The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-20
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.
Cornell Wins all Three Races.

The lake was like mirror. The grand
stand was better filed than yesterday.
About 1876 O'Clock the signal fig an
nouncod the start, and soon the flashing
oars could be seen st the half mile. Cor
ne wac leading, Columbia second, Union
third. Cornell seemed to be dong about
30 strokes. AT the mile Columbia led,
with Harvard second, Cornell third. AT
the two mile Cornell took the lead with
spirit, with Harvard second. AS they
neared the stand the crowd of Cornells and
Harvards cheered to the echo, and 1t was
soon given out that Cornell was hrst Har-
Wesleyan fifth, and Princeton last. Time !;
Cornell 1i70lt. Harvard 1909, Columbia,
171sl, Uuion 1871, Wesleyan 1854,
Princeton 1901.
TINE LAST YEAR.
Cornell 1861. Columbia 1904, Har-
ward l7;o53 Wesleyan l7;l32, Union and
Princeton: time not taken.
THE SINGLE SOUL RAoE-FRANoIs' VICTORY.
SARATOGA, July 10.
About l1;30 o'clock the flag sIgualled the
start of the single SOULS. AT the half mile
the flag gave Francis of Cornell leading,
Parmey of Princeton seeone. The nexi
signal gave Francis siill lesding, and Dan
forth of Harvard, second. third time
the flag went up, giving the positions un.
altered, and Cornell cheer, d wildly. Fran.
ois won by four lengtbH, Danforth second,
Parmley third, and Weeks of Princeton,
fourth. Francis time, 10 '42}; Dorforth's
time 1856; Parmley's l4;2t; Weeks,
14;233
THE FRESHMEN RAcE-ooENELI SWEETS
EVERYTHING.
SARATOGA, July 10.
The freshmen race was also won by
Cornell Harvard second.
THE FRESHMEN EACE-PARTIcuLARs.
At 1882 o'clock the flag went up for the
freshmen to start. Soon signals at the first
mile were seen, Harvard leading, Cornell
second. AT the next mile Cornell wa
leading, Harvard second, and Cornell wor
the third time, with Harvard again second
Time Cornell, 1923! Harvard, 1882.
After passing the second mile some acci.
dent happened in the Columbus boat,
causing them to stop for a short time.
ENTHusIAsM AT ITHACA.
ITHACA, July 10.
News of Cornells victories has been re.
celved here. Flags are flying. the entire
Main street is decorated, and crowds gath.
cred and cheering al many points, while th,
university chimes are ringing out the glad.
ness of our people and their gratitude /,
the brave Cornell crewB.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
The regatta balls at the United Statee,
Grand Union and Congress Hail. were 1T
tended by the elite of the country, amopl
visitants here. The prize flags were pre-
scented to the victors at the Grand Unioi
at midnight, by William NJ. Evarts. Tb'
athletic games will be OF Glen Mitchell to.
morrow, the new walks laid out at Woods
not being in order.
The people returning from the lake after
the regatta found the hotels and stortt
decked with Cornell colors, but thing,
were rather quiet until about seven, whei
the Cornell winners were met at the en-.
trance of the place by procession Of stu.
dents, some 5000 in lumber, with Hall,
Boston band then led by the president
the rowing association the winners in a
omnibus with a wagon with boats, march
ed up and down broad way, students fol
lowing, several carrying brooms with Col
nell colors. The band at Congress Hal
and Grand Union were on the piazzas play.
ing, and the crowd cheered as they passed