Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
REST ON YOUR OARS
CLgss cf the Northwestern
Amateur Regatta



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r.a ADS -laat was pressed lltH service,
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al.r, TIE Number 4i .a-lrs e--lt a4-
.lerao-g larger -lal laul4t. and white
.lr a-a.lrr was eEerealug karai. lAr
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s. -rlia-ara- Klal aas bl8s ins which
-i -le eater -uaias .al. aul near lhe
.r. made t. r4taer ..arus 80 the START.
..f tla4rl fae rul .l IL- Faces Lte elnd
IrIdl.sf alI .a- course became tolerablv
sul.ra THE s..laaaf- li ihs pres. 1aaf
4--r l.- s.4I.- as Yesterday Tie same quar-
.-flr .f lral.ru4-i Lal Iae tcsers.
Pie lrst ra-- ~ rl- laF Was Tor Junior
-uz.r ~-l.l- u aiiel tlerr were four en-
.r.-. ana t.rr- starters. IS he0ueh OF
.I- Farrazuts CHICAGO. Withdraaus JJ
L.uu st Parr Huron NLa bad second
..a.- n4- u--r ia th- water 40 800. followed
a e.uuI-sf minutes auerNar8 uf Wm Sail
usaa. .f Toe uelaxar-s. tuics-o. wuo lad
l--t uIaee Denui. Lsuu. 20 Port Huron
sa. lu tle walrrat $40 AT 5l- Secretary
l.e.ler -as, t4e xorl -ga aud toe c1utrs-
lalts made aa even starr. ali pulling evenly.
llr tAo hymns forty--iglt stroke.
aul Sullivan lorV-slX Ilr lruu's
su.-tr-d t1 rtaeh further aud lett Sullivan
Is lrH- .u the rear James j Lynn pulling
ahead ou the ursl half mile. sullivan
pulled our co hl. course 90 starb1aId srem-
Iuz 90 faurs tle srN water j. j. lNun
termed tlr stake first. Dennis LYnu second,
ani ah-n Sullivan turned J. Lynn wa,
tl-ee lengths ahead pllNug a thirty-six
stroke while sullivan was pulling thirty
eight 1ut masiu- u0 apparent gam. In fact
lr.puius "a b1a length on The trst half
mile of the return JJ Iynn retained The
cad Dennis trailing behind "a boat
length and the Chicago man
bringing up The rear Before
er1--inr tnr line. Sullivan pulled up 10 i0
stroke. closing up a boats length on Den
MS LYNN wao was ursed on ov his brother
wn0 had safely crossed I'm 1922. DENNIS
Lynn second I6.lI. sullivan. thlrd 6I- |
Considerable time was lost iu starting the
second rare ia being necessary 10 replace
one Ut the flags at the turning buoy Al
f.l- the Junior Pair oars were ca led the |
eaur4.rsnf. baiug Chas W. Harrah. b
Chs- i Fairbairn. = Excelsior. Detroit first. |
~ Buek. g.. Fred j. Blair. ). Grand |
River lansing second. Fred ] Monter.
B Peter j. Van Dor. = Centennial De
rroir thirl The Ceufennials had a Slight /
.t.lvanra, ~ i'm fhe START bur the Grand Rivers /
soon LII WITH 4 f,rtv stroke. the Exce.siors /
being behind. So great was the hurry of |
the centennial. tO take advantage of the |
benefit of the start. that they apparently |
became ratified AS rhev pulled Ouf of their |
course and Ne-e soon trailing in the wake /
uf the Grand Rivers Seeing their advau- 4
fare the latter lei our 90 "A forty eight stroke /
and they coo steercd wildly. leaving their /
..er-. and hu.-..iny the shore % tie star
board side Thls eave the Celtennials an /
advantage which they eagerly uarrook of.
.-tfrinr "a teai when within about forty |
rod~ ~ The stake and increasing their
speed % a for,v-f3Ur stroke
rr.r t1~ueH the stake first iu
-.ff. tie Grand Rivers a length behind. tbe
same space intervening between The Excel
sior a6d Grand Rivers The Ceutennials
continued r8 forge aheld The Judges boat
hove ra a1aut forty rods from ihe starting
point. and when tae Centeuniais hai lef
fhe Grand Rivers about Two lengths be
hind. they ief their water and eudeavored
ta cross fhe bow of the Lausineiles's the
toul" being already apparent As the
boats ua--ed rur iuiges they were sfrlnginE
along Grand Rivers holding the lead Cen
frn1iais second, Excelsior thirI As 1t To