The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-28
FINE ROWING AT SARATOGA.
TIE FAMOUS CRIPPLE CREW BREAKS
RECORD AFTER A HARD FINIsB.

Turning Races AZ the Nstis,si Res.tt.
Cause = Number OF Mistakes-CaRrey,
the Bestonian, Carries or the serior
Single Frise-More Rscinr To-day-Ths
Association Elects omcers.
SARATOGA. July 27.-Ths second days meet
ing Of tho National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmen. held on the lake here to-day. to de-
eide who are the champions Of the United
States and Canada. was productive Of some
hne exhibitions Of skill In Craftsmanship. The
arrangements wore not "a perfect as they
might have been. the turning buoys being
placed too close and thereby causing fouls In
couple OF events which will have to be de-
cided to- morrow.
The action OF the Regatta Committee in
setting tho hour at 10 o'clock for tho starting
OF the races to-day and then at q late hour last
night changing It to $3.50 O'Clock in tho after
noon. was severely condemned. as a majority
OF the oarsmen were an xious to 60 homo to-
night. 1t was suggested that II the Worlds
Fair regatta is TO be held here noxt year. q
woek should be selected when there will be no
horse racing. so that the races can DO rowed
earlier in tho day.
The attendance OF spectators was much
larger thnn yesterday. but the conditions Of
wind and water wero about the same during a
majority OF tho races. The last race Of the day
was the event Of tho programm and the
record OF eight minutes for senior eights
milo and q half straightaway. was smash cd
and beaten by five seconds by the famous
"Chippie" crew of the New York Athletic Club.
The water and conditions were perfect. and the
Tho first race of tho day was the mai for
senior ser, q. singles. 1t was called about s o'clock.
Heasy hih"Ps rhS JOINT Srf' sss
TSSr nmso3r JGhn j. DeTEin GamGrdge; H:
Albany.
Hedisy caught water first. followed by Ber-
e Ssnd ssf # hi u Caught ' nS
We're IN too last comp,!ay and were not in it.
Callrey. was hanging close TO Hawkins and
lust before fN the turn vas reached Ryan forged
turned first and get away before, Hediey;
the, procession started for home with Ryan
asa ass tSrd snd SF sf eu T IL:
Hedley. and they Finished In this order: Ryan.
Hedley. Cafrrey. Hawkins, Bergin. and the
ley 1895: Caflrry. lo:45..
hs Of ns singles Tss sGs s md
H. sasfSn H y Gady Esy 3S5f HHsy
Ssny '"' ss Bsnse ye''f SthsRsy
G or tn. enHs st hath the m sat scbI s
the others. who. were rowing on a line.
End e. a. the si sHTp got aiSsnd Ssc5s Gady HUI
n and ssR ssa HG bas8
eausht him: the Albany man iinIshIne Two
lengths ahead. Time. Lehaney. 1l:25; Cady.
The pair: cared race proved to be a disas-
ttrous one. fouls and mistakes in buoys caus-
Ing the reteree to decide that it would have to
h ksI bow Samuel amy d. !ssht streke Nonpa
J: A. Delaney. stroke Atalan.. Boat Cub Club.
s NV Yo1k T., Ma, nm lau bow; william Law.
The Ataantas caught the water first. pulling
clean and quick orr. with the .Nonpareils
here to the hall the Ionas forged, ahead and
Atalan as spurIed and showed the nose OF theip
boat ahead Of the 1onas. They turned first.
followed by the Detroits.
e. ed into them; N, They cleared; however. and
catching and passing them. The stroke in the
lonas boat, gave out and the Detroits went
iSSn 'hS Saa s h4d Pet set
qualified the Detroits for their error at tho
The double soull event was finely contested.
The starters were: lcsper Boat Club. Phila-
delphia,,John g; parks. boy: Edwin Hedley
In Boat c cSs5ss sfGs eo
II,%w; Edward LA Case b stroke. Manhattan
j. Donohue. strke The rough water
made it hard rowing. and from the
nors caught the water first; and for half mile
vas neck ahd neck Win a. the yarunas ths
hu, from that point to the finish they had to
fight ;nr every inch. and the terrific, squirt
lyn boys the race. As Il was. tho Vespers
crossed the limo winners by about five feet.
Time. NcSicEs,3 minutes 53s seconds: Va
rnn4s. 8 minutes 81 seconds. Catlins were
w Lack of space for turning at tho buoys made
Newark; Thomas + Knowles. bow: R9beFt
stroke, hriel Towing iIue. Baltimore. Il i.
f3TI: ana G I H. Tn1Grbro1k. str32ke Astoria
Richard Gray. Faul Ian L on. and Hery Warren.
stroke; ATLANTA Boat Club. {. +. yayien.
At the q,nrter they led. with The ,Astorias sec
0nH "na tS bn JUST pcfore ths
however, they forged ahead and turned with
the AririS. The Institutes were getting around
their stake when tho AStoriGs ran into thom
for lack o. room. The latter cleared but the
boat Of the Institutes filled and they lad to
beach her. The other three crews, continued
on. the Ariels leading and the Atalantns see
onI. but both were steering poorly. At, the
had been injured In the collision. sank, and
the crew were picked W BY the Judges boat.
Tic senior four race was mn aggravated edl-
ton OF the Junior event. TIL" entries wero:
FaIrmonni Towing Association philadelphia
GLAND. and John Snowden stroke: Wyondotte
Boat ,Glpb. wyando,to, Alich.-M. q, Bnsha;
i, D. Hcllis. stroko;. Argonaut Rowing Club.
Sen.ler. and +. Nose; stroke; Alta anta
j. Freeman. J. Weldon. and n. +. Oulgley.
stroke. Modoc Rowing Club: s.. Louis Ar.
pig, AID Harry CooEsr: Wolverine Boat Club.
Deti" t-Ihomas Walsh. bow: c. J.. Van
Damme. John MaCermon. and Thomas George,
stroke.
Tho Modocs showed tho first form. and.
catching the water first. led up to the buoy.
Mandates fourth. As the Modocs ware
turning the Atalantas ran them down. The