New-York tribune., 1874-07-20

anpe.r ahead OF the Of Yale. Harvard and Colum
bis heads which bob and bow the moving
mass OF boats and Let count their
stroks. Ny friend takes out his watch. Says
Now and hardly the hair minutes over in
which strokes for Yale before there is
shock m the Yale boat she and all the starbosrd
oars splash water high In the nIr Something stops
There i confusion. The draws on-and Wesleyan
shoots % the way. Yale Is seen inert and motOnes
with a broken sticking hepesSy cut Of the bow
and he splendid which has drawn up steadily
and Craudly Is out OF the Woe 10 the
cououered And now all eyes IRE on the race again.
Columbia acl Harvard rush on and neck regardless
of The siaiG, and Columbia sieZ the lead at once
Harvard close cut losing triae, md Wesleyan pressed
by Williams pretty well back bus coming in a manner
which viii pat The MIlietOwuc.s their trumps II II
continues.
TIE EFFORT At TIE Tvp NILE POINT.
As The two nile point al nan are squirting. Col
umbia leads, aud Harvard close pressed by Wesleyan.
puts on tremendous spurt he passes, pulling 35
strokes 10 the minute for some distance. wesleyan
luckens ana hangs and the pace 70 the p nile Is
kIng. Harvard veakens before ne half and drops 70
her regular pace, and WESLEYAN comes up ana az 'ne
= mile they are racing desperately Williams spurts up
aud scares some OF the people. but breaks down anu
falls back near half. when Dartmouth begins TO
pull up on her. As they Pas the y mile Col
lulbia has a lead Of three lengths. Wesey yan
IS pulling a sharp. live. sprn-ug stroke, which Is a
suurt OF strength. though LuSts scarcely Quickens
ON his habtull stroke Il. is drawing away from Har-
var1. who j., the east, tapping MS stroke oar, but
losing with stroke. The mageuta-capped brown
BODIES rise aul fall with beaut u regularity, but the
stroke less aud the pace less telling than is
necessary Tie "rahs" from the Grand Stand cOne
down on the breeze but II There is not squirt
left in Harvard and EIsts increases his lead despite
-heir best Efforts Dartmouth and Williams are strug
cling for fa Irtu place. Williams rowing with the slow,
strong stroke 0f try-two the which has dis
uCushed her through the race Gguser doing the work
OF two The Dartmouth boys, bobDuG their heads
up and down over their oars FIVE or strokes the
minute quicker. managed TO make 10 hard race for the
I rIe men. Next came the biz men from Ithlcs, with
rtuty of clear water between. and Trinity has a good
lead OF Prlrraton. VINO brings up the rear.
Ire race was done at the o; miles Harvard Is doing
her best DuI there no lie in the boat They struggle
answers sQur with purt capt. John Eusts. who is
even VITA Harvard, though b does mol quicken his
stroke ca-- -o the bows. They put On the pounds"
sd their boat draws slowly alc. OF Harvard. Daua's
stroke drops. drops. 55 and the struggle is
over Harvard third. Wesleyan second. and Columbia
wins tlousa e stro4e, kindly Frank Rees. faints he
leaves bis ur.t
Williams ard Dartmouth are s,lu struggling desper
a,ty for the fourth place. Neck and neck they
pass the upper end Of the Grand stand and pull
over ie line near tog -Jler that is hard say
W1j WINS. Cornell is a sooI sixth, Trinity sad sew
o1tl aul Princeton last in time ly twenty-eght
oris poorer shan their Freshmen made in the
wednesday TIE time Oi tho crews IS announced from
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