New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AOUATfC.

ROWING MATCH BETWEEN THE YALE AND HAIR
YARD SCIENTIFIC CREwS-THE YALE CREW
THE YICTORS.
NEw-HAyEN, June 92.-The Lawrence Scien
tiGc Crew of Harvard University having for weeS or
more past been on boating tour, and vanquished sue
eessyey the College crews of Brown and Rutgers to-day
entered contest with the Yale Scientific Crew at Salton
stall Lake four miles east of this city great crowd
was in attendance including unusually full repre-
sentatiOn of ladies.
The umpire selected after considerable delay was & f.
Emlnons OF Harvard 'Gl, weknOwn boating man.
Before the contest protest received by the Yale
crew from the Harvard which they took exception to
two conditions of the race, viz the date which they
claimed should be tomorrow and the presence Oh MI
after careful investigation, were decided in favor
of Yale. The forwards then drew the INSIDE
IL was ut once evident that Yale had the strongest crew.
for they took the lead almost Immediately ana kept IL 70
the end The course taken by the Yale bow vas most
excellent. while the Other seemed faulty inc fae came
in in good shape-2GlOt tue Harvard folowing-22Jl.
HsrerirR W Bale DOW, PoqsbLeepds Mt P,:mSn,
B. Goodwin NewiOrA City r. Ylnasa 'roke NeUYOtk City Tune
YaE-J T whtel.ey bow YewHayeq Wool GH,soh Troy
n " r. Colgate Rvcrlale " IL H. BUCK o.ani NE; w,
R Day1B2 0y l. o. D'Ah'" '0's
Both crews were received with liberal applause, and no
evidence Of ANYTHING but good humor was exhibited on
fi4r and ae oo Th GS 3ae o BOYS ar ny fartnns
at the coming Worcester race.
REGATTA OF TIE lone CLUB.
No complaint could be raised against the
working ofhe wind yesterday by the captains Of the little
yachts entered in the semiannua regatta of the lone
Club This year, all others, have yacht clubs
favored with free working and steady winds, which
made vessels tell where their superiority aybefore
the wind, the beam, or on the quarter. And
what il more remarkable STILL the force OF the breeze has
favorable the different occasions TO that OF first
class schoOne first second and trdcaSs sl0Ops, open
boats, and catrigged yachts.
Owing TO mishaps yesterday the whole number OF
yachts entered for the lone regatta not able To
start and this delayed the signal to put off from the hour
at first named M, To l The course was from
the Club House, foot OF Fifty rstst, North River for
rst-css entries, down the Bay and through the Mar
rows buoy No 49, of the West Bank, distance OF
Is miles. The secOnd-cass did not FL, and only the
Titus OF the thrdcass sailed the course, II miles. The
time OF the yachts eDgaging Is az follows:
Mann OUHer n NJ
MARY Mc......... Commodore VIM II. Cornell. | "a o.
..Al 80
Wi'ie. Martin Bulkley % %
The Titus having walk over, wins tho prize OF her
tass. The sport highly enjoyable, and all declared
themselves better satisfied than for years previously.
THE RACE BETWEEN THE YACHTS BELLA AND
TIGER.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, June 22.-The race be-
tween the yachts Bella Of Brooklyn and the Tiger Of
Bridgeport for purse OF 81 0O0 took place here today
The Bella declared the winner. Many yachtmen
from NewYork were present The race was close and
exciting one.