The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-14
NASSAU OARsMEN WIN.
senior Double Defeats New York A. c. IN
Regatta on the Harlem.

senior Double Defeats New York A. c. In
Regatta on the Harlem.
The New York Bay Regatta Associ at n
NTH annual meet came on yesterday on the
Harlem River and the premier event Of the
day was the senior double SOULS. Only two
crews-the New York A. c. and Nassau B. Z.
started-but they were tip toppers and class
always tells In a rowing fixture. For half a
mile or so the crews pulled about level and
then the New Yorks began to steer badly
as the Nassaus forged q trife ahead. IL
looked at one time as If there would be q foul.
but the Nassaus drew clear and the boats
never came together. Al the three-qusrters
Nassau led by a length and they improved
their advantage every peg TO the finish, win
ming az they liked. The New York A.. c,
men seeing they could not collar their rivals
gave up and padded across the line. Stewart,
the bow man. was all rowed ut. IL was a real
Nassau day Of victory. for they captured the
honors With three wins.
The only eight cared event Of the day was
the junior ana three crews--the First Boz
hemians, Harlems and Unions-tried for the
nonors. They got away to a good start and
for the first quarter mile the Harlems showed
by, the Unions and during the muddie the
Bohos took the lead and kept ~ TO the end.
The Unions, were second by three,quarters
Unions were disqualified and second place
given to the Harlems.
van in the junior single shells. won by Charles
Kusche. the sweep man: who made HE debut
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footer pulled ahead and won by three lengths:
the. starters. hut he capsized when about
half way over the course and was towed
ASHORE by the Crescent II. G; barge; .r.,u
Shepheard OF the Sea wanhakas having as
his only opponent David A. Clary of the Nas-
saus; The Seawanhaka sculler drove. In q
few hard rips at the start, took the lead and
pulled further away, winning with a lot to
spare by about six lengths.
The Junior centipede was a dule between
mile or so the Unions held on. but after that
was never in doubt to the finish, They won
by two lengths and as they shot over the line
Warts. the stroke Of the S~assaus, collapsed,
Four clubs figured in the Junior single gigs
the Metropolitan. Nassau. Clifton and Harlem.
Nassau and Won Barthold OF the Nets drew
Out. but at the quarter Won Barthold assumed
w Y 4 h W. tw va sngths from Hs 40 hKpl
was third, a length behind the Nassau sculler.
The New Rochelle Is. c, invaded the course
flying and each rooter armed with a stout
wad TO back the junior four gig against, the
M Mstr oSHsres rPSS x e re !Me the s sTsil e.. c 9sts
made good. for It beat the New Rochelles by
a, length and a halt. The boys from West
chester went home broke.
The course was one mile in length, from
Washington Bridge to sherman Creek, and
t az b Sd.e sInS Ta Of " the sS course sSn there we're l9r poS,ans,
cutters and their biggest stunt OF the day
toward keeping the water clear OF tranio was
Junior Single Glgs-Won by a. Won Bartheld,
second Arthur Keene. Clifton B, C., third, Time.
Junior ouadruple .Sculs-won by, Nassau ,. G.
o'connor. s. and 4. Il. Warts. stroke. Union n. C.,
second. with Daniel Fitzgibbon.. bow: Edward
stroke. Time, I minutes S. seconds.
Junior -Four Gigs-won oy Metropolitan r. C..
3 Elm 1o Giy% ssr,a pSsp' 8; p SGTti A I; HSR s siToss. and q
Warren Metz. ~coxswsin. New Rochelle r. G,
Gslls1det eo5swsin T;ms, minutes isS5 seconds.
4 EsS q. f sseea q. f Robert al y %sod P' HaIisa R&e X e.. sslrd'
As;SSiaiios, VIII 4 Herring, bow; 3 T Ford:
p.ss;en %Ssd, bow; ]: 4; Suiass, :; ] ] S.n a.n
hsSfsns oG s,ToS e; I snS 4. q w e : pTi' oos.x. Il II; T ES.-
senior single shsll,nwon by Fred shephcsrd.
Seawanhaka b. c.; ID. Cjry, Nassau B. C., second.
JanISr Double G'g,-yce by Nassau =. G. with
York a. C, second. with &. e, Z he, bow; !
Boylan, stroke; Hudson r q third N b ", Wads.
bow; 7. II. Marlander, stroke. iims. s miaytes N
seconds.
Senior Double Sheis-won BY Nassau n. C. with
II. r. Stevers, bow; D. Metrhon, stroke. New
York 4. C., Second, with c. p. Stewart. bow: l.. o
Rinss. stroke. Time. S minutes 20 seconds.
Association SIM gle Sculs--Won by q. u. HAYWARD.
Nassau u. C.; Robert Hardy, Wahnetah B. C., sec,
ond; John j. Ryan. Harlem n c.. third. No time
taken.
intermediate Four Glgs-won by First Bohemlan
b. c. with ]. Sedlacek, bow J. SuchAnck, 2; T. Las
novsky. 8 v: velem. strike and Y, kallna. t<x.
swain. Institute n. c. second with r. O'ShauRh-
messy. bow; Frank N. Smyth, ?; August Mosher. 3:
Charles p. oConnor. strekc and Thomas Knowles,
coxswain No time taken.
Junior Eigh, Sheilmwon py First Bohemian 2. G.
Juna. 3: V. Koudelka. I: r. Miksovsky, 6A. Petranek,
Q: \. Halvaci ". =; z yuma. stroke and I. Nocsr.
gras, bow: J. }, vogh. 2; Z 4. schwarz, 8 2. a.
Barnson. =: J. L. Kett. s; Y. Hallipan, q; 7. J. Nelson,
Z, J. Haserty, stroke and Ted scannell, coxswsin.
Time. 5 minutes 81 seconds,
Senior Four Barse-Won by Active n. c., With
r. Beckmsn. bow: J. Kuchncr. 2: l.. Eitzen. 8: A,
Kochlcr. stroke and &. Kltesrath. coxxwain. Sea
%wanhsks b; {; second with r. bishop. bow; J. no
and L. Relnhard ~coxswain. No time taken.