New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23
RAVENSWOOD CREW WINS
Takes Junior Four-0ared Race
in Long Island Regatta.
CRESCENT 0ARSMEN SECOND
brooklyn r. G. and Nautilus Men
Spilled-Rough Water
and Tide Annoying.

parsfnen representing almost every row.
ms club In greater New York competed
yesterday In the annual regatta Of the Long
Island Rowing Association. held on q one.
mic course at Reynolds's Inlet. Long
Beach, Long Island. Yesterday was the
hrst time that the annual regatta had been
heid at the Inlet. and as a result rowing
enthusiasts focked 10 Long Beach.
Rough water caused three spills In the
Junior four oared shells, 10th the Nautilus
and Brooklyn Rowing Club crews were
sWamped. making It necessary for aid TO
he brought them. The tide was too strong
Tor the scullers 70 make any Roadway, and
as a result the competition was not as
keen as wes expected. Another swapping
occurred in the first event on the pro-
sramme, the Junior single souls. IN which
John Rogan, Of the sheepshead Bay Row.
Ing Club, went overheard. Rogan man
finish in third place
Tho number Of entries for yesterdays
meet was the largest ever received for the
affair.
Keen competition was seen in the junior
four-oared shells. which event was the feat
ure of the meet Four craws-the Cres-
cents, Of Bay Ridge. the Nautilus, OF Bath
Beach; the Rayenswood. Of Long Island
and the Brooklyns, Of Bath Beach. faced
the starter. The handsome $3.50 trophy,
which was given for this race. stimulated
the competition and the spectators were
treated 10 nip and tuck tussle for three
quarters Of the course At that point the
E2Venswood crew hit up a high stroke and
managed 70 cross the line at the hnish with
six lengths of open water separating ii from
the crescent Athletic Club four.
The summaries follow:
Junior single sculs--Won 10y Charles McQun--
a.L ,NeW Rochelle F. C.; Eugene Farnsn, Sea
Es9 IIf Esy r. SEQ, segond John Began SheePs-
junior single gigs--yvon by Joseph Del Gene
vese' Metror Titan r. c.. j. Baum, Lone star
~ ( ms second. William Halleran' Wahnetah &.
Junior four-oared she'is-won by Rsvenswooi
a c. Garrison WhitWorth. walker ' ana Ander-
son, second, Broollln u. .. Quentin, BRADLEY.
Junior double sculls-Nvon hy staten Island
Z. ernest bn Puy. how. Sanford Wells, stroke);
Atlanta B. G.. 90. T. Bechstsin. bow, W. ODon-
junior four-Oared giCs-Wou b. First 30
hemian B c.. GNarel sahyna, bow; .vaclav Vo
!ack. No 2. Jan Neeey. No. 3; Alois shrivnak,
stroke, Edward Kallna. ccrswaiD. Noupares
No b. r. Blanchard stroke: i. y. HaieS. coy
swain second Nsruns b. c. "a. BrJmley bow.
X. wright. No. .; j. Logan. No. :" r. Mullins.
stroke. j. Falk coXsvain'. third. Time. 6.l6.
Intermediate single Eculis-Wou by b. ".
Svluda. Wshnetah y. c.. Carl Barton. New
Rochelle r. c, second Tine. $50
Intermediate ur-oared e.zs-Won by Non
parciis Or. Pearse. bow. 7. Filter No. 2: !.
Hennaugh. 20. 3. =. Pacini stroke. r. Haight.
oHsNa'n1; Earuna y. &. Il. BrImley. bow
=. Wright. IN. .; T. RoEau. No g. r. Mullins
stroke: d Fsruah. coNswainJ, second; Ariel
B. g.. thiId. Time GIi2-5
senior single scuus-Won by william II.
Hart. metropolitan r. O.; Frank shea. Sleeps
head Bay r. C.. second; William G. Doyle,
Hudson T. g.. third Time, G17.