The sun., 1873-09-12
THE SARATOGA REGATTA.
HOW THE hotels INDUCED THEIR
GUESTS 10 REMAIN.
Liberal ions tor tho Oar-meu-
CHARLES 4. Courtucy Winning tue single
rcun Rnce-rhe shell Race Won by the
Argounuts Of Toronto.

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Argounuts Of Toronto.
49, 10 a., =,
SARATOGA, sept IA rev Oi the SUM
mcr guests " the hotels remained In Sarat ogu
'""''eSs ,'c regatta ON the IaNc' one induce
heh' was lhlS' All the h'tel proprietor rs SUD
s,r1ed nhcra,ly TO the fund tC be offered In
urizas These subscripti ions amounted to about
s2,oo b.,.I ,,bici, .,,,.,.,ii,cd s,, stno ,,-
N'', ~ "'''' ""''' H'' ''''''' 81! N'''' "
ccived In return one hundred complimentary
tickets for free distribution among their guests
i'''' VI '"cSo u'NetS e"'''icS '"o hO'Nei "ii'
his family TO adm ssion TO the grand stand on
both days of tho rccottn Nv this means ouite
n nrur.,,.. az ,,.t,o-s bovo hoor i,ducod ,r go,
"""'""'i W Nsl'o'S ""Nc oc'" l"""'eu w ~
man ana the 50 a'ay each which they pay for
board is the return which the hotels ret for
~ ir ,c,.r,,,, ,,i,.rri,,i,,,,, u,,i,s. l. ,.,,i
=" " t'"'''"s S""sor'p''"'s' nus'hess II ""H'-
ness the world over.
All. THE pprtrv,S,ptrs
Of the regatta have been concluded u,op the
most liberal plan. The Saratoga Rowing Assoc
citation comprises one hundred and sixty of the
-. y ,,
"'sV cI''@cnS' hach "l theS' mas I"u "h 'hl'-
alton fcc ot Slj. and 81 Tor yearly dues, making
an arcrcp,,c ot ovor eton aud tho vbole of
tins Will he exucuded Ii, carving out i'm fil the
promised programmC. From Whatever distance
boats crews come return transportation IL fur-
nishcd them. on their arrival here they have
been met at the depot hv committee. who have
furnished safe aud comfortable transportation
M ~, ,,,'' ios n",', ,ut ,J a. t,v" ~, % t',u
srnn 10 ,io ~ ,hi i ,,i w W., WV. i'o.rs i
! Lrrn i,lprI"d ,tnnn mo i,Ls ntsr,ai,,,cnt
IL aiso ftr,,ishcd Tho rr,yys S,,rin, a. ole s, nv
here. These inducemcnts w added I 10 '"" The s sJ
/ ugerrd i'm urles havr hrru,,lt yrcat nm i,r
/ Of the beet amateur bo,ts' crews in Che on'ntpv
| The
/ Ac,nNunn,rtnNs 1,u sprcr,Tops
N,OV''''D " ''N' '''' ''N'",S
/ r aic ~" .lioSll"u up"n Generous scnIe; Tue
EiLhu s'ahu erected ON the splendid sippinS
/ htnN ON the promise "i Frank Leslie, viii COM
u"i, c sVS wboIa IeoniG, RON @ tns
! Ilinl tun MnuIe ra.ihE, lUeS, Wnich stretch D..
, n @ a'I"IS i tnu Iahu Is uhu't constant
! view ahu th"@e having glasses ahu thoN'' too'
and ,,r r, W. S''H M we r "4n,s; tn',r l'i-
@ alH u@"m @ re- NNv Isiu"II durhs the whti t. OF
/ t..i race. elsnRl stahd y aso placed midway
on tns & c5urf' Wilch nelhE III pla,n view enables
~, W., W., 'eti an ,,i'',pSt 10 hnnW hot "Ey ti'"
p"s!tloI' but tue changing position ~ each
D"at. paIld "i music rlays Tor ne eniertnir-
/ ineh, "l tht people uuilht we "h,lng Hit 10
| get "A sHod yirw ~ In" rcgnttn. tb, nnt,,r,,i
/ formation " the banks aud shores Of the lake
| being such that all may see.
The referee Is Prof y illiam Ward, Professor
| ofGynnasIcs Of the y NJ. G. Association Of New
| YORK. As the course is fve miles wide. II they
chouse to make II 50, and as no pOol-scing or
/ any betting or other limhlin- on the results Of
Tho regatta Is to be- allowed at the lake or in the
/ town, aud as the crews which have tuttrcd u.o
/ composed Of gentlemen Il honor, there are IA.
nppreheu' i,ns Of nm, ,'io-t r'i. ri .in,, i'm h..
late cuiie-c regatta 10 make 1t necessary FOR t!e
rcrfrec tu decide upon ANY nice points ei differ
The races tahe place ats p ..,cn day.
rur rtlt.r.
Er'h trmn thai arrived IA, - rnlne brought
l4iEc t''Nt-' ana learns mn l'nrrul' irum
All Tue surrounding country uied ue broad
avenue itdu ue 10 the LAKE. me weather Nu-
dclEuIii Tue temperature lust such r~ the
skilled oar man who loves his art ucli-hi, in;
and the surface ui the lake was undistur1Dd.
The races today were for puir-uurcd shell
and single sculls lhe entries fort the pa Ir-uared
race werc Toe Nassau Bqat C.u6 Of N,N
& &"N ',iI,N'' n.y. ,u"' S'rVhei rta''k hr"Wh'
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gv - A. u" a. :" 49, ~ WI -
C,,i 80, a, 49, -. ad nr,1t, -
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N.l' ,,tt,. ti'.'','."' ,'.. ~ 80
io!A " ln,lath lnlath Hu-h,s, tlfhusup ol NcW
LIN LA la ~ i Il. SS't''c IN 'hi3H SIt'ns9 90
~ ~ .h III , =, a'iu ii",'',i @ @Mivn
-, " ", N,a''l' l9i''n 9, "W",,'- iu" "' halen'
4he iii%e Is 'a'uA'lc s"NcI cup l" '"e "lhhet'
COURTNEY WtNNING THE SINGLE sCUfL RACE.
The races took place today accorIi.r Il. tro-
CRANE. except that the single scull race tu,h
place first or the ten cntri,- nine bouts Il arr
I'd, Courtney Of the Inion springs ,yas In.
faVurtc. All the starters had a tine send N
but from the very first stroke Courtney shot
ahead and continued ~ increase ON his lead ttl