The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

the fancy. sds-whi.kered, hair besmeared youths
among the grand coDcourse evidently ashamed os tei
thsm every htei and 10 every "mili" they
there are Nova Scotian 'rvugbs" snd "spors as vel
a. Cosmopolitan ''angnis OF this cnsracter Tney ehec
h'g prsrly hrsastpins sleek, cbop-ke whskers ana
hui cha ns they comm ngle with the feaiheIsd birds
o. .heic clan from elsewhere, but seem dsconsolia
The ladies' OK the surrounding country dock in
town. not ony witness the uternaoaa race hut the
ven spirited contests OF the spriugd Id Iuo, that Will
MAKE up ID. fun OF the iair." there are herr tbs
iApiry and Baker crews, fvier, OF Cambridge. John
Mckiei o. Nesburg Ellis Ward. OF Cornwall all DO.
lisve IN tho additional five The prog nme of
o. nc n'srnoons sport repiete with enisrainment
PROGRAMME OF The RAcra
II h:ENatch between Tapley and Baker fsix cared
eI6s ard 1asa race open to ALL hree miles,
-. Mherry race, open to ell; two miles; prizes
4-Grand international match. between the Ward
ii. miles; stakes, 81 600 Boa SIDE no" s. jour-
.Sscosred race, OPEN to all; three miles prizes
$40 -wherry match, between tho stroke oarsm.p Of
tn fapey and Baker crews u. Leary and P. Harrng-
ton); three mites; stakes $50 side.
ENTRIES FOR THs RACE
II +. nuwkns, of sprne Geld-nniform, white shirts,
req handkerciets; crew, King istrokel 4. r. Harr.
J. Sheehsn, H. Cine lbowl.
Phs'ps OF sprinRaeld-uniform, red hcndkcr
chiefs white shirts blue pants; crew. o. Neil tstrok
). King. NJ Horrgan, j. Lynch tbo"l
caps crew, Kennedy tstroke), j. Lee N. Heating, j.
J. sweeney bovL
J. NJ. Thompson of Springfield rm, green hand.
Eerch crew. Leary stroke), g. Boyle, +. K Par
k-r J. Boyle (b,w).
M. j. GIrasan, Of Bos,on,-unform, white; crew, Geo.
Faulkner sroke) Micnael Foley, William Mclaughlin, ,
George Mclaughlin bowl
George c. wiggin, Of Bcs,on-uniform, white; crew,
pancs McNuIe ts''oke). Audrew O'Connors. Patrick
hcCrcady, 4. Farnev tb,w).
What Cheer, OF Boston-uniform, white shirts aud
bandkerchcfs: crew, James Ceary (strokeh +. Owons
2. Reagan, J. McShelrey bowl
Charles o. Russell, to be rowsd by John Nickel, OF
Cold Spring, N. Y.
Boat -, to be rowed by e. Ward, OF Cornwall, N. Y.
ENTRIES FOR rHE six-oARED RACE.
j. W. Dickinson, Of Springfield uniform, red hand
kerch'efs white shirts blue pants; cre.. }. 0'Neil
!strokc n: King, Horrigan J. Drsco, P. O'Brieu,
J. A. Lunch bowl
II +. HAWKINS, Of Springfield uniform, white Shirts
red handkerchief; crew, r King s,rokeh Doherty,
Thomas King, H. Haain, J. Sheehan, ". Clune cow.
j. +. Tapley, OF Springfed-uniform, green handker-
chiefs, white shirts; crew, j. Leary (slrokel. G. Boyle.
T.. T. Parker. Halan. a. Ring J. Boyle bow.
w. Il Burial, Of SPrinefeld-uniforul blue and
White: crew. NJ. Kennedy tstroke), T. Ely, J. Lee, n.
Keaung, !. Guilty, J. J. Sweeney tbovl.
THE GENERAL ASPECT.
A finish writing there is good prospect that the
grant contest OF to-dav viii satisfactorily aud
qaetly. The raence OF the aquatic loving public has
been exhausted and tho sense OF fair pav and justice
disguised with unpnncipled contestants Ia many
The judges are determined that legitimate and
superior skill shall alone win tho race Of to day.