Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
PLENTY OF SPORT.
Pswtucket Boat Club bine
Defeated-FootbalI.

Pawtucket Boat Club Observation-Disclosures
Defeated-FootbalI.
The fnal regatta of the season under
the auspices of the Pawtucket Boat Club
was held Saturday afternoon on the Paw
tucket river was witnessed by hundreds
from the boat house and from points OF
vantage along the river banks.
rhe races were very good and reflect
much credit on the CLUB and committee.
The events and winners were as follows:
Single scull shells-William L. Adams,
time 7:431-2.
Open working boats Richard A. Joyce,
time 7:43 1-2.
Double row boat-Patrick Mclaughlin
and Charles w. Crowell, time 1881.
Double SHELF. +. Scholze and w. Il.
Adams, time 8 :35 1-2.
Single row boat George ii. Davis, time,
10:261-4. Four-oared working boats
John Il. Kay, A. Il. Danver George Mason,
f. +. Scholze and q. +. jerks, time, ii :3i
The races were all one mile with two
miles and three turns.
The officials were as follows: Harry j.
Readio. starter; George W. Chaplin, Jr.,
and Wallace w. Haskins, judges at turn;
Evarats Z. Tyler, judge at finish; Capt.
Isaac Gill referee; Frank +. Crawford,
timer; Albert w. Benseley, clerk OF course.
The committee OF arrangements consis-
ted of Edward p. Tobie, Jr., chairman !;
Albert w. Benseley, George w. Mason,
George J. Kirky and Edward f. Scholze.
On the Diamond.
The Woodbines and Stars met on the
Dexter street grounds for 800 purse and
the latter won 13 to @. The Stars were
reinforced by O'Connell, j. Parker and
Lovett OF the Banner BOYS while the
Woodbines had Il. Parker of the same
team and made a fatal mistake by not
putting him IN the box at first.
Mcclure was hit hard and so was
Maroney at times, but the Stars punched
their hits and assisted by the almost in
excusable errors of the Woodbines won
easily.
A large amount of money changed
hands and the Stars had banquet In the
evening.
The Newports defeated the X. of p, ~
to 6.
Wexford won from Westerly 8 to 2.
The j. +. Russells defeated the Hopes
8 to 1.
Among the Kickers.
The Olympics were defeated by the
Rovers 4 90.
Next Saturday the opening game In the
New England League series will be opened
on the Dexter street grounds, the Kovers
being the opponents of the Wanderers.
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Football Association was held In the Y.
M. Z. A. rooms Saturday night. The fol-
lowing clubs were represented: Free
Wanderers, Y. M. q. A. and North Ends
OF Pawtucket; British Hosiery, Wanskuck
Wanderers, Central Falls Athletics and
and Manville Athletics. The Office bearers
for the ensuing season were elected as fol-
lows: President-John w. Clark, Free
Wanderers; Vice President-John Ousbly,
North Ends; Secretary and Treasurer
Archibald q. Adams, Pawtucket Y. M. Z.
A. It was decided to draw up schedule
of games on Saturday, % inst.
challenge Accepted.
Frank Herrick has issued a cha llenge to
wrestle any man in the State. Harry Mel
lor is willing to accept the challenge In
behalf of Edwin Bibby, the match to bo
held not less than three weeks after sign
ng articles, and to be for $50 side.
No Money.
The Falvey- Dainty match, which was
to have formed a portion of the October
contest at the Metropole, has been de-
clared off, owing to the inability Of the
Dainty people to deposit enough money to
satisfy Falvey's hackers.