New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
HARVARD.
The display Of yachts at the course and in u

The display Of yachts at the course and in the
harbor was notably fine. Following Is the list:
Frank T. Morrilrs Vamoose Charles Fletcher
Seneca. Charles II. Osg"od's Norwhal' J. IL I,"s
ler's Forget~Me-Not. Walter B. Tyler's Rex.
Commodore r. NJ. Browns Sylvia Henry NJ
Flagler's Alicia Horace A. liuchlngss Nlhns'
Charles L. Hubbards Kalolah. Richard W. COM
stocks Admiral. A. Van Santvoorts Clcrmont
Brandford b. McGregors Reposo. Robert H.
Evans's Toinette. William c. Whitneys Coiuni-
bia. F. f. simpsons Avenel. John f. Reyburn
Gretchen. Commodor, T.. {. Benedicts onelda
F. r. Ladew's Orienta. Anthony Drexels sui
tana stephen W. Roachs Emcline. A. ;. Van
Wrinkles Marjorie. Charles VI. traits Ailesiu
Frederick H. Benedict's Vision. Frederick w
vandcrbilts Conqueror New-York Athletic
Clubs Minstrel. Joseph Stickncys Suslliehahha
Frederick G. Bourne's Revere Edgar Harding
Gydia. w. H. Wa'rous's Judy.
Schooncrs-H X Mcfiarg's Ncv"ra. Henry ;.
Parmelee's Phantom. Percival ". Clements Gita-
ma O. H. Dimock's Glendover David Banks :
Water witch. Frederick Grinnclrs VuicksicI' j.
Rogers MaXwers Emerald. j. IL - illS Ail'I'
II G. Wards Cytic. James Rousc's Acaed. H. {.
Rousc's lroquoie. Henry w. Lambs Marguerite
william s. Hazards Fennca. Calus {. Bragg :
Asacennc Seymour l.. Iiustcis CRUSADER Mel
son Narshairs Atlanta willard T. Wards sham
rock Bayarl Thaycrs Constellation. Nlhns"h
fuckers Sea Fox.
slo.ps- CHARLES H. Nnyos's Polly 9. oliver Ise-
Inns Colonia. L. Vaughn Ciarks Goss On. Lpiiit
Brothers Wasp stephen Loinc's Swanannoa. Ed
win /. Haichs Huron. colonel Charles Mon
Ts..-
IIarrls's Nymph g. Vanderbilt -, ldfim.
George Works Katrina. + VI Uoyts N"votA. +.
NJ Trccman'~ DraG on. James g bergen = h'i''-
gard II,
The crew ~ tn Defender saw IN" Yalc.iiar'
ward race to-day from She deck ~ IN" colonia,
which anchored beside ~" cours"
ONE RECORD BKOKEN.
A single record was broken to-day. m" two
mile distance IN a four-mil" competition. The
CHAMPION IS crew covered the distance In 10
min ss sec To-day Captain Armstrong; men
made 1t in 10 min. q Scc
The race evolved another ins,ancr ~ athlete
hcrosm when the crews struck heavy ""''F
IN the last mile and half Langford sprung
his oarlork. and IN struggir To f"rlnc" II
wrcnchcd his right arm and shoulder severely
He pulled the race faulilcsSly and when ih"
order came to cease rowing cramps doubled ms
arm W t. his body He could not use Inc
member I'll Or Hartwell and Captain Arm.
strong had worked over II Tor quarter ''
an hour lie must have suffered intense pam
| during the last mile.
Tn-dav's race marks the conclusion II the
0ve-vear Yale Harvard agreement. ana much
| doubt exists regarding a renewal of the con
| tract IN view II the cordiality II IN" athleuc
| relations at present existing between Harvard
| and Cornell
YALE MAY ROW CORNELL
Bob" cook. the Yale coach. was seen after
the race and asked II YAH would rows cornell
| lie answered
III Cornell wins the Henley and comes back
and wants to meet NJ think We Will. think
we can get this crow together and train IN" men
in a week 80 that can give Cornell very
| pretty piece Of exercise.
After the race Ralph H. Treadway. ~ Sioux
city Iowa. WAS elected captain. lie has rowed
| Nn two