The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-04
COLLEGE OARSMEN WIN.
Columbia varsity Crew Defeats Nassau
n. q. Eight In One Mile Race.

A big crowd OF graduates Interested In the
new rowing methods at Columbia witne sseo
the annual fall regatta, which took place on
tbs Harlem River yesterday afternoon. The
principal contest or the programme was a
race for ons mile between Columbia and the
Nassau Boat Cup. which was won by the
Mornln gsids m'n. Particular interest was
shown in this because in the Nassau crew
were Jerry O'Loushlin. captain OF the 1905
Colum bia crew. and A. J. Fraser. who stroked
the 1904 Columbia varsity crew and who is
credited with be ling one OF the best strokes
that ever sat in a Columbia boat. &. W
CutheI, who for our years sat In q Columbus
boat as c~oxswain. steered the Nassau crew.
At the beginning Columbia took the lead
and held it. half the length Of the course.
shore. and in consequence had to &C. much
further on the turn in the river than did the
result the varsity lost considerable ground
and at the finish succeeded in winning out
In a squirt by. a bare quarter OF a length; NO
OFFICIAL time for the race was taken, but sew
eral who held watches on 1t pronounced IL
good.
D,s Tss int as sISlH ssin race ti@ nSs for fSqF only Sat two 1ot h ss%-
1909 beat 1910 by about two lengths. BE-
tween 1907 and 1905 the struggle was much
closer and finally went to. 1908 by a small
margin. 1908 will row 1909 for the champion
The race between the second varsity and
VIC kThtitbSo INV NlON W
because the two crew represented the OLD
and the new style of rowing, Robinson AT
No @ in the second varsity had the misfortune,
however, to break his oar soon after the
struggle began and was useless for the rest
Of the race. Against the weakened crew
the graduates IN out by about three lengths
over a course t~hree-quaTters of a mile long.
In the graduates rev were Tour former
CAPTAINS OF Columbia crews ana 1MS i ion er
Columbia oarsmen as was ever got together.
The summaries:
VS. grsdustesN Won by graduates, with q. p. Jack
son how; =; N W. 80 No; N.s61. No IG 3; 81 s. irvine NT =
NJ. q. Bogue. ooxsw ain, Second varsity. second,
Yin T,,sn KHOS Be-. bow = Mc f,n%sllNs S No. 5: i hd SsTIs1S. No. Nc. 3 2:
Wood, No. Z: J. Mackenzie. stroke; d. {. Tuthln'
Second Heat Of Class Fours.-Halt mlIe-won by
90, with Spaldlng; bow; Slllies. NO; 2: Seduss:
TO- second, With MuTpSy. bow; Delisnbsush
No. :; keatOr, No. D. klepetko, stroke; Bangs. cox
One Mile for Fights Varsity VS.. Nassau b, c.
Won by varsity. with haight, bow; Jordan No: :;
NSSoa' 5: J. 'GIIies. No. !: Cerussi... stroke; ID; paIsnt'
coNswain. Nassau b G. second. with :; I: oSon.
&C. (. 9 SUUi. N No. s !: r 4. S SH; No S; Z. ". steiiis :
No. Q: G. =. O'Loughlln, No. 4: A.. j. Fraser, stroke'
Half Mile for Freshman Eights-won by Science,
70, with i. 4; TOwnse2Sd' soS; Ru H, sar NJ !.
Ste'P RsatoT. 70. Z K. MURPHY, stroke; 7: v.
Bangs, S SSsS \ No So. = Crown M; No' b r. r. KIM
No. A. T, Narganes, No. 5; n. v. Mahon, No, O.
p. Renshaw, No. :; Z. Klepetko, stroke; NO. Rock
Half Mile, for Domitory Eights--won by Liv.
ingston Hall, with NJ. Soils. bow; Renshsw. No, =
II Mackenzie, No. g. r. Su6TeE, No, 4; II. g. Nc
Lean, No. s: r. c. Roy. No. g. \. q. Hanke, No, 4
{. S, Mclean, stroke; b.; {. ,Tutlil, coxswAin
Moore, No. 3 W. u. Ashton. No. 81 y. ! Barrett, No,
4: n. willis. No. s. II. BAer, No. g. a, Miltenberge ger
No. :: 7. \. Robinson. stroke; z. Farwell, COX
swain.
First Heal OF Glass Fours. Half Mie-Won BY
'Os, with KObbe, bow; Kendall, No. 2; Wood. No
8 e. Mackenzie. stroke; Winsl0w. coxsNaln: OF
second, with Norris, bow: Perrine, No. >, Mitchell,
No. ,, Taylor, stroke; Kelley, coxswsln.