The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-02

nuAi Middle etates regatta on the
schuyikili this afternoon. Three nrst
places went TO the metropolitan visitors.
the Union Boat Club leading the way
with two. The New Rochelle Rowing
Club Of New Rochelle. N. Y. accounted
for the other victory.
The intermediate eight Of the Uniong
stroked by +. ". prodiI. beat the I'M
dine Barge Club Of this city by half a
length in one OF the best races OF the
afternoon The lPotomscs OF Washing
ton, also scheduled to start, did not 60
to the line.
/ Union hit UP terrific pace at the
start and 1t looked as though they would
not bo able to maintain It. The TN
dimes stuck to them, and during the last
half mile they virtually raced bow and
bow. In the last 22o yards the Unions
showed more power and gained the de-
cision in minutes and 0 seconds, a.
against Undines time OF 8 10.
Only q short time aftsrward Joseph
Harth, +. T. Heker, r. v. Brodil ana
George Harth. out OF the stern END OF
the victorious Union eight. won the inter-
mediate four Dared gig race from the
undines by two full lengths In 9 min
utes seconds.
Try for Third Triumph.
The Union eight also tried to lift the
title In the senior race. but found their
stamina Slapped from early efforts and
finished in the rear. The Undine crew,
made up principally of past ana present
University Of Pennsylvania oarsmen,
won by three-quartsrs Of a length from
the Fisk Red Tops OF Chicopee Falls,
Mass, in The excellent time of minutes
seconds. The Unions were up in<the
race for the first half mile, but fell away
after that as a result of their earlier
races.
Albert T. Stewart Of the Metropoli-
tans OF New York fell by the wayside
In the junior single sculls and finished
Nth In field OF 1--WE
Grapef Loses Chance.
Richard draper. Bayonne Rowing As
ISOLATION, lost a chance to take second
place In the intermediate single soulls
when he stopped pulling on his oars
near the finish line. walters Ringing,
Vesper Boat Club. Philadelphia, won by
a length Of open water in 6:t6 rs.
!. When Graper misjudsed the finish
David S. Maimin, Lone Star Boat Club
New York. slipped in for second place
In s :22 2-5 The Bayonne sculler gave
Ringing q hard race all the way over
the mile straight away, but steered badly
at the head of Peters Island, q quarter
of mile from the finish. and this lost
him at least a length There were only
three entries.
Lone stars Hard Luck.
The Lone Star Boat Clubs pair. Sam
uel Siesel and Henry Froelich. deserved
to win the intermediate doubles but by
steering poor course lost to the I'm
dine Barge Club of Philadelphia. The
latter crew contained Harry Keller and
Richard A Suppiee. two Penn oarsm6n.
The Lone Stars lost by O little less than
two lengths IN minutes as les seconds.
w. I. Opsanu and w. L. Reed Of the
New Rochelle Rowing Club picked up a
third place over the Ariel Rowing Club
of Baltimore Active Boat Club Of Ho-
boken was sixth.
The American Rowing Champion, Jack
Kelly OF the Vesper Boat Club. stroked
four winners-senior quarter mile dash,
senior single championship, senior
doubles and senior quadruple SOULS.
Twelve Of the seventeen races went to
Philadelphia crews.
OF the out of town crews the New
Workers. led with. three firsts and wash
ington and Baltimore each turned In one
first place.
New Rochelle Triumphs.
New Rochelle Rowing Club put over
surprise In the Junior quadrupie sculls
when 1t beat big field. The Arundels
Of Baltimore finished one length back of
the New. Workers., with the Vespers third
and west Philadelphia fourth. The
Crescents had a scant lead over the
Potomaos for fifth place.,
One of the Jokes OF the regatta was
In the senior four cared barge race In
which the .Woodellff Boat Club, Wood
elf, N. J., and Bayonne Rowing AS
ISOLATION brought an extra barge here
In order to have the Undines race
against them. The latter crew went In
merely ms a filler. but surprised every
body by winning by three-quarters Of
length in 6 ;5S. The Bayonhes were two
lengths back of Woodcliff. The sum-
maries:
by John B. Kelly, yesper Boat Club. Phila-
club: Phlglsasiphis. second. Tins, ia s;s.
sksemaker, Malta Boat Club, Phiiadsiphis;
CssI H Thomas Goas, pnd,ns sarEs Club Phil,
f Ass2 8i H50 siss.T ao Asiropoitas
Rowing Club, New Yosh. NTH Samuel
MOorehead. Montrose Boat Phltadelphia.
Junior Eight CARED. sesiiss~oa by
tE. p Schneider, bow; ]. b. Sherry. 2;
T p; Dorset q F. L. ssiisyt, Il c
Ssis wv s:HsT ssst f'sS hs esaa'
W. s. Gheen, 8; Harry Ran, 4: r. sehwoe-
Bile, s; Jack d. Costello, 6; Joe Felix. 7;
benjamin. Hild. strSke; Samuel 20 WingS'
adelphia Oh Bhrtenbach. bow; J. II. Bauer
9; A. r. Camersahd, 81 l. r, Pengely. 4;
j. c. Corowel 8; W. A. Fizard. s.; y. a.
Barton, 4 Roy Owes, stroke; r, Hooker,
senior Four Dared Barge with ceKswalp)
Won by Undine Barge Club, philadelphia
George W, Allison, bowl r. q. schmidt
heiser, ,; Harry II. Keller; Richard A.
supplies. stroke; William II: BARLEY. cox
Ts5n1( Rn EsS%% u. sof Sew GYRS avs Ms0fi as
holm. 2 Fred ,. Rollins, 81 Adolph Tros-
tel, stroke; Richard Sturcke, coxswain),
second; Bayonne Rowing Association. Bay
S% ,sst FAM KsnR'bs oy Gis%S ss T'9E
Reed, stroke; Edward walbarn. eoxswain).
Junior Double scuIis-won BY Undine
Barge Club. philadelphia arthur Aloe,
Fairmoupt Rowing Assoclatica. PhiladeI,
phia (Winheid Lewis. bowl Walter Adams.
stroks); third,, gaehslo,Is Barge Club
'a@ Senior ousarupis scaiis.woh BY : v Yes
Boat Club, Philadelphia william Auer.
how; Fred @, Lehm. p; Paul Costello. 8;
John ID Kelly strokel undine Barge