Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-12
WEEPING AND MAILING.
MTNNESOTA'S SPORTING REPREsEH.
TATITE8 FAIL DIsMALLY.
At the Rochester Races Comm dors XII t.
sons PAGER, Gem, Comes In Fourth and
Little Brown jug Only Strikes 2:1s-At
Detroit the Minnesota Oarsmen are Fair
Third-The Hillsdales Coming Home I'm
sstisfied-General Racing Record -Other
Sporting Iatelligencc.
Detroit RegdttG .

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1.-The weather TO
day has been splendid, and. as a consequence
the races OF this, the last day of the North
greater promptness than on previous days
under more favorable circumstances, and will
5000 spectators In attendance.
The first race was the junior
foIirs, between the Chatham, Pullman
Wahwahlasee and Centennial crews. TIL,
Wahwahs got the lead IN the first half mile
pulling forty-eight to the minute. The Cen.
tennials same, the Pullmans and Chathams
each forty. The Wahwahs held their lead TO
the end winning in 1355A the CentennIali
and Pullmans had hard struggle the firs
three quarters of the distance for second place
The Centennials then gradually drew away
and came in three lengths al cad.
Second Heat, Junior FourS-Contested by
the Undines, Gognacs and Dorers. The race
was an elegant one, being throughout very
spirited. The Datroits finally won by length
in 1410Z; Gognacs second, l4:I81. The
Undines didn't finish.
The next race was the final heat of the SEN
Tor sculls, between Kirby, of Providence; Buck.
ley, of Portland, and Stone, Of Wyandotte
Some quit in the first twenty yards and pad
died back claiming that Buckley had fouled
him. Kirby led all the way and was not
crowded In the least, making the race rather
tame. Time, 14:35; Buckley, 14;45I.
There were no entries in the junior pair
cared race.
The senior six-oared race was next called
Starters: Undines, Wahwahtuhuses, and Ex-
cclsiors Of Detroit. The Wahwahtahuses won
in 1874; Undines, 14:34. The latter claimed a
foul before reaching the turning buoy and had
held pretty even hand with the victors until
then.
The junior double SOULS were next called
Entries: st. Joes, Fort Waynes, Goguars, and
Narragansetts. There was some unfortunate
work with the first two, and the Providence
club Won easily in 1433S1; st. Joes, 1918.
The senior pair Dared race was next pulled,
the starters being Holmes and Appley, Provi-
dence; Bolger and Mosley, Albany; Cegg and
Standish, Detroit. The last soon took the
lead which they kept to the turning buoy
The crews managed to all get well together
again, and the race as then contested was in
tensely exciting till the Detroit crew drew
out. The Providence men were then in the
lead, which they kept to the finish, winning
in 14:10h; Mutuals, AIS.
The final heat junior fiurS participated in
by Wahwah.ahuses, Goguars, Centennials,
and Detroits. This was close and exciting
race. The Wahwahs took and kept the lead
all the way round, crossing the finish half
dozen lengths ahead in 1894. There was a
hard fight for second place which was won by
The Centennials in 1854, Dstroits 14:0i1.
The final heat for the senior fours wes won
by the Centennials of Detroit by three lengths
in 12:41sl, Wyandottes second, Minnesotas
third, Mutuals fourth. This was the event of
the day. 1t was finely contested throughout
and ELECTED great interest.
This closed the regatta