The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
WINNERS IN THE REGATTA Record for Mile Is Lowered. COLLEGE CREWS CONTEST Syracuse University Defeats Naval
 Aeademy's Senior Crew. On the schuyikin River Regatta, New
 York Crews Carried on the
 Lions Share of

phtladelphia, May 23.-In the best re satta ever held by the American Rowing Association, five dinerenl eiRhts this afternoon beat the record for the course of a mile and nwe-slx teenths on the Schuylkill river In this city.
 The best mark of the day was that of six minutes and twenty six seconds which was made by the University oi Pe1nsy1vania's 'varsity's eight and the New York Athletic Club. when they rowed dead heat for first place in the race for first eights. Again In the race for Junior College crews. all three contestants. Yale. PennsyivAnla ano Harvard, beat the former figures or six minutes and thirty-four seconds. the tInnc of the victorious Yale eight being six minutes and twenty-seven seconds and of the Harvard and Pennsylvania crews, which rowed a dead heat Tor second place, 6:2s S-5.
 New York crews carried off the hon's share of the honors. winnig Tour nrsts and tielng one. Philadelphia was sec ord with three frsts and time for first, Georgetown Preparatory School, Harvard, Yale and Baltimore each got one first
 Summaries:
 Tnter-seholastic eight-oared shells. won by Georgetown Preparatory School, Washington; second. Central High School Phlladelphta; third, Cas- eadilla School. Ithaca, N. r.; fourth. Mckinley School. Washington. Time, 6:Ab i-5.
 First four r-oared sculls. won by Non- pareli Rowing Club, New York; sec ond. Philadelphia Barge Club: third. undine Barge Club. Philadelphia Time. s:59 l-6
 second eight-oared shells. won by Harvard Freshmen: second. Univer sity of Pennsylvania freshmen; third. West Phaladelphla Boat Club. Time, 6:35.
 First single sculls, won by Durando Miller, New York AZ C.. second, Jesse yKilltameon. univereity Barge Club, RhiiaasipfssA, Tima. s:li l-A Only tVs Rtaftars
 gs sscono ssnEis scuils won by sEehr. hon NSsss Rsese,ass aos rSs Slss cS Nsw PhiEs hHEs delphia. second; David MnEntee. Metre pollt8n Rowing Club New York, third. iss sscond four cared sheils-won by Arundel Boat Club. Baltimore; uniyer- sity of Pennsylvania. second; Old Do n1inion Boat Club. Alexandria. Va, third. Time. 7:1S Is.
 First double sculls-Won by New York Athletic Club, SC. P. Stewart and c. J. Quinn); second, Nonpariel Row. ing Club. New York, (R. H. Kapp and Charles Steinamp); third, undine Barge T . R. w McDowelI) Time I.2S 2-5. /, First pair oar-shells--Won by West philadelphia Boat Club, (Doring and ,Campbell); second, Nonpariel Rowing Club. New York. (M. Kuehne and Kuehne). Time, s:03 2-b.
 First eighr-oared shells-Dead heat between the University of Pennsylva- mia and the New York Athletic Club, third, Bachelor Barge Club, Philadel- phia: fourth. Georgetown. Time. 6;26.
 Junior collegiate eight -oared race Won by Yale; second, dead heat be. tween University of Pennsylvania and Harvard. Time. 6:27.
 This breaks the record Of the course
 Eight -oared scull raee-Won by Uni versity of Pennsyivania; second, The Wanderers of Philadelphia. Time, 6;26.
 First four-oared sculls-Won by Bachelors Barge Club. Philadelphla; Second. Harvard University. Only two starters Time. 7:07 3-5. , Tie for first in fisst n sight,oSrsd s1,d MsS1 York Athletic Club will be rowed off today.