St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-01
A WONDERFUL REGATTA.
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sent up for the victorious crews, as the
different members entered the dining
room. The tables that were reserved
for the boys were profusely decorated
with flowers, and the dining room pre-
scented very gay appearance. 1t was
almost 10 O'Clock before all were ready
for the ceremony of the distribution of
prizes, which took place in the bal
room.
Capt. Gait. president OF the associa-
ton, after explaining that his voice had
almost forsaken him in the discharge of
his duties as starter of the races, intro
duced j. j. Parker. of the Minnesota
Boat club, explaining that Mr.. Parker
would do the h0nors in his stead. With
few happy remarks to each of the
winners. MIR. Parker presented the
medals and cup in turn to the crews.
Mr.. Parker first awarded the II.
w. Commons medal to William
N. Armstrong, the winner of the half
mile dash. and then the four gold
medals and the beautiful trophy de-.
mated by The London Lancashire Life
crew, the winner OF the junior four race.
In presenting the cup to the stroke of
the crew. j. d. Mahoney. Mr.. Parker
congratulated the boys OIL being the
winners of the greatest junior four race
that had been rOwed in the history of
the association, and also on taking it
'handS down" from such crews as they
were pitted against.
He presented j. Hackett, of Rat
Portage, with the medal won in the
senior single and also the junior double
medals to Hackett and ID. T. DE Brisay.
These two oarsmen came in for large
amount of attention from MIR. Parker,
being presented little later in the
evening with the gold medals Won in
senior doubles from the inYincible st.
Paul double.
The junior single prize, which was
Won by L. l.. Wann, by default, was
presented, as was also the beautiful Sir
Donald A. Smith and Great Northern
company trophies, and the four gold
medals that go with the prize.
After the ceremony of comforting all
tine distinctions on the crews had been
completed, the guests Of the hotel, the
visitors and those of the oarsmen who
were not quite done up danced until
morning.
auOilS WIG OF. Edul people WHO were
out Yesterday were:
meSSrS. and Mesdames Archibald Nc
Lareu, A. b. Wood, A. E. Chantler, Dr..
and Mrs. BrimhalI, Crawford Living
ston, w. Il. Hart, d. s. Sperry, George
D. Nettieton, F. b. Bass, w. BlakeIy,
E. w. Bass, Leslie Wann, & Gorge
Soames. Winnipeg; w. d. Dean. w. II.
Vittun., Z. e. Clark, L. L. Wann. DR..
and Mrs. SenkIer, MeSdames A. K.
Barnum, j. W. Bass, Newport, F. p.
Wright. Condo Hamin. SQuires. j. ID.
Lawler, Ansel Oppenheim. A. j. Stone,
Misses Blalsdell, Newport. Bass, Pol
lock. Kalman, Grace, Flower, Somers,
Upham, Blakely. Bishop, Bracket,
Finch, Ida Bishop, Rugg. De Laittre,
Minneapolis; Day, Sturgis, Hill,
Charlotte Hill. Tarbox. Lamprey. Corn
ing.Senkler, Macon. Mccullough, Dean;
MessrS. Krech, p. z. Rugg. Bead,
Langford, George Finch, j. j. Parker,
E. +. Jaggard, j. D. Sturgis. NJ. j.
Boyle, Stone, q. Van Name, A. j. Nc
Conville. l.. Mussetter, Leavitt Corning,
Halbert, w. G. Read. Forepaugh, Da-
Wis. Shepard, Newport. Sturgis, Bryan,
SOmmerS, q. S0mmerS, Greening ,Stees,
Straight, Wilkes, Paget, Yardley.