The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18

PLAIsrED THE WINNER OF THE PROFESSIONAL
SINGLE SOULS


SINGLE SOULS.
[BY rELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
slLvEs LAKE, PLYxPros. Masa, June II, 1878.
Notwithstanding the heavy storm which prevailed
all over Eastern Massachusetts this forenoon large
crowd Of the lovers OF aquatic sports came down
from Boston 10 witness the regatta
son under the management of tho Eastern Rowing
Association.
The races on the programme were five in number,
the entries being a. follows:
FIRST RACE
Silver cup and souls, Tor junior scullers, miles
nut Rowing Club; Charles e. Curtis Lowell; Edward
G. Jones, City Point Rowing ASSOCIATION John Mar
row. Chariestown; ID. Breen West End Boat Club.
SECOND
Herald Cup, for amateur sx-oared crews; three
DAusrLEss CREW, Of New York.-Dyer Pearl, bow;
whnam ;. R,daooek, No; ?; 9. =. Knapp No 8; W.
tutes-H. W. PeckweIl, Irving A. Lyon. Boat-Paper
gig, bu,lt by Waters. Troy. n. Y.
Barry. bow. Total weight 71s los. average Ss,rn.,
l2sx iba Builder o. boat Fearon, YonKsrs, N. Y.
EXCELSIOR Boar CREW, Jamaica Piaiu-william
Robs,. Harry Ssorss Gur ns.o
bow Average weight, l45 pounds. Boat built OF
Spanish cedar ny Thomas Fearon, OF Yonkers: N. Y
NAxsAcAssErr Boar CLUE, Providenee.-A. Curtis
TinsIsy oo c;,o I1.s; Henry N.Y. coiws ); Edward y
Boa-spansh cedar; weight IT'S pounds; built by
Baikie IN 1876; Donoghus sweeps.
Ed A HAYDEN, 5; r. Doyle, W Bseiman
J. X. Farrell 2; G. McLau.hLn. bow and captain.
Total weight ss1 p0IHaas Average weight Ia pounds
Boat-spansh cedar SHE'LL built by Biaikie. 50 feet
long. named shawmuI
bow; Henry T. Philips, 2; Henry N. Nash, 0; Jonn
II. Brown. 4; John A. WILKINSON, s.; Daniel y. Dono-
weigh. o2s lbs average weight. 1853 SO lbs Boat
Spanish cedar shell; built by Biaikis, Cambridge,
Mass. 90 loot long THIRD RACE
For professional iour-oarod shells Purses. 5000
=. LOWELL RowIse cLua-R Lamber. ts.roks, J.
Lambert, u. D. DriscoI, d. y. Sullivan DOW
UNION CHEW, Portland, Me.-Names not given.
bowl Noses o'BrlsD, Richard o'BrlsD, J. 4. Con
BOSTON BOAT CLuB.-Geores Faulkner (bow), George
MAucsEY cRKw.-Jamos Fiannery (s.rokob M. J.
Fouxrn RAox-ror ioar-oared working boats,
three miles; purse $500
RvERsIDE CRxw No. LIZ. II. Burke (strokel J.
Burke, NJ. GriTsn, ". Crowley tbowl
LxvxRsrr Caxw-J Reagan lstroksl John Arm
LAxssAx No. ~. n. Henry ts.sosel k j. Kelly.
N. +. Ryder, Q. Hooper tbowl
LAKEKAx, No. 2-John s. Fitzgerald (str0kel John
Rosetta, Rotor oNe,l Peter Mulhern toowl
LYNN RowIHo Recommendations Buckley
(stroksh James Carroll, John Bulgsr, James fully
CmELsEA BOAT CLus -H. Delano (s,roksl Q. Do
iano, n. Argay. J. W: Hsenan BOWL
NEPTUNE CRTw.-J. Hunt (s,rokel }. Barry. r.
ArLAxrlc Boar CLuB.-Edward J. Butler (strokel,
DanisiJ. Donovan, Patrick J. Reagan, Jeremiah ;.
HOUSE, CsEw.-r. AcD,vits tstroksl D. McDivi..
p IL Mclaughlin Abe House toowl
RIvxRsIDE CLUB CREW, No 2-R. w. WEIGH (bow),
r. H. Doyle, j. r. Flanagan, }. J. Corisy (sIroksl
HivTH RACE.
$40 slp0 80 :0q:s. three
Johnson, Boston; James H. Riley, Saratoga Sprays,
\. Lawrence kourke. Lowell; Il. l. Williams,
mer, Boston: NJ. J. Manonsy. Boston; Michael
Lynch. salem; James !. Kelley, Charlsstown; George
Lane, Chariestown; David Kennedy, Lowell; Jers-
Though the morning had been showery, AZ hait-past
rough, Va. JUS. about risa, for tho :caIer Manager
flynn promptly announced that the raccs would be
rowsa 90 ms 11a me ao linen Dss.n 10 pre-
the course, ana by quarter Of Two everything was
ready.
Al two O'Clock tho contestants for tho silver cup
ana SOULS were called. and Ave responded. Eager
start by dipping their oars before tho word
"go' was given, but they did not hold II
ing lively brush Tor the ssrn .ns ior@sr reaching
the stakobosi, one mile away, and coming round
ahead The struggle ON the return was as exciting as
any OF the day. Curtis Won IN l6m. l6s, bsin2 halt
u length ahead OF his competitor
The race Tor the Herald Cup, amateur six Dared
crews Was called, aud I've crews came into line
promptly and got away In good shape. The contest
was sp.rltod between the Narraganse.i, Sbawma,,
City Point and Laksman 10 the stage boat, bat
the Dauntless. of New York, soon showed TO the
'front.' Alter tho turn the latter rowcd LET'S
ureiy stroke, and, bending down TO work, forged
ahead and came home with dashin2 sweep, The
Guy Point crew good second an, ana me Snawmu's
third Time, l9m. lis second. ION. Us
For tho professional four-oared shells there were
four crews their boats at the word go, and they
got away very handsomely. The Fauikner.Reagan
1no work, came IN 1rst, the Mahoncy crew second,
Lowell third and tho Unions OF Portland fourth. Time,
Ism. Ashs., Tho Mahoncy crew pressing them very
closely IN Ism. 5as
cared working boats, and ator sharp contest to The
stxkeboat he Lakcman, No. !, and Cnelseas turnoi
and squared away the former leading. rhis position
they held 10 the nnish, crossing the iine about
BON. us. and the House crew third. IN 20m 54As.
TIM PROFESSIONAL SINGLE SOULS
All thoso who entered Tor the sinsie soul proiss-
sora race came into position ~ ths call except Rey,
Of Saratoga; Drhcoli, OF Brooknnc, and Lane, OF
Cbarlestown. The nght Was between French and
Johnson, whs boat RiIoy, and Plasted Al tho stake
Johnsou made error IN trying TO turn Kennedy's
stakeboat aud the latter rowed w ana stopped him,
thus letting PlAstei get good Lead wn,cn be held 10
the finish, coming In ahead Ia n 436A, Kennedy,
OF Portland, sccond In Elm. 60ks.
PRESENTATION OF TEE PRixE CUP.
The Herald cup, valued at $500. and won by tho
Dauntlcss crew, OF New YORK, IN tho amateur
cared race silver Lake to-day presented
Globe Theatre tonight at the snd oil the Of
The performs by Charles IL Psttec, representing
the Herald, and was received by Captain David
Roach, VINO responded on bonaIi OF the crew.
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