New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05

| EddyS OIL MS pfOWeSS To-Day IN anne,
the Golden Jubilee regatta of the M
men, over the mile and quarter ST
| River.
Belyea looms as strong challenger
for Walter Hoover's supremacy with
the sculls. Tomorrow he faces Paul
Costello, of the Vesper Boat Club, this
city, and Louis Zeha, of the First b.
hemian, New York, in the race which
carries with it the singles title. Judged
by his races to-day, it will take
sturdy rival to beat him. Hoover will
not defend his title because he has not
had sufficient time to get in condition
| since his trip abroad
Belyea twice to-day beat Edward Nc
the race found Henry Heller, of the
Lone Star B. c.. New York. and Nc
Guire off to a speedy start. Belyea
timed his race, closing up at the three
quarter mile point, and winning in easy
fashion. J. E. Garrett Gilmore, of the
Bachelor Barge Club, Philadelphia, won
the second qualifying heat from Rus
sell Goldman jr,, Union B. c., Boston.
Gilmore led at all stages of the race.
Belyea Wins Easily
In the final heat Belyea again played
waiting game, letting Mcclure and
Gilmore go out in front only to catch
his local rival at half a mile and pass
him, then overtake Mcclure at the mile
and win with evident ease.
The Duluth Boat Club crews shared
with schuylkill Navy and New York
oarsmen the glory of winning other
feature races. jim Ten Eyck's inter
, mediate eight jumped ahead of New
Rochelle at the start, and although the
! race was rowed in terrific downpour
of rain the Westerners managed to
gradually keep ahead and win by two
lengths. Arundel, of Baltimore, was al
ways third, half length ahead of
| Undine. of this city.
Duluth's youthful intermediate four
overlook Vesper's, of this city, at the
mile post and left them in the rear in
the last quarter. Less than an hour
later the same Duluth crew undertook
to lower the colors of fresh Vesper
four in the international race, but fell
short by a scant two feet in the great
est race of the day.
Vesper. stroked by Kent Myers, bow
oar in the Pennsylvania barge's senior
four, finalists in the 1920 Olympic re-
gatta, managed to get half length
lead in the first mile. Duluth's great
squirt near the finish cut Vesper's lead
to three feet, but the local crew rail-
lied and won.
Louis Zeha, of the first Bohemians,
despite an erratic course in the first
half of the 44O-yard dash. clipped the
water at a forty to the minute beat and
won from Tom Rooney, former sculling
champion, by eight feet.
The clever 150-pound crew Of the
Undine Barge Club, Philadelphia,
George W. Allison bow, John Blessing
stroke, proved the class of this event,
an added fixture by the Schuylkill
navy.
New York A. C. Crew Wins
The New York A. C. crew won the in
termediate quadruple SOULS, another
added feature. The Union B. c., of
New York, set the pace for three-quar-
ters of a mile and then New York A. C.
spurted and won.
Robert H. Agnew, of Undine, won the
intermediate singles event after a keen
battle with Manuel Gomez, of Cam
bridge, Mass. Ten scullers started.
The winner and runner-u,p on oppo-
site sides of the stream, left the others
in their wake to fight it out.
The summaries:
by Louis zoha. First Bohemian 3. c., New
York; Thomas J; Rooney. Undine Barge
Club. Philadelphia. second; William r.
R9sing Club, st. Louis. fourth Time
intermediate four-oared shells-Won by
Duluth Boat Club, Duluth. MINI, CIV. Co
Hentry bow: D. psve1 w, Ward r5,, l. Ole LIE
adelphia,. second; Nonpareil Boat Club.
New York, third West Philadelphia Boat
ponnds aube I%s by
Undine. Barge Club, Philadelphia George
" Allison, John Blessing. stroke). Yesper
varia Barge Club. Philadelphia, third:
Vest Western :, Rowing Club. ST. Louis, fou~th.
Intermediate single shells-wen by Rob
ert II. Agnew. Undine Barge Club. Phila-
delphia; W, J. G. Borie. University Barge
riverside 3, c.. Cambridge. Mass. third.
Eannes. bow; T. Mcguire. Jack Costello,
X Myers, stroke); Duluth Boat Club, sec
pha thrd Barge eae Club Pha
deiphia, fourth. Time, e62 As,
New Ydrs ts,s auadrupe sheliswon by
| J. Sullivan, bow George Crebtree, Lans-
ing Van Houten, John Fl. Kerslake, stroke);
seoond Union Boat Club. 0 New s york th n.y
Crescent Boat Club, Philadelphia, fourth.
Time, SOL,
Intermediate eight-oared shells-won by
Duluth Boat Club. Duluth. MINI: q. Nc
Ellingson. A. O'Brien, 6. Strong. S. Tart.
Il. Forward, stroke); New Rochelle Row
Ing Club, New Rochelle. second; Arundel
Boat Club, Baltimore. third; Undine Barge
Club, philadelphia, fourth. Time, Gas
association senior single shelis-Won by
Hilton Belyea, st. John Amateur Rowing
| Club, st. John, N. B.; Edward Mcclure
Mutual Rowing Club, Buffalo, second; w.
p. Garrett Gilmore, Bachelors Barge Club
philadelphia, third; Russell Goldman jr..
Union b. c.. Boston fourth. Time,
1882 LIS.