The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
Final Day of the National Asso-
citation Regatta.
BRILLIANT SCENES ON THE PASSAIc.
The MutuaIs, the Hopes, Lee and
Bowlsby the Winners.

Amateur Club OF Michigan, thus making a brotty
even division OF the spoils The attendance yester-
day was considerably larger than on the previous
day, as the grand stand was packed 10
suGocstion before the first race started. There
was nothing to mar the pleasure Of the
day. with tho exception OF heavy rain squall that
camo down the river just as tho dnai heat OF the
senior singles was finished AS It swept down inc
river 1t marked its course with white line OF spray,
and two minutes alter It reached the grand stand
everybody drenched. There wero over hundred
rowboats on the opposite side Of tho river to the
grand stand, aud more than half OF them filled with
ladies. The female suffered considerably from
tho RAIN which lasted for about half an hour and then
cleared off, Mr.. o. N. Remington, OF tho Nara
ganselt Boat Club OF Providence ocatcd as referee
aud got the of promptly on time In fact there
never better managed regatta In these waters
The steering OF the different crews was very bad yes
tsrday. ard brought about quito number of fouis
The referee appeared understand mis- business, as
his rulings IN every case, were in accordance with
the views OF almost every expert present The
steamer provided for the members of tho press was
grsa, Improvement the one in use on the previous
day. and kept pretty well up with tho crews.
FIRST HEAT OF THE FoURs
Tho Referees boat and the press boat were on hand
ut the starting point by hali-past twelve and the rel
cree lost no time in calling out the starters IN tho
first heat of the tours The Hopes and Mutuals were
the only contestants, tho former having the inside
position At one p. N. sharp they were sent away
AM the Hopes showed 10 tho for the first 200
yards and then the Mutuals came up ana were on the
lead a. they passed the halfmile station There was
no change in the positions during the remainder Of
the race the Mutuals gradually improv cd their
position winning by six or seven lengths The Mu.
,uals time was 9:l9X and the Hopes stopped before
reaching the line.
SECOND HEAT OF FouRs.
Tho Eurekas, OF Newark; the Friendships. Of New
York, and the Elizabeths, of Portsmouth. Va, were
the starters the heat The Elzabeths had the
inside position, and, catching tho water hrs took tho
lead; bat as soon the Eurekas got 70 work they
passed them very isst and husgng the left shere.
gained lend Of about length Tho Elizabeths were
pulling REMARKABLY we'll and holding The Eurekas
while the Friendships were gradually dropping astern
Passing tho mile stand tho El.zaoeths wsro hall
length ahead, ana OF they were in the
Eurskay' water They pulled In again, ana tho
Eurekas' squirting 81 the time the ooats iouea oppo
site .he Eureka Club House The Earekas were
ouckes tho scrape, and crossed the line the
winners by Two lengths IN Gun. 0As The EiizAosihs
were disqualified Tor iouilng the Eurekas. aud the
Trtsndships got second place
THIRD HEAT THE FoURs.
After some htsis delay getting the zepayrs into
aud OIympcs-got on web together Tho Saugerties
crew forged tr1e ahead, but could shake oil the
Oymplcs. Al Inc half mile tho pair were bow and
bow with the Zsphyrs q length astern rhe latter
finally dropped behind, as No broke an oar. The
olher pair were racing along bow and bow. and then
the Inter foulsd them. Tue Saugcrtiss crew con
,inued rowing and came IN alone as the Oiylnpics
uave up alter foul. The referee very properly
gave the tho Saugeres and placed the Zspnyrs
second. disqualifyins Inc Oympcs Tor being out Of
FOURTH HEAT OF THE roURs.
The Longueils Of Montreal tue Centennials Of De
AMI the Aringtons OF Brooklyn came out IN the
| noxt heat Tho Canadians haa the Newark side OF
the river, the Ccntenna next aud the A ng-
tons on the outside they started evealy together.
Lopgusiis aud CentsnntAs joucd the rsferss called
the boats back, but the Arngtous refused TO obey
his decision pulled over the course alone. Alter
making some inquiries II was discovered that tue
Canadians broken their steering gear at the start.
The referee then ordered tue LonsuelIs and Csnten
nias to row Tor fret place and disqualified the Airing
tons disobedtenee tho pair started together but
before they bad made half dozen strokes the Lon
queiis bore away out OF their ana tho Centen
mails fouled them, 10 got INTO clear ws.er Tho
Centonnais hnaly passed under Their stern ana KEEP!
in Sun 5sAs. The Lonsuoils' tiho was ON. l7A The
| tue Was now running down the river, making Tho
| ume considerably iaster.
| plyAL uEAr or THE JUNIOR sSaLxs
| Tho three coptoslan s-B0wls0y, OF the Amateurs
of Michigan; Campbell, oil the Eurekas, ana Morgan,
| OF the Poiomacs-wsre started we'll together Amer
lay between Bowisby and Campbell. as the 20, omac
| man was soon dropped behind. For hall mile inc
par pulled alongside Of one another, and then
Bowlsby Usgan to draw anead. Al tho mile stand he
led by two lengths and opposite tho grand stand put
on squirt, winning very easily by three lengths
Campbell pulled game race Tor = boy oil seventeen
| anu wili make rafting good souer when he gets
more age. The Potomac man did DOT finish, as halt
mile from tho starr hc WAS 30 far behind that the
steamers had 10 pass him, aud when he GOT tho wash
he stopped rowing. Bowsby's time was sm. Aos and
| piSAL nnAr OF TIKI SENIOR SINGLES.
THIS was one OF tho Important events Of the oay
and Trough. out the winners IN Tuesdays trials
| g. w. Lee. OF the rrions; X. w. RathOorne, OF the
Athletics; H. Mcmillan, OF the Vsspcrs, ana /. j.
Mumiora, OF the perseverance, CLUB OF New Orleans
| Tney caught the water together, aad then Lee ard
Ratnborne drew away from the others Mumiord
hold Mcmillan for ABOUT Tour hundred yards ana III len
dropped back last VI the lot. Lee presently forged
Of Rathborne aud Kept close along the Newark
shore. Passing The hatniiie station Lee jed Rath.
ann sr aeAan v .~o S%S'n
| Tho interest IN the race was centred between Lee
aud Rathoorne, and Tho latter held the Champion
pretty elose they passed the Triton boat house.
Inc leading pair then quickepcd their stroke, ard
as the, shot past the Eureka Club house Lee was
three lengths ahead OF Rathborne aud the latter
seven ahead OF Mcmillan. Lce won the race by
about three lengths, with katnpornc second, Mchil-
lan THIRD and Mumiord last. The winners time was
FINAL HEAT or TUE Double scuLis
The Hopes, Of New Orleans, aud the Mutuais, OF
Albany, met ~ this nnai heat, anu made one vi the
best contested races Vi the day lhey got an even
start and hung together for tho nrst quarter Of =
milo, and then the Muuais appeared TO draw ahead.
Al the nali mile the MANUALS leo length, position
they heid going by the Triton Ciuo house The Hopes
spurted Ms they passed along tue Eureka dock, and
the Mutuais bore down to their uatil tho oars
touched Inc uIuais then sncercd OIL but could not
tboiT course, Anu, turning DacN, fouicu uic
Hopes once more. Tho latter GOT hrst out OF the
scrapc, ana. shooting ahoad won the race Ia Sun.
3'As Everybody was glad 10 see tho Nov oriean.
boys win race AID tue spectators on the grand stand
gave them u cnt usiasuc reception.
rorRs
The contestants Ia tue HAT uoat OF the tours wers
the Eurckas, Mutuais, Centcuptsis aud saugertics
Tney got beautiful start, aud the Mutuals ana Eu
rekas ~ once drew to .be front. he Mutuais were
pulling terrible stroke, about ior.ytwo 10 the min
and kept tue centre OF tho course. The Eurekaf
we're on The Newark shore Az tho half me the crew
were all pretty we'll ur, tho Mutuals aud Eurekas
leading with the Saugertes and Csntennials about
length Denind. The latter steer
ing very badly. crossing and recrossing tho
I river IN very zgztg line on the Tri
ton boat house tue Autuais appsarej to gall
the Eurekas aud the Sauserses keDt close benin,
the MutnaIs. The latter be9an W draw ahead
and the Eureka CuD house, half length ancat
OF tue sauserties with tue EureKas BACK In thirt
place. The Saugcrties now stored itte wild, and
steering over 10 tie right, iousd the Nutuais, ana h
Eurckss rowing up NJ the same time helped to inereas