New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
COWS CITATION PRIZES Fos RoWBBs



THE HuLsDALEs' ExHrBIrIox
Thousands Of people gathered together on
tina banks Of the Passsic River Newark yesterday
afternoon, to witness the races In the Consolation
regatta given By the Psasaic River Rowing Association
AL the singles doubles and crews that failed 10 win
prize invited to contest for the $500 worth Of eod
badgea largo number accepted the invitation and
the result OF the interesting ssd sattsc-
tory regattas ever held on the PassaAc.
Mr.. Wstts. of Baltimore. was rsferee snd J. Weed
Adams judge at the nnish.
The Grst heat Of the Junior snglesou race was the
first contest Thomas VOTERS. Of Newark. Won in
12:o7a with J. Coburn second. The second hsat was
taken by r. q. Bryan, Of the Atalantas. Who also
won the final heat and the race IN 9:42.
The first heat Of the senior singles was by John T.
Buckley OF Portland Me-, in 9:5s. with Jeremiah Dopa
heat BY W. Z. OCopDsIl of Portland. with W.
W. Stone Of wysndotse Mich. seconds time. es20. The
NAL heat was won BY Buckley n $751;
The Aries and Eurskaa OF Newark, and the Pioneers
CT Brooklyn contested the honors in the f0usoared
gig race, and the Eurekas won.
For tho sheu race, the Mutuas, Of Albany
the Eonpareis OF this city and the Institutes Of New
ark. were entered. The lay between
tine first two crews and they kept
pretty even TO tho Ewekas house, where
NonpareIs foued tneir opponents bat iuasmach
both were Of their wafsr and the Nonpares
came III nDt, the reloree uecieed IN tneu 0vok 1lmo
1888.
In the foe double shells the Msropolitans OF this
CITY, the Crescents Of Boston, and the Wolvenhooks OF
Greenbush. N.Y. contested. The latter led for dis
tance but the Metropoltans hnally forged ahead and
won In 9:53ia
Nexr the race FOR sx-oared gigs The
Arfcls and Institutes of Newark, did
start and the honors we're struggled for By the
Unions and Metropoitans Of this city, and the Mutaals
Albany. After close struggle between the Metro
potans and the Unions, the latter retired ths mile,
and Metropslitans In sl6 tho Muuais second.
What proved be the most exciting Of the day
followed the for sightoarsd ahells The Newark
Ares withdrew and left the TO the
Unions, OF this city. and the Columbias,
Of Washington. rhe crews were well matched. and
neither had boats length aavaHraxo the
otler from the stavt to the nnlsh At the half-sDe
the bows OF the boats were nearly even che Columbus
having the advantage AZ the fften house the Unlons
mile which was maden 515 Opposite the Eureka house
both spure but neither gained any advantage.
the Unions being then about engtn IN the 'front.' bdt
there daylight between the boats From the
thousands or people arose cheer alter cheer ~
hundred yards from tine fnisa the C0iumbias spurted
aud gained But IT was too late, auhougn the BOW OF
their boat within three feet OF the bow OF the Uncns
they crossed line. Fine, 7f9, which 10 romarka-
oily fast for the Passac course.
Tbe Ihisfale four gave an exhibition row, making an
xtterap 10 beat 6 the time Of the Earexas Of New
ark, who the fouroared IN the National lse-
garta The Ilsdales time, however S.23, bat they
had q stroDg wind against them.