New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
THE UMPIRE Is FIRM.
,r SAYS HE HEARD 80 PROTEST '''" '
rrANpFRS UNTIL AFTER TIE Si""''
. ,.,.r,,s TO HAVE BEEN FAIRLY MADE

go. ut-,RD 80 PROTEST FROM THE
1.rANprRs UNTIL AFTER TIE Sl""''
,,r DEEMS TO HAVE BEEN FAIRLY MAZE
.o, Thames July 9.-The failure OF 'he
o.nder eight TO start IN we h''' WIZ" . ,
-. oon,.st with the Cornell University CIV" .,
crea, disappointment to the iid'',9 - 49,,
1dor, ,yer. supposed to be the su uohs'S' 0''" VII
AL w.re thought TO have the best cha''c
~ ~ .,o enc cun and were. consequently very n'''
IL, hacked in the betting. "heh ''"'"' ', ''.'''.
gave the word TO go the "'os' ~ ,,,rs ,ho
hd Gathered along the course. '"o'"' " ~
s,ar,irg signal was given the Anl''l'"' , ~
a fro,, the Berks shore far down 'he rs'f'
Tho Ieauders were not in sigh'' anu II ,,
sunnosed that the crowds OF boats "''"e "'' ,,,.,
o,scrred the view. but this be"el "'9 r
,'hon as the Cornell crew neared the hhlsh pos, "a
"''', 80, " .h Lenders were still invisible Iher
- =, ,b. finish created scare among ''' sup
,ors NJ the English crew. ana many WIZ ~
re,eons assigned for their failure 10 aip."' 49,.
,rho Ithaca men rowed a fine race. alihoush '''S
,ycre unopposed. They came In looking CON '''- ~
and we're greeted with bursts OF cheers Dy '"e 'p.
,a,ors many OF whom took up the 'o'"o' -
.,toh y,as start ID by the friends OF the ere" an"
r.neated again and again all along bo'h sno''S
When the umpire's launch came up u ~" & - ,h
,,cosure II was learned that Mr.. Wi'ahu sar' , W"
1 "a e,art after having asked the crews Il w
u,.re ready. He states that he heard no nesa''s
-. from either boat until Immediately aI.ei , we
i.p.;, uhon ne heard the Leander men pro-, fd
ita ,bonqht ne had given the crews la,i cS ns
n,.1 see no reason for calling the poats n,e
."i.t;v as the Leanders had pui,ed lV"i V VI hsd
p.c,n.s p.,a I, was not until the Cofne hi.n M " ,"
nauanh.d the winning post that the unP'it - ,he
fNan1nd NV the other regatta oilcia.s ." ,a. uas
io,,nnh bat the Ieanders, before the &c
aveeh ven nsd said they not ready he nph his
sI,,vw,ii,bstanding sI,v,i these statements. niln,a'eu ~
hotwl,is. m ns,ard the heat the Cornell cre" ~
rgm, gh sanders padded down from theH % %poaa ~.
inc ha ,.,inning post but did not again make 'nsr
sarance during the afternoon pfelTiiai,s ~ ~
appeaia.',.' ~ air headauarters on Temple lsiahn. -
'ar az. a. seen this evening the members OF siie 80
ne b all agreed in the statement sns. 1. w., M
ger es"' Wiiiand asked Are you ready! 'hey
shoutuu W,iand the other hand rs a eauaiy igh
he heard no reply TO MS Iue non ,,no
i've uaa o., 70 that when the word 'o! Maa So,
l.caIue.. ,he crew attempted 10 start taxing iem
,rnLee bu, that practically their poa' ie"'''' ~
the post heat OF the race for the diamohu h
lie Sub,nb was contested by guinness, oi w w
scu.IsS; La Rnwine Club and F. A. Ihompson oa LII, m
Leanen, Rowing cub. OF Toronto eHc,seu n rs go
Guinness had the 5erks sac OF hb tie no;
lil'e' Thomnson the Bucks. The Will ai,'' 81, IN
anu vas more favorable for Thompson Dus ~ ~
strous he vas Unfortunate, for al the elgh,eehth
o,netk orete hi. shell struck n pile ana ne harro"'
caped being upset .., ,,,ne had a slight lead.
h he ased In consequence OF nis oPp,,em Pe
whcn ne hv % n roape OF lengths. Thompson no"svrr, M
mishap os 30 tad recovered himself setted now"
as sVon .n Ara wing up his leader. gaming s'eao-
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