The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
new YORK 0ARSMEN
WIN INTERCITY RACE
Octopede Stroked by kusche Is
Victor Over Combination Of
Philadelrhians.
DIBBLE AND BUTLER SPLIT
Former Takes Singles Title,
Latter Quarter Mile Dash
Duluth Gets Two More.
DIBBLE AND BUTLER SPLIT

OF the national regatta on the Schuylklll
this afternoon
Coach Jim Ten Fyck. Jr. wound up his
prosperou. Eastern invasion when HE
Duluth crews won the senior eight race
and intermediate tours. That made five
national championships for the lads from
Minnesota. They started In six races
and won all but one.
To Canadian scuiiers goes the honor
OF International champions Dibble. who
represented the Dominion IN the Diamond
Sculls ~ Henley last month. retained his
American Tide by beating lack Kelly OF
the Nespers of this city in one 81 the
most thrilling singles races ever held In a
national regatta T. g. Butler Of tho
rorpntos took Dlbb'e's measure In the
hnal Of the quarter milo dash, Dbble
falling hack "a third place. Will" Butler
IN grand rally nosed out Podrse Of New
York by a half length
Philadelphia also worked rs way into
The championship Cluss again and got two
NJ the titles when the University Barge
Club senior four beat q feld OF two other
crews, and Kelly Of the Nespers won IN
senior association singles. Roth phila-
delphia victories we're decisive. the tnt-
versity crew winning by four lengths.
while Kelly had almost three lengths on
Rooney OF New York IN the singles.
In the two days regatta Duluth I'D the
field with Ave champions. Next comes
Philadelphia with three, and the Argu-
nsuts aud Toroutos " Toronto each
landed one Other cities to taxi. home
one title were Detroit and Cambridge
New York and Grand Rapids crews won
special events, the prizes being furnished
by the Schuylkill navy.
New York scored its only victory in
the two days by landing the intercltv
octopede race There were only two
AZ arta httt L. ..g
the closest events Of the regatta The
New York crew which was made up ~
the Metropolitan and y. s. A. G. emit
pedes. made false start and was called
back The two crews got away well
on the second shot. and all the way down
the course there was less than q half
length separating the two Centipedcs
Philadelphia led for while after pass.
ing the half mile mark. but the New York
crew had more snap In the remaining dis
lance and barely won out The judges
said the margin was three feet, but
crowd was yelling dead heat but a
conference between the officials resulted
In the announcement that the New York
ers had won. 1t was a stirring battle
Pearse OF the Metropoitans Of New
York surprised the rowing followers by
his good showing In the fnal Of the senior
quarter mile dash. He did not win. but
had the satisfaction OF beating Robert
DlpDls' lHe 'dHdultU, no Won tne ute
at Boston last year. For while II
looked AS though Pesrses lead We're
enough 10 win. for he Jumped away from
the buoy with surprising speed Butler
gave him an argument loo yards from
tho finish and managed TO pass him, but
Pearse was strong enough to keep ahead
Of Dbble Neer OF Detroit was a poor
fourth
In the senior eight cared she'll race
the pace was too speedy for the y. V
4. G., but 1t finished third, being beaten
out by the Duluths and Argonauts The
New Workers. had the satisfaction OF nm
shng a few lengths ahead OF the West
ern Rowing Club OF 81 Louis. The sum
naries
Senior Single SOUL shells 'Assoc,a,ionl =
Won BY John Kelly vesper Boa club
Boa Club rho 6ns 9oS Gy
a. ,h.rd. David Kegsn MUTUAL Ro%ins
hemian Boat club, New York sixth. Fred
ispper. ,pon Rowing Cub. Toronto canada
New York, and Henry Livingston, River.
,ide, Boa, Club. Cambridge, Mass, did not
senior Four Dared sheus-won nv uui.
x.r,i,y BARGE CUB. Phiisdelphia, CR,ehaTd
.2 SEs second Poiom . Boa, STnS. w,.s
H 1snE s P Ea 1.Sn L. v MnfiT o'T
RANK T. chGmbsriin, strokeI' Western
kowins Club ~ St Louis started but
Intermediate -Four cared shclls-won by
r%,ss9.n eoai bow cruz P P4aGdan Mn" ~
Schneider, 3, T. q. ForseiL strokeli second,
s5S E0Tns gSo q T9T9?'G aa H ss't
y ". Clerk s'roksl thirh arundel Boat
Club v, BSi,im99r' iRgdolPhri, bow sCharts
r5:, u, :. MS.
Faulkner, bow. FRANK psvy. ." HNnrv
Liyinrs,on' Cary F@@"'kIq,.1r, s'rHss. /;
ca,,ns, 4 charles Kesrro, S,roke,; 'hird'
cf'i F. Gisfs :F . @ n.,iara a"2?'DNE2
Newin, a. s. :. Herman. strok.) fourth.
Malta Boat cub, Ph!'ade!phla. Time.
:, champion Senior single sssull shells
Toronto. canada second John J. Kelly,
Everard Il Butler Toronto Rowing Club,
senior Eisht cared shsil'-,won ny pu,
sS'.; 4 E.nS, Hoi 3 u5yl. aT 8 I
.CSas H5SS"as EPHlns G9S TS5o2so
MN sinclaif,, s. O, .. 'roffrlbsrry' :; + Q
Western Rowing 'ciab, st" Louis Time,
Intercitv Cctopcle Won by New York
ALBERT T.. Gauss. bow. Joseph T y. cal.
lehan, :, Ludwig Jagss, 3; William II
:. John Cattus, charles kusche stroke;
J. Whelan. coSswain!, second, Philadelphia
Ia. Speidel bow, Walter Campbell. .; =
brew. 3; " smith !. T. r Clark, s.
~. u Prilarl. 6. T. p. Newlln. I. :, S
s--rman, stroke; T.. G. Koch coxswain)
Time. s:es 3-j
quarter Mile Dash-Won by T. y. Butler
Toronto Rowing club; second, Il, II Pearse
%onpareil Rowing club New York third
Robert Dibble, Don Rowing club. ToroL,n
Fourth, william Neer Detroit Boat Club
xAne. 1874.
Brook1ynite Tennis victor.
MAPLEwoop, y H., Aug. s.--Skilfui ser,
vice coupled with arr,,rDte DIa-en,ent,