New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-09

6:25 the being started five minutes ahead OF
the announced upon the programme The races to-
day the heat Of the four doubtless and senior
junior sculls the winners of the several heats to
off tomorrow in the final races
At the start fresh breeze blowing directly up the
course, rendering the water lumpy, and making the
time OF the first three rather slow The wind sub,
that could be desired by the most ardent advocate of
clear course and smooth water
three contestants Blake and Ross OF the Aalantas;
1Tpiey. Of the P"wiuekes The Pawtuckets won by
three lengths in 9t5 Mutuals cond, 9554, Atalan-
The second heat OF the double SOULS the only real
W" For this s @ n m OF s
were not ayores and but for poor steering would I'M
rohers of the SewYorR Athletic Cub Won the heat
by bare naf enSh scoring beautiful course In and
s%%ey for half mile but roTed down and
titus 9:4G4, BURLINGTON ten lengths behind.
Thg third race first heat OF junior sngles was won
Field Of the Carercl Boat Club o. Perth Aboy, second
tlGa ng OF the sh1wmn's Boston third by haf
nis hardly length separating tho three boats at any
The fourth race which have the second heat
OF the Junior Singles was Transported with the fourth heat
races The contestants were Knapp of the Gramercys,
aro It was Won by the latter in ~ io g Morse
second Io:54'a, Knapp a half length behind. "
brought out the famous fisdaes champion H Of the
past two years. the Aleanys Metropolitans of NewYork
hncss or Two or the crew, were compelled TO put two
substitutes IN their boat who hadnOt before rowed with the
crew. Inc Illdics jumped away with stroke of forty
egt 70 the minute, and crossed the live several lengths
ahead in the unprecedented time S2O3 AlbanyS S:f3o
the Anaostans and Metropolitans hundred yards be-
hn' roWod side by side nearly all the the latter
coming III third by an open length.
sixth rlre-ThC second heat OF fOurs by the
MinpcSotas, of st. Paul, in S34 MiddlcseX, OF Cam
bridgeport Mass second iii S:52 FairnOunts of Phila
delp ia, third, four lengths in the
Seventh raceThc third heat of Junior singles won
by Riley of the Mutuals of Albany, in 9563 Oakley
Tue Ariel Newark, N j., second, 10O6l4 NOwlan, Of
Brooklyn (yho had been i'll for the past two days. dis
tanced.
Eight raoc-Second heat of junior singles was won by
App lev of Pawtauc6et, in 9:5434, Morgan, of the
tonnes Washington second 1912 In this heat the sole
New Jersey Club very promising sculler, when lead
ing by an open length, and apparently rowing well
Wltnll himself euddenly caught crab ana turned
out INTO the rVer He taken board the boat
and coudoed his evident loss OF the heat through
miSadventure.
Ninth raceFirst heat OF senior singles, was won by
second 942l4. Henderson of the Quaker City, Philadc
pla good third, Dempsey of the Farmount, Phllade
phia, three lengths behind
Tenth raceSecOnd of senior gles brought
Seawanllaka, Brooklyn, Papert Wheeling, W. Va and
hlrOy OF Providence and most hotlv contested from
gle, IN 9lSSi Rave second 9:26l, Kirby third, Papert
last, the last hrce being punched all the up
course leaving the second place in doubt almost
very finish, when Rave by fine squirt dashed the
line a length ahead.
Eleventh race-Third heat of senior singles was W on
by LANG, of Montreal, Canada, in 9;l7 Rogers,
Atalantas, second. 9222 EastbrOo, of Boston, third
twelfth Race-Third heat OF fours by the
Elzahcths. OF Portsmouth. Va in Saga; Crescent OF
Philadelphia second S:453 Columbia, Of Georgetown
d. C., third This one of the most hotly contested
mile and quarter, but beaten at the finish by
short length.