The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18

ragged IN their style and failed to catch the water
soon a. they should, and there vas evidently net
enough beef' In the ship 10 win with Tho Allantas,
on the contrary, pulled long, strong and steady
stroke, which was elective 10 degree, and did not
sire out the men as the Others did For all this the
struggle between them and The Columbus
ceedingy close, and u rs yet question who wins the
race although tho referee already stated awarded
tho 10 the Atalantas. making their time
ON oOs and the Columbus SIN. 24.ss with tho
Athletics four seconds later. The Coumbas nj the
finishing pon. ran foui Of a steamer which crossed
their bo~s, and we're compelled 10 stop, and u be-
comes question whether they then ahead Of the
Atlanta crew and had finished the course whether
they had not rowed the distance. Mr.. Goodwin, tho
stroke OF tho Columbus, claimed that the tho
foul was made they had crossed the line and were
ahead and that tho judge placed Of the steamers
10 decide the finish moored at the dock from 45 10 LOO
feet further or than the rules provided Tor and that
was unable 20 tell which was the leading boat The
Tracy OF the Ncrcd Boat CIub that the Ataantas had
won although he was too Tar OIL astern TO be able 70
see. protest has been entered by the Columbus
and the Executive Board will bavo 10 decide the qucs-
tion.
ruK DIAMOND SOULS
vas tho nth raco and brought out three contestants
cab. Station Name.
Atalanta Boat Club. F. Iosee
Atalanta. .................. 3 +. c. Alderman.
The last named got Of nearly length before
the word gwen, but the allowed 10 90 on.
II proved hollow affair IRON start 70 finish, Ackerman
leading all the way and winning with ease in 6u' ooss
Wells second in 6Ip. 23,4s Losce gave up after
rowing three-quarlcrs OF a mile
SIXTH RACE
for sx-oarcd gigs was well contested, bringing out
three crews representing the Dauntess Boat Club,
the New York Rowing Club aud the other tho New
York Athletic club The crews were as follows:-
Dnuntlcss Boat Cub-Staton Grew, j. II. Bates,
Jr., bow; II. w Rockwell, No 2: O. Knapp, No. 3; W.
X. Morse No 4: G. f. Troter, NO. 8; w. G. Demarcst,
stroke; J. J. bun. coxswan.
New York Rowing Club-Station Grew, W.
Stcwert, bow; g. sherman, Jr., No. 2; 7. H. Grcen,
No 5; X. b. Hartshorne, No. 4; J. a. McKim Jr, No.
g.; J. r. Kingsiord, stroke; c. \. rockingham, cox
swain
Now York Athletic club--station Screw, r. W.
Rathbone, bow; l.. 8. Mack, No. 2; A. r. shand. No.
3; +. j. Hynes No A; H. q. West, No. 8; c. II. Cone,
stroke; q. Z. Barnett, coxswain,
The New York Rowing Club proved the victors In
tm. as, the Athletic Club being second in 5m 2Ss,
ard the Dauntless third in 5m. 3ls
HEAT
for the junior SOULS brought the regatta to close
The contestants were Rodges OF the Ataantas; Mills
Of the Atalantas and Fooe OF the Nassaus Both the
first named inquired Of the referee why 1t was Feote
allowed 10 row, when that gentleman said that,
owing to the foul In the heat and he thinking
that Foote was but II IL seconds behind his
breaking his skull blade &c. he thought he would let
him row the final heat Both the other objected
but had to bow to the referees discision however
erroneous 1t was. protest entered but, mas
much Footo did not win. IL falls through. The
exceedingly well contested from tho start for
that Rodgers could leave the others whenever he
wished and so proved for at the lhreequarer mile
distance he drew ahead without apparent effort, and
easily by two lengths His time 6m. 294s
Fo0te second, In 6rn. "a rs and Mills third IN 6m.
13t<A This brought the regatta to close.