The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-27
THE PICK OF AMATEUR SCULLERS
They Meet Saratoga Lake for Cham
pionship Houors

They Meet on Saratoga Lake for Cham.
pionship HouorS.
SARATOGA. July 26.-The largest collection
OF oarsmen seen together at national event
for the past eight years was that assembled
here to-day to take part in tho twentieth an
nual regatta OF the National Association. The
regatta was held under the auspices Of the
Saratoga Athletic Association. For the ac-
commodatIon Of the contestants tents had
been erected on the ground near the starting
point. which was about 200 yards or shore
On tho west shore OF the lake was erected u
grand stand. capable OF accommodating about
1000 persons. but was only occupied by about
300. tho others contenting themselves with
sitting on tho shore under the trees to be
sheltered from the blazing sun. while large
number were on the lake in rowboats. In all
there were about 5000 spectators present.
There were two points in this regatta OF
vital interest to oarsmen. namely. whether
Saratoga should be selected as a permanent
course. and whether turning races shall here
after be adopted by the association. us this Is
the first time turning races have been rowed
In a national regatta. 1t was announced this
morning that several well known residents
here have offered inducements to the associa-
ton in the way Of building boat houses and
sta W ses to- the te the
nent course. and. us the feeling Just now is
that t h1ud be
will accept the offer.
!, At 2 o'clock the water was too rough to start
The Water Gained iowa II the oi mean an t timo
the Regatta Committee held a meeting in the
Like hoIfs vas re;eysd
had suspended, three of their members for
wropgdofng. and it was decided to reject Dur
sequence OF Hawkins = rowing under protest
the man finishing third in the heat should
be allowed to row In the finals. At $50 o'clock
the races were started and finished in tho fol-
lowing order:
SENIOR sINaLEa
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Healesy won. Hawkins second. Buleer third
Boston: J. Wright. Canada
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j. ". Bergen Cambridge
Ryan rounded first The home Journey was a
procession. Ryan winning in lO:t6s. Bergen
fourth.
JUNIOR SINGLE SOULS.
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Hurley won in HOG Bensley. seaton. and
their water Sullivan got second.
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Lehaney was the first to reach his stake
boat. which no turned In 5:OI Much sylnpG-
here for tho past week. and he was roupily
eheered whom it was found he was not last.
Lehaney won in lO:42'.. Coughlin second.
ton. NSrraganseit: H. " Caiy sew York V aug
Cady went to the front from the start. turn
ing his stake boat in 5:it and winning easily
~ II 200. barrett missed his stake and Was
DOUBLE SOULS.
First TIeatThs heat was contested BY crew, repro.
per b. C. OF rhlIadtphia
The crews were mir, and tuck u, tho three
ahead. turning first in Ala: Ncsrer second.
New York A. G.. who made poor turn. third.
s am @S IN ns in lead
Sss' Gs and op! @'s'' Manhattan
The Manhattans got the best OF the start.
boat in 4:25. Here the Institutes fouled the
Manhnttans. while the Argonauts failed TO
were disqualified. The race went to the al.
lins. with the I'aWtuckets second. Time; s:2S,i,
be TON st only fnS trT in tn" fam t!
to start the regatta tomorrow morning at 10
Zach OF the events rowod to-day wcr. we'll
contested. and all tn" ARA fG"ncnts wora fast
class. Walter Stimpson. President of the New
England Amateur Ro"iu. Association. was
referee.
Chicago's Council Favors Garfield Fark.
CHICAGO. H.. July 2G-By vote OF thirty
nine to twenty-three the City Council this
evening passed an ordinance permitting the
Garfield race track to be open from May to
Of 500 day Is paid. It is believed May yos
Washburpe will veto tho ordinance. In which
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