Telegram-herald., 1889-08-02

They Secure the zes IN Three OF
the Five aces.
CHARLES z. Courtney IOHOW TO-DAY
Ihs sx-Ck.m Dis1 az ths waria - Give
"a Exhlsitisa Iss Records of
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The threatening weather yesterday
afternoon occas.oued sers0us iezTs that
it would be very ultag0Faole Tor the
regatta. AID as A Consequence the at
tendance ~as not 80 large a. it would
Otherwise have 5cen. 10 proved, how
ever. u be very favorable Tor the races.
It did lot ra.n o. n.ake it unpleasant.
and ne. slbolng showers made the ar
cooler and m0re comfortable The
races passed o1 ~ithoIt hitch; the
owasntanengs won thfee out of the hve
races and teo records were broken.
telegram was received from Mr..
Garfield of Al1auy WAO had been
chosen O. act as U.arlIr, announcing
that he lad been ltit GOA tne road. and
cond nos reach Daand Rapids unul
lfsl evening j a. 30 .lug. ~ Monroe.
Was chosen 10 a.. ln Nr. Garfield
place.
it vas 500 p. ID. when the sport,
carving tAe umpire and other officers
aut tle representatives Ol the press
leiL exc c-uO-hou,r per and steamed
around to tle outer end Qt the line
beyond tie gcsul stand. bat It was
s-jo before tle iulaos, tAe nrst OK the
junior lour cltns ID launch a shell,
pulled out Tor position. Three minutes
later lhe Duuu4ues started. The Owt>l-
tll0ngs were last % grt INTO their
shells. The home crew were applauded
by the crowd on the piers and grand
stand as tley pulled for their starting
nag. lr Was IS minutes after 8 when
tup.ro sterling gave the word:
Are v0u ready, CO. The
Iroquois sculls dipped first and
they .cd the Face from the start. The
Du0uQurs. after short start, began 20
steer % the starbOaTd and were soon far
cut Oliheir course. Al the half-mile
tle OwasatanOugs We're pulling a 40
stroke. The Duouqucs were second,
t'y a small. lead only, punmg 36. IL
Was pretty race at TINS point between
the leaders. At tnree-quarterS OF a
mile the Owasntan0nCs lcd by half a
length. one OF the home crew caught
CRAB and the course was lost, 50 that
they steered wide OF the stake. They took
the.r reckoning, however, IN time 10
save themselves, 1Lt turned first IN
t.l34, the lT0quOis following IN 6.l6l,
the pubuques IN o.22. The home crew
crowded t0 the fore after the turn and
soon nad two clean lengths between
tacr stern and the lrOquois' bow,
winch distance they increased rs they
proceeded. Half way back the DubuGues
bad pushed passed the lroquOisand
finished second. Time. OWashtauOngs,
1901 bubuQues. 1918, IroquOis, 1881.
Hearty cheers Tor the ewashtanOngs
went Up ilom the grand stand and
piers.
Junior Double scuiis.
Umpire sterling promptly called for
the junior doubles. but ID was a few
minutes after o'clock before they got
away. The entries were ". ID.
Sergeant and Charles NcQuewan, OF
the OwasntanOngs, and Osborn and
Weboer. OF the Garfield Beach Club.
salt Lake City. The Owashtauongs
caught the water nrst and pulled a
p stroke. At a quarter OF a mile they
had streak OF day light be-
tween their stern and the salts
bow, and soon there was a pro-
cessiOn, single file. The OWashtauOngs
hurried the.r stroke To 81 and made
the turn IA 5:-@ 20, the salts following
IN 65li. on the return the OWashta-
nOnEs got away we'll and soon had
nearly three open lengths behind them.
The Owasntauougs steered TO port, pull
ing q. whsle the MOrmons pulled 80.
The bard work began 10 tell upon
Charlie McQueNan, who was SICK be-
fore he started and unfit ID row. The
owasutaa0ng-, half way back began to
iai peund, and were soon second
tlc racs. aud ie. b.nins TIL the rnlsa.
TIE time Ot the salt lake men was
ls.53t. beating the best record et the
coiir-e-u1lle I'D l>S7 tv the Port
H1rons-bv just five seconds