The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Tho sum maries,
JUNIOR EIGHT SHELL


Won by Columbia University Junior,
1 dore schir. 2. 1872 pounds; Anthony Ruff
pounds; AZ Sno poHHd H:- Donald Beer J. ls4
sehserin: !. III pounds, Robert K nst.es
stroke so ~, its pounds; Donald Brush. cox
0o Second pa, New York York 4. C; q: Q, Lennon.
pow ho5ert VIM, ?; De Witt Baker
Hoo,TO: h. p Mathswson. q. A. l. y.
Ebert. 4 II. L. sch hansen stroke 81; EiwaId
Goulet, coxswainl
bow; George Richie. .; Edward Finnigan',
3; Frank Hekker, !: Franklin Brodi 5;
W. jackson, 6; George Harth, :. Joseph
harth, stroke; Joseph J. CulIeton cox
Fourth. Atalanta Boat Club (J. r. Klns-
hey; tpowSi o. W W Haeggerty, p; f. +. Des-
5; W F whit6ecF, e; 5. ~ F f pamfSR,
:; L. J: o'Bricn, stroke; ]. J. /. Mucahy,
Finh New Rochelle High School 90.
Nelson. bow; p. Rugsies. .; F. Dolon, 3
H. OGtaves. :; 7. odell, ;; L, Braun. 6,
Columbia won by length in s:o2n
New York A. c. was ! Lengths ahead
Of Union. which crew led N,aianta by
lengths behind ATLANTA.
SENIOR SINGLE SHELLS.
Won by Henry Heller. Metropolitan Row
Ing Club; r. H. Pearse. Nonparell Rowing
club, second. Time. $3.50 3-s. Only two
started.
SENIOR FOUR BARGEs
Won by woodcNn Boa, Club: Ed Lin
Waltz, 3; Fred Rollins, stroke Richard
Ssturcke, eoHswain Second; Viking Row
re G GrSo: M MentSe oGW; H. e. Lube =;
i:iS. Won by eight lengths.
INTERMEDIATE SINGLE SHELLS.
Won by Albert Kslbac, First Bohemian
Boat Club; William McCullonS Metropol-
itan Rowing Club. second Time OF VIM
ner, 1903. Only two starters.
SENIOR QUADRUPLE SOULS
hon, MonPars!I .i RSwlns CLUB r H. P:or,ee,
p. Crowley, stroke, had no opponents, and
rowed over the course in 600.
JUNIOR oUADRUPLE SOULS.
Won by New York \. C.. william
Beaver, bow; J. rra%amor, :, Ed Etsr,,
Son P M Row Hase Club ,foS cronS bow
]. q. Kelly, >; ", Donvan, 5: II. =. O'pel,
.troHe. Third. New Rochelle Rowing Ciun'
Morgan lie Count, 8; Ernest c. RcaJ1u.u
stroke. Time OF winner, $40; time Of SOC
ond crew, ,5:SS. Tho Winged Foot oars
men led all the way, finishing ten lengths
IN from, of Nonparcll. which WAS s.A
lengths ahead Of New Rochelle,
JUNIOR DOUBLE SHELLS,
Won by Sam Sieg9i and Henry Froehl!ch,
Lone star Boat club; w j, tronin and II
Morgan lie Count ami Ernest c. BeuJnmln.
New Rochelle Rowing club, cnPsized quar-
ter of mile from hn!sh. Time not taken
owing to accident to Judges boat
JUNIOR FOUR GIGS.
Won by Viking Rowing Club. w. Helvcl,
bow: NJ. Schubarth, .; II, Gr"ssman, B. ".
Berger stroke; F. Becker. eoAs"ain,
SccondStynion Boat dub: Frank Hex
ker, bow; Franklin Brodu p George
Harth, o. Joseph Har.h, stroke; Joseph !.
Cullotun, coNswdin. Time-6:SO.
Third-Woodclin Boat Cub: c.. Adic,
dc phi. stroke. e. Ford, coNswain.
Viking led from tho start and finished
an open length in front o. Union, which
was Two lengths ahead Of Woodcl!n.
JUNIOR SINGLE SHELLS.
Won By Frank Sobotka, First Bohcnrian
Boat Club; William Bcrnbauer Ravens
wood Boat Club. second Thomas Francis,
Union Boat club, third: \. SohWeitzer.
Viking Rowing Club fourth George A.
ZoeIler, Metropolitan Rowing Club. hfth.
Time OF winner-6:52.
sobotka spreadeagied his field, wlnnir 3
BY dozen lenSths; From Two to slN
Athletic Club; John 4, Alien, RaycnswooG
Boat Club. Ttmers-J0mcs rIlklngyon,
Union Boat club; John o. Rcgan. Metro,
politan Rowing club; oscar Theis, Nassau
Boat Club: John j. Kraft, Nonparell Row
starter.Herbsrt MillISan, New Rochelle
Judges-A. NJ. Young Bayonne Rowing
Association; William Wade. Hudson Boat
Club; Edward kaiiGa' First Bohemian
Boat Club. Arthur j. Myers, lone star
Boat Club; William Geng, New York Ath.
Clerk OF the oourss-JOhn J. Mulcahy
ATLANTA Boat Club.