The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
"A WALK OVER FOR YALE,
pennsylvania UNIVERSITY GREW
DEFEATED BY THEIR RIVALS

A Lively Eighl-Oared Boat Race NJ New
london, Conn, - The Pennsylyanlaus
Defeated by the Smallest Possible
Margn, ~ tho Yales Did Not Care to
Give uaWards Any rolnis IN TO Tholr
strength,
NEW LONDON, Conn, june ee'-The
eightoared, four miles, tyalghtaway race
between the Vale and University OF
Pennsylvania crews was rowed last
evening over tho Thames river course
from Gales Ferry to Winthrops Point
and was won by Yale by one aud one
half lengths, OhloIal time, Yale, 2Oi5Ol
Pennsylvania, eO50. AHtlli breeze was
blowing up tho river against the crews
aud over tho Art three miles the water
was rough The interest Ia the race
centorol almost wholly In the exhibition
given by Vale Os o means Of Judging her
chances IN the race OF next Friday
against Harvard, The comments on tho
result vary widely and although the
boats were kept very close together from
start TO finish II was In many respects
queer race, The crews were lute In
leaving their quarters but at Oii7 they
backed up 10 the starting limo and were
at once sent away by Referee Brooks Of
Harvard, Both crews caught the water
together and for two or three strokes
both crews splushod water badly, Nulo's
shell forged about ten feet ahead, but
the QuakcH settled down and In fow
strokes pushed tho bow Of their boat q
triae TO the front
noth Crews In Good Form,
At the first qunrtermllo tho boats
were bow 10 bow, both crows rowing In
good form, Naloh perfect swing being
especially noticeable, A strip Of rough
water was entered and both crews eased
down. but the Pennsylvania boys man
aged TO push ahead and az tho hall-mile
flag were leading by o full length, pull
ing thiWy-iuur 30 Naloa thirty'lOur
From tho half,mlle nag 70 the ono mile,
Yale dropped her stroke 10 thirty while
Pennsylvania ran thrira up 90 thirty-siX,
and at tho one mile flag were again on
even terms, rowing their slow, easy, but
effective stroke, apparently with but lit
tle effort From the one mile 10 the one
and q hglf-milo llag tho boats were bow
and bow, Pennsylvania pulling thirty
four and Yale thirty Ihyro wgt some
Rplnshng and number four wl keeping
very poor time. Jut before thn one and
u hoIimil .lng wni wunIud pnnyl'
vania Ind Iuuh of smooth water IN,
der the lgnalou while Aulo wHt 'n rough
watnF DO ll' Dauunl Tho Ppuyl'
yanig men ppwtaJ and thought 90 tkoQ
lead uu, Au,uUHp.glgd aul easily held
her own.
YHc Forge, Ahrnd,
AZ tho lw0m,lH lug thH difference
between the low Wl -t.luy .wns Of
tho Nun m.u WUD tHr quick WJ nervous
stroke pulled Uy tH p'uubigau.UuB be.
gm Go huW it'lI very plainly Yale
gradually forged Uhori pulling thirty
two auu 5000 n tau easiest pnulIG mun-
nCr, while ilN Penn Y.UU.1 men,
alth1ulh 'Ong fairly sD.l hladc work,
went g.l ,o l0ww in Oh Dr. HwlnF ana re'
cover From tlruuW yW 20 JhU finish
their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
After pl Ing lHn navy Nil AUl' in.
creased NUn 'ull IpH uIulr lau .u, with
pluuty of puvnr On reserve Nt tho
thrpu uul UHo.hIl. l'Gs tH.r hGa % lead
OF uOnrIy two luug.h and wl. talking
thing very uuy A uur.pr u. % mile
from iho ON' % Pennsylvania mIdo %
Tremendous squirt nl uut 1U.ta lead
down 90 % hlli lngih lUt ,am hala hit
her storm mp iO lhlrly.luur uuU crossed