The New York herald., 1877-10-03

jumped away With the lead and though Gasel pressed
HIM for short distance, the Yao representative
really had the race in hand all the way. Now and
then % Gaissi spurssd win vim and energy when the
paoo became warm but tho last halt tue oolegtan
rowed ~ no liked, and finally won, amid . thousand
cheers, by hve lengths Gaisel beat Coulon seven
lengths or second honors, and Hurley amounted 10
but little In company Of the superior talent Time
Livingstone, 6m- OAKS; Gaisei. em- las. Couion,
s-Atniotic Club. Henry c. West, bow; l. 8.
a-Sau.us Club " Walsh, bow, Fred a. Ievien.
l-Arllsson Club, 4 V. Young. bow; George ":
Tho start was unoOsctouabic aaa Grs. to show tho
though the Arlingtons close upon them Erra.ic
steering troubled both these crafts, ana the two
aght Meanwhile the Athletics worked cfreciiveiy
and going straight as bullet, led by 4 length AZ
Ariins.ons now having shot their bolt dropped avav
whom, turning. their attention TO the leaders, the
great, and the Athletics cracking away finely by
lengths, the Nautilus three In front Of the Airing
tons. Time-A!hls.cs Jim. 29s Nautilus, Gun. 47ks.;
1-Atalan,a Club, ". Ii. Downs, bow; John E.
2-Frieudshlp Club, Emil coulop. bow; W. cody,
good start. but 100 yards away the x.aian.a,
showed in front, though ior quarter "it was any.
Dody's racer Then both crews grow eccentric in
Ssr and hs sn Gsng saa 10 sno fend md
AiaIan,as won by nearly two lengths, Tme-Atalants,
On. S4<s j Friendship. om. 4iaa
a-Ataianta
they KEEP. together only lew strokes wnen tho
ATLANTA pair lot to the end winning by Two and half
lengths. Great excitement during the contest Time
ATLANTA, 6m. lls<s.: Athletic, ON. 15s.
SENIOR scULLs-FIRsT HEAT.
3-James Mccartney, Friendship Club. !
Inomas ast.rm' fesron' ncs f0nxcrs ,Inn
Fsaron oa the nlst nity yards when Mccartney went
up 10 HIM, and at The quarter led halt length There
was no trouble for the Friendship man after this win
ming oy threo lengths, Fearon twenty the best OF
Aokcrman. s. T.@smaccer.nsyys Y. I'm 2a4a; Fsar0n
SECOND HEAT.
a--Georse W. Leo. Trllen Club.
1--Andrew MoHatt, Palsade Club. b.................
Lee caught tho water hrst led all the way and
a. su'sd u Mon n% Oy SnS RksE..n sH snsns
TN. $751;. Aodatt Sm
l-Edward Mills. Jr. Athletic Club. ...............
I'd. II. Abeel Jr.. Nassau uClub................. !
Before tue quarter was reached The erratic work Of
separated their craft without assistance and on,
deciding tho matter OF ils merits Anee was nowhere.
T'"e:-A''s' sm' 'sHs; ss;.. Abel, Sa.1 lom. aa%s
1-George W. Lee. Triton. n..,................l
Edward Mills, Jr Athletic.
3-James McCartney, Friendship.
All went away very tast. and II was hammer and
tongs from end 10 end. BY good judgment and an OK
ccllent course, Lee managed to put tho OF HIS
craft first over the lne Mills rowed we'll. Time
Lee, ON. 37}as-; Mills, 6m. 37Xs Mccartney. 5m 5os
m yours.
2-Columbia Collegc-E, 4. Sage, bow; r. X. Col
gate Q. & s Boyd; J. r Goodwin, stroke; l
Rodgers, W. H. Downs. Jonn Il. Eustce.
3-Wolvcnhooks-C. n. Craig bow; j. j. Miles. Il.
W. Tompkins, X. j. Wilson, stroke. .........
4-Athlctc Club-R W. Rathbone, bow; W. L.
stowe, G. II. Stowe Charles N. Cone. stroke.
The Columbias were tho quickest in getting away.
When gone 100 yards OF thoy led half length, then
the Atalantas, after WHICH the WoIvsnhoAks and In
the the Athletics. From TINS the contest
cracker. Superior form IN the Columbia boat gained
the sway, and they won barely clear Tme-Colup-
bias, 5m l0Xa Atalantas, ON. 13s.; Woivenhv0Ke
5m :.s.; Atnietlcs, 5nl. 26s.
sIx.oARED GIGS
3-Columbias, r. T. Thompson, bow; G. Edson 4.
g. Ridabock L. Il. Colgate, X. q. Cornell, J.
T. Goodwin, stroke; n. Nathan, coxswan...
1-Dauntess +. Gielan, bow; II. W. Peckwe.
O. f. Knapp, W. q. Dsmorsst. H. W. Walter,
u. Roche, stroko; j. J, Dun, coxswain......
2-FrcndshiPs W. Hurley, bow; w. i. Cody, Rob
ert TIlison, ii. Robinson, A. Schneider, +. B,g-
lin, stroke; NJ. J. Murray coxswain. ........
Finely contested from end 10 end, daylight was
not perceptible between them at any time from tho
press boat Cheers by the hundreds greeted them all
tho way, and the applause was mer,tsd. The Daunt-
less and Columbia begged away the lvelo5t and when
they crossed tho limo many thought u dead heat be-
tween them but tho Judge gave II 10 the Columbia and
the mado tho difference just one.qusrter OF
second No bettor gig will be seen on the
Harlem. Coumbia's triumph pleased thousands.
COMMITTEE
Referee-Arthur y. Dexler, Narragansett Club
Judge at lnish-D. Henry Knowlton, Athletic Club.
Timekcepers-w. X. Woods, Young Mems Christian
Association; John King, Atlanta Club; George Metz
ger, Gramercy C'uo; Edward Plummer. New York.