The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
BIG CROWDS GREAT SPORT
At the International Rowing
Regatta
THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONS
In the Final Contest Will Be Teemer
and Rogers
Oarsmen-ResuIts on the Race
Courses-Notes
Associated Press specisl wire.

n 10 AANy loA.s now o. Q6f1 was al
immense crowd in attendance upon to-
days races, and they saw inc sport, too.
The first race was half-mile dash for
a purse of $1,000, which was beautifully
raced and as finely finished with Teemer,
Gaudaur and Rogers in the order named.
The three starters were Barvv, Haines,
Wingate, Peterson, Hanlon and Bubear.
Teemer won by half length. Time,
3:22k.
Trial heat between English doubles, for
position in. the Anal three miles Against
Teemer and Rogers, American crew, was
won by Bubear and Barry by half a
length. Time, 1891.
This was close race to the last quar-
ter. whom Bnbear and Barry's squirt forced
them ahead. Bubera and Barry will
nov have to row Tsemer and Rogers to.
morrow for purse and the cham pion-
ship, and as their time today was 10 :34L
against Tesmer and Rogers corrected
time yesterday of 1902, the sports are
choosing the Americans as winners and
giving odds.
The next race was mile and half
straight away between Miss Rose Mosen-
theim of st. Louis and Miss Tillie Ash
ey of Hartford. Conn. Miss Mossnthsim
won by half boat length in 15:17. She
had good lead all down the course, but
Miss Ashley crowded her some on the
last quarter. TOnight's trains were
iammed with visitors, and tomorrow
will be ono of the biggest days.
On the Race Courses
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The races
OF Bay District we're run today in q driv.
ing RAIN.
Six furlongs, selliue- Patriot won,
Idaho Sauer second, Mt. Roy third; time,
1:19A. 81.
Five furlongs, maiden two.year- olds---
Mollie Bawn won, Valiente second, Harry
0. third time. 1:U4N,
Seven furlongs selling-Wawona won,
Centurion second, Goodwin II third |;
time, 1 :32.
Five .lonss-Yemen won, Potentate
second, Realization third; time, ! :02.
Mile and q sixtecLth. ssll,ng-Barcsl-
dine won. Cicero sscono, Morgan q.
third: time, 1:55.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The largest
crowd OF the meeting turned uut today,
the last day of the racing at Morris park.
Summaries:
Five furlongs-Tremargo won, Karma
second, Medica third, time, 100 p
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Peacema-
ker second Patron third; time, LIS.
White Plains. handicap. six furlongs-
Hazlet won. Merry Prince second, Silver
II third; time. 1:13N.
Mile and q quartsr--L ucania won, Ref
ngee second. Brandywine third; time,
LII. .......
Selling, one miIe.-Sir Dixon Jr. won,
DoEgett second, Manchester third; time,
l:A3.
Ohe mils-Gotham won, Deer Slayer Sec
ond, Monaco third time, :42N.
Steeplechase, about two miles-Richards
won. Duke of Abercorn second, Woodford
third: time. 1858.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.@-The feature of
an excellent days racing at Latonla to-
day was the Tobacco stakes, selling event
Ut a mile. nc
One mile--S.rath M a.h won, Tom Sayrs
second La Creole third time. las.
Six furlongs-Nick won, Henry Young
second, Santa Maria third time, 1:l5.
Handicap, mile and one.sixteenth---
Simon W: won, Lobsngula second, Egg
bert third; time, AIN.
Tobacco stakes, value to winner $1315,
one mils-Buck Massie won. Lehman Sec
ond, Grammar third time, 1:40X.
Five and half furlongs-Lucille won.
Ida Wagner second, ShumlUck third
time, | :09.
Five and half furlongs-Lufra won,
Marqnise second, Epona third; time,
1:0S%.
DANvILLE, Va, Nov. BIN the great
race at Resdsville. 8. c.. between John
r. Gentry and Joe Patchen today Gontry
2:09, and 2:09. An Immense crowd saw
tine fAces