The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31

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and she ssadslsiiy dropped back
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otner ana ne eontest VA ls,nr dos,bs.
fui between the two until within two
hundred yards Of the goal, when q
beat containing several spectators
/ pulled into the course, directly Ia the
/ way OF the contestants. The warning
shouts Of the referee In the launcE
were heard hy 0'Connor. who was
Stiil easily heading. and he managed 10
turn slightly to one side. losing no
| time. Hamm also was warned and
he pulled of. but Peterson was not 80
] fortunate. He was forced 10 take in
one oar from his oariock to avoid 4
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81 had an This s:m. hepss rov,ng
! steadily in fourth position, and when
half the back course was finished WAS
many lengths behind. But in thelast
| haH be made = strong pull and came
| in good fourth.
O'Connor passed the flags winner
ny Iwo Ienenfs Hsmm second. one
fourth by i've ienaths from f.rs Tie ,es Is.
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Ans 'al,'e s.ren vas = minutes ana
- seconds. ihe course mas oeen sur
| veycd and found to be short altogether
exactly so yards. A computation
| shows that IL the course had been full
three miles and the sane rate OF speed
maintained. the time would have Keen
| is minutes ana 50 seconds. which i
| faster than has ever been made before
/! IN three miie~wifh-turu heat race.
Figuring il this way O cunnor lowered
| the worries record over one minute.
The decision OF the referee was that
O'Connor won FIRST money 5sf.0001.
and Hamm second money i$50o1'
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| Il Was discovers maj Peterson : MAJ
| had snrunr ! l.ak h;;a ha r,as ra,.;c.
and he had sh;nn.ad nearlv ! half hsr,
rel az water. This counted with fhe
| fact OF his beipg III ali eay the dav he
| fore may account for his being de-
] tented by Hamm for second nlaee
inA oAfs - SRA = = -.
The oarsmen seemed greatly fatigued
when seen By q Posr- ISrKhrIeEvcE
reporfrr at fhe hoaf-house b,.t thew
msfnags,a 10 sreat netueen h,s.,h. i,
| the highest terms OF the management
Of the race and OF all who had assisted
IN ge.ang up me regatta they also
b,'ds - wstar s ts,.v haa S Zig I n,.ss
mon. M = !.
They leaye this nfternoon at n. M
| for Salt Lake (sirvs a. thew have e. ~
there 10 make aYrancene,,fs fnr s re-
ratfa ia be held an Great Salt I'ats an
June 3, 1850. They express regret at
e penn ,hsx hsxe % na leave sese 80
friends during Their ssav n t6a eit =
az whom they reluctanfiv fake Ieave
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fhoHAbLk EVENT.
! The oaFsmen expect to return here
! next year. bringing with them MANY
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t<Ak&y VIII leave lQE New I0xKx HON