The New York herald., 1922-08-05

Ecw Boat Club OF New York was fourth
3 T.. Toski. Arundel Boat Club. Balti-
more fifth W. w. Shoemaker Bache-
Tor Barge Club. sixth William Haynes,
metropolitan Rowing Club. seventh. and
Thomas Molloy. Nassau Boat Club, New
York, last. Ralph j. Adams, Columbia
Boat Club, Pittsburgh. started, but
dropped out after rowing a little more
than half mile. 1t was a hard grind
all the way for the sculers. with Agnew
coming through in the last quarter mile
He clung close to the east bank all the
way down and almost scraped the side
wall just above the judges stand. but
apparently knew his water. judging BY
the way he finished.
Nesper Boat Club of Philadelphia by
scant four feet won the senior interna-
tional four cared shell race from Duluth
in one Of the greatest finishes ever seen
or the Schuykill The Vesper. stroked
by Ken Myers OF Olympic fame, were
clocked in $ minutes 50 4-5 seconds.
Duluth was only two-fifths of a second
behind. Pennsylvania Barge Club was
third and Bachelors Barge Club fourth.
The latter crew, which contained Eddie
Mitchell. Penn's 1921 captain. and Rob
erts and Jellneck of this years varsity
eight. won the Canadian championship
last Saturday.
vesper ald Duluth fought 1t out all
the way. but at the head of Peters
Island the Philadelphians enjoyed a lead
of almost length. Then a new battle
of the sweeps started. with Jim Ten
Eyck's crew coming faster with every
stroke. Vespers were strong enough to
answer the Duluth challenge, but the
Minnesota four. which had previously
won in the intermediate class. cut down
the lead. but not enough to gain another
title. The Penn Barge four was two
lengths back of Duluth and the Bache-
lors trailed by one and half length,
rowing almost against the east wall.
They steered poorly.
The summaries.
SENIOR $50 POUNDS DOUBLE SHELLS
George w. Allison. John Blessing. stroke)
second, Nesper Boat Club. Philadelphia
third. Pennsylvania Barge Club. Philadel-
phia; fourth, Western Rowing Club. st.
Louis. fifth. Potomac Boat Club, Washing
ton. n. @. Time. T:10.
INTERMEDIATE FOUR DARED SHELLS
Won by Duluth Boat Club. Duluth. MINI.
wv. Coventry, bow: p. Dever. !. Ward. L.
l.etourneau. stroke): second. Vesper Boat
Club. Philadelphia; third. Nonpareil Boat
Club. New York; fourth, West Philadelphia
Boat Club. Philadelphia. Time, 6:5I.
INTERMEDIATE SINGLE sHELLs-won by
Philadelphia. second, w. J. @. Borie, Uni
versity Barge Club. Philadelphia; third.
Manuel Gomez. Riverside y. c.. Cambridge,
Mass. Time. 80 10. r. J. oakes Muff.
Ravcnswood Boat Club New York. =.
Etowski, Arundel Boat Club, Baltimore: w.
Welker Shoemaker. Bachelors Barge Club,
Philadelphia; William Haynes, Metropoli-
tan X. c.. New York. and Thomas Molioy.
Nassau Boat Club. New York. finished IN
the order named.
SENIOR INTERNATIONAL FOUR DARED
Ma, no In. sI.ttx .Va
dephia tJ. Hannes. bow; T. Mcguire. Jacl
Costello. X. Myers. stroke): second. Du-
lnth Boat Club third. Pennsylvania Barge
Barge Club, Philadelphia. Time. 6:52 4-5
ASSOCIATION SENIOR SINGLE SHELLS
Final heat-Won by Hilton Bclyea. st.
John Amateur Rowing Club. st. John,
y. b.; second, Edward Mcclure, Mutual
Rowing Club. Buffalo. third w. u. Gar
rett Gilmore. Bachelors Barge Club. Pha-
delphia: fourth. Russell Goldman, Jr.. Union
u. c., Boston. Time, I 80 10.
SENIOR SINGLE QUARTER MILE DASH
Won by Louis Zoha. First bohemian y. G.,
New York. second. Thomas J. Rooney.
tindine Barge Club, Philadelphia: third,
Club. Philadelphia: fourth. August Muckcr.
Western Rowing Club, st. Louis. Time,
l 10 20.
INTERMEDIATES QuADRrPLE SHELLS
Won BY New York Athletic Club, New
York lJohn j. OSullivan. bow: George
crabtrec. Ianeing Van Houten. John II.
Nerslake. sirol5e) second. Ravenswood y.
Boat Club. Philadelphia Time, c:5i.
INTERMEDIATE EIGHT DARED SHELLS
Won BY Duluth Boat Club. Duluth. Mimi.
r,a a. Mccar'ers f,,,n9or bow, M9gham' n.Rr1an
Strong, $. Tart. b. Forward. stroke) sec
ond, New Rochelle Rowing Club. New
Rochelle. \. -; Third. Arundel Boat club.
Philadelphia. Time. 81.