The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-22

5. N. Toivonen-Elmore Cannery.
6. G. F. Wise-Cutting Cannary.
7. H. TOikka-Columbia Cannery.
8. T. Driscoll-George Sc Barker.
9. II. Hentz-Columbia Cannery.
10. j. r. A. Johnson-Columbla.
II. L. Brown, Elmore Cannery.
~. s. Sifferson, Columbia Cannery.
10. A. Mattson, Elmore Cannery.
H. M. c. johnson, George G. Barker
16. j. Jackson, Elmore Cannery.
lied. uddeman-Hanthorn.
49, Sam Peterson-Kinney.
49, N. Toivonen-Elmore Cannery.
2O Gus Niemela-Kinney.
p. Gus Snugg-Cutting.
%. p. A. Saker-Cutting.
%. e. Stone-Kinney.
"A. M. A. Mattson-Columbia
25. c. Driscoll-George & Barker.
26. H. Hendrickson-Hapgood
q. F. Williams-Kinney.
%. l. HHonem-Kinney.
29. Chas Heuston-Klnney.
80. p Danvagh-Megler.
81. w. Markkala-C Cutting.
80. T. Smith-Cutting.
80. "A. Pellard-Colunbia
81. ]. Moore, Columbia.
80. "A. Cresena-Columbia.
36. j. Kampinem-Elmore.
81. E. Grimberg-Kinney.
80. j. Anderson-Booth.
80. c. Westerland-Cutting Cannery.
40. p. Marks-MegIer.
Al. II. Strong-George & Barker.
. A. P. McDonough-George & Barker.
49, Jno. Hendrickson-Elmore
A. ]. Danielson-Megler.
45. A. Larsen-Megler,
46. f. Nelson-AIegler
AZ. II. Witt-North Shore.
49, II. Lundberg-North Shore.
49, Geo. Carison-North Shore.
The race was declared Off, none Of the
boats being able to finish within the time
allowance.
The result of the race for 1S-footers will
not be announced until this morning.
At 2:3O the 15O-yard footrace was an
nounced and four contestants lined lin
to the scratch. They were Tom Foster.
of this city, j. c. Clark, of IlWaco, C.
Kiplinger, of anywhere, and W. NJ. Ray,
of Woodburn Foster and Clark were
penalized eight feet for breaking off the
mark before the pistol was fired, and
were consequently placed at a disadvan-
take. The men were finally gotten away
in good order, and the race was a prettv
one for two-thirds of the way but Rays
superior condition told and he won Ly
about seven feet in fifteen and a half
seconds, with Foster second. Near the
tape, Foster, VINO was three or four feet
ahead of Kiplinger, crossed into the lat
ter's track, and would doubtless have
been disqualified had there been any Sec
ond prize. Some of Fosters friends
claimed he would have won had the dis
tance been 100 yards, and Ray came
forward promptly and offered to make
a race with Foster at that distance for
any sum up to the limit Of his Ray's)
purse, and 1t is possible that a match
between the two may yet be arranged.
AT last nights meeting of the regatta
committee 1t was decided to offer a spe-
cial prize for sloops in the 2S-foot class
for a race to be sailed on Friday. ana
the committee also decided that the spe-
cial tish-boat race, which was declared
off yesterday, will be sailed again to-
morrow. :, Eyns
The program for today will be as fol-
lows:
First raco-Foot race, girls under 70
years. s..
second-Foot race; amateurs 100 yards;
medal.
Third-Foot race; boys under II; medal
Fourth-Hose race; wet test; first, SIS;
$25
Fifth-Columbia river fishing boats.
first, 800; second, $50; third, $25.
Sixth-Schooners (cannery tenders):
first, $50; second, SIS =
seventh-Sloops Gree for ally ;'frst, $50,
second SIS.
All races will start the same way, viz:
Five minutes before time, gun shot, to
get ready; time to go, second gun.
Sailing races flying start, time to be
taken when boat crosses the imaginary
line off Flavel dock. All contestants
must cross line as soon after second
gun shot as possible, and all not crossing
within reasonable time will be ruled cut
Of the race.