New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-02
The College Uniom Regatts.
spcosp pAY-THB CITIZENS REGArTA-YALB
WITHDRAWN.


From Our Special Correspondent
WORCESTER. Mass, Saturday, July 90 1864.
The entries made for the Citizens Regatta to-
day we're; NJ,
FRET RAcE-Singe SeuR Wherrie'; D'"~nce
Too Miles. First Prize, as; Second Pr'>|e, $35.
The csy ss:sa. .s sS'.i By water
The j. d. Bslawin-Colsr, black rowrA by p. H. Co'oer
OF The Emma Love-Osor CEDAR Owed BY J. Rsdfsrd Of
Nsw.York, costume, whnfe shirt ana pants
The FrieoAship-Rcwed BY T. y. Doyle Of Boston, COS
IN. j. b C.-colc mshOsanyi r0wsd by Andrew Mckee
The %ou,e-CdOr mahogany; rOved Sy J. rylss j.. 81
Boston, GESTURE. white shirt and white handkerchief
trimmed with btie.
spooyp Rae..-Four. Dared Boats; Distance, Three
M,ies. First Prize, 500; Second Prize, Wv.
Thu G.,rr. J. Brown II New YorkColor, cedar rowed
Ay Dennis Leary j. A. Bisa James Bisin. and bernard
BikIin c,r,umes. white shirts aud pants - a.. .a
by Iycorss Foskn.r John Evans Jsmrs Hston and James
Fox, egstumes white shirts aud sresn caps. n,.,
Ryan, NJ J. oesson. s. Hardy aud j. o''u'; costumes
nv. iessp Of Bo.tonRored BY NJ Doherty T. Butler,
Mesush.y and Z. Resan. eos,a,es, white shirts and red
caps. ~,
TsrRp RAcE-Sir Dared Boats Distance, Three
Mes. First Prize, $l5e; Second Prize, So
Third Prize, $50.
The p. L. Tucker Of NewYOrk-Coor, cedar rowed by
A. y
william burns Bernard Bsn costumes, striped shirts
The Hsivsrd-coor spsnsh cedar; manned the same a.
The Yse-color. Spanish cedar manned the same " yes
The Harvard se-Color Spanish ccdar manned tho 'aHs
he Yale sscOlor, Spanish CEDAR manned the same as
yesterday.
Owing to the absence Of the Volunteer and the Tick
Ter for the second race, the second prize OF so was
withdrawn IN accordance with the regulations OF the
regatta and the thiSd the only boats that ac'
tuay entered ere the Howard Sophy and the Tucker
was given 10 70 from the Judges boat FOR the trst race
| The Judges were: Geo. w. Bentley, Worcester; H..
I. Rockwell. Geo. G. Dupee Boston; r D. Kice' o
Salisbury ir {. A. Chase J' D. DaAe"ih uAu " ~
Barker, Worccster. 80,
The inside place was drawn by the LOyett, and the
res, in this order; b. G. 2d' :. u. BsaT s,h "a
fair start was made and the time " the winners was
Emma Loyett. 1875; Charley White, l6;4s
appeared Starting st ill., Ism. Ola, the Geo D. Brown
came In In 81 minutes, the Geo. Is. Mcclellan seconds
later; q very well contested race. A.,
| The third race n DISAPPOINTMENT 10 many; ue
Yale boats both withdrew their names and also the
ward University she'll and the was thus robbed
OF much Of the expected interest that would otherwise
have been taken in it, The Harvard were beaten
by seconds both crews running behind the winning
times OF yesterday Was the Gaze III all me races OF
today The best time that has been made during the
entire regatta both days was that OF the University
crew Of the Yale men, 1901 not 1912 as gave yester
day although own Watch ShNo ly.Vy. hiu tha 40
The fine Grst announced. lie =. L. Tucker was ~
minutes and seconds the course the Harvard boys
ly:H
There the btterest Dissatisfaction expressed anon
| the adherents Of Harvard n all directions at the
| backing out" of the Yale University boat. 1 have
been tie greatest pains possible to get a. The exact
| truth and 40 nearly as 1 can learn il Is this:
| The Y ale men came up TO WOrcesteT--Itsef town
rather toward Harsard-with the intention
of making lair trial OF boating sk,l with the picked
men from all Harvard. when the races Of yesterday
evidenced the fac, that the latter had better oarsmen IN
thair Sophomore than In the University one they
| expressed dcsiIe to pull that crew again. this time
against the Yale Unvefsity. which yesterday. TO
this the Yale willing o agree but DESTROYS TO
have tho contest simply between the tso and prtcu-
larry expressed their Dissatisfaction at having 10 take
the risks Of fouliDg with many boats on the water
To tits the Harvard men would not acccde Yale was
unwilling 10 enter the lists against an opponent they
had not desired 10 contend with and Withdrew both
their boat- Harvard University boat then left the
course 10 the two remaining crews. farer contest
could not have been asked. possibly have been
had; more favorable circumstances never favored any
regatta aid tue sincere hope IN Which all units H. 1at
future races nay have little ifccling as nitle
nocturnal dIstl bancr, aud fsS InishaPs IN have
fallen the bot Of the completed College Union
REGATTA ut Worcester 81 1864. MEDEs.