, 1875-07-15

decent position. 1t this point ahe Jagged per.
cspt,bly and 1t was remarked Oh board tho rot.
eree'e boat, that ahe WAS likely 10 take very low
sudden drag Of his boat. turned and observed that
Mr. George rartnty, Of Non York. who pulled
No. 1, waa staring straight bsfore blm will,
= A1od look. and worked teobly at his oar. lie
had hardly called to him, "For heaven's nake,
dropped bin oar sud fell back sick ard fainting
Without reply into tho Aefus Of Mr. Van Leuep
behind him. This reward Of long period Of
labor and abainence vanished Ia = moment.
monrnfully Out Of tho face. = log on the surface
Of 1ho lAke.
THE h1ssonTuxEn or nRowx ASH YALE
wesn lcsa aerious, conststing Of "crsbs, though
theso tntn,nls !n Are by no mehhs Joke sn bost-
raco. Tho Drown mon up to the IL miles were
ve!l forward 10 tho second divison. bohind
Yale and WoseyAn, but ahead Of Princeton,
BoHdon Hamilton, Union, Amherst. and Will
i4ms At shis point: howesor, Bradbury. No. 2,
caught crab, aud Wit4uas. Amherst, aad bow
doin went BY them flying. Tho brown crew then
put ou Bpurt which attracted RrcAt admiration
in the atcamers, and carried thom al,oad Of
noHdoln and Williams, one p1aco back Of The
old poatfon in. tho exact middle Of The racc
Nht!o Anherat managed 10 hold. In spite II terri
bic suffering on the part Of Goodnor, thu
Rssoke, who WAS severely Ill, the eighth position.
Brown managed to hold to the finish In spito Of
another m'sfoFtune cons!stins in : broken
from doing much on ths Anjsn. Wiinamb ani
Yalo
CAUGHT TWO cRAna APIECE
about hero, aud Woeleyln aruck down Tag
cldon.a chan9od the face OF things At the rear
considerably. In front, Cornell by remark
ably quick dash, nadc without any apparent
oxtrh effort, bad drawn ahead Of Harvard and
Columbia, no that Rho bad clcar wator. and tho
other two were loft to struggle desperately with
one another. Wesleyan was pulling up very fast
hero, and Dartmouth looked as II rho could keep
on at tho rame pace for xcok without diff
cnltr. Now waa tho time for Cook 70 he board
from
wa gaining more and moro, and tho
most effective apurt not TO be usoleas.
must como soon. Cook says be did call
| for 1t, but it didn't come. The boat moved up =
discouraged way, and it Was plain before tho "
milo flag ~as reached that yslo was beaten
boat IL ~ miles Corneil had a lead Of eesorat
! lcngths, which had bceu obtained without quick
| effort. As the seventh and eighth boats crossed
| this last ha1f-mt1o line. tho usual hoayss roar
! Ereetod tllem from tho grand stand, and soLt o
fanaa Of excitement into osory oass,nsn's VEINS
Cornell put 10 hard atroke not exactly spurs,
but nhlch had tho same effect. Harvard, though
Plainly tired, answered to the spurt, but Colum-
blu. throwing every pound upon her gllded oAs
| blades, made superb spnrt, and oponed botwoon
Harvard and herself gap which aeparsted her
| by hairH breadth from Cornell Within aYe
lengths vi tho line crab Was captured on the
port SIDE Of tho boat, which made her trou,blo
from PROV 10 Tadder. and sho stonpod almost
! short. Harvard gained good length. Itwas
- rrn1Lors srlAsA. DASH. AND FOUNDER
| with Columbia for \ moment. rs Harvard
Buung up, bnt ehs gathered herself braSoly to-
| Fether, aud, after fnu 'imp!nE bt,okuB on hve
legs, tho boat caught the bwinE aeato. md Just
| sHooped over In titnc, seeond Aod 4 half ahead
| OF tho crimson.
THE OFFICIAL BconE4.
| Tho 0f1ctn1 order aud tmo on ali tho crcwu Ia