, 1881-09-10

ly came III first, with Courtney second and
'rrlckett third. Trlckett claimed that Court
ney Ind not turned Ills right bnoy.
bnt tho luttEo Mt tho turning buoy
Snitl liz Ind, so Courtney g0t second
place. III tho third hent, Lee, Fleming,
liaMm. Jleslaiik, tanu.laur. md Nn9lo
stnrtctl. This ltcat WIS luokcd OF, MS II cer.
tntnty fur t;auaaur. wllo led ouL aiNl turllost
thu btoy ilrss, closely followed by Leu ai,d
llanlln. Shortly utter turning, Leu look
the lead, and 1tamm challenged t3atittaur.
4 Spirited race unsned TIL orpost afl1tay's
wlnrf, when t1auduor stopped. md I.ro
Tho tours woro tho ioxt race OH tin pro.
grnr,. -Four crows started for thIs Gycut-the
twu Celtic crews refusing to start on tho
grolt tliut they won the rst mid tlird n,onry
yesterday. THO Torontos got away with the
lead. followed by tho llalfax grow, tho
NuEle.1.ee crew gottltlg off batlly. Tho
Queen City cIuw, nftcr rowing cp,lnlo q
faIl Of water. 4 capital raec cns,led to tlte
turiltlig-buuys bctWcel, thu utlter three
crows. Wien the s.eancr Algerian, which
WIS on hGr why to Montreal, IN lho mast
'IorUnt0 crow, who Ind to stop rowing:
\ foul occurred between tl,e Halifax mil
tho Nagle-1 .ees, ail1. before, they could
Est Ens% s|ssF t ts 1 s bo tf'p bouts ts s stsaSs s
'roruntos rounded ntlotfor b,tcy. md. their
bont bglng l,enyicr. cscaped. otlsy s'lpplnEn
good tloai u water. They rowo4 oyor the
S2sf % NJ, I n! iNXc l sor nS oef nos ece Tefe
Ut tho Captain uf tllo Algerian Is strongly
condemned.
After tic four-oarctl raco had been brought
siirra6to tleiny occurred. (laHdanr md
'lricke,t, canla onr for t!!u double, mid s.lg-
gcstcd TINT lilo watcr would be butter o,,
tho Islant sl'lc. larry Kelley, ey-ehili!:.
to ecl,s,,re tho .rsfcre for UNNECESSARY lc-
lay, md certainly there WIS considerable
ttelay tnr ouglnlit tho day, let the blame bg
where It ihny. The referees then sald lie
course. which lin did. KuoyA Ind to bo laid
down Mt tho turning point, and thu delay was
wonrisono ln thu extrolite., At last tllr fol-
9 owE II. efsws s MsTS Fot # Hui fSnt!ns '}t4
l!nsnier-S,ntt!t, Conlcy-lfnlnln. Il! !liott-Wlse:
Warren .Smith was rs goud ns ont
of It before tlte race began, nwil'g to hls hay,
inE to roy wIl, ss"l!s wh!Sl, R,,x oyarappsd ,;I
however, tlrle t0 gct than sawed, ni!d there
Mnre got otf tl Il very E1od start, E!l1htt nnl
SMsa ss a'ssf'S Sy aaSr sTf a Tfee * IT, l{" {s9 i s%
CDnlcy being sluwest to got un,lur weigh.
Ihn iWce dawn to TIC turning buoy. was int
Visible to those OIL tho refcrce's hoAt, but
LUllEy 4ulI JIM 1lNshEll
md Gauaaur. Ind the best of It,
with tho other three crews well bnllcllctl to-
Eet1lar, III rounding lIAlLlm nul CO1lcy dis
p1ssesse1 Trlckctt mud t'a1lltanr Ut thcir
1nntl. X terrific race then e,,sucd home,
Trfnekett and Gan!fnur. snurtng up level
with thu llnl1faS palr, w!,o kept up Il steady
stroke, which they found lscpt them always
drawing away iltt!e. Allnost ~ ti,o way
eal,!e 40, again, MT wy! I; r4sh, but With Z
Hyery time tlseir. opponents chnltulEel
them to nnd lis lnato were afrnfl
tl,ey .,n, ,were EolnE Eo, t. ,r la heatstl; aa,
clip. stu they determined to fight for every
inch Of the water, mil their g,illelless WINS
rewarded. fpr Wllcll they wore n Hllnrter Of y
mile from lto1ne Trtckett atnt t,uiitlaur Ind
slut their bDlt, md tl,o llaligoninl,s after
putting tllrcg lengths to thu gpod, ensC.l up
il little, md pulled ncrDss the ltnn ~ t5:4714,
the distance HELM, short three Miles. f1lo
rl1eG between tho first MIL SeEnnh CrnWs WIS
beyond compare the finest Of The tny, md
thu winners uro Il l,Atr Df Eelsttiiu crNckA. Il
determined light took p!nen be1ween Elliott
ailtl Wls1 mil Smith and lloslner for thru
pfnce, tho latter crew holding tllat. position
trnn! tile h'tuys. 'rhe IoroMto 'nell, however,
cnlrst. hcGil ,4uEte clear w0utl l,1lve secured
the Sl00, as they hn.l oMly half II length. to
Ealil Antl they Weru. squirting ut 4 surprising
speed. Th1 first prlzh Is $500, ttib second
$:6o, and tic thiEd 500. linn nnd Contey
| tl!ey row with ad'nl headworl.