The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
ROWING.
Nlddie states Programme Crews and
scuiless on Championship Hsaors Bent.

scuiiers On Championship Hsaors Bent.
The list Of events for tho Middle states
regatta. which will be- held at Philadelphia
on september :. has been mailed to all the
boat clubs in the East II contains fifteen
races. principally OF the standard class.
- that every brand Of boating man will
have an opportunity to display his proves
with IN. ashen blade Two Of the races
are 81 more than ordinary importance
One IL 'hs junior octopede. tho prize to the
winning crew being the Kent cup. a Eif,
from Rock kent. an old time oaTsman OF the
Harlem River u ~ reported that the
Harlem Rowing club will muster a crew
for the event The other impO. tint race
IL the intermediate cent ipede. which carries
with IL the international cup. one Of he hand
soonest rowing trophies In the Past The
other events on the programme are junior
association and senior singles and quarter
mile dash for senior singles. junior and inseT-
mediate doubles and junior centipeis
Then there will be- a Junior four Dared gig
intermediate four cared gig junior four
cared shell. junior eight cared shell and
-snior eight cared shell
The minor regattas over those oarsmen
Who are bent on championship honoTs
have turned their attention 20 regular
training The New York 4 men have
begun regular practice for the national
constructed tho senior eisht and there Is a
change IN the international four Tho
siSh' will row: ku-chs stroke Quinn. :.
Boyle. Brown Hcylan. Hooper =
Spalding. :. and Mcksnna. bow With the
exception Of Morrow who filled No Y s-a 4
last year. thu - IN. crew that won tho
championship for eights showing de-tsiys
superiority over all the ~anior rowing talent
q AmsrlcN he -four vii 10 Boyls. Quinn.
ku-"h~ AMI Hooper named from the siroke
q - - o ~ HnnIaaF l. "a
only change from last wear. whom the four
gave = great display NJ form on the =,
This race wa- perhaps tho greatest ever
roN~d tor the tours title ~ America The
could not gain the centre Of tho river or
forge 20 he front AhNut -iN times they tried
to Wors through the rotilla and every time
had 20 slow up or run The Chan~e II foulinG
~ q mile to - the NeN Works wore last
end -e"minsly cyt ~ y Then ~ ni sud.
NespHr- VI phlad~lphi- hlaW NJ and lsfi
The openinE m the line that the Mercury
Foot fellows were looking for In q nash
they took advantage Of the .Isar course
.nd d1,.,hS ~ o.fSh IL 70 gan on N" Others
With the front brigade and ripping them
~ ~ the rate Of shout forty 30 The minute
rhansm ,hs, had he ' Nsu Tors. M not f1 ben
po' seief thew would have Won nv ten
Thsre i ev~ry ird,cn'ion that IN. senior
single- a. tho nationals viii he q hummer
this t're DURANGO MILLER viii carry the
rolOr- Of The New Work Z and a. he ha-
gained weight and strength since last NeNr
he will stand . good chance " Winning tho
championship singles O'Neill % HalifaN.
WihaSm" NOV MasfhoS ~ the I ".ssr HS hs.
had . long preparation and his eliminates
are gong - take along q lot of mooney To-
hack hun. A. least - beat Fue-..l ~ the
Hsrism " { n tho latter should back into
The linz nosRrsV". who wH- defeated ~
Aiter all n IL lutte pos-i tile that the Mas
slu'E senior eigh' may row ~ The national
regatta last week II VAS -aii that The
aissnCe NJ two men. Howell and Fraser.
had busted the crew Nov Howell says
n" oan row and u Fraser can b" CosNed back
into the boat the crew Will he a contender
A. Washington for tho big event
The canadian Henley viii he held on
from The Harlem River