, 1874-07-19

J.. anxious to run the race With Harvard again
Wesleyan claimed that the Columbia prrpose
[, took her water twice after being called to b.
I Eustis, her stroke not to do it. It is not gen
0 orally thought that the decision OF the refere
Q will make any difference as to the sentiment
prevailing regarding the place Of the first crew.
> > COLUMBIA RowEp PLUCKT RACE,
J and will not be grudged the victory: Wesleyan
not be put of without mnrmur. YALE
synpathizes with tha latter, and the scene tina
T. ensucd this evening, when Cook and Eustls MAJ
: and shook hands ia the corridors Of Congrest
, Hall, raised aloft they were on the heads Of
: their friends Of the blue and lavender respect
, iyelv. was q significant one to those who under
!. stood their main object in pulling, VIZ: the
defeat OF Harvard. Harvard, on the other hand
They have been marching about the streets and
corridors Of the hotel cheering each other to
their lungs content.
THE OTHER CREWS
| and their friends quiet. Williams ls tolera-
bly, we'll satisfied with her position. presume
that Cornell is not. Trinity claims to have With
drawn from the race before it was over. This
claim will hardly avail her, considering her posi-
analogy OF the Yale victories OF last year, did
not follow up her Freshman victory by another
for the University crew, but made it her caro- to
see that the rear was brought up gracefully.
| LArER-DEc1s1oH THE REFEREES.
The referees and judges. who have been in
session to decide on the result Of the regattn,
| have made the following announcement Of the
order Of the crows: Columbus, Wesleyan Har-
ward, Williams, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton.
and Trinity doubtful, ard Yale last. The claim
OF foul put in By Harvard va. Yale Was digallowed
| by Rule II Of the Rowing Association, and that
| Of fa1o vs. Harvard not entertained on account
| Of Yae's violation Of Rules and Of tue same.
| The claim OF Wesleyan vs.. Columbia not
tertained, because Of caroless but not Intention
ally bad, steering on both sides.
! TIE RULES
are as follows:
14-Every boat shall stand BY It's accidents
tit shall be considered foul when after the race
has commenced, competitor. by hie boat,
perBon, comes In contact With tle boat person
Of another competor and nothing else shall be con-
sidered foul.
other competitor, defined III Rule G. by crossing
into his competitors wRter commits u foul, but when
boat has once fairly taken another boats water by
clear Lead he has right to keep the water taken.
How these rules or either Of them could pos
sibly have been violated seems q little bit enig
matical to those who the race, ~ Yale was
exactly parallel to Harvard when she WAS fouled-
THE TINE.
The matter of time il in utter Chaos The
time-keeper appointed by the Saratoga Rowing
Association having resigned just before the race,
no accurate time WIS taken, aud none has been
announced officially. Mr., Englehardt, OF tho
press-boat, and has reported that Of the winning
crew as IT minutes 12s4 seconds. It 1s generally
believed, however, to have been little bit bet
ter than this.
THE UTMOST DISGUST 1s FELT BY MANY
ut the result OF tbs regatta Yale, OF course, be-
ing in the number. She is anxious to row q race
With Harvard. and vail probably do 60 II the lat
ter will accept challenge. This they will un-
doubtedly not do. Technically, they have the !
race rs far as Yale il concerned and this they |
regard as sufficient. |
LATER CHALLENGE. !
Yale has challenged Harvard to row race |
With her on Monday. The Harvards' answer is
to be received soon: It will undoubtedly be
negative Seven thousand dollars were offered
no"e'er' no 'akerp.
TIE Foor.RAcEs
1or tne bennett prizes WILL take place on Aonday
morning 10. a. ~ =. ID:
STATEMENT NJ THE CAPTAIN OF THE YALE CREW.
NEW fonk, July ia dispatch from Saratoga
gives tho following statement ot tho race made
~ tapt. CooR, OF 1ale crew started out on
tnlrfy strokes to the minute. Harvard soon took
the laad at shout th!tty-e1ght to the minute. In
the trst haf-mile they gave US their wash, and
"e e'eesoo " east iney 1ocAeyea NJ 10 the
I4.t ~ t,e s1uts, anu no e.e9tSu " asata,
~ ~ ~ ar1 en1 ata. pahseu ~ eIaa,
aud a a. ohI sletn vent oy they ssruck me tnuoer
ui4er M .usll pow ano HnapPeo. do w never row
aa17a1d man again Without 3oo teet margin,
ana sue5 na'o Hot TO fow us 4sa1n' noT' or oe,
g c!lie tne cnanenge. ! 1ola lana as passed
nltn tnat ne cou!ant VIII 1nas race, ano ne coula
|, noe nave cone IT except fof 1oul' And he can't
oe3' us ne o"fes ~ ttY.
.-- HE1oic1So.
AS soon as tue victory OF the columbia crew
Mn pe Gamo known IN tn's city tue 1ass on the cty
aan t were run up 10 inc iuu mast an'd cheers
n run m lounSe1s 10 tue PARK and CROWDS IN front
" 1ne oulles1n-ooafd ol the nefehoor1ng news
pay aper e olnces, ana IN snoI1 tlne naes were ny
n8 from nearly every hotel and public building.
Lu tne evening, III the notel eosI1defs. ana par-
Eooui8, tue VlCtoFy "as Iue #Qole topic or con-