marwick, No 2; G II. Thompson. No 3
baugh. No 8; r NJ Keator. No, 4 R K Murphy. stroke
F. W Bangs. ooxswain- College boating; Barrett bow
zaTgaEss Tt9s No ); r ' Mahon No 0; P Renshaw No
Half mile tfor dormitory eightsl-Won by Livingston
llan; Hartley Hall. second Livingston boating:
Soils, bow: RenshaW- No. =: II Mackenzie. No. 3; z
SUsrez No = II c. MacL@an No 3: Z. c. Roy, NO O.
A. q. Hanke. No. :; @ 5. NacL4eaL. stroke Tuthill
coxswhai1- Hartley boating; z. KepetgO. bow II
Morse No, .: " j.. Ashton. No 2. r :. Barrett. No
a. T. Willis, No. & Fl. Baer. No. g. \. Mienberger. No
a. T. 4. Robinson. stroke; r. Farvell CoXswain-
First class fours half mel--Won by '0s '07
second 0S boating Kobbe. bow. Kendall, No. .
Wood. No ?: g. Mackenzie. stroke Wiuslow.
swain 'o7 boating Norris Perrine. No. 2: Mitch
ell No. 81 Taylor stroke: Kelley. coxswain
Threequarter mile Gor eights; Second Varsity against
Iiradustesl-Won bF Graduates Graduates boating:
p. Jackson bow: ]. Miller No .: c. O'Loughlin No g.
4 B BTadley No :: s P Nash. No 3; F B. IrviTs
-. Bogue. CoXswan- Second Varsity boating: KObbe
bow Kendall, No =; PeTrtns. No 3, Mitchell No. A.
MacLean, No. b. Robinson, g. Wood, No, =, j. c
Mackenzie, stroke: TIthiI. coxswain
Second heat Of class fours thaf mile(Vou by 90 10
second 'O9 boating SpaIding bow; GIies .; Ger
russi, NJ 2; J. Mackenzie. stroke. Durant
10 boating: Murphy. bow; DellenLaugh. Keator
No 3; klepetkc, stroke; Bangs. coXswain-
One mile flor eiGhr Varsity NassaulVon by
Varsity Varsity hoatin~: Haight bow Jordan. No. q
spalding. No. 8 G. Mackenzie No 4, Boyle. 81
Giies, NO 3; Earle No Z CerTlIssi. stroke;
eoxsVain Nassau Boat club boating: J r oConnor.
bow; ". Mehron No. ?; r. II. Steilig. No ;. g Cool
No 4: II r Stivcr3 No 3. Z. " SteIig. NJ. a. G.
o OLouEhhn. No :. y. J. Fraser stroke. q " Cuthe,
coXsWain