New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
SECOND DAY AT HENLEY.
DR. MpowB1L WINS AGAIN. ROWING AS
IF FOR PLEASURE.
v,xsrpros BEATEN BY NEW COLLEGE IN RECORD
rrMx-ooop WORK BY TEN HYcK

TIME GOOD WORK BY TEN EYCK
AND HOWELL.
Thames. July 1A--The SECOND gay Oh
Az rsyat,a was favored with beautiful weather.
. ught wind blew up the course. The attendance
r,,ch better than 1t was yesterday. The third
heat OF the Grand Challenge Cup contest was won
80 Lander Club which had the Bcrks station.
,.o,,nr the Utrecht University Boat Club. Tritten.
Iaander won easily. after procession oy one ana
,hrce-ouarters lengths. Time-1:H
The fourth heat for the Grand challenge Cup
- ,,on nv New College. oxford. who beat Trim
lev HAN cambridge The winner had the Bucks
station New College led throughout TRINITY
Hau spurted gamely at the finish, put rev re-
,ponded and by half length Iime--'oz'
S.o,a, in:eres, was felt In this heat. foi many
GOOD Judges confident that New Cohese VIII
defeat Leander In the fnais.
The eth trial heat for the Ladies' Challenge
plate was won by Emmanuel College. Camor>ose.
which had the Bucks station. beating CHRIST |hurch
College oxford The fifth trial heat Tor the
Thames Challenge Cup was won by the hihgs'oh
pow,ne Club which beat the Delft Students Row.
,r club The winner had the Bucks station
rne sixth trial heat for the Ladies Challenge
o. was won by Elton College. from the Bucks
.,a,,on. which beat Kings College, Cambridge.
nr Mcdowell. in the fifth trial for the Diamond
sculs defeated 7. J. Hogan. New Ross BOAT
c,,n Ireland winning he liked IN $685. The
..,,rer had the Bucks station. Hogan got away
nrst and soon led by half length mcdowell
was after him at full speed, soon collared him. ana
when they reached open water began TO pass him
Then TO everybody's establishment. Hogan showed
sIsns of being winded and OF losing his mead lie
oolided with almost everything in sight, and was
thrice mixed up with the piles Mcdowell slowed
IN looked complacently at his rival and then
proceeded toward the finish quietly. and as II ne
we're out rowing for pleasure. Indeed. he allowed
Hogan 10 overtake him. and they were almost
even at the finish. The times were as follows:
Quarter mile l;.5; half mile sos; mile, G:56
The sixth trial heat for the Diamond Seulls WAS
won by II. 7. Backstaffe, Vesta Rowing Club who
heat A. r. q. Everitt. London Rowing Club. The
winner had the Bucks station. The seventh trial
heat FOR the Diamond Souls was won by f. H.
Ten Eyck, WaohuSet Boat Club, Massachusetts,
vho beat J. j. Blusse, Of the De Hoop Rowing
Cub The winner had the Berks station. HIS
fine was Q minutes 16 seconds. He padded home
,eisurely In consequence OF the widely spread re-
morris that the elder Ten Eyck had endeavored TO
keen the practice heats OF the younger a secret
nubllc opinion has been rather cool toward the
Massachusetts, oarsman. In some quarters de-
cided feeling of hostility has been expressed Young
Ten Eyck's style does not suit the English ana
they say so.
Ten Eyck and Blusse started even, but the Amer
lean promptly poked the nose Of his boat IN 'front.'
and when 1t cleared the island was three-quarters
OF a length ahead, rowing stroke OF thrty-nve 10
minute and Is seconds and then had lead OF
two lengths About halfway down the course
Plusse stopped completely rowed out Ten SycK
at no time exerted himself. except for a moment
or so Immediately after the start But MS Iorih
then quite surprised his English critics
Busse staggered and stopped rowing arter ne hao
covered half the distance punt pushed out from
shore and reached his shell just in time to catch
MIN as he tainted He lifted out OF his boat
and taken ashore where 1t took two hours TO re-
store him to consciousness. At late hou' W.
night he was still suffering severely
The first trial heat for the Wyfoid Chaiienee up
.as won by Jesus College, Cambridge, which beat
.ho thames Rowing Club The winner had the
Rncks station. The third trial heat for the stew
erds, Challenge Cup won by the leand9r nlup
from the Berks station, beating the London Ro C
; Sun Gun was won by the Kingston Rowing Club.
which beat the London Rowing Ciup Inc "'""e'
The heat oxs fer lhs Goeee sS %ho
Winner had the Berks station Howell Is you ,eg
@srcaR siSdy yhe a
Howell E saa; AWAY an masl he was quite
Clear e Of his opponent at Rectory Gate when NC
Henry rowed to standstil Howell Winhg e as sd NJ
FsWley. 404 mile Cos This result leaves three
Americans and one Englishman,ln aile Tan Fvck
WILL m fertb heat for the Stewards Challenge Cup
80 yon nv New College. oxford, which peat the
Winnipeg Rowing Club. The winner ha' '"e '''"
station. . , .hA favor,te for the Stew.
ards Challenge Cup although few Of the women nnTn
on the grandstand and lawn tins srandship are ali
for New Since YESTERDAY Mr. MpTRmy A haS
eautoning 1ne Warned to listen the umpires
Whistle when getting out OF ms ere an eighth
9, the enrth ahead at the end Of Temple iSsHS
towing forty strokes to the mRu5 s sga got lead
81 ,enrth The f-mile stake was reacheo IN III
three minutes and thrty.iour Tew College in
yond aawSy strokes drove their boat even Win
the Wnnpess f At the Minutes and Twelve
tha Winnipegs half length bennai anu IVA de-
that n Asy SP S tSres
they never could catch the Oxcnans ~ NJ "a The
winners oy ,hn Winnings was decidedly better
than yesterday and they were less eA'A'
's the finish the wnnpsss proposed aw 'b boas
New cGesed The de ea N wa aae caught
oe the shore. after which the wnnipess were
'p Se capan Of the said to the Gor
respondent OF Associated Press rorn we eyy
after the T"se; it % SaT frst Experience the
Hen1ey course we ought to be satisfied with naviIs
@ oar rivals rowed four seconds better than
the record we were beaten by pe,. LEILA 1ir nv;
sseo, Hte II We were pretty well pumped out In
n,e wav hut we stayed the course. 100000 -
The WnnPeg,sb e a' most cordial fashion all the
EnaIsh crews going 10 their quarters compliment
Ink them upon their pluck T IN which thy ac
esntsd defeat The Winnipegs are enthusiastic over
the they receiving snfe sa ,e Tor home
On ene s srau % Mr. Murphy the trainer said: II
would like to have seen them WIN, o1 nefeated ths
,s asi n awsys lowered The boat not alto
sether satisfactory. 1 hope We may see hen'eS
The FIRST trial heat for the vstSTs Ch So be
Cup was won by TRINITY TIM winner had the Bucks
station. L.. ~. N,ckars Challenge
The second trial heat for me j. Fernie Trin.
sm6fsss w GS. ssat hoxn f'" cSb an" The
x E. Hussey H @cks station. The third heat for
the Ncais Challenge Cup was won b by heat r. r. IL e.
four and Nickalls Leander Coi,e;rc oxford The