St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-18

but Are Fouied-ln the Row
Off They Are Beaten a Quar-
ter Of Length by the Della
wares-ResuIts of the Other
Events.
Special to the Globe.
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aug. 1.-THE
Minnesotas were entered in but one
race today. The Junior four stepped
out Of the junior class and donn%d the
dignified garb and bearing of seniors.
They entered the senior quarter-mile
dash against the Argonauts and D0ns
of Toronto, and the Delawares, of Chi
cago, three as good senior fOurS as there
are in the country, and they made a
magnificent showing. The Minnesotas
have never been trained for quarter
mile dasheS, and their long stroke has
always been effective on long distances.
But today 1t showed up very well in a
short distance. The four crews got
away together, the Delawares and Dons
at once taking the lead, but were
speedily caught by the Mime
sofas and Argonauts. About one
Minnesotas were leading the
Argonauts by quarter of a length,
when the Argonauts fouled them. The
boats cleared, and even then the Mill
nesotas finished second, the Delawares
being first. The referee ordered the
MinnesotaS and Delawares to row the
race off. After short interlniSsion the
crews lined up. The Delawares got the
best of the start by length, but the
Minnesotas pulled
Beautiful Uphill Race,
finishing quarter of length behind
the Delawares, the distance being loo
short for them to make up the full
length. The men are in the pink of
condition. The best feature of the day
was the senior single, quarter-mile
dash, which was won by Edwin HedIey.
of the PASSAGES of New Jersey, in Eli,
two seconds better than John T. Cor
bett's famous time in the Duluth regatta
of 1890. Fine tine was also made in the
senior fuur-quarter-nile dash, bat
Hrdley was the hero of the days re-
gatta. 4 better day could not have been
wished for aquatic sport. There was
not cloud in the sky. and light
breeze kept the oarsmen and visitors in
good trim and good humor. The lake
was as smooth us roller skating rink.
The judges at the finish were John
Korf, Charles Sullivan, q. b. White
more and Roger Cregier At the turn
the judges were Frank Haerter. II. Leb
and Capt. Appleton. Commodore
Cregier acted as starter, with Ed Han
Ian as referee and }. Y. Keefe time
keeper. The opening events were the
Junior doubles and junior tours of the
Iowa State Rowing association, which
gave up its annual regatta to participate
here. The Dubuques and Riversides,
of Sioux City, were the only entries IN
each class. and they divided the hOnors,
with the RirerSiees winning the junior
double and the DubuqueS the fourS.
ia IIac Qnarter-Mile Dash,
international senior single, there were
seven starters. They got off i'm fine
Style. the interest focusing on Hedley
The Thompson brothers. of Toronto,
kept close to him, but by dint of won
derful spurt he finished one length
record with III. The junior single
contest. for the Chicago Navy only,
brought out ID. Blakesee, of the Pull
mans, and Sam Dale, of the Ontarios
1t was nuse to nose up to twenty feet
from the flags, when Dale Spurted for
ward again and won by half length i'm
1921. For the Chicago Navy Junior
tours the PulmanS. IrOquOiS and Della
wares were entered. The distance was
three-fourths of a mile ana turn. The
DelaWaTeS soon uvtrhauled the lruQuoiS,
and passed the flag winners by three
lengths in 1854. 1t took two
heats to decide the international
quarter-milc dash for senior f0urs Oh
account Of foul. as STATED! above. The
sIngle-working boat race was rather
tame. ". s. Mcdowell, OF the lroQuos,
and James Henderson. of the Catlins,
were the only starters. The former
won by three lengths in 1G:454. a
swimming match OF loo yards for oars
men finished the programme. The con-
testants were: Samson Bachrach. Iro-
quois: j. Stevenson. Catlins; Max Lau,
Catlins, and George Emrath, Delawares.
Bachrach won.
The leading events tomorrow are the
junior single, international, for which
there are eleven entries; the senior
double, International, five entries, and
the senior four. international.
unlnAartcs:
Junior double. Iowa Stale Rowing
association, iIraiS, ome-fOurth mile and
turn - Dubuques, crew. Graham and
Uttley: Universities. crew, &. L. Claypool
and II. A. GuOch; first neat, Duhuques
at turn: TINE, l:3S: Universities. l rs; at
finish, kiversidrS. 80; Dubuques,
$50. Second Universities at urn,
1875; DubuqHeS, l:40; At finish, River
sides. :i:33I; Dnbuques, $50.
Junior tours, OnCfUErth mile and
turn-DubuQucS crew, TprneS, Staple
ton, Hopkins and Casey; RivrrSities,
crew, Tread way, knedlar. OsbOrGe ana
Howell. FIRST tieat, Universities at turn,
1:25; DuhuQucS, l:3@: at finish. Du-
buqueS 3:23i=; layersides did moi finish.
Second heat. Dubuques at turn. l :2S;
RiVerSideS, l 80: at finish, DubuQupS,
3:IG: Riyersidrs, $50.
ScaiOr single, une-tuurth mile dash
-Ileadiey( Passaicsj, first:
time, l:l7; f. a. Thompson (Argonauts,
of Toronto, second; time. - q. a.
thompson (aTgoliautSl. 20.
Junior singles, tEree-quartrrs of a
mile and turn, Chicago Navy only
Dale, of OnJariOS, first; time, lG:4I;
Blakesiee. of Pulmans, second; time,
1915.
Junior doubles, Chicago Navy, three
quarters of a mile and lurn-DeiaWarts.
crew, A. PeddtrsOm ana Charles kappe:
Catlius, A. j. Dixon and /. Donohue;
CatIins first; time, 10:09: Drlawares did
not finish.
turn, Chicago Navy only pallman
crew, f. DefUniak, ID. BlakesIee. John
McLachtan and William McLarian;
Iroquois crew. Charles Kappp, F. b.
EHder, f. Barrett and George Corbett;
Delaware crew. A. Rpiner, T. Ringiey.
George Emrath and j. Gillen. Della
wares first: time, J:43$ l'u!lmans,
9:33; IroquO;S, 1000.
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