The sun., 1910-05-31
DEFEAT FOR NBW YORK CREW
AFTER WINNING JUNIOR NY. A,
e, ~ BEATEN NJ WlHNETlHS.

Mad Weather Makes lIarlem Regatta ~
pleasant Ter Crews and sDertAtoFl
-Ilonman wins lateFmedlate single,
slN Flrsts TUF Harlem RsWinE Club
Oarsmen of this locality and a few from
out OF town had a Wretched time Of Il yea
ter'iay in the fOTty-touTth annual roWinl
meet Of the Harlem Regatta AssOciat ioI
on the Speedway course Of the Harien
River The weather did everything durihl
the running on Of the races. d ratned
hatled and blew cold blasts. which mad'
the competitors shyer. and " hen Il wasn I
doing these things there were deafeninl
blasts Of thunder aad binding H8shes o.
chain lightning u was a wonder ther,
were no worse accidents than few boat
causized
Had a. the weather behaved il did no
drive away the crowd aud both men an,
women stayed till they saw The race OF th,
day. the senior eight she'll between th'
NeN York 4 e. and the Wahnetah y 4
one other crew the seawanhaka wau
entered-but Il did not pat in an ap
pearance II was a pity that q race haC
been taken out Of he New " oTk e. u
winning the tuniOr eight As u wss y
tabs
Inc Mercury Foot men led for abou
half the way. when the Nahnetahs came
with 4 spuTt and tOOk the lead and kep'
u 10 the hnish where they won hy about
In the matter of The Winning honors
Of the day the Harlem RON ing Club was
easily hrst with ~ hrsts the New York
4 q being second with three hrsts
The Junior eigh, event wa. roSed durine
the downpOur and 10 make matters worse
No. on the New York shell broke hi-
oar when the boat was backing into the
line and they had 10 row hack TO the Non
parel v. for = new blade Aher The
blade Tor about a dozen slToke- at about
. TO the minute Then the New orks
hit u uD a bit and began TO forge ahead
stroke 6y s,roks they gradually drew away
amt q half In front Of he Nassaus
The biggest feet Of the day turned out
for the intermediate singles, string Of
eight being on the starting line The rain
drops we're heavy enough while ihe rare was
under way Ia bore holes In the backs Ot
tho srullers u did not hinder them from
I -iirking 20 their work and after they got
IN motion HOFFMAN 81 the lniyerfliy lsarsss
club n lhiladelphia pulled ahead snd
made the pace Two or three Times he vas
I challenged hy huzrhe of the NeH York
a. hut fhe quaker had enough tn him
an the lime 20 stall on ihe Neruury footer
nnnman aon BY couple q lengths with
Livingston NJ ale q Epnd third
Tisa rreNs faoed the starter FOR ths
Jun ioT 4 niiuetle Thev were The Wahnetahs.
harlSn'-. Hndsoss Na-.,n- l sng 1, N"s-
hut after they had been pulliBf for about
I a quarter ~ 4 mile the Htdsnns and Mas
ssus locked arulls IN q foul and Referee
3 Han hold recalled the rare "a ~ rQNed over
| The Nonpareils. Harlems aud Wahnetaha
rawed M. full course and finished IN the
order named. saving iheN did MT hear
ths r""all he Nas-sg- g@re DISQUALIFIED
a hHH Ia HNHHfHH. ann HHU
% couple ~ feet from the NonpaTeil- Nlfh
the Wahrethh. lhird. he Hudsous bringing
Ip he rear
Eig here Vas . family display espe" ally
M tho rev Af fhe uauutless f.oN mr. club
Tao generations we're represented =. "
anderson r. vss siroke. While ne father
I B. n senior had the rovzwatn'a seat
rhn Union % e. supplied tho only other
entry Tor q uuarter Of n mhs or 30 the
pauutla-S -hove the vav guh the Mons
about q length behind. something more
fhan half % rtle from the hHi-h the Mons
spurted into The lead. staying there 80 the
fne Their advantage ~ - about tvo lengths
The iuuior double s-Ill~ was fbs lrat
event on th' proSramn,, rud "nly iWS
q e. acre eutered when thn gun rrarked
The New iork 4 4 shot away In The lead
Thsy zoon had length atyautsge. but
going by th- Nonparel horsH ne Mons
spur 81 in answer 10 . 'heer from heir club
mates Thet gained on the Merury Foot
men FOR ! few strokes n N1s -uasr odi,
en0rt hoWeyeT. for the New lnrh A e.
drew out again in gres' -iyl" and ""n ~
Ave lenrihs
Tbe senior quarter mile dash vas close
contest FOR every stroke Frank shea
the dnutire ,hap from the Shaepshead
BAY Hoving tluh. gave tred tue-sel n.
he llar.em Row ms club q great ruoe and
he little fellow had his lanky opponent
que z.,nc until the hag fell fues-el got
The verdict nv half a length and he gained
~. % The ls-' lgp Yards 2, 30. 10, Tor 30 q
se,-ond= was hye seconds faster than the
record 4 fat uhirh would iudiCAte that
the rourss might b. q trihs short A. least
the men started further down course Than
the marx on the Speedway Nall
The summaries
Iunlar Double seuIis Won by Nev Yori 4 c.
win Ciarse low. J = aeAenna. si,oee
1 NnnpaFru " e. seCOnd nith " y. tiiey, bou
james 7 Coughna. " strche No 'hird Time
. minutes - IS se~ohds.
Senior Quarter ME Dash Won ~ Fred
! Tues.ei Harlem e. Frank shea, Shs~pshesd
Ray E. serond Tine. . minut. seronds
D Junior Fnuf Oarod Gigs Won hy mon Boat
! Clgb. vita JOAN 'amgseil. eoS Shsn,,
stroke and George " Hayden, colsuein paunt
I - Rowing cub se~ond. Win Lang. bov
! y, pSS.n s.pSps ,sd z Y tndsrsau. " coSsssin
! TiHs. niauies = sscouds
Junior sage sruils Won ~ q Waldo smith.
,srcnd John Rogsa. sheepshead Bay y c.
/ tbifd Time q mlhutes IS Seconds
Junior tight Dared sssu-Mon by Nsw lors
I A 4 with T.. " stone bow. 7 Y leason, :. Y
/ ! 'i'isi RIsisrds. 8 ) q q NeNsir. !: o. 7 wssh
stroke. and W. n niGftnas cnAsAAm Nassau
b g. serund. Hith ". =, bogcners, poW. y.
( orth. ,. n 4 Wbite. q n Ls Comie. =; " Z.
Sih. 5. n r Copsilag, . George IsFa. !. ,. 2.
"a Aiah. stfukes ald 7. y Nuesfu, ~ co.ANen.
Time minutes - uefundA' NaAsau " G une'
I q 7sirutfs Z saruud
junior Cennpnue ny naIem y VIZ
John uemarest, boW " Mlleel, = y = Hen.ta
! .. and W LLons, hlrpte Npl patsit5 -. es.aa.
Charies j. AchWartE y " -. gesIsss siIoAe
3 Wshnftah n q fhlnn Win WNhan Aefh1e1