New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-10
CLOSE or THE SCHUYLKLL REGATTA.

A HOT-DAY'S sPORT-SOME GOOD RACEs-A NUM-
BEE or FOULS AND A SHELL CEUsHED-THE
PRIZE WINNERS.
PHILADELPHIA July 9.-On the third and
day If eighth annual regatta OF the National
Association to-day the between the winners
the heats Of the last two days to determine the rec
ents OF the prizes.
The sun hot and with the exception OF about one
hour during the enoou, scarcely BREATH Of air was
stirring The water smooth. but still very muddy
and made heavy pulling large crowd Witnessed the
races J. H. c. Watts, of Baltiaore, the umpire Of
the day.
The first for Junior single SOULS with six en-
tries j. A whttaker, of the Pawtuckct Cub, of Paw
tucke.. r. L. Edmund Field. OF the Carter,t Cub, Of
Perth Amboy. n. j.; Frank Campbell OF The Crescent
Club of Newark. n. j. r. c. Jackson Of the PIlisade
Club Of Yonkers n. Y; James Fox. of the Shawmut
Club Boston, Mass; and p. McManus, of the Metro
poan Ciub OF New-York City. The course is too
for large number of entries, and caused some
trouble but the fouls made not allowed by tie un
pire all the shells allowed t. CONTINUE 10 the
flush. WaIttaEer ran into CambelPs shell, ana
after getting clear at the mile post led Tie hc!d
with jackson a good second. At the second half
mile MeNanus fouled Jacksons boat. hut the Inter
pulled away from HIM. On the homestreteh Campbell.
who was fourth, and full length behind AcManUs
made n good spur5 and missed third place by Onequar
ter recond. At the finish Whitaker led by Two
clear lengths, his time being 10 min. 43&
la the second for sxoared crews there were four
entries: Mutual. OF Albany Y; nstitut- OF Newark,
" j.; Ariel OF Newark. n. j., and NarrlGansett, Of
Providence, T. l. The MutUsls AMI Narraglnsetis
used shells and the other crews gi~s. AT,
the nile post the Narracansetts led by six
lengths, and uy grand effort the Mutuals gradually
decTeased the distance. Hale. the fifth oar or to Mar
ragansett crew. broke the ouIrigeer and lost his oar
which deInOrallsed the crew and they hnSted last
when by iudIc us u'e o! four oar. they conf ave
won the The Mutuals came III hrs IN Sol u. Win
the ms tute second, and ARIEL thTd The GIGS hhsGlnE
close together.
ford of The Perseverance Club of New-Orl aus, la.
Harry Ball. of the Zephyr OF ID troit. NJ chean aud VIM
Murray the Elizaheth OF snuut NlSia'a tar c
At the end cf the first quarter MGmfOrd led by two
lengths with the others abreast Al TIE h1i ME
most Murray pulled directly Muufort's shell max
deliberate foul. and Iued on by the unplrr The
race Vas won Dy MumfOrdlh lO:U04 Bal behs I'VE
lengths behind.
brother. OF Alb my, and LEVER and Chis, OF Now
York AID easily by the Albany crow IN lOl1l2'
the 9th er finishing wcnty lengths behind.
There we're nut TWO entries for The dodDlescu race
Holmes and Whitaker representing the PawiucEets.
and BirDey and lianlord IoDham, Nal-waLsumt Of
Saginaw, Mch. Tne Pawtu, kcts had everything their
own way from the start. and did no show Their
strength. TDoy finished 10 seconds ahead. IN 9ill2
The exciting race OF the uAy was l0ar red she is III
which there four entries, WyandOUe. % Wyau-
dOtte, Mich. Eureka. o Newark. y D.; hnsd2Ie'
OF HlSdale. Mich. and Crescent. or PM. deiIhln
The I'll iSdale the avOrites, and got away
the start slightly in advance of the Otler crews AT
me end OF the first quarter mile the WyanlOtte
by two lengths, with the NyancOites second ana thc
Crescent tbd Al the mile post The Crescens secured
second place which they retained 10 The end Nearing
the finish the WyandOftes ran INTO the wharf ana
crushed their she'l, and che EUrekas. who were three
lengths behind, inished third. The hIe OF the Hhls-
dales S:J3.
The seventh and last race Of the day was tor cgh,-
Dared shells. The Nassau. Rosoute am D1untes' ali
of New-IClk CITY, cOmpriel Alter Idise stait tAe
boats together but soon took th4 pOslIOn tef
held through the race and nj the finish Dauh'l'ss
first, Resolute secOn l. and Nassau tllrd, the WHINING
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