The New York herald., 1875-09-01

ing him up Well The Quakers were pulling splenddly
and IN the first quarter had lead Of the Albany men,
winch they lost before the half mile rowed OncS
or twice they spurted bpt 1t avaied little the Beaver
wycks had passed them and going for the Argos
nautas; which they overhaued and for eighth of
mile the boats went bow and bow From this TO the
close OF the race it Of the contested strug
gies ever rowed over the Laureate boldly
fought out TO the close the Beaverwycks crossing the
line and winning the Heat
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]. Beaverwycks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22A
z ArgonauIas.. .....-...............:.....S 29
FIRST TRIAL HEAT OF SINGLES
The location of scullers in this was as follows
numbering one from the east bank -
!. '. Young tArlington), Greenpoint, n. Y coora
q James Riley tNcptunes) Staten Island Coors white.
8 J. W. Randall Potomacj, Washington. Colors blue
4 p. c. Ackerman (Atlantic), Hoboken \. j. CoIora
orange.
THE RACE
Ackerman got of with the lead, Riley second and
Randall third. They pulled in close company for th3
stroke. When the boats crossed the halfnile limo
Riley was leading by about three boats lengths, with
Ackerman second about half length ahead Of Randall
Young, of the Aringons was not in the race not hav.
ing appeared at the starting point AT the mile Riley
was leading and had the race well in hand He was
pulling not than thirty one strokes minute.
Ackerman, who steered bad course, slightly lead.
ing Randall and increased the gap ON the Potomac
toward the close of the heat and succeeded crossing
the line good second, with Riley winning first place.
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J. James ersv e. .,
2. S. c. Ackerman. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35
8. j. W. Randall, time taken.
R. '. Young did not row, account OF boat being
broken.
SECOND TRIAL HEAT or SINGLES.
!. x Il. Orr, Seawanhaka Greenpont, n. Y. colors
2 G. ". Lathrop, Beaverwyck, Albany; coors white
g. J. B. Maxwell, seawanhaka Greenpoint; colors,
a T. Mccormack, Bcaverwyck, Albany; colors,
orange.
THE RACE.
The boats were sent OFF with equal start, McCor.
mack taking the lead in the first quarter Lathrop
second and Maxwell and Orr nearly bow and bow Al
the half mile Mccormack had increased his lead slightly
on Lathrop Maxwell began to squirt,
Soa p orr bssnn to push tne h boas bew
close upon Maxwelps quarter and then passed him and
went for Lathrop Close to the Ulysses boat house
Mccormack began TO play out and drop back and La
throp, coming up, passed him. Orr also began to
squirt and got on even terms with Mccormack, and also
the 'goodby' to Mccormack and closing up the
difference that separated him from the leader Lathrop
crossed the game little Albany boy went in ahead
by about three quarters of boats length before Orr
l. Lathrop ........................... 4l4
Orr. ............................ 46k
3. Mccormack. ........................... SO
TRIAL
J. Charles L. Courtney Union Springs; coors red
q David Roache, Waverey New York coors, white
D. cambridge, Argonauta, Bergen Point N j..
colors blue.
Bainbrdge was first to get on, Roachc second and
Courtney third For quarter Of mile Baiubrdgo
kept Courtney company, but after that the champion
went ahead, and when half mile rowed he had.
three clear boats lengths between him and the Argo
nauts representative Roache dropped behind ant kept
the referees boat company about dozen lengths be-
hind Bainbridge. He was now hopelessly out of the
race Courtney had it all his way and was pulling
about twenty eight strokes minute stopping occa-
sonally and turning around to look over the
He logged along as 4 he was out for paddle Bain-
champion Poor little Roache nowhere in the srug-
gle from start to finish Courtney putting spurs
at the hnsh won the heat, the crowds the shore
cheering him loudly as he passed.
: X y. cambridge. ....................,....s %
THE PAIR-oARKD RACE
In this race, as there only two contestants the
first heat decided the victor Tho Bergen Point boys
had the west bank as folows:-
L Beaverwycks-J Wilson and 7. J. German; colors
Argonautas Ed Smith and y @ Eldred colors,
blue
RACE
The Argonautas jumped away with the lead and were
boats length ahead in the first hundred yards The
Beaverwycks were pulling slow stroke to the Argo
nautas quick and nervous one The Bergen Pointers
led by three boats lengths at the half mile The Bea
verwycks pulled in bad form throughout the whole race
while Eldred and Smith doing their very best work
In the Argonauta boat Passing the Ulysses house
the "Argys" led by four boats lengths and
ing finely. This distance they increased, and crossed
the finish line the winners by six seconds
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M s.
i. Argonauta. Observation-Disclosures. 80
o-MoRRow's RACING
Great excitement prevails here this evening
ing to omorrows racing between the Beaverwycks and
Ataantas The Beaverwycks beat the Ataantas time
the previous heat by half second The friends Of both
crews here in force, and betting is very lively The
men Of both boats In magnificent condition and each
feels confident, though they readily admit
that they expect that to-morrow's will be tine hardest
rowcd race they ever engaged in
The following the positions the boats Will occupy
at the start in to-morrows races
SINGLES
From shore-Riley, /; Lathrop, q Courtney, 8.
OF YOURS.
Atantas i; Beaverwycks,
DoUBLE-sCULL RAcR.
Eeptunes, L; Potomacs 2; Beaverwycks, 81 Union
Springs,