New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-31
OF persons at home. 1t regular Waterloo day 1or
the favorite OF those mentioned as probable
winners a single

persons at home. 1t regular Waterloo DAY Ior
the favorites OF mentioned as probable
winners won a single race.
THE FIRST RACE.
The fl for amateur sculers for the Muker
Cup There were eighteen entries, but only eight came
up to line for the start The failure OF NILS, OF INC
New-York Athletic Club and Daily Roach, OF the
Dantess Club to put in appearance. greatly dlsap
pointed those who came To witness the race On inc
word 20" being gwen Frank l.. Holmes, OF Pawtuckct,
r. l.. Cot a sligit advantage, Goddard, who was a
strong favorate for the first place taking WAFER lS
Goddard gradually crcpt up on the rowers untll lie
reached the second place, followed ny iionSh'oIl,
and a half Stake slightly in advance of Goddard, who
confused in regard 10 the manner 0i turning me
stake turning it rom starbcard to port rs usually
done in races Nrw-fncland. instead Of from port to
stalbOard. required Ivy the rules and Iegula Cn> Y
This he lost at least lengths being placed III the
fh position. Holmes sti held the lead, followed nv
IouGhion Maskc, and Francis. The race resulted as
follows: Holmes flrt. time. II min 49, sec. loufi
ton second, tim. II min. 81 l. see; Goddard tAIT'l
time, - min. lG2 TAe time OF the Others was NOT
taken.
TIE SECOND RACE.
The second for single souls for
prizes of Gl5C 500 and 500 There thirteen en-
tries bat only started As in tie previous race
the spectators treated to Disappointment Pised
who looked upon enc who would give Riley IA
chase all tac way round George II lloSncI Of
Boston; Daniel D. DriscOll of Lowell, and Jonn A. Ken
nrdy, Of Portland, falling to enter &!thcn"h present
Plaiscd ana Kennedy being on the lake several lines
showed MS experience in starting by going 10 the front
which he hello for about quarter OF mile heinz closely
met Riley twice previous 10 today From thS loinl
"Freuchy" aprcalcd 10 becloSinS up the gap between
them until the hal!-milc reached when 'FtCuchN
forged ahead gaining all the time on hlicy Ih{ were
followed by Ten Eyck, of Pcck.kI!l Dan"i r. snN1n
Johnson led by about three lengths, the others maintain
inc me same relative uoSitions johnson turned mile
and half stake at least three lengths in advance OF
Riley who this point showed Signs of being Exhausted
and also made slow turn The rules and regulations
SIN ,l fupf a,tl ms -ho
hut could turn any other az ms pcrl Sullivan, VINO
was tIird going for the stake, tuned Ten E!fks
Ten Eyck began to turn. Ten Eyck's bow strucE the
stern OF sulliyans boat aud iurner prosIess WIS im
claim. three strokes. MahOney, Kennedy and Dckln
changed during tlic race After the CON
cluded Ten EyCk put In clam or ION AGAINST SNdi
ON the ground that lac had no right tOurn his cnE yc>
buoy. The calm allowed ny the referee. after COZ
sultaon with the judges, VINO were uiEclsdN "i tic
opinion that sullivan had no right he where lac M
the There great excl clnnt among the slec
tators on seeing FrcncnN coming Ill ah'a "i kl'N
as WAS thoush that Frcuchy had no possible chance
Of defeating slch Il Riley. The following Is tie
and position Of the first yc the time of the others
being taken Johnson first, 81 min 30 l. STE; Riley
second. y min. a sullivan third - MN. L seq
Ten Evck, Iourn, % mn. 20lI see; Mahoney hih -
MN. Il see.
The third for pai-oared professionals. for
purse Of $500 divided $l5 to first, $50 10 second. and
SO to third. There eight entries. but only four
starters. namely: Loneshore pair OF Porti3nd-Jamcs
y
Of Boston; the COnacliy brothers, ana tHc casey
brothers. also of Boston
The GoOkinS took the water first. closely followed Nv
the COnnellvS. with the L1ngShOrc and Cascls about
even Tuc Guokius led for about half thTcc-uiltcr~
of m1lc which point the IongslOrc men, after heat
TIE COunclVs Of the second place. closed ny on the
Cookns. AT the mile the LOng>hOrc lea slightly, with
the Gookin>, Couucllys. aud Cascys following III tie
order named At TIE mile auda-lalf. Lou-shorc stu
leading, and made good turn gaming about three
lengths by II. The GOokiuS made an extremely wide
turn. which with their own buoy tnty turned orc
other striking gdinst 1t. 1t now good race for
thitd between the COnncls and CastNs, the lat
ter in the The Gooklns lahorcd unccr the dsad-
vantage OF having Their steering gear broken but now
ever could not have won. ~ oneshore Iowcd them ont
They IN the following order: lDncshoic. hi+t,
min. IL GOukius, second. II min. .3l2 sec;
Conuclys, thId, - min. JOi3 See; CdsCys, fourth,
% min. 32l2 sec
The last for fOuoarcd working boats purse.
$500 divided. 800 10 the first. 500 10 the second ana
$50 the third boat. TINS merely local iitr hu
was very interesting to spectators. There were cN-n
entries and ulnc starters. The IakCm1H Crew, which
mas been the wilmer fOuT-oaIed working boat U
all Tcgdtta- for years, badly beaten owing :"
Wild stcIIur. Tie crews came III a. follows: Chcitca
Boat Cub, first. in 10 min jJl see. This The best time
record Tor the class, tie lHkcHIlS making IL III
min 500. last year. West Ind tluh, second. III
20 min Sec RVeTsidcs tuiid. IA 20 niu - SEC;
Lakcmans, fou, H., IN 20 min. 1912 sec.
All of the above races except tne Amateur were three
III