New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31
From Our Special Correspondent.


Youth Conclusion.
From Our Special Correspondent
WORCESTER, July 29. Ices.
The City Regattawas not so largely attended
ms the one OF yeslelday; still, goody number were
present The first race, for singescul Wherres, was
started lOi O'Clock The following boats cane into
position numbering from the Judges boat 0nside);
T. Fastern--J Dn.col, Boston; white shirt and p.
UnknOwn-J. Nickel, Cold Spring, n VI white through
3 Emma Love-J H. RsdfoTd, New York; willie pants and
shirt trimmed with blue, blsck cap
4 New-Brunswick-6eofse kner, tostoni wAlse
s Chas. b. Elliott. A. higin New-ioiki white
y CT IA NJ Mckee boston; light shit, rcd cap.
Charles River H. Doyle, B0sioI white sir' and hand
Alter some jockcying the boats got or pretty well
Ward and Bigiin leading. Radlord ana Mchie 20,
gether. aod the rest lying about loose They looked
Keep well ahead Bisln got to the STAKE next IA fold
and Nickel came up together had sort oI foul got TO
talking and then turned. Ca the h0We:SIeteh W ara
came down well ahead. Bielin following. Mckee
came bu it was found that he had not tlrr,d the
stake SO he was counted out. Then came R4diord and
Mckee, followed at a safe distance by the Others
Ward was heartily cheereG rs he crossed the line:
SUMMARY; Distance, mikes lizes, ls', 49, I'd, $50;
J. Mard........l5 m. IS sec Rsdford.ls NJ q sec.
Bsn a. 40 Sec : 5n, ne 10 4 o4 ~ , ,I.
time would have been better
THE FoUR-oARED RACE.
For the second four.oaIed race the following boats
tNIoy-R S. Peabody stroke: W. Dalney. James
Anthony, H. j. Temple, bow.
Irhis crew was made up in expectation that the
Bign brothers 10 pull TO enable tie Mcclellan To
take prize only one Prize could be awarded unless
three boats entered.l
MCCLELLAN of Boston.-J. McGahey stroke; j.
Ceary, {. Reagan, L. Reagan, bow
pHASToM dap Of Worcester-L. Hicks stroke; j.
IL. Cummings. - Hicks, Z. Luther bow.
At the word " Co." the Union jumped of and pulled
Justify. as though going TO WIN. But their number
three caught crab, and another, and the McCeiiah
tooa and kelt the lead throughout go 49,
y
Judge, p5de up PaT'e iS sa "a fnI ,Sn 80
g. Phantom.
The Mcclellan was well pulled, and the crew gave
promise Of better things.
THE sIX-OAR RACE
As on Yesterday tie interest continued ia the race
between Y ale and Harvard. they beng the only SIX
oars entered Both crews came UP looking as ninety as
yesterday. and many thought the Iaryaids intended
mischief The Harvard lad the inside to-day An
excellent start was made the Harvard oars taxing the
water first and they drew ahead OF ale, winch sitlo
they maintained for distance amid cries OF
Haryard"-" TO it boys GIVE it 10 EN- today
But weight, muscle, ard above all, boat told ag iist
Iaerl again to-day. The Yale lessened the distance,
reached the stake ard turned first, both making the
tu,n fneiy On tie way down tie Yale drew
further ahead pulling ~ strokes 10 Harvard 80 heser
day Yale pulled "A 10 10 strokes per miAutc
Both crews came to the liUe rowing handsomely the
Harvard pulling their long graceful stroke, both boats
as steady need be- Yale CLOSED the iAe III 1900.
Harvard 10 seconds behind.
srxxAhY: n..es Tfit.i frize, 500 Second, SIS.
l. lale.............lsus4 2. HaTya.d."......ls2Ot
- PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS.
7, MAS the opinion OF seve al professional boating
men that there all of that difference between tue
tyro hnats and "A wei known builder says there Is az
Inueb as 20 seconds difference. II not more teltaih!
Yse Isa beauty ana reflects great cfeqlt upon
her builder Mckay The ilarYar1 80 aaahde tier
boat better than the crew doing all the irt,e
muutia Of holding. stopping, backing :srninc &C.
with grace and finish hard to excel But sinew and
Lole and muscle have proved too much for them These
two defeats have done much 10 wean them from tie
model Of their new boat Whether it will quicken their
stroke remains 70 he II may also alter the system
of training for nothing could possibly be finer than the
condition OF the Y0ie crew.
THE LADIES HAPPY.
Blue was the predominant color today. and the
ladies' bless their interested hearts bet three to
and all sorts Of odds the races Of yesterday. The
dear creatures 'crowed" quite lustily-f such an ex
preston is allowable considering the gendcr-bu some
Of them forgot to be generous and tho sly hits and
biting Of Guess therel be plenty Of red RIB
bon for sale now Wonder II Harvard wouldn't like
To third ruce etc. freely distributed in the
presence of inofensiye and unofending gentlemen
wearing the red" These gentlemen were pleased 10
see the ladies happy. but didn't wish to be made any
pnhappier than they already were.
4 THE JUDGES
| The irdges to-day were George W. Bentley Chair.
i, man Charles Il. Pratt Jos. Trum0u John s. Bald
win aud Charles A. Chase at the starting boat at the
upper boat, Horace L. Rockwell, Henry IL. SUBWAY
4 THE CITIZENS.
Nothing has been wanting the part Of these gen.
femen provide Amusement for the citizens. and with
characteristic hberaty they decided that the second
Trace should be arranged that boats coming from
distance should stand some show Of taking prize.
Their efforts have been crowned with SUGGEST They
have spent their money and the citizens and visitors
have been made happy.
This letter from Worcester would be incomplete with
out men lion Of generous hospitality which has been
extended by the leading citizens to the gentlemen from
both Colleges present, and many kindly rec0lections
win be carried away BY the recipients Of their courtesy
POLICE AND oTHER ARRANGEMENTS.
Through tie efficiency OF City Marshal Pratt the best
NJ order has prevailed throughout the city Tho young
enflemen of both Colleges worked of their superuous
Enthusiasm on Thursday and Friday evenings at the
hotels and the sights ana sounds were mucous ana an
moving IN tho extreme.
WHAT sLEEPLEss YOUTH MAY DO.
Inst evening large party who had no place 10 lay
their beads, determined that nobody else IN the
hotel should sleep and introduced Ter sohg-"Iranp
'Iramp" Ac-accCmpanied by continual tramping
,hronrbouf tho house. Even a fea,her-bcd thrown
fairly upOn the party from the third story did not IN the
jeast dampen their ardor They also introduced.
Mary had little lamb" shouting the atte'cTy ~
ryeaosn and other characteristic songs. One youth
insisted upon knocking at the various chamber doors to
i,form the occupants that they could have baggage
checked to any part Of the world. Another OF mar
rial turn OF mind amused himself by hring Fetoser
into the COST yard at imaginary Rebels But that Is
ali mast and ererS body has had good time.
TIE CONCLUSION.
Tho HARVARD crew return hume this afternoon and
,le Yale crew this evening. Quite an ovation was
aocorJed the winners In yesterdays race az they
o,ched into the hotel bearing the champion colOrs.
Seers and frantic yes and embraces were the order
OF the day. .. -. u~,,,,n
ssfer much putting together OF many neads, ana
divers mathematical and agebraical caeuialons II nas
lcen ded that the correct and official time IN yeser
' Vale ls:424 Harvard. ....... 1909
Bot This does lQt alter The isodE' epahat ey VINCE