Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-06
JACK KELLY DEFEATS
ROONEY IN SINGLES
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four lengths of open water The official s
claimed Lukens went under the wrong
arch and the regatta referee awarded the
race to Walter f. Hannegan, of the New
York Athletic Club. Lukens had rowed n
magnificent race, holding the lead from
the start and the crowd Of rooters on the
banks was visibly disappointed.
Six scullers were on the mark when the
judges gun popped and the race started.
Lukens took the lead and although row.
ing in rough water and with a northeast
wind blowing steadily in his path kept
the lead. Hannegan was second, but was
sheltered under the west bank Of the
river. Lukens led all the way, with
Hannegan closely following. Near the
island the under man increased his stroke
and won by four lengths The decision
or the judges was severe blow, as thiS
meant an auspicious start.
Bill Hart, the big sculler of the Metro
politan Rowing Club, OF New York. was
the only man to finish in the l4O-pound
class OF senior scullers. Opposed to him
We're George Allison, of the West Phila-
delphia B. c., and Frank PatchelL of
Columbia Boat Club, of Pittsburgh Alu-
son was forced to run ashore by Patchell
while Hart was In the lead at the finish
by six lengths.
intermediate double sculIs-Won bv po-
stroke; second, Undine Barge, schmid-
heiser bow, Boswell stroke; third, YES
per b. C., SEVERN bow, Gutesgell stroke:
fourth, New Rochelle r. C., G. Cole bow.
w. Cole stroke. Time, 1856.
The summary;
Junior single sculls-won by W. Hannegan.
HTiel RON Rowing Club bse'GRG fR4d r. ,MfPhsEland
SSoiambi9 So.ii AZ 3 C. fourth James j. Casey Penn
minutes 1-5 second iNne
ltoIgouPa senior single sgulls-won by Will
Frank Patchel Of Columbia b. G., disousii
fed, and George Allison. Of West Phiadelphia
senior single scuils-won by John Keuv vos-
per Boat Club; second, 7; Rooney. Rayenswood
Rowing 4ssoeiatoh Walter yihsoSSa hoo%s1 81 SSGpPsrei
did not finish. Time. 0:i2, Niu'n'
senior ray, ,GqaddEnpls dE seulls-woR by Philadelphia
ds, 3; Newlin stroke,li second, Vesper Boat
kev sSeke) 'IT Time SSs65snS :6s Second, araef 81
lntermodiate single scuils Won bv toa
H. Ha%s FaTmoun SSnf RoTios RsTss club ssGad
third, ~, Aiers Arundel Boat Club; fourth
palrylnpe' New Rochelle RoSihe Club bbl'a hlxtS tS
John John ssnse yesper Boat Club, Time. min.
nets sStG5meeats 4 yiosSE-oSISs Ssswon BY wab
SssRei.sd bow; Lynch Eslsrs EEisalSns sMfl5s MooTs
Ha5iup. shanks 81 wunta, stae1n stroke1' T,%s T9,9w
o. 9v seconds -'''e'
SuhiD uouble bculs-Won by Penn Para.
Slyp tJarger bow; Casey stroke): saeon6
third West Philadelphia b. c 1Mefnegnsyy'
Low, noM, Williams s'roke). Time, minutes Sss
Association senior single sculls = Won n.
Henry Heller. Metropolitan Rowing CHM y oy
ond, J.. Elliott Newlin, Philsdefnhia sec sec.
SS,,ub; thrd, Theo Clark, Philadelphia barge
Cub S,a ftth r. Cox Malta Boat club. Phass Time.
:! Junior =, ,aqadEppls sculls won by Quaker CITY
y cine, srQkel; second, Potomac b 4 foillr,
taro, bow Hutterly. q smith 3: McDonsid
leonard. bow; Reid. Il syphsr a SiSp
su1kels fourth, Lone Star ~ C' lScheserh'
Dow; Weetheimer q Mailman, B. and nosen
thai, strokel, Time, 9 Minis. Is 8 secs
, junior eleht-oared shells Won hv Potonac
y. q. Gained. how: Mckinney n Ashford
p; fernsworth. 4; Wren. D; Rebont ii. foe al.
ter, Clark stroke; kintz, coxswainl see-
end, Virginia 81 @ (Tyler. bow: Monfeon,srx
rnompssn' cavannagh a Welford s;
broeh, eoxsvain) third. Nesper B' ! q. 1Keilv
bow Conner, 2; nvera, 8. Hogan q none6
stiy e uonla, q Johnson, Boyd. stroke,
Ewing ooxswainl. Time. s;l7 ~N'A''
senior four-oared shells-Won bv A riel
Rowing Club, Howard bow. Matthew
no. 2 Wilson No s. smith stroke: 49,
ond, West Philadelphia. q. {. row. nov
Alecofmick No q Mclheiner No. enS
Allison stroke. Tine, mlnutes. ''r