The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
AMERICAS HENLEY REGATTA.
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hni 'he sra vahhaka man had the vots'
cuufau ~ tevrtai lrnRths Hohen. the H'hef
srHv ahhsba crack. vent down rnomiHiousiv
In tho arrund clsaa aruilina event. No winner
brins lin Ton Ffeh, ~, tho youngest chin
NJ thts noted stock ~ oHfsmen
w. faf tho ~ulrenest victory ~ the day wa
tha, NJ the Nassau n e, In tho uuadtuplr
srulla and on rnuaitv clever win characterized
the work NJ the staten Island y. e. IN the fouf
shells fof asrond fatrra,
The coufse was about q mile and hee.slL
teentha amt n was made rOugh by q atin
htrs,c Witch blew ssa,ns' ne e1trsn,' \
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strobe. and J. l. Oornan. eotswaib,
University ~ pennsyiysnis, freshmen " sch.l
s sas' pa w. Il %iTfaTlen, y 4 ~ itsrr. \ +.
Walton. 4 ' l. ballard, stroke. and W a hHrte"'
iHsI Rowing Clup. Baltimore ", y White
bow E ". koiph, ~ Wchafdson.a !. nfoctne.
q Lrwts. stroke. and A Hall, cotswain
The start was al even one. but the Wesi
Philadelphia. having the smoothett water,
soog took the'lead. With .he other Two rowlns
the Ariels took the lead and won by half a
length from the Pe~nneyiyan,an., who were
deiphias, winners time. 7 minutes - sec
onds time Of the second crew. 7 minutes
" se'o"u' rrRsr rom o.RKp sHErdA.
Philadelphia barge clubs. j.. Henderson, bow:
J n MichssOh, &c. y Wood q W n, Williams
Rsehelqr., barge Clyb,!aIe, BOND. Jr.: how;
The Bachelors drew away toward the
yUsI PROFESSION, the BACHELORS winning by
Ave lengths, Winners time, 5 minutes
rrusr eUApncrtr scuIIs.
wood, : Il BsyiHTd; . y Z Gslnss ,.,Sss; x.
stroke.
p. u. Kirk. s. F. ". swallow. stroke.
ysspeI p C.nH; G De sseeke: bow; Il Hartman
The Nassaus drew away gradually and led
at the quarter by two lengths, at tho half
by four lengths and they won by twelve
vespers third by two lengths, winners
time, \ minutes Il seconds, time OF the Sec
ond crew. S minutes 20 rs seconds,
EIGHT SHELL FOR SCHOOLS.
Nen,raI Hioh Schonl-W. Allison how. " e
F FsISm,5s I ? ? II II. F Gs1h 3; 6. & 3 T J, 5. rc 1Ii /; g. : +
Central! Manual Training School H, Daughty,
b soT p. ] TO s H. q a,l y; s'G 9! s.' s :; &, H \ GO Cav :;
iSro rs' stroke. and B. Pollock. coIswain.
The Manual Training School crew led
from start to finish and won by four lengths.
the winning crew tainted as the boat crossed
the line.
Ariel B, c. Baltimore, Md;zw; W; White, bow;
C. Howard, 2; :. Lewis. |, and g. Lewis. stroke,
Jo sl n ! !: e p 7. G Donald. e. 3. sG aRd ~ r. foT Do ma 3 q,
stroke. -
2: d. Stewart, 8. and c. ]. Kelly. stroke,
The Ariels made the pace to tho half mile,
Then the Staten Islanders spurted, and ow-
Ing at a steady Glip; won BY four Lengths; the he
seconds; time Of second crew. 8 minutes IS
FIRST SINGLE culLs-rARaAaUT cur.
sh &C; si G0S Sea- wa nnn'sas'p Il. G., nf New Y f,Ho' Jesse lessee
williamson. University Barge Club.
slight lead on Shepheard at the quarter,
Then the, Seawanhaka man steered further
out into the rough water, In the last Quarter
he fell behind Wood. who won By, a length and
a half. Time. 0 minutes % seconds. William
son was third, fifteen lengths behind.
EIoHT SHELL coLLEdB CREWS.
University OF Pennsylvania Second varsity
J.. G. Hond1e. bow: R. NJ. Phillcr, 2; 4. i. Dodge.
r. p; q! H & l. s;c { IN 4 i Lf !. r. Emory q i; W . TSTe's and
J. f HsSsSS,y, i , a. . G, & a, H' :? s. b. v. M1ss!q Z: S soF +:
Ns sglsaas ss'ot Ua, esq +; Nss a5nGld' y SG.irlse!qai ],
Schreicr, bow G; z. Butz; q; Q. b Heath, 8: 4. s.
B BSSsii' i 1; B ! a. e. b siSI; 4 Stroke q; s. AND %h 7. &. 'R e; M N:
co1swain.
. 1t was a cracking race for about, 600 yards.
syivania, Harvard being half a length away
drew out and Increased It's advantage at
terms with the Quakers. but failed. Syra-
cuse won by two lengths from, Pennsylvania.
with Harvard hall . length behind syria
cuse's time, 7 minutes 81 seconds: Pennsyl-
vania's time. : minutes Al seconds.
SECOND SINGLE scuLis.
Wallace 3. Kiare, Arundel B. Baltimore; Nd:
Hams, Philadslphl1 Barge SlSo: J, Ten Eysk' syrs,
VI ItOIkV q "ogt otE NV eih ~
John Hoben, %Seawanhaka b. c., New York; j. u.
DAILY, Potomac 3. c., Washington. d. c.
Nehrhoff led to the quarter. with Ten Eyok
and Stokes about even. About halt the
Journey Ten Eyok drew up on Mehrhon and
passed the Nassau man, after the pair rowed
blade for blade for O couple OF hundred yards.
Ten Eyck won by about a len 9Th from Stokes,
Mehrhoff being a length behind in third
place. Hohen came strong at, the end and
took fourth place. Ten EycR's time. 0 min
utes As seconds; Stokes's time, 0 minutes Is
seconds.
West Philadelphia b. c,-G. II, Gayetty. bow:
university barge club-L. p. Carpenter, bow;
Lawrence Johnson, Jr.. stroke.
The University Barge crew. won In hollow
fashion by eight lengths. Winners time.
0 minutes ~ seconds. Second crews time.
10 minutes 2 seconds.
ocroPKDB SOULS.
vesper B. CD. Morgan, bow: ". Brown, :
A. Pretz, Q: A, Surman. t;E. Carson. g. n. McClenag
han, o; l., Hartman. 7. W. ]. Deery, stroke. and
W. Davis, coxswain.
University OF Pcnnsylvania--F. H.. Galley, bow;
A. 7. baldwin, 2: II, h. Bryans, 3; A. Foster, Jr, a;
maker, 7; II. i. Aitten. stroke; L. H.. Brown, cox
Crescent B. &c. r. Jarwood. bow: c. A. Palmer.
o. W. T. Newberry. s. VIC. Tuttle, 8 II. Shockcor,
S: h. b. Smith, Q: p. N, Kirk. !; p. W Swallow.
stroke: and D.. Med. Bruner, coxswain.
The three crews owed even for a quarter
of the Journey, after which the vespers took
shot by the Vespers and won by two lengths
ak lengths away. Winners time, z minutes
"a seonnds. Vespers' time. Z minutes a.