New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
Easy FOR THE "CANUCkS'
,ruOnaut oarsmen Take Every
Race in Which They Start
VIEW Workers. RECORD POOR
sutler Enhances Fame by ADD
ing Quarter Mile to his
Collection.


ing the ond with Ed Butler pad
yer .asv ,1ctory in the senior quar-
Hng 70 So the oarsmen OF the AT
eT-iilIe s.,,,e. cub. Of Toronto, mace
onau' -, a, the second days races OF
aean s-.'..,,r,b renewal Of the Nationai
- =, Saratoga Lake this a''eri'ooi'
iegattd -. -, we're entered in eight events
=. vowed in only six. all OF "'"0N WV
-, IN commanding fashion. ...,,.,,
Trbe races IN which INC ..,,..
,.-otcbed their entries were 'he ST.
o,bie scuUs and the internauoha'
- shell. The reason for the "a
a., was that the double shell was oIoAe''
a practice spin, and the coa0il d
=, ynornent decided 20 withdra" run, 1-o
- event TO win the eight-oaTeu- 'ue
. - the former crew were IN 'he eis"''
"a che effort IL was feared, would De TO
reaJ- -, ,na ertirs
The bright, luminous star OF the emu
,,,t.a was Edward 3. Butler VINO nS
,7t,,rine first place IN the association SIN
Ms and championship yesterday ana CUM
-, hack 10 win the quarter-mile dash To-
- ss+ablished a record which seems hhe-
- "a stand unrivalled for years. Inc re0-
a. FAIL 10 show that any man ever De-
20 uou such honors single handed III
tationA regatta.
Tba regatta vas che series Of defeats TOT
~ boat clubs Of New York. and the hlgh-
9, honor achieved by any of the local
-rbs was second place. The New 1'rN
l.tietic club. prime favorite for the inter
.sooral four-oared shell race after the
-.,bd~awal Of the Argonauts was an
,ounced. was outrowed by the Arundel
soat club. OF Baltimore. in the interna-
,ors1 four-oared she'll and the eight was
,eaten from start 10 finish by the Al
.orauts one OF the most refreshing events
/, the entire fixture was the showing OF
,,nerlative gameness on the part or DICK
i..ria+on. of the Wanetah Boat Club, or
Finishing. Long Island Stapleton was
threatened with blood poisoning through
aiming a rusty nail into his foot, but he
rar+ ahead and rowed a plucky race, to
r,n second honors.
-1o Argonaut senior eight was easily the
,est crew in the race against the New
fork Athletic Club and the Detroit Boat
.ub. and won from start 10 finish. Lash
y, the waters with a powerful 40-to-the-
minute stroke, they went right out al the
tart In the middle stages of the race
hey settled 10 IS, but at the last quarter
hey spurted 10 n and led the way over
ne course. There was a battle TO the END
,etween the New York crew and the De-
roits. but the former oarsmen were
title too good and managed 10 staVe on
HE furious squirt of the Tiger crew
In the senior double scr'ls Fred Fues-
le!l and Fred Shepherd, OF the Harlem
Rowing Club, q New York, twice national
md once Canadian champions, We're
ragged In defeat behind the shell Of q. W.
Enele and sam Gordon, Of the Nespers' OF
Philadelphia. and Ed and Dick Stapleton'
II the Wanetah Boat Club, Of Flushing
.ong Island. The old monarchs or the
tcuat.c world went off at a furious rate
,rd for a moment the Blue and White
uoved the way as IN the old days, but the
DID snap, that intangible something was
scj,tug. and slowly. but none the less
-irelv. the Harlem pair dropped back 10
ee- place. They were beaten, but the
r-ir.r was there. and Shepherd raised the
r~oka. The TWO Freds crept up, but not
,roueh 10 catch the leaders. The NonparelI
souble was also in front OF the Harlem
rev. but stopped rowing and nnisheu III
ourth place.
Faulty steering BY Aver, the bow man Oh
ne centipede crew OF the Union Boat CIuo,
II Boston. marred a pretty struggle ana
,oet his crew a championship. AFTER row
10 q clever race for three-quarters OF
nile III which time his crew had a lead OF
,boiir three-ouarters of a length, he steered
,ef tina course and ran ashore in back OF
he Judges boat. The Vespers then Woh'
Ehlle the Nonpareils. who were FAR IN the
wash. crossed the lire on the course anu
iGrSt 5 ..G,ii-t Intermediate eight-oared shell
rev OF the ArgOnaut Rowing luD Won oIs
~. " Tir-ie more than a length and nan
after a bitter struggle with the hoCAiii'i''''-'
'. --.- 3-.,r-s soylis-Won By Vesper Boat CUB
"a, rs Er-.e. bow. :. T. GoTdoh' euOAee -,
--trr Boat club n Stapleton' DO" n 80
.1- et-oseI second. Harlem Rowing cup ~ ~,
PRICK Fles-sl bow, FREDERICK ShepheaiD' '1''
senior quarter-mile dash-Non by ID: Bll BUZZ.
A-K-nalt Rowing club Of IoIonlo, -, - - 80.
-.l-.a Harlem Rowing Club Of New YORK, sec
sr1. 81 y. Hart Metropolitan Rowing CluD OF
r...-let.orsl senior f5ur-oared double shells
Won rg Arundel Boat Club n baltimore ~.
W Hcos. bow J. Sto.L No. Ii az
g-a.. SO. g. 3. 7. Parker, stroke; New A0Ik
n o.. IT. ID Hooper bow; L H. spalalhs' ~
3 70 y Quinn so g. r. J. Mayor, strokel sec
bid, Western Rowing Club. ST. Louis o.. Koop-
pan bow r. Fer-ina. 10. = a. 6e ioiL W.
senior rIasrrirIe s-uls-W1n by Vesper Boat
c-u of Philadelphia 10. vs.. Engle. bow, Il.
s-"t, N. vs.. smith. No. 3, y P. GoIqcn'
rr1s-'. Narrarel Rowing Club os New YORK
.h b. r.lrse. bow. r. j. Crowley, No. :. ..
Schwartz. $50. @. o. ". smith. stroket. second
-a.r Boat club NJ Boston disqualified. Time
Senior s.sat-oareI sheIls-won by Argonaut
Rowing CLUB .G Wright, bow. s. @. Jackes, No.
8 a 1au-roft 80 o. p. Gale. No. Muir
... N.. p. s.. Sinclair. No. g. A. X Russell.
81. =. % p TAYLOR stroke, and " McCiary,
N.rY
5rH. 81 49, Niewenhouse. No. 2, II. g. Hous-
+. Brady. 40. f. = j. Fielding, No. z q.
klssre stroke and w. Higgins. ccXswainl. sec
on0. Detroit Boat club 90. " ". Lat1roD.
y D. Lane 80 ? r. sPariing No. b a. ID.
aa. So o. Ke.lar. 30. Z. D. James. stroke.
q. g.. Farusworth coxswainl. third. Time.
I1,e-rsl.ate eight Dared shells-won by Argo-
oa-. wing club. Toronto q. T. Aits9n' bow
q p ko-ran1. 10. 2. a. D. Wilson. No 3. j.
- 3. ~ Kent. 80 Z. p Kirkland, stroke.
p Preston. coGswaini, Duluth Boat club,
l-.l'r N.-l n. A. Thompson, bow. A. J.
Grimm So o. r. Kent. 10 g. A. somervilIe
30 T Nahan. so J. Lathrop. No. 9.
. Evuage No z K. Hare. stroke. and
E-et re. Springfield. Mass third: Malta Boat
..lh. Philadelphia. fourth. Time. 6'84'S.
At "a meeting OF the executive committee
tais morning James Plikington. OF New
York was reelected president for the
ninth time. Claude z. Zappone. OF Wash
.hg'ou. was reelected treasurer, and Fred
Z. Fortmeyer Of New York. was reelected
tecretarv for the tweHty-hrst time. James
y. Deneere. Of ST. Paul. was chosen vice
President 90 succeed Charles ~. Preisandz
Of Philadelphia.
Tile greater part Of this mornings SEES
Lon was taken up with the trial OF Ralph
Goodwin. Of the Philadelphia Barge CLUB
whose status as AN amateur has been ques-