The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-23
THE OAR.
The Great Regatta on Lake Calume,
Yesterday Attracted
Nine Thousand People 10 the Village
Of Pullman.
fifteen Knights Of the Scuil Assemble
to Contend
For the Palm-Hanlan There in his
Night,
Aud Scores Another Victory, Thsmgh
Not as
Easily rs Some Of its Predecessors
We're Won.
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Fifteen Knights Of the ScuiI Assemble
to Contend
For the Palm-Hanlan There in his
Night,
Aud Scores Another Victory, Thsngh
Not as
Easily rs Some OF its Predecessors
We're Won.
The Chapter OF Accidents and Incidents

PULLMAN, ILL.,, June %. 9,sO a m-Isk.
Calumet In rss,;r, in . ,ona;,;. -
''sA"s W oo"ui'ioh OF moder-
~" iopose uhuer brilliant sun and three
preliminary heats for the great single scn,,
race of tbs dav hid fairly ca-,,,, a.
~, ""' -" '"",S 0e''"'" 10 occur
anu "nuer very sood auspices. A fair
breeze is blowing from the northeast, and
there is slight ripple ON the wa,sr hr,
not such as viii In any wav intsrfsra ,si,h yu'
the race or the making of good time ~ !, 10
IN the carmen to sccomplish IL Hani,n 70
reports himself as never feeling hettnr aMa
is popularly deemed the winner narr;n., J,
accident, although those fsmiliass s :
with most of the men assert he VIII hs
pushed into making good time. w
Fifteen oarsmen are nominated for tbe
preliminary races. and ara niacsd % t'I'
'pws; At the first heat, Wsnlan % MSSsm az .o,'
Zee, Hsrker and Braceland. SECOND hsay,
Hosmer, Plaisted, Riley. Teemer Ksnnadv,,
iaird heat, Hamm. Elliott and CIav,oyn
rhe distance is to be rowed promptlv nj IN
o clock, the succeedings ones in ths ordar
given.
The first and second men In each bsa,
will Join in decisive race nj 4.Sil n m tor
the h rst, second and third prizes. Fivs or
q / men are urged rs fayorites. bnt In Tho
cloee procedure ofeven,s this is superaous
An audience of nearly 8 600 Ia present nj
t.is hour to witness the race. Wv
The men took the water promntlv NJ
1890 in the following order: Hanlan hrst.
Mskay. second; Lee, third; Parker, iourth,
Bsaceland. ffth. The 6rs, nna,,.r .""n ~ ),
mile was pulled yery evenly togsthsr and
at the first mile thew were Welt matchsS
with Lee slightly In the lead, followed
cNvely by Hanlan and McKav. Psrtsr
IA dropped two or three lengths To the
rn, with Braceland between him and The
lefiers. The first four men kent cIoss ~
Hkrlan's water until the mils p, snS S,oIW %as ~
when Braceland kent we'll on tIa iara
Ths champion was first 10 tnrn % ths
bfoy, with Lee second McKsv th;rT
P}rker fourth, Braceland last. Hanlsn,,
tiIte at the mile and half buov was tan
rTnutes and a fraction. which was "S ysrv sT,,
I'D time in view Of the water. which had
, pecome chopped under fresheninc bree.s
Uton the return voyage Hanlan Eent tLe
lend, rowing easily, the Others holding In
thalr relative positions. Braceland wsil in
tho rear, Hanlan passed Inc two n,,ja
bfoy in fourteen minutes md fnrtu'
fivt seconds. Lee fifteen seconds hsh;na
HItilan passed the two and n half mil,
buxy in eighteen minutes and twenty sec
onAs, taking it very leisurely with Ie,
close to one length, and Mackev thre,
lengths in his wake and pulling yery hard
Hsiilnn closed up an easy finish with
handsome spnrt, winning In 22,lO Parke ker
second; Mckay, third; I,raceland in IN,
rear.
At ll:27 a. M, the men for the second
heat were in position Immediately after tbs
fi'sgh OF, the first, Riley taking the wateI
fill ~ n. 4
given, starting In the following order
Riley first, Teemer second. Kennedy third
Hosmer fourth, Plai,ted fifth. Pla,sted
and Hosmer had sharp race for the irst
mile flag. which was passed by Hosmer
slightly ahead of Riley, and Teemer close
up and Kennedy falling rapidly to the rear
The four leaders pulled very evenly for the
turning buoy, Hosmer coming around first
Teemer second, Riley third Plais.
ted fourth Kennedy In the rear
Hosmer's time at the mile and
half buoy was ten minutes and thirty
seconds. IIosmer passed the two mile
buoy in 1880 Teemer second. two lengths
in the rear Riley third, FIVE lengths alter
Hosmer; Plaisted pulling yery evenly with
him. The last mile was pulled in the
hardest kind of style, Hosmer gradually
increasing his lead by fully four Lengths
ahead of Riley and Plaisted, finishing in
twenty.three minutes and sixteen seconds.
Teemer second, Riley third, Plaisted fourth
Kennedy distanced.
Word was given for the third heat al
1l.40, In the following order: Hamm frat
Weisserbers second, Gardiner third EIIio,,, list,
fourth, Clayton fifth. Gardiner sprunp
well to the front and passed the mile NJ
thirty strokes and fully two lengths ahead nj
Hamm, CLAYTON steering yery badly and af.
tor taking Elliott s water crowded into Weis.
gerberbers and Hamms. and nj The three.
quarter buoy the three men were 40 oioselv
together that Hamm was oompeiIed m
cease rowing. Weisgerber's shell was pnrtiv
filed with water. While the three shells
were locked together Weisperber STONED
rowing and was DELAYED fnliy one minnie
bailing out, and after proceedins a sho,t
distance further Elliott ceased rowing sy a
the two men abandoned the race. TSe re.
naming three men continued sharniy
hamm turning the mile and a half bnov
first IN ten minutes and FORTY y sec.
onds, Gardener second. Clayton third
Clayton again began to steer badly bnt
kept In the shore and did not Interfere with
Hamm or Gardener, who who was pnllinv
at the two mile buoy, apparently even'
From there 10 the finish wns anna rentiv
the rharpest bit Of row shown snprinn spn,e"y .hys
morning, and was won by Cjardeper hv
half a length. Time-23.o. Ksnnedv;s ~ =
failure TO make good time IN the sscnnS
was explained toward the finish. when Ms
she'll, which had bean injured by Tho pra. .
vious race, parted completelv In two aud
he was compelled To make his wav nshn,s @
clinging 10 the Fragments. The result ~
the three heats made The atarters fn, ,ha G
decisive race In the Afternoon Uan,an Iaa
Hosmer. Teemer. Gardener and % Wamm nee'
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CHICAGO. june 29.-Edward Usr,.p h.a
added another 10 his coInmn nr scm,iinu n"u
victories. This time winninr hsrSsomniss Sis
against n formidable field of iiftasn nsrs.
men. nearly ali Of nationsi rorn,a ana "n5
nearly ali Of whom MISUNDERSTANDING h sn.odad SnS
the phenomenal canadian TO The ysry vPcde% hast os
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