, 1877-07-01
p,,asse of Jones BY the Chicagos, and
Engagement Of Eggler.
csmoosition Of the New Cincinnati Base
Ball Team.
Three Interesting Events at Deg
ter Park Yesterday.
naa;ne and Little Fred-Moyements Of
Goldsmith Maid.

Special Dtspaach 10 1ae1s1bun<.
HARTFORD. coun., dune 30.--ffarvsrd is In high
leather TO- night, having Won double victory ovel
Y1le, her old rival. 1u the morning the cTewt
pMtsd III Springfield and thfs aHe1noDn the bali
4abs played here In the hoat-race Harvard WOE
yatitte over length. IN S4:a and in tue gnme
kha13 the club defeated Yale by score OF 5 10 ?.
The race 1t Springfield was very interesting. al.
1Asngh nearly as one-sided IL Tuesdays contest,
4a Eowed in nearly Two minutes poorer time
Thousands Of people who were disappointed or
Friday by the ponfponemcnt Of the race left
Springfield disguised, nDd did moi return this morn
Tug. Nevertheless, abont
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS WE'RE OUT,
snd both banks OF the Connecticut presented q
lively scene The race was appou uced to begin a,
1O:.5 and half an honr earlier the press boat and
that chartered for the judges steamed up to The
etatt and awaitei the coming Of the crews. Ar
honr befo-c that lime = gale OF wind from the
south, blowing directly up ktrcam, had discouraged
the judges, who doubted II the race would he
7uwed, Int after u time the current recred around
To the northwest and the white caps that had
sprung up began to recede. The Tcrcrcs, Prof.
Arasstx, Of Harvard. son of the celebrated natur-
aliss, warned tho crows to get ready and take
their places. Harvard reached tae start first row
iuc their regulation stroke; few moments late
The Yale boat shot ou. from its quarters below the
fsst bridge. and pulled up the stream, the toue
shell datnug rapidly through the water almost ap-
peared
LIKE soMH USFSowg MARINE ANIMAL
With 1nvr s1enr, 1cca raarbi,, on+ fro,4, -, ,ao.
49,. ,.,s, ~, go. - > ~, 80 e.oes'
~ e'ose was LIE consest o1 acnoa- Inc precision
and apparent case OF tue stroke caaaed an inrolun
sa1w shout Of admiration from the crowd which Ind
r~+k,rad sY u.%r ,.t..a p.-. on,,x5., rh .+n.+
a. 49,. ~, vpPoe4.e ,ae n.1
~ wv. ~e"e "e' 4'1 pos's1oa' aHo 1ae Hoto
wa& efsen+ As On iUeedAy, hafVatd caught the
1,st grip On the water and began to lead at once
%he crew rowing tribe ouicker fhan in the coln,n
~. ~ a-,++.7 ,.;t1. ,;-t,< a.,tt.. - -.
n9 t3 Aa'e s@@tteu w." d a't!o Auttek VI IL
c7temcnt ana some splashtns, and, Quicker than It
takes to tell it. the OF their shell was twelve
fect in 1he rear As The first bridge an eichrh of n
.-r. h.,rx~ 49, .+.-+
"AAA o@t'" 'A~ ..
HARVARD WAS HALF LENGTH AHEAD
and rowing 1hirty-two strokes to the minute Yale
following at 1hlrty-six. Yafc actcd enod dca1 \,
,,,,n,,nis Ala ~, r,a,a.,. ~. ,,-..1 ,;s.,t -
yet any grip on the water their oar olcdcs were
etdpped deep enough, ana they featheEed too low.
Fron1 thc first bridge the tvo crews sne} alore 4,
-,,,,,ur c,,t 7,ryord sho,r;rr st,y1 ,ror. ~ ~.
80, e;e - 49,, x.~.N.,. ~ ~ s"e
lcaa AH''4' "ns 'As A'et n'lte 1'ne ~ 'ue 'oolo
Stale street was cfossed- the Magenta fuader WAS
Just oppos1tc the bow Of the Elue. At this point
Tur un.rs Fxrrprn Ro,rcf7 w.rrp
1., -.-.:. .--
aoo eoaa coA otef ~ Inc west hanE 30
s to st1&e pretty near the shoa buoy opposite the
uaouth Of MIL River At the second mile line Har-
vsrd showed haIf length of clear water in advancc