Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-03
GLORIOUS FOURTH.
How Il Will Be CeIebrat-
ed Here.
THE BOAT CLUBS EVENTS.
Two Good Ball Games and Plenty Of
"Salutes."

Although the city fathers did not ap-
propriate very large amount for the OBJ
servance Of independence Dav still Paw
tucket will have quite celebration.
At o'clock the Tower Post Veterans
Fife and Drum Corps will make parade
and arouse late sleepers with martial
music.
At O'Clock q salute OF A guns will be
fired and this will burn up a portion OF
the $500.
At $3.50 O'Clock on the Dexter street
grounds the Pawtucket and Worcester
teams will play championship game In
the New England league. This win he
an event In itself.
The regatta Of the Pawtucket Boat
Club will begin at IL o'clock and
also band concert by the Pawtucket
City Band will commence at that hour Mt
the boat house, and continue until
o'clock.
Programme of the Races
Following is the programme for the re-
gstta as made up TO the present time. The
entries 10 not close until tonight, but the
races will come In the order named below
Any additional entries which may be re-.
ceived will not AFFECT the positions of
colors OF those below, as they will be
given position In the outside courses. The
colors assigned the men indicate their
position, the courses being numbered as
follows, reading from the boat house
float No. l, red; No. 2, white; No. 3,
blue; No. 4. yellow.
First event-senior single scull shells Rod
Albert w. Bensley; white, L. l., Tobie, Jr :
IA tna xr..It.
Second eyent-Junior single scull shells
hed, Clarence u. Lewis; white, Andrew &.
Danveri blue, George n. Davis.
Third eveni-Double row boats Red, Pat
rick Mclaughlin, bow, Charles ". Crowcu
stroke, white, +. 4. Tobie, Jr., bow, John
Fox, stroke
Fourth eVent-Double scun shells Red.
Andrew &. nanver, bow, Edward T. SchoIle,
stoke: white, william u. Adams, bow, Al.
bert w. Bensley, stroke
Firth eVent-Singlc open working boats
Red George II. Davis; white, Charles ".
Crowell, blue, Homer A. Scholze
sixth event-single row boats Red, L 4.
Iobie! Jri white. Patrick Mclaughlin blue,
seventh event Fouroared working boat
race Red, William f.. Adams bow and cap.
tain; 2, George Mason ; 3, Charles ". Crowcll
stroke, A. w B-nsley, coNswnin, David &.
Morton White-John Kay. bow, 3 Homer
4. scholze, s, Andrew &. Danver, Edward
Y. Scholzc, stroke and captain; coNswain,
Edward Dennis.
Eighth eyent-Quarter. mite dash Red, T..
y. Tobie, Jr.; white, Edward, Scholzc, blue,
william r.. Adams; yellow, A. W. Benslcy.
Ninth event-Swimming match No. l.
Arnold u. ileilborn, Providence No. ?,
James sullivan No. 3, John Fox.
The swimming course will be from the
boat house float across the river and back
again. The numbers of the men be-
ginning from the house.
The following officers OF the course
have been chosen: Referee, Capt. James
W. Haliett, N. b. C.; starter, Fred L..
Chase, N. b. O.; judge at the turn, f. g..
Appley, p. b. e.; judges at the finish, II
&. Tyler ana David McKelvev, T.. B. &. /;
timers, A. X. Sweet and w. w. Scott, =.
B. e.. clerk OF the course, W. w. ilaskins,
P.B Z.
A, IL, noon, another salute OF "A guns
will be nred, and the Pawtucket Veteran
Firemen's Association will make a par
ade aud leave at o'clock for Providence.
In the afternoon the Woodbines and
Star, meet for purse OF 800 on the Dex
ter street grounds and at q O'Clock the
Glorious Fourth will be wound no, as tar
as the city fathers 90, by firing another
salute OF A guns.