, 1875-08-11

SAhI4"NAA1t oft 1Aubs AVs-@1A4p~RA4s SA4GA$tns
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AQUATIC.
GREAT ATTENDANCE AT THE GRAND HAVEN
NE,}AIrA.
SEettrt I,fspatth In Ths tHteaoo T'rjtunf
GhASp HAvE., M'c'i,, Aug. 10.-The races Of
tho frs: day Of Tho Grand Haven Spring Luke
IoRa.ta, on Grand Eiyor. hhrs Jus. teon finish
ed. Showers fell tllis nfsern@on. but during tho
.rra 1t Was cool on1 cloudy, without rain.
.rluB from Grand Isaiids 1ul boats from MnH-
koGon and Holland bad brought In hundreds Of
Eahachcert, and tho docka. buildings, vetsels,
and Batidtlilla nero occued hy c:onds OF apeett-
tors. Ut whom hbuut 5000 MORO in attoullsnco.
Tho co!1bo was iu an unfAvorable co.ldlton.
As 250 tile nelltos AlnElo acnIierH MI camo into
line except +. W. Montgomery. Aitcock droE-
ped out, sud G. j. Cornns Of ainneEota. led
tho fenraoHR 10 tho c1oso time Of 13:35 4. e.
Pearson. l5:531ii IL. VI. Pearson. 1Gu5. Tmo
nj turning, 7:uo, 1:08, and 7:u9 being finely
contobtel race.
In the dnrk-boat raco. James wech made tho
mile in 9:5?, G.. +. I.oting eec1nt. with Z. 4.
cloto together. Tho rowing and tin,o wero gorl.
The JUNIOR sipg1e ncul WAS c!urc.; cultcsscd.
c. 4. barnard led. CLOSELY followed by j. \. VIII
eou. of snrius Lako. and +. i. Kci4os, o! Gsand
Haven. barnard won--ti,nc. lG2flI W,Aou,
lG:a3; Ke,aey. 17:18; J. II. H'xr,s last. >
In tho aon,or double.Ecu1l. Yates aud Curtis
pulled a;ainat tho poas4ou brolho:H, Mont
n, KomefT aud Corning Withdrawing On nc
Ss' S or crews s' paii asf'' viii 's' ..ts esns.
stcaaY stroks vnfyinG freq, ~ to SO. The Pear
sons Eopt we'll UP until tho su1i,, When. vceEiny
from tho couFaa they fell back then ca:ght up
and turncd together. Time. +. On the last
quarter Yates aud Curtis gained conhiuerab!y,
making Oh tho final sli.Ft, IS strokes FER mill
utc. with pcnrsuns only three ieng.ha behind.
Timc-l5:oi1.I and 15:13'i.
Tho log-lollillg match, fifteen entrioa has
been rostpon6d till to-nlorrow.
large number Of distinguished pcrsone have
Judge WiIlin1nn, M. e.. Gov. John J. Bngley,
accompanied bY tho Rev. Calvin sta,,bus, of
1]etrot, Gen. Pierce, Of Grand Napidp aud
many o1iers. The steamers L. Jeu.sou and
Amazon had hecn chartered by tho Association
tor spectators. Tie Huron from Holland,
E1nna from Black Lalo, aud other steamsru
have brought i'll large numbers Of pas
scnscrn aud great acceHsions aro o1pect-
Cd Tomorrow. Tho officers race among
tho Ch:cago scncA will bo rlost exciting oDe,
mud it is expected that tue bost time ever lnado
NJ regatta will bs made hero. Yates IL tho IA
yoEite. Tho Honior ious-oarcd ahel1.rAco will
also hc au exciting one. Tho arrangements EEo
excellent, and no dia1atirfacton hAA been ex-
pressed. Squire White placed At tue diBposal
IT tile Association tho tug WaukAzoo for Gov.
Dagley and party, aud the Tenpost tor the OFF,
cora and tllcrrcss.
I'D VINO AND SALTWATER BoAr cLCbg.
Special Lsbatih to The GhFaoo fr.bunt.
Hr. FAIL Ml,ln., Aug. 10.-The lied Wing aud
saltwater Boat Clubs ate at Prescott. wlero they
haSe boon i,tacticng 10 lea1n the course for
sesernl dsvB. preparing for sheir four.oared
mitch tn-morrow. Ellis Ward vino ruwed with
tho lied Wing crow lately under tho name OF
Joha Fox. vent to Prescott to-day to coach thas
creW over tho coa'se, but Will not row ID the
match. Two sng!e matches will follow tho
f.ur-oarod raco. Ellis Ward is talked OF ~ q
competitor Ia one OF these,