The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Harlem Oarsmen Win Junior
Quadruple Sculls-New
York A. @. Third.

Special Dispatch to THE Nsw YoHK HnAID.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. S.-Sunshine.
rain and some thrilling finishes marked
the opening OF the Golden Jubilee ma
tional regatta on the Schuylkill River
in Fairmount Park this afternoon.
Over the same course that saw the
start OF the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen regatta in 1872 Junior
scullers fought Il out. Out Of the six
races three went to Philadelphia crews.
two to tho Arundels of Baltimore and
the other to the Union Boat Club OF
New York.
A number Of cid time oarsmen who
took part In the first national regatta
fifty years ago were present. including
Charles Myers, who as a member of the
Nassau Boat Club of New York won the
senior singles. Mayor j. Hampton
Moore officially opened the regatta by
firing the pistol at the start of tie
Junior doubles
The Unions Of New York came through
with an impressive victory in Junior
quadruple sculls, while the ,rain clouds
got blacker over the course. The New
Yorkers, with c. j. Dixon. G. Waschek.
NJ. Lampmann and w. Bertsch In the
sculling seats beat the Bachelors Barge
Club of this city by seven lengths
Thunder pealed while the Unions were
pulling down the east side Of the course.
New York A. G. IL Third.
The New York Athletic Club and the
Bachelors staged a fight OF their own
for second place, the Philadelphians
winning the place by scant four feet.
Sydney Jellineck and Ralph Roberts.
members OF Penn's varsity crew, occu-
pied No. and stroke seats in the Bach~
elor's boat. The Undine Barge Club of
this city was last. The Unions. who
timed their pace well and steered well,
sculled the mile and q quarter In min
utes 80 2-5 seconds.
Charles McIlvain OF the vesper Boat
Club won the first heat in Junior sin
gle gigs and later won the final by
eight lengths.
In his heat McIlvain had at least five
lengths to spare over Francis Cation,
Jr.. OF the Fairmount Rowing Associa-
tion Of Philadelphia. with Clarence 0
Ward Of the Nassau Boat Club OF New
York. third: w. Everett Haynes. RAJ
venswood Boat Club. of New York,
fourth. and ]. Campbell of the Cres-
cents, last. McIlvain covered the mile
and quarter in 8 minutes % 1-5 sec
onds. The first two men qualified for
the final. Ward OF New York was only
six feet back of Cation.
John p. Cunningham OF the West
Philadelphia Boat Club and John N.
Bream of the Montrose Boat Club fin
ished first and second respectively in
the second heat of junior single gigs
1t looked like a dead heat. but the Of
ficials gave Cunningham first place by
one foot. The time was s minutes 81
seconds.
Adolph Woll. Jr., Of the Undine Barge
Club, WAS third. and Charles Stokes.
Jr.. Bachelors Barge Club. last.
Haynes Is Disqualified.
William Haynes OF the Metropolitan
Rowing Club of New York finished first
In the opening heat of the junior single
shells. but was disqualified for not pass
ing under the proper arch at the trolley
bridge. lie had a half length on Thomas
Moiloy of the Nassau Boat Club OF New
York. who was then given first place. j.
Lenhart Engle of the Undine Barge
Club. who finished third. was given
second place and qualified with Molloy
for the final
Robert G. Mawhinney Of the Columbia