The New York herald., 1922-08-05
Louis Z0ha Takes Quarter and
New York A. c. Intermedi-
ate Quadruples.

I rowing Dy briyea, Canadian champion
Tor the last two years, who went into
the American championship final and
victories by three Philadelphia crews
and two from New York and Detroit
were the high strokes of the second day
in the Golden Jubilee National Regatta
on the Schuylkill to-day
Belyea earned the right 20 row against
Paul V. Costello OF the Vespers, this
( city, and Louis Zoha OF the first Bo-
hemian Boat Club, New York. In the
| champion singles tomorrow, and one
OF the three will be crowned national
I title holder. as Walter NJ. Hoover is not
defending his title. Hoover OF Diamond
! Sculls fame is here, but will confne his
rowing activities to giving an exhibition
More than 5000 persons enjoyed the
days racing. which started with the
association heats in the morning anc
wound up with the intermediate eight
Dared shell race at 80 y. NJ, In which
Duluth swept over the lire two lengths
| ahead of the crippled New Rochelle
! Boat Club shell. The final race was
staged in a heavy downpour of rain. bu,
several thousand persons stayed TO the
Anish
Coach Van vlict's New Rochelle eight
gave Jim Ten Eyck's Duluth eight a
keen battle all the way.
Canada's sculing champion. Hilton 4.
Belyea of st. Johns. y. b.. 4s years old
Won the National Association senior
single shells title and the right to row
against Paul v. Costello of the Vespers
and Louis Zoha. First Bohemian Boat
Club. New York. for the American cham
pionship singles tomorrow. Belyea had
four lengths on Edward Mcclure. Mu-
tual Rowing Club of Buffalo with Kill
more the Bachelors star, third. about
half length back OF the Buffalo copper
Russell Goldman. Jr., Union Boat Club
Boston. was a poor last.
Belyea rowed between 80 and 36
] strokes To the minute all the way. finish
Ing at the latter clip in minutes. 80 Is
seconds. while Mcclure did I IA. Gil.
more. who finished next to Belyea in the
/ Canadian championships last week, got
away to his customary splendid start
and jumped the field. He was still lead
| irg at the quarter mile post. with No
| CURE second. Goldman third and Belyea
last. At the half mile mark MCGUIRE
was stil leading. with Belyea second
| The Canadian. on the west side of the
river, timed his rallies well and went out
/ in front at the three quarter mile post
Mcclure still fought the st. John fisher
man. while Gilmore disappointed his fol-
lowers by dropping back. At the head
/ OF Peters Island, or a quarter OF mile
from the finish, Belyea put on ten
and jumped Mcclure by more than n
length. After that IL was easy sailing
for the veteran Canuck. who virtually
| breezcd home.
n. Y. A. &. Men In Front.
New York had things its own way in
the intermediate quadruple shells when
the New York Athletic Club beat the
! Ravenswood Boat Club OF Long Island
City by one and a half lengths. with the
Union Boat Club of New York third. the
same distance back OF the Long Islander
Crescent Boat Club vas last.
Ravenswood put up plucky race an,
led at the end of the first half mile, bu
| then the New York \. c.. stroked b,
John L. Kerslake. hit II up and set the
pace in the remaining distance. TIL,
Union Boat Club quad" which won IL
the junior class on Thursday. was also o
challenger in the early part Of the race
but could not Keep il up. The winged
foot" scullers picked out good course
all the way and displayed rare form
Seated back OF Kcrslake were Lansing
Van Houton in No. 3. George Crabtree
No. 2, and John j. O'Sullivan. bow
Every man pulled a powerful and clear
oar.
Cndine $50 Pound Double Wins.
Undines Barge Club of Philadelphia
with the Veteran George Allison in the
bow seat and John Blessing. Jr.. stroke
won the senior 150 pound double she'll.
4 from a field OF five rival crews. The
/ Undlne pair had two lengths on the
| Vespcr double. w. l.. Nelson and q
Feilon. with Pennsylvania Barge third
about half length back Of the Nespers
Penn Barge was less than six feet ahead
OF the Western Rowing Club of st
Louis and the Potomacs OF Washington
fifth.
Allison and Blessing rowed splendid
race. getting their lead early which en-
abled them to look back at their op-
ponents all the way down the course.
The Undinc pair covered the mile and a
quarter IN 7:le. esscd up In the last
sixty yards. The Pontchartrain Row.
ing Club Of New Orleans and Crescents
or this city were entered but did not
start.
First Victory for Duluth
Coach Jim Ten Eyck's Duluth Boat
club scored it's first victory of the re-
gatta I'm intermediate four cared shells.
finishing . length and half ahead OF
the Vesper. with the Nonpareils OF New
York a scant half length behind tine
Philadclphlans and the West Phillies
last. The Duluth four led all the way
and set terrific pace. The Minnesota
four pulled over the mile and a quarter
In 6:s7. The Nonpa ellis and West Phil
lies steered a poor course In the last
half mile
Zoha Beats Rooney.
Amid the cheers of thousands near
the finish line. Louis Zoha OF the First
Bohemian Boat Club of New York won
the senior quarter mile dash by six feet
from Tom Rooney. former national sculi-
ing champion, now representing the
Undine Barge Club OF this city. Willrlm
r. Hapgood OF the Bachelors was more
than a length back OF Rooney. the for
mer New Yorker, and August Muckier,
Western Rowing club Of 81. Louis last
Zoha sped down tho ii0 yards straight
away in 10 2-5. while Rooney was Just
three fifths OF a second behind him at
the finish
Walter NJ Hoover. diamond sculls
hero. was entered In this race. but At
the last minute announced that he
would not row. He has consented 10
take part In an exhibition event to-mor-
row. Gilmore r. Bachelor also drnppt
out In order To save himself for his As-
sociat.on final
In the dash Rooney and Hapgood got
away before Zoha. who was over on the