The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-31
COLUMBIA OkRSHRE WIN
CREWS SECURE FOUR VICTORIES
IN HARLEM REGATTA.


Bohemian JuniOrs DO Well Champion
Greer Beaten by Sheppard for Diamond
sculls -BaeholOrs' Barge Club -Four
Takes the Only Prize 10 Philadelphia.
The Harlem Regatta Association held its
forty-hrst annual meet on the speedway
course yesterday and no worse weather or
water conditions could prevail. A breeze
from the north raked the course all day long
and the water was so rough that the oarsmen
had the time Of their lives navigating the
whltecaps. The race OF the day was the senior
eight shell. In which Columbia University.
New York A. c., Nassau and Bachelors Barge
| Club were the starters. The race was rowed
against the tide. and Columbia. being on the
position next to Westohester shore. had the
best location by several lengths.
Columbia Jumped away when the word
60" was shouted. When they strengthened
out well on the journey Columbia had the
lead. with Nassau next, Bachelors Barge and
New York A.. g. pulling about level. AZ they
flashed by the quarter the Bachelors went
up to third place, but both they and the New
Yorks were shipplng the water In buoketfuls.
The latter crew having the inside. hit all the
swlris along the speedway. At the three
quarters the Bachelors were In tro uble and q
little further on had to stop rowing, as their
shell was full Of water. The New Yorks were
little better. but they struggled on and finished
third. Columbia beat Nassau by something
more than three lengths OF open water. and
Nassau Just nosed home In front of the New
Yorks.
Columbia won lie second bracket in the
Junior four gigs. beating New Rochelle by q
length and a half. The third victory for the
Blue and White occurred In the intermediate
four cared gigs. which was won by about
three lengths from the Nassau. with the
Metropolitans bringing up the rear. For the
front in tha-Intermediate elghts.. their. only
opponents being the Bohemians. who had won
was, a good, dayis work for the Collmbia
strokeman. j. G. Mckenzie. to pace three
The Junior eight furnished the first big
surprise Of the, regatta-Columbia. New York
unlyersty. and the Bohemians,. Az they
S 1aShsa aseO t ias 0 Tois s sns 4 PG amy 6eSSIEssi&Sfbafss
nash. A. he first Quarter the Bohemiaps
At this point Hauser OF Columbia, Jumped
his seat. but got bsok in a my. A half mile
won by two and q half lengths from Columbia.
with New York University about a quarter
The intermediate singles resulted. in tn.
a fSi IT,, o. 2 strong aaSoyS9eF dt LOUIS MaiGf OF
shot into the van and steering az straight
AZ a die won by Ave lengths from Major.
the In N tns f feni0F +. dS O.. st.i t ! s snd0f fe GT Z
yania Barge backed into the starting line.
The New Yorks quickly drew out The
Pennsylvania falling away q trine. In this
order they, peSsed away Gpt the AtSlantas
theless' Gulcahy and YsrIey csr@wied up and
n few, lengths from the nh g the New York
ard arc Stslsnsss I'VE were leysl; Then Rivers Of
James 4. Miller ID. Of the New York A. G.
gave q fine exhibition OF junior scullinR In
his event and la won the iuuioF EinRlAa nv
four lengths from Wood Of the Harlem Row
ing Club. The Nonpareils rowed q well judged
length.
II the senior singles for the Diamond
twice national champion Of America, was
opposed by Fred shepha I'd Of the Seawanhaka.
Fred Fuessel OF the Metropolitan Rowing Club
Greer. to the surprise Of every one was never
In i from the start. fuessel was first away
end was Oy verb Iat nt the Gusrte ed mile by
two lengths from Fuessel. Greer was within
Il quarter Of a length Of Fuessel. A popular
Of Phila delphia. and II was the only prize that
went to the Quaker City.
The mile race for high school boys attracted
Morris High delayed the start by not being
able TO get in line and near the hnish ran into
High School Of Commerce finally won by half
a length from Wit Clinton and Stuyvesant
Clinton.
New York <. c.: Robert Wood. Harlem Rowing
Cub. second Gerry B5ysnt. ha%yenswoOd Boat
;. Junior Secntpsde:; Troy ,oap@won By Nonparsn
R RSssns !! el H. :. T Knsp W 5: Il Il. h kaisns; .ts SSw; N a; M
Boat Club; second, win Q. 8. Delaheld. bow: II l.
Union Boa. Club, third, viii G. II. Hayden' bow;
s'! ssSIor r basi, : P ss@lIs.S ss3H ' 6 S;.,,D,, Boa,
Club. with j. i. MSisshy. bow; William IL. varIey,
bow: /. 9. RlvSs. stroke: PennSyivsnis barge Club.
third, with W. French bow; George Clayton, stroke.
i~nteImsdiate Single, scuils-won by Howard
Hart. wEanoke Boat Club; louis Major First DO,
Bay Rowing Club, third. Time. 7 minutes s2N
hemisn Boat Club, with. J. SedlAceE, bow; J. Carnot,
z n. 4: Klein. 8; r, yt!sSeE 4; + l%snes.ky 9
second, VIII S,srnssheTdsr. bow; Hismsnn,
ssssss.a I, Now &SlR9a Sit ' SSiys.s sef i Z; H aHihtE v I:
5 Bs5nsisiinI -. i. ysa Horne. ); I. 16ssfei,, 3;
''s ssnisI S fSlS~H Dared sm sbss 2 mlRg,s' s. 81, c ss 6
sil0 n; h snd : " 8 8 Ilu 81 ) s0y ssI. 1; Il hf N. Z
BosS Club, second win r. II S,ellg bow T. v.
o. z. I. Summer, 8; 6, s oSllSHiuST2Riihn'' !: 4 ). frsserr.'
stroke. and J.. W. Gunther. %ooIswain New York
A, O., third. with 4. n, Strong, bow; G.. b. Gibbons. |
:: ". l.. Brown, 3; +. y. Rise, 4 X, Klein. 3; j. J., |
Keneon, q; r.. NJ. Wheeler, :: c. Kusche. stroke, and |
wEiNi Sin S"1oS sif Ssf'TsaSi sill. Tine ni.;i. aiSG .ft Is ssSSnf s.
High school Of Commerce, with r., G4rvin., bow:
II, SteinkAmp, :; p. HArnisfeger, S. H. GottsohAldt, |
&C, Lang. 5:,W, Btadhead, o. Wesley, a. o'Neili,
stroke. and J. Kremer, coIswain. De Witt Clinton
High, School. second. with Edward Coouey. bow.
J., Witterby. ?: II. Won Bomel, y; l.. Cremin, 4; Ii.
Rothnell. 8: A. Mendelsohn, %. II. DitmAs, Z: z. Bird, |
stroke, and A. Birmlng CHAM. coxewain. Stuyvesant
High School, third, With ID. d. Jenning1, bow: |
II, Il. Smith, :; O.. a. Kepko. ): B. J. Mitchell. 4: |
W. r. Ferguson, s: II. II. Menefoe, 0: r. 6. Mead, 2; |
j.. r. Fountain, stroke, and c. Il. Moore. coIsWain. |
Time, 0 minutes Sc seconds. |
Veterans Senior Singles, Half hle-Won by
W, AnAn, Mutual Rowing Club, Buffalo, IN. ": |
Charles y. Bulger. Union Boat Club, Albany. N. Y, |
second: G. g. Muller, Nassau Boat Club, third. |
Time. : minutes e seconds.
Junior -Four Dared Gigs-Won by Columbia
University. with j. McV. Haight, bow: W. L. Star.
buck. 2: II. NJ. Snevily. s.: c.. +. Jordan, stroke, and |
n. o. lockwood. coIswAin. New Rochelle Row.
Ing Club, second, with r. ClDoerng, bow: H.. A.
Briggs, B /. y, cdmstock. ): g. S. Garter. stroke.
Club, third, with NJ. L. Evans. bow; r. j. HURRY.
q. NJ, Halmer, eoIsHs,n, No time taken.
Senior Singles-Won. by Fred Shepard. Sea.
Rowing Club. second: Frank B. Greer, Boston
Athletic Association, third. Time. 7 minutes 49,