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formers water. Tho Wyandottes and the Mo.
docs crossed tho line together Tho race Will

docs crossed tho line together Tho race will
The. junior eight Dared shells Ind two en-
tries In the Dnuntless Rowing Club OF Now
York and the Everetts of Boston. This proved
the Danntles;s crew broke their rudder. md
rowing Of the Everetts was very, much
start start thu t Ran'sss Toys. scGrGa ny
but as they began TO tire the starbonrd side
showed Itself to b. much stronger than tho
sres 'fSn or t tnro SS ,' Ms M
Cured before the mils was reached. The Ev-
s err, di coTsTnin on each occasion ghya way to
game necessary for the starhoard side Of the
tRanntless crew to stop EoWini in order to
ahead and won in n:O5%..
v1 mee Y.w 74s ah s" SM nsf
Sannn ox"tH cia 4 s. E. ant. Stroke 8
Manhattan Athletic Club-H: B. Iunn. how:
sai&Ssfr nars + j. nsso:E v strIi5 u
- Maits Bcat SlS,t i! PIN Thlladelphla-C; C. nnlaey.
swartz. Z; Gibbons Marsh. ]: Howard Short.
Erbb had fSs vain sbor. and the
Menha.ta.qqs took the water lrst., rowing at, tho
The men in the New York 4. c. boat did not
arp se to be bit upset Ky the Nlanl,attans
Yale stroke Of 3; never varving it for the first
ing hard stroke Of 80. while the Maltas were
The nter to he tune Of
adj Ind ,inu In md OF
the water together At the nile tho f' Maitas
drSorpesd to the rear and the Manhattans had
After the milo was passed the Mnnhattans
T, It was tina. Coy,wain smythe spoke, TO
81. hut still strong and steady. The work
OF the crew was perfect. There had been
prettiy. The Yale stroke of the ''Chirpics
e Rss At the mix b,a na s5cr tho
Der one man in the Manhattan boat. stroke"
strokew cried the cnxswain In the New York
the minute. Inch bv inch tho latt"rs boat
crawled ahead. Now it was even with the
it. snoysd Its nose ahead
isnsths the "ChiEpies made it It forty. and
ters OF n length. and breakers Of tho record
The time was: New York Athletic Club I 81:
MH .lpSs s athletic Club s'o N"l'as of Phil
The starting Of Capt. Van Radon was excel
lrnt the only drawback being tn" closenoss Of
tho turning buoys. this bein. the first time
turning races were ever rowed at a national
regatta.
Tho Regatta Committee will award tho
prizes to the winners tomorrow and arrange
the extra contested events.
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The twenty-flrst annual Convention OF the
National Association Of Amateur Oarsmen WAS
cal ed to order in the town hall Tuesday night
by President Henry W.Garield. Mr.. Sheppard
OF the Saratoga Athletic Club was olact ed as
presiding officer. The old system of having
nominating committee place names before tho
association as candidates + r vacancies on tine
Executive Board was abolished. and nominn-
lions were made in open meeting. Tho rctir-
ing officers were:
President H. W. Garfield. ". X. Hnchmnn,
N. a. Mullen. and Y. Van Raien. All bat NJ. A.
Mullen were reelected to serv" Tor thrc" years.
+. H. Fortmycr.C Com nOlOro OF tho lnssaic As
sociation. was elected in place of Mr.. Mullen.
Tho system Of voting by proxy was changed 80
that every club not sending representative
must mail their vote.
Tho resolution passed ut n previous meet
Ing selecting Chicago as the place for holding
tho regatta next year was rcsrinded. and the
Executive Committee decided that Saratoga
Lake shall DO thu permanent course. The
local committee IL to maze an attempt TO have
I he college association row its races here at
the same timG