Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-10
Leanders Misunderstood
Umpire's Orders.
ONLY ONE GREW STARTED
The Defeated Men Try to lay Blame
for Their Misfortune on Amer
lea's Shoulders.


rho az ihN Ny oN TdAMEs; July o.
sary a. The water derby or Grea, b.itain
cornell was pitltd against the crew OF the
, ,'sn boat Slpp, eoniposed OF ex.oN.
H., ~ ~ - ',... 'uEV pulsnNn Hln sdll 70
pe the suohsest on we river There was
, noiso vondusion at me start owing 10 tile
Dor of bnSis 'H whi sY'. a.. a,hs o. nnm,
1I,h pvan'n, "ntVn htllohrB ihtcitrlu
VII, Win hvlnlen Consequently the latter
WNSn' sTnh,nvWmnt SLOW IN getting INTO POSI-
,tyn c rsa VIII ,he umpire asked " me
answered yes" NM ,h e't u,,n p'v ,iaa
do ony'Vi u,u ."e same, rms ihe Icnhures
wofi 10 w a, vsv .he ullpire rave ihe
a,,,s ~, ,asu ne 'orh,ll sirw shnt
SI Ana ~, ne'i Or thr Leailder crew start
v w.. a"u 'neir su9Ne protested thnt they
Mr. aiIa,. NHru,; ~ SPITE OF ,ns tle wa.
Course and AWARDED N, pS m.r GSsr ~, ,he
80 n.a,I,s," , ,ns nunc iolseu pro.
VAS I reSn,re1 Wv ~, uunprs decision nnl y
hut the board viii no, p' ehansn Nv, I,sw ,igs.
ian wa wv '""nkr Nho ue'iN'
'rhe boord ar c,,,,,,,..,.,.
this evening lssun1 ahn sn1i a. tiVNa'us
'rhe cuinmittee. ,Nhilc ync,Tx ES.g,o,,,,,,,
the most unfortunate n,lgindefstandin NJ
the start ~ the Corn,i mn I,s,,'is, M ~
feel they inusi nbilc hv thc law ~, I I,n,
rnclng aud cannot revc.4n fbc nscisi,.s as
the umpire anu starter" VI
ali WILD ngilnsi lie ,imoirn fn, ia NM, Ky
In favor OF Cornell. and In their rn,.c thcY
say most unpleasnnt thinps n,,ni,,st III,
lthica boys.
9. w. Kent, stroke OF the Iennder crew
said 10 representative OF tho Aas1eintnd
Press;
IAN English crew would mover have gonc
on Had they any spirit uf snort IN fhem
they. would row again. Our boat was point.
Ing into the island aud hnlf the mon yvere
backing waiter / had nv hand rniseG In
the nlr toward the umpire wlVu he asked
Are you reudyr An cried, no. NOS
nave fowed M many races, md | never
met with such uilsportsmnnllkc conduct
We ma not henrd the umpire say DO
wneh ne mess was made" Another nom
per or me crew remarked; I'VE do not
Nant any moro such crews as Cornell"
aitcf nenflhH the decision OF the commit
w OF Stewards kont cried out Gwen. I
NY, VIII hhAthlng 70 do with Americans
VI anlcriehh crows. They are not sports"
, ,anosnv, mnmper OF the IeaEder
crew. ANA that ~ why Yale and l..vAfd
Wont row Them. They are not wan.ud In
,ih "ghlh, Ihe only satisfaction Ia Il at
'h.F WIZ get a good licking tum1rs0w.'
uv'oInlneu euort IL made by the s'riiish-
urs le9 py the Loanderg TO pay tho Cen ~
u,uw ~ tne wronk ana put too whoo fe-
spohsipiiity FOR the outcome UPON thur
s ,hinarl ihe Lenders and lher SYM a.
.ilsorA lhnore tue deoisl1n of iheir own um
nro, Whieh " upheld by the stewards As a
mater OF iact tho Cornell rr NV ore not ~ ly
hrlelly within tho right, Tut IN yltw u The
umpire orders thoy could not have icnc
otherwtc. u would have been mttty
annouc ming had they iiiobeJei the UNI
pre- ana returned 10 the post. hus uislntmc
Lohhuef would nave probably gone bn and
won INC race; II " the Lednisrs who arc
u u, ana are irylng IN every Nuy
70 btihE hiserenlt TO the Amariilas.
draw 5. white, a nephew % ~ -Prcslisnt
= White OF Cornell said 10 the reporter 81
the Associated Press this oyo1,ng In rvhmd
70 " rnoei
~ ~ INC greatest outrage that was ever
petpotratei on Gods earth. The attempt TO